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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-01-26

q. 0t.T An Engli.lman who thought to be
smart, asked an American, WIN was
blowing yankee doodle IN shrill ffe for
his bare life Ny friend II that the iun
The old CIV died otF M darn your pic
ter, said the downenster. its not but its
the inLe old bull died ti.' .H sv v
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tOIEaLL YOU TINT L0HE
rts GOODaPPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planting frdit trees, The subscriber living
two miles east Of McCn,chenssille, fer
for sale $50 different varieties OF choice
grated apple tress. Also wanted. thtee
or four seef cat,fe in exchange fur frn;i
fr.e.. ALPHEts russell.
MeCuteh,bviIle, Oct. Il, rsls--i--n
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OF Fever aud Ague, is all the protect
DR.. Bragg desires, from the FRAups of
Conn,ertei,ers. His Pills combine a
concentration of edicinal eXtratts here
lofore unknown TO the world. Away
then, with the lumbuggery Of patent
righ's'-when lie consu,npuob OF these
Pills has already reached
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BE CAREFUL OF torNTERFElrs.

How TO avoid ,hem:--Each Agent who
sells he genuine Brapdreth Pills. has a
Certificate Of Agency, which las been
engraved al a vast expense. Ii Represents
'he manufactory at Sing SiDg,eu the bank 8
Of lhe Hudson River, aud issieueds by DR.
Brandre'h, and his seal Stamped 1pnn tie
paper, also fac simile Of theslabsfs Upon
The boxes. Com, are them.
a ENfS.
D.& ". Aires, Upper Sandusky, Jo-
seph Shorb, LhlIe, Sandusky;W w, II zones
& Co. Caffey town; ii. frect, McCo,6hen-
vile; r. Bloom, Mexico; Henry SliooiiYah.
Craw ford tp.; Joseph Shilling, BurIing-
Upper -ssabdiaSssty. Noss. 3, ls45-4.
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American Hotel,
UPPER 4NpUSKY OHIO;
w. w. BATES;

A few doors north of the Public SQUARE,
an the. Sandnsky avenue, apd pear te the,
Receivers Office. where every, attention
will be paid to the Trayeline, public and.
Others that may be pleased TO fatronizs
jan. IS Is47-I7,i, s- - --.,,
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STEPHEN TRACY, M. d.,

STEPHEN TRACY, NJ. D.,
Respectfully offers his services to the inhabi-
ants Of WORCESTER. DR.. IT, having enjoyed superior ad
yanages aud had ample experience in the East Indies and In
West, well as in New England, feels fully Civ
ing the that all his requiring
either MEDICAL or SURGICAL attendance, shall be treated
the most careful and skillul manner.
Office lat presently 60 NEain-St.
Dec 27 df
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DIR. HOLLLCK
Will give a new and extended Course OF L
CITY HALL.

Will give and extended Course OF Lectures at the
CITY HALL,
FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY, (Boys not ADMITTEDLY on
Saturday Monday, Thursday and Friday April 81 49, g.
and 81. commencing at quarter before o'cock-doors
open lat Z.
FOR LADIES ONLY, on Friday Monday Wednesday,
and Thursday, April 20, % IS and rs al p. NJ. Doors
open at quarter past O.
To be illustrated by all his Models, Paintings, &c.
Single admission 25 cens-Tickets eacfcourse so
cents
g3-Dr. II. remains at the WORCESTER House, where
he may be consulted and his Books obtained.
April 20. dwtf
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MESSENGERS Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. April 23 1919.
LION. HENRY CHAPLIN C Commissioner OF Insolvency,
II for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate OF NATHAN B. JEWETT,
of Worcester in said County, manufacturer, and laEe
partner with John Mason under the firm of n B. JeweIt
Co., an nsoveht debtor, and the pay any debts,
or the delivery of property belonging said nsoven
debtor to him. for his use and the any pro-
perty by him, forbidden by law.
The first meeting the creditors of said debtor will
he held at the office of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, the seventh day of May nert, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon for the proof debts and
the choice of an assignee assignees of his Estate
A24 J. DAY n. s. MESSENGER
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts,

Worcester, So. April 2, ls4e
DY virtue Of an Execution which issued on judgment
- recovered at the March Term Court Of Common
Pleas for the County of Worcester "a D. 1649 in
Amos Bal Smhfeld, in the State Rhode Island
yeoman, aga INST LEONARD 8. WHEELOCK and LEON
ARD WhEELOCK, both of Grafton, in said County OF
Worcester ysomen, have taken all the right in EQUITY
which the said Leonard Wheelock had 2sth day Of
APP iii, AID. lS45 the day when the attached
sne process TO redeem certain mOrigaged Real Estate
stu4te in said Grafton and the that described in
mortgage deed thereofirOm said Leonard Wheelock
stephen Arnold aud Manning Arnold and corded the
Reg try of Deeds for the County Worcester book sac
page 81, and also other mortgaged Real Esa
sad Grafton and the that is described ia mortgage
deed thereof from the said Leonard Wheeock Worce-
ter County Institution for Savings recorded the Regis
try OF Deeds for said County, book page S2I for Wor>
ceser County Institution for Savings and Saturday,
the sixteenth dsy Of June nert, the American Temper>
ance House in Worcester in said County, O'Clock
in the aernoon shall offer for sale by public aucter TO
the highest bidder, said right in equity OF redemption
days J. DAY, d. sheriff.
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J. HOOKER, M. d..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street
DR.. HOOKER, would inform the citizens of Worcester
snd of the adjoining towns, that he has opened Office
by HIMSELF and socis patronage from his friends and others
wishing MEDICAL and SURGICAL aid.
He will not ntrus the dispensing Medicine to the care of
inexperienced individuals, but WILL far paetlcabe
tel hmsel thus avoiding great risk to Patient and Physician
Jad |. DIFF
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A CARD.

MR.. EDWARD S CUMMINGS from Boston, having
engaged Organst a the "Church of the Unity" offers
his professional services the citizens of Worcester
Teacher of the PIANO FORTE and Organ
For further information he is permitted to refer to
Hon. Isaac Darts, c. B. Long, Esq.
EdtU. Hamilton Esq. Geo. ". Richardson, Esq.
Worcester, April 6, 1913. DIFF
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MISUNDERSTANDING
TN CONSEQUENCES the great FALL IN PRICES
L of COTTON GOODS, the subscribers are enabled
to sell, and are selling
Fine 30 inch MERRIMACK SHEETINGS at 6 cts
Fine 30 inch NEW GRANITE MILLS do. 81 cts
Fine 40 inch BUCK DO u cts
Heavy Al SHAWMUT do. 6 cts
Heavy 44ACA do. Ct cts
Heavy 4 BLACK RIVER do. 81 els
Heavy BLUE DENNIS 10 cts
Heavy Amoskeag do. IL cts
BLEACHED COTTONS from ga to 1914 wide,
equally cheap.
INDIGO Blue PRINTS, fast colors, at Ct cts
Merrimack aid Cocheco do. at cts
LANCASTER GLNGHAMS at 1oA cts
nJTogether with full assortment of Goods adapted
to the season selling equally cheap.
HALL s. THOMPSON, 1874 Main-st.,
April 20. dw4wis opposite Central Street.
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WAX FE0WerS.

Miss DODGE, Teacher of Ornamental Wax-work.
respectfully solics the patronage Of the Ladies Of Wor
ceser 10 whom she will give instructions the of
making Wax Flowers Ladies are invited call and ex-
anime specimens at her Room HIGH STREET second
door on the right frcm Pleasant Street. the hours
of and PM Those wishing take private lessons
will be waited on at their residences. DIT April 81.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-25

R V. B. PALMER is agent for this paper
IN Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore. Office
Boston, No. Congress Street.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-25

70 Ross XpreSS forward all sorts OF
parcels and small through direct over the Worcester
Rail Road to Newport, Fail Riuer Bristol and Warren
July Y. dWtf
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Reformed Practice of Medicine,



WOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w city and the surrounding country that he has per-
manenty located himself in the practice of his profession
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues to
effect permanent and speedy in the complicat
ed and nyeterate diseases of the Lungs and Blood Be-
ieving, in common with the Intelligent every commu-
nifty, that Nature has provided ample remedy in the
table kingdom for Datures ills and the accidental alades
of common life, he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and system to pass
quietly down to the oblivion Of forgotten errors Having
become thoroughly acquainted with, and having long cue
cessiuy pacsed the Indian mode manner of apply,
ing Natures Remedies he aters himself that be can cnre
the most aggravated cases of the following diseases
Consumption, and all pulmonary affections, NERVOUS
dieeases-Dysentery and cholera nfanium-Spnal afec-
tons-Fever sores and White Swellings-A Scrofulous
Affections Cuianeous eruptions and other diseases of The
bloodChronc affections aed with uniaing success
Cancers removed without the ofthe knife with entire
saetyA irregularities of the sexual system permanent
ly cured.
FEMALE DISEASES, involving the origin of life reated
practically and with invarabe The limits of this
Ca,d forbids the publication ohundrtds certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit, and he would invite uva
lids of all classes seeking certain permanent and safe
relief 10 call az his Office No. 227 Man Street up saifs)
Sign Of the Tnd,an All postpaid Communications prot
y attended Medicines put up by the ames
Apr rl9. DIFF o. G. FISHER, M. d.
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Is now universally acknowledged to be an infaible
remedy for rheumatism of every OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Bruises, contracted cords Spinal Diseases, Sore Throat
Quincy old Ulcers pains in the breast back and de ague
in the face and breast toothache and nervous diseases
The triumphant which has every where attended
the of this wonder working remedy in curing the most
TO found of the above Diseases and the
high encemums that have been bestowed upon it wher
it has been introduced gives the right to call
the Conqueror of Diseases An overwhelming amount of
testimony is in the Doctors possesson which, did space
allow he might bring forth array OF names, consisting
of citizens intelligent be deceived and too much in
terested to judge without favor.
Orders to be directed to HERRICK & CO., No. James
st.. Albany, NY. Sold by d. ScoTT, ia. & Co.; e. N.
TUCKER, and S. c. WHITE, Worcester. dwltI7
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Electricity and Physiology
FREE TECTTTR EH

DIR. A. PAIGE, Eectropathc Physician and Sur
eson, No 81 Bedford Street. Boston, has consented to
favor the Ladies and Gentlemen of Worcester with Free
Lecture al BR1NLEY HALL. Saturday Evening, 2eth
inst, on ELECTRICITY, its office in nature physiological
relations and practical appreciation in the removal of dis
eases. o. Doors open at 7-Exeecises to commence
before O'Clock. dTT&S April "a
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-04-25
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

IN AEONIINS Eh.
L~s ETNHE Homestead of the late THOMAS LAWRENCE
fssssA for sale Said Farm contains az acres
A OF excellent Land gently slipping The south, well
adapted 10 the cultivation of every kind of agricultural
product, and especially fruit, which there
various kinds in bearing The Buildings odwere
constructed in very thorough manner and amply
supplied with beautiful soft water, by aqueduct.
The location very desirable for the bust
ness or retirement situated about half mile from the
Depot in Leominster MOI h Village.
Also 81 acres of the best Pasture Land adjoining the
Farm, and "a acres of Wood and Meadow Land lying
about mile from it, The whole will be sold together
or in lots suit purchasers Persons wishing purchase
may call on Mr.. LUKE JosLIN near the premises who
will show them Title good and possession given at once
If not sold at private sale, The whole will be sold
AT AUCTION, on TUESDAY, May /, at ii
O'Clock AM, the premises Terms of payment will
be easy. CHARLES w. WILDER, Agent.
LeomlHster, April 49, 1919. dwlw
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CHIOROFORM.

DIR. HARRIS, 1914 Main Street, is prepared to
extract Teeth With0t pain by the of this recently dis
covered substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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THE RUSSO-TURKISU WAR.

ne recent European news affords additional
proof OF the uncertainty ofinferrng political ac-
tons from the condition of States and Kingdoms
Before the arrival of the Niagara, the press was
predicting, from the impoverished condition of
Europe, the impoSSibility ola war. But scarcely
had the speculation been sent FORTH before the
arrival OF the Niagara informed us, that Europe
was on the verge of general war Europe is
seriously entertaining the thoughts of war The
whole continent is in commolion. The European
nations are waiting the decision of Russia And
should tins decision be determination to force
Oh Turkey surrender of the refugees, Europe
will, no doubt, be involved in general confusion
and blood.shed
The conduct of Russia has so far been censu.
raole, and has probably been influenced by the
desire of reducing Turkey to submit TO her au-
thorty. We cannot see the occasion for Russian
in'erlerence The refugees are not rebels against
Russia; nor indeed are they rebels in any sense
The llungarlanS have not attempted TO destroy
the force or operation of any law. But have ap-
pealed to arms TO prevent the oppression of the
Austrian Government, which was deprivng the
people OF Hungary of the rights and privileges
granted to them by the law. But if the refugees
were rebels, Russia would not be justified in the
position which she has taken. True, she has he
come the ally of Austria; and, as SUCH has been
obliged 10 defend her. The attempt of Austria
was to force upon Hungary submission TO her
laws While engaged in this attempt Russia be-
came her ally Now the only pledge which Rus
STA gave 70 Austria, by this act, was the promise
to and her in quelIng into submission the lIunga-
ran people. And when this result was effected
the claims OF Austria upon Russian aid ceased
Russia, then, cannot be justified in this step, as
the ally of Austria. The attempt 10 force this
surrender is not only an inhuman effort to hunt
down a band OF defeated and helpless men, but is
preteX to subjugate nation against which
Russia has no complaint. The sole motive for it,
lies IN RusSla's inordnae love of territory and
power.
Should war cnsue, would fear to Specu-
late upon It's results. Russia is mighty nation,
presided over by wise and skilful ruler and de-
tended by disc plined and powerful army Yet
II cannot be supposed, that she will be able to ri.
umph over the combined opposition OF the power
full and enlightend nations of Europe. She NAV
be mighty but, in this instance. she will meet
"hero worthy of her blade" We doubt not that
the contest will be bloody and desperate and it
may be long. In itimmense sums of money will
be squandered, many lives sacrificed, and much
damage will otherwise be done to the nations en-
gagged We will hope for the triumph of Turkey.
Such triumph will be wound inflicted upon
despohsm, and will form the first step in curtail
| ing the: power of the most despo,ic and mighty
nation IN Euiope,
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IT, and has honest aud truthful aid him in bis la
burs.
The orr.si,im. desrsiring If njuring the President,
BY i,s wholessls deractin m the old Hero has recently
opened batery nph Mr. Clayion but judge from the
rsul's its missiles have returned with fatal effect urn
the attacking party The truth is, Mr. Clayton is mar
far shve and hayond the reach IL his critics. that is
wonder all their ,dnrs nuch him rrave "a he labor
list. His entire administration frreign Affairs has
BEEN conducted with .. much skill and such signsi
cess and evinces decde superiority over that Of his
predecessor. thai there is for The vic
Ienre and virnlenec Of his opponents But they rage IN
vain. They may carp. marh as they please sgsnst
the P"nssn correspondence 1t will stand monument
" his wisdom and decision dplnInaiis, when the
criticisms hs enemies shall have passed into oblivion
He IL the worthy sdvsrr 1t such Gen. Tsyl'r,
aud in their hands the honor Of the country will
he compomsed The opening Of the ensuing Congress NAV
furnish ebarssn occasion FOR decided evidences o
msserly foreign polly u" the Administration, ms conduct
ed BY the en- neat statesman presiding over the De
rariment of State The Judgment IT The future viii
SIMPLY Justify his election IN ,st prst by the jajcnus
old Hero al The helm of Fedsral affairs.
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Winnie. No. Ifedernl

fmm this table. it will BE- seen that in 1870. Nit
slna was the first Stale in representative influence
She NOW ranks the fourth She then possessed one fifth
OF the whole power OF tie cuntedemcy this has declined
under successive reductions TO one fifteenth The other
States OF the Union have increased, within ten years
preceding 1910. in the ratio Of SO per cent Virginia
has. IN the same time. gained but 2l9 per 1t u.s.
lhereite, plain, that unless she shall encourage imml
grafton and proven, the emigration Of her citizens To 9th
er States, by furnishing facilities similar to those which
exist elsewhere, thai in 1850, when according the
"ma'e Of saiicans. the population of the United States
VIII have reached tniny one aud half millions, Nlr
gna win her present rate OF increase, and the present
rap OF representation will have about one twenty fourth
pat Of HE Influence # e federal government, whilst,
WIN the ratio OF representation alsed 10 hundred
thousand, the relative Of her federal influence
VIII be- about one thlrtierh Cin any enc require a
more conclusive Illustration Of the truth, that the several
States which compse the Union. are advancing in an
unequal ratio in the acquisition Of power, under the fed
eral cunsilluliunlp
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AP pENI)lX.
f,Notf n

Eriraci from The 'peech Of HIN NJ. B,r,rea, Esq
WHEN We lock around. we find hat here ISL fear
u disparity between the power Of other members OF the
euniedefacy and Of this Commons eallh. We find that
The scIa and legislative ecctay Of other States has of
iefed To enetprlze aud capital such Inducements IN uni
vrrsal eencaon. universal employment, in The com lot
aud lndemndenee which modern Improvements besnw
lhat p pnaiinn and wealth have Increased IN manner
scarcely paracfd IN the history Of our tace and We
nut conceal the truth that this remarkable disparity in the
rate Of increase, ia rapidly affecting the Comparative IN
fHencr Of the more and less prosperous members Of the
ronedefacy. or his reference the original repre-
scnaIlon Of The several States Traced through the
ceedIng terms of no-appoonmcnt, viii afford coneul
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Virginin:

Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit SUPERB
IA or Court o Law and thancery, for the County of Am
herst, on Monday the 9th day of August, 1919
Samuel Simmons, Plaintiff
against
William H. camden, William II. ngges, Sheriff of Mel
son County, and such admnsratur dc hon non i'm the
viii annexed OF Austin Wright, decd and Wesley L. dun
can, DeL:n1a,,.
IN CIIANCERY
The defendant William IL. Camden not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act of
assembly and ths Rules OF this Court, and it appearing by
sas'ac evidence that he not an inhabilani OF this Com
monwealth Its ordered That the said defendant appear
mere ON the inst Monday in January and the
nli ei The pan and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the town of Lynch
bos Tor two months successfully and posted the front
door OF the Court House OF this county
a cupy-Geste,
oct lo-w2m ROBERT IlNSlEY, Cik.
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I r E NJ S

o. The Alexandria Gazette says, the prospect for
an early completion OF The Alexandria and Onio Rail
Road is cheering.
0o- IT is reported that the Secretary of the Treasury
is preparing work the Tariff
o. THREE hundred and seventy Portuguese refuI
gees, who have been sojounngn New York" are now
o." 'her way to Illinois, where they pnrp Sc settle.
70 A census taken recently, of The white population
South Carolina shows her increase in the last ten years
to be 23,2Go
o. Srs.us, the celebrated Musician is dead. lie
Is inc musician employed by The Austrian Minister OF
once to draw the minds Vi the people from the coasd
Grafton politics.
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From The London Times. October. 4.

Another nnpl asau and inorporlune circumstance has
Just occurred IN the relations Of France with another por
on oi the American Continent which threatens Ia kin
die diplomatic quarrel with The United STATES One of
the strongest and mosi peus consequences of the Re-
yaaon d February that the dulles Of representing
the French Republic in foreign countries Were suddenly
thrust upon men utterly mo slfed Tor such functions
ny education. siaion or experience The plsi of Minis
ter at Washington had been intended for NJ de Cir
court, gentleman whu united all these qualities in the
highest degree. and who had consenied from personal
friendship 10. NJ. de l.amarine and from parrio,c mo-
yves. rforeed Ia Berlin in the first stormy days of the
roviS"na' Government Instead. however Of rewardino
NJ de Circnons great services in Germany by the lpga
ZION NJ The United States, NJ. Iamarne allowed thai
position 10 he carried by Republican intrigue in ia
vor OF man utterly unknown fame hui who reloced i,
the significant aud captivating name Of William Tel
Puus-in.
II stems, however, that NJ Puussin has con,tiyed
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MITE n \

Increase ofpassepge,s by The establishment of RdiieaB
from Baron Charles Dopm's report, The PARIS
and Oteans Railway:
"ENperienre has proved hoh in France and abroad
that ~ sh 1T space al time the facility, expedition and
"connmy afforded by Railways, more than double the
number al passengers and The quantity of merchandise
In order 20 support such statements, we will quote
The tdowng facts relative To the Rallwaysof Belgium
England and scotland IN positions fexeme difference.
and giving Use a variation In the returns which far eX
cefd'd all annc paliDn."
Comparison OF the number of travellers conveyed da-
~ Throughout the whole, OF p,rllon Of the line
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-29
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

We are requested 10 say that Rail Road meet.
ing will take place at Campbell Court House. on
Monday, the 18th November next, being Comt
day Ample preparations will be made for the ac-
commodation Of the Company, in the way OF a
BARBECUE.