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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
saturday. Becembcr 81. Is4o.

SENATOR CaAsE..-Tbis gentleman
made bis debut III the United States Sen
late. on The 18th inst. During his re
marks, he took occasion 10 say that he
was not to be classed with either Of the
lparty organizations Of the Sedate. Thi,
news. no doubt, will be satisfactory to the
party. 10 this State. who sent him there
SENATOR BENToN This gentleman
has not received his former honors from
the Democratic party. At the extra ses-
sion, in March last, he was appointed d
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs at the present session, he receiy.
ed but two votes for that station, and was
not appointed at the held Of single
Committee, The inference is thai he
has been read out Of the party. The
two voting for him are supposed to be
MessrS. Hale and Chase.
AS soon as the two bodies get fairly
into business. we may exPecttq see some
clashing in the Senate. Mr.. Benton has
gone there fully armed for the conflict,
and it is not to be supposed that Mr.. Cal.
houn will not meet him half way.
The entire Southern democratic dele.
cation were ayerSe TO having Mr.. Benton
on any committee, aud it was only at the
suggestion of Northern members that he
was named as the third gentleman on the
Committee on Foreign Relations. These
facts will only tend to embitter the hos.
tile feelings already existing between
him and Mr.. Calhoun. .s.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28

DAn Editor, way down east, adver-
tises for boy Of good moral habits" to
lealn the printing business. Rather a
sorry "d-l" such one would make.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
Gbr Ganrastrr Ga3ttte,
TLXNoAsTER, DRoEMBER az, Is40,
OUR DAILY appears to excite an inter

QUA DAILY appears to excite an inter
est among those, who feel SOME pride for
their town and are anxious for It's i'm
pI,rovsmen,. Each day, since we started,
we have had an accession to our list Of
subscribers. There is another class of
iHdividails.styied crGdksts; whom we will
attend to at more convenient season.
They heSe meddled with other peoples
matters too long already, and we shalItry
andinduce them to attend to their own.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28

FEMALE VoTERs. .--Garrison OF the Bos-
ton Liberatoryis advocating the right of
woman to exercise the elective franchise.
To refuse i, he says, is "dt1 act Of folly,
injustice, usurpalion and tyranny, which
ought nolonger to be persisted ih," A
petitionto the legislature, in accordance
with the above views, s,isih circulation:
Ii would be a gIoriods sight to see q
Township Of pretty women marching.
with colors flying, to the polls. Love, if
not patriotism, would then entice young
men to do their duty. " , ns, it.'I,lsi. !.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28

Our FOREIGN PoLiCY. -. IntercOarSe lOifh
Aastria.--Just now the press, or at least
a part Of it,is engaged in discussing the
Ipropriety of creating a fullmission to the
Court Of Vienna-while another portion
objects to having any intercourse at all
with the Austrian Government. The ap,
poimment of Col. WEBB to that Court
and the report that his powers as Charge
de Afaires are to been larged TO those of
a Minister, have given rise to this dis
cussion. oafs say{ .rrsa..f - 7aet
We conceive both parties to be in error,
unless Upon the one hand it can be shown
hiatt is necessity for the change,
or tpoh the other that theteis no necess
Iity for Representative at the Court Of
Vienna. Because Col. Webb has re.
ceived ali app6ihtinent as Charge and
would rather be Minister, is no reason
why his powets, honors and etnolutnents
should be increased nor should we a.
bolish our intercourse with Austria alto
gether, if we have necessity for it, be-
cause her Government has been that of
tyranis and butchers! r.td 10 laufsr
The latter reason, III, our humble O.
piuion, would operate more strong gly a.
gainst Russia. The Gear had no right
whatever to interfere in the Hungarian
struggle, and had it not been fo. his ar
mics andreasury, a differentresult would
have been witnessed Indeed if we al
lowed full latitude to the opinions of the
non.intercourse class, we imagine that
we could be represented at atcomparatively
few Courts. The better policy is to be
represented wherever necessity requires
| it. our Government taking good care not
to counenance, by any act, the uniustifi-
able proceedings of despots aud lyrants.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28

VR Rev. Mr.. PERKINS, pastor of the
Unitarian Church, in Cincinnati, commit,
ed suicide on the 18th inst by jumping
froh the ferry boat, whilst crossing the
river. He was laboring under insanity.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28

az We say to our friends, stand firm.
--Eagle. a3tst dsig uorll aE
.ls.If all accounts be true, some of the
leading ones will need aproPto. sustain
them.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-12-28
To VVatchnlakers & Dealers

Lancaster, October 5, 1919 %
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31
A hi bald Allen

FASHIONABLE BAR BER.
UPPER SAN D y s X Y, OHIO
sHop ON sANDUsKY AVENUE, NEARLY oPPo,
SITE FLACK s MOTEL.
Y eavug to others the business Of shay
AA ing meas pockets, the subscribsr W i'll
devote his undivided attention and it
will be his aim to arrive as near Perfec,
tisa Us posslOls to the business ~ shaving
their faces, shampocnsg their heads, and
cutting their hair after the latest asd
most approved fsshlSus. Having had
many years experience in the business,
aud being actuated by deslre te please
he Aattsrs himself that thsss who give
bin call will go away perfectly satiss
fed
Particular attention will bs paid 10 cut.
ting hair aad shsmpoenlng.
He would respectfully say 10 bis pat
rons whom he is in the habit shaving regS
ularly, that if they could makelt eeaye-
uient, hs would like 10 have them call and
get shaved on Saturday evening instead
of Sunday merning, or If GA Sunday mers
Ming, as early as eessibia.
ARCHIBALD ALLEN.
Upper San dusky, July 81, lS49-22-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31
lL Cheapest of All!u

COFFEE, Tea, Sugar, Melasses, Rice,
~ Pepper, Alspice, Raisins, Tobacco,
Cigars, Powder, Lead, Shot, Caps, &c.
&C., Cheaper than at any other Store in
the ceunty for Cash snly, at the Drug
Store, by ALEX. KISKADDEN.
Upper Sandusky June 20 l819.-IS-tf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31
DON'T YOU SEE
US UP HER II

HUFFMAN & DOEBLER,
Occupy the upstairs above Ayres' Store
room, on Sandusky Avenue, where they
are prepared to execute work in the fol,
Loving ss,le:
IL tdu want yeur pants made tight,
We have the rule TO cut them right;
Coats and vests We also make
Aud Tor the same cAsaswe III take.
New give them a call aud zee il ther
is net some trstb ia.Peetry.
Upper Ssndusky, Jsne lst, l6z9- IA II.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31

One Dolls. per Year in Advance.
FoUR Copies ordered at one time,
FHREE DOLLARS, and at the same rate
10 cents each tor any additional mum.
Der.
New subscribers will be furnished with
the back numbers of the current volume,
and all or either Of the four previous vol
umes, if desired.
The four published volumes are neatly
bound in printed paper covers, suitable
Tor sending by mail, price IS cents each,
or the full set of 4 vols. for So sent free OF
postage. The postage on volume is 20
cts. tor any distance.
Address NJ. B. BATEHAM,
Columbus O.
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Lambert Lambert

Almost all kinds of good lumber, floor
ing boards. &c, will be taken at this Of
fee on old subscriptions, as well as new
ones. Any persons wishing to pay in this
way can do SO by sending in their lumber
as soon as convenient.
SMITH & GILES.
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Sheriff S Sale.
Calvin A. Hor, }
vs..

Calvin A. Hor.
Obed Hor, &5 others.
DY virtue Of an order issued in this case
As by the Court of Common Pleas of
Wyaudot county, Ohio and to me sirsc>
ted, will effer for sale at public vendue
at the d oor of the Court House in Upper
Sandusky, in said County, on the % day
Of September next between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. Nj, and 4 o'clock p. Nj. of
said day the following described lands
and tenemsnts, subject to the dover es.
estate Of Ruth Her, TO wit: the south west
quarter of section number nine [9l in
township number four [4l south Range
number fourteen Cl4] east, Except six
acres and seventy SIX huDdredths of an
acre being part of the dover estate of
Jemima Green. described as follows, to
wit; beginning at the North east corner
of tho said quarter section, thence west
ten ll01 rods, thence sonth one hundred
and three and enc half lo3al rods, then 10
east ten l0l rods, thencs north one hun,
dred and three and enc half l1023l rods
to the place Of beginning
Also ffy six and half [56a1 acre,
beginning at the south east cerner of the
south east quarter of said section numbe ?
nine thsues north 6fty six and cue
half, I5oa] rods, to the line of the sails
Idower estate last mentioned thence west
one hundred and sixty, 1861 rods, thence
ssuih ffty six and hall 1894 rods; thence
east one hundred aud sixty reds to the
place OF beginning; also twenty eight and
eur fourths l2e41 acres eff the South end
Of the rest halt of the South west quarter
Of section number ten lu] ia the towns
ship aud range aforesaid; Also thirty l30l
acres off the South snd Of the west hall
efthe north west quarter sfssctien NUN.
Der fourteen l4] in the Township ssd
range aforesaid; containing IN lhe wbsls
two hundred snd seventy Eve acres mere
or less: Being the same pre- nisss Of W hich
Jacob Her; late Of the county Of Wyss-
dot. at the time OF his death, was seized
10 Zee SIMPLE.
Appraised at S3.I73,75.
IT. BAIRD, Sheriff W. c. o.
August 7th ls4e.-24-4w. Si,25. s.
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" Tae'6etm.
HOMEOPATHY.

The following well written jsu d'espr,t in
ridicule ofthe iDfinitestimal do ses of the Ho-
mepatic School. is going the rounds Of the
papers:
Take little rum
The less you take the better;
Nix il with the lakes
OF Wiener and of Wetter.
Dip spoonful out
Mind you don't get groggy;
Pour it in the lake
Winnipisogeo
Stir the mixture well,
Lest it prove inferior;
Then put half drop
Into Lake Superior.
Every other day,
Take drop in water;
You'll be better soon;
Or, at least, you ought TO.
A friend of Homeopathy furnishes us with
the following on the opposite sldo. As 'fair
play is our motto, we publish both effusions,
and let those laugh who win.'
Take man that's well
As any man created,
Dose with caomel
Till he's salivated;
Stick your lancet in,
Draw his life cut cruel,
Till he's weak and thin
As if wounded in due;-
AT him then again,
Purge him without caasing,
Till he groans with pam,
Now constantly increasing;
II he then gets well,
After months stiffness,
Sure The caion,ei
.And lancet cured his illness.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICE TO LADIES.

SPECIAL NOllCE ~ LADIES.
We have the mosl satisfactory sssurs
ance from many respectable females whes
names we need not here publish, that
they huve seea bsne6,ed by tina niedi.
cine. The diseases pertaining To that
class called uterinei also to psrssns NOT
blessed with offspring.
Ladies whose complexion is not az
clear as they could wish, IN consequence
Of an impure state of the system, will, IA
this medicine, find COM pete estorativs
The reader, by calling on the agent, will
be shown any quantity Of certificates.
Its unrivalled power over disease, and
great superiority over all Simple SarsapA
ariila Syrups, may be attributed to the
fact that ii is composed purely of vegeta-
bic substance, each one having direct re-
ference to some internal orgaal conseA
quently the tohote system is benefited.
Ii is the most highly concentrated Syrup
in use, and beng IN Quart Bottles at Que
dollar per bottle, it is also the cheapest
1t puri6es and enriches the Blood, invig-
crates the Body, and consequently expels
nervous disease from the system, more ets
fectually than any medicine known.
1t is pleasant to the taste, occasions
neither sickness nor pain in its operation
can be taken regardless of business or
diet, and by the aged and infant with
equal efficacy
IL, all CHRONIC DISEASES this
Compound is The GREATEST BLESS
ING ever possessed by man.
0LFRemember DR.. GUYSOTT'S YELs
DOW DOCK AND SARSAPARiLLA
Prepared at 5. f. BENNErr'S Laoo-
ratory, Little Falls. N. Y. and sold whole-
sale & retail at his western branch empo-
rum, No. 4, Walnut St. Cinoinnatti. Or.
ders may be addressed to either place. Ais
SO for sale by Long &Kennedy Versailles;
J. E. Fouke, Little Sandusky; Larwill H5
Johnson, 3uoyrds: A. P. Lockwood, MAJ
ron; and by the principal Druggists aud
Merchants throughout the United States,
West Indies and Canada.
Price, 81 per bottle-6 bottlss for $5.
0TWholesale and retail at Upper San
dusky by w. .KlSkADDEN.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31
Dyspepsia cured of thirty years standl u

Dyspepsia cured Of thirty years standing.
ST.. JonNvLLE, Montgomery Co. Jan. '45
s, f. Bennert--Dear Sir: Some four
weeks since, was induced to try your
Yellow Dock and Ssrsaparlla for Dyss
pepsa; had been afflicted absnt thirty
years, mosl part OF the time unable to eat
anything without suffering intensely from
its effects. | have used now oaly one
bottle Of yeur Invaluable medicines, mud
consider m,sslf entireiy cured solely by
It's use. Can new eat n hearty meal,
without the slightest lnconvenionce.-
Very truly yours, A. BECK MAN.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31

RESH WHITE LEAD in the keg aud
u Linseed oil just received and for sale
low for cash. at tue Drug Store, in Upper
Sandusky by WM. KISKADEN. 81
May 4th, l54ff-l0-3If
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31

The following pun is said to have been
made upon certain DR.. |. Letsem.
When patients sick TO me apply,
physics, bleeds, and sweas en-:
II after tkat they choose to die,
What's that to me! |. Letssm.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31

GREAT MURDER
IN UPPER MDUsKY
100 Li-v-D0llars Lost!
If you don't call al the New EstabIisbs
ment ofMyers & Co., in Upper Sandusky,
Ohio. Opposite the American Hotel the
Old Stand formerly occupied by Anthony
Bowsher, where you will fpd all kind Of
EATABLES &c.
On hand, and cheaper than at any other
establishment in town, such AZ
Cheese Heron, Dried Beef. Boiled ham,
Light Cakes, Light Bread, Ginger
Cakes, Pies, Candess Nuts Rails.
ins, Lemons, Cigars, Tobac.
CO, Spice, Pepper, Gin.
Damon, Rice, Pow
der, Lead ,aaad
Shot, Sua
gar Coffee, Tea,
Fresh White Fish,
Fresh Bass, and Flour,
Candles, Tar, Allum, Indigo
Molasses, Snuff, Pipes, and Rosin
assortment of other articles, too
to numerous to mention. CALL AND SEE
June lst, 194S,-14-tf.
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Tfrench Brandy, HOiiInd Gia. Port
.Malaga, and Teneri6e toiae for medi
cisal purposes ssa,raHied pure just receiv
ed at tue Drug Store by
WIN. .KISKADDEN.
Upper Sandssky, June %, ls49.-ts-u,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31

WOMAN AND ToBACco.--A sensible con-
temporary says: "The women ought to make
pledge, not to kiss man who uses tobacco,
and it would soon brake up the practice; and
a friend of ours says they ought also to pledge
themselves to kiss every man that don't use it
--and we 60 for that too
Ditto for US, where they are pretty
sson pisifor
Supposing she takes snuff, how then!--
Wdier- Cure Journal.
Don't kiss her Of course and we'll wager
quaker ftp with some pretty lass, who
neither snuffs, chews, nor smokes that the
dirty, foul, unclean, nasty, polluted, impure,
immoral and corrupt practice of snfliung a
mongst the gent ler sex, will cease in less than
fortnight Ed. Pionoer
LAUGH.--"A laugh is worth a hundred
groans in any Market" said Charles Lamb
and so say we. There never was any coed
resulting from dependency; and when we
see man trying TO "groan" himself out of
difficulties, we conclude him rather weak in
the upper story. When you get into tight
place, first look things in the face, and TIM
get out the best way you can-but don't 'groan.
The following pun is said to have been
made upon certain DR.. |. Letsem.
When patients sick 10 me apply,
] physics, bleeds, and sweas' en-:
II after tkat they choose to die,
What's that to me? l. Letssm.
A paiishioner complained to the parson
that his pew was too far from the pulpit and
that he must purchase one nearer.
Why asked the parson, cant you hear
distinctly!'
%, yes, can hear well enough
Cant you see plainlyT
'Yes, can see perfectly
We'll, then, what can be the trouble!'
'Why, there are so many in front of me-
who catch what you say first, that by the time
your words reach my ears, they are as fat as
dish water
Two well dressed shoemak crs being IN
company, were asked their profession by
very nquistivs parsonage. Says one Of
them;
4 practice the hesing art
And H. added the other, 'abor for the
good of mems soles.'
An exchange speaks Of a lady who entered
her carriage with SO much powder on her
face that she blew up the driver!
Miss Van Valkenberg, and sixty other Ia.
dies, have pettioned the Common Council Of
Albany for the passage of a law prohibiting
street smoking.
Harmless mirth is the best cordial against
the consumption of the spirits; wherefore jest
ing is not Unlawful if it ,rsspasssth not in
quality, quantity, or season.
Tall aches from little foe coras grow
Then put your tsot into the water
EPITAPH ON A DULL PARSoN.
His congregation mourn his loss;
To them q sad mishap.
May he be blessed-for he blessed them
With many pleasant nap.
The best snuff ia the world is . snuff Of
the morning air.
= Il is stated thar of the FIVE hundred and
forty young ladies .whc tainted last year, more
! than one'half fell into the arms Of gentlemen!
Only one fell to the hoOr!'
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Victor, Orleans Co, N. y. July Is. Is47
MIR. BENNETT; Little Falls-Dsar Sir:
On the receipt of this, send me at least
four dozen bottles Extract OF Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparilla 1t is giving en-.
tire satisfaction here. One case, that Of
young man from Michigan, nearly gene
with consumption. He commenced talk
ing the medicine when unable TO sit up,
aud before using the whole OF the 6rst
bottle, was SO much better as ts be able
10 walk 10 the neighbors; and it is now
certain that he will get W ell speedily. He
was also very deaf, and that is also near
ly cured. There are other cases where
it has been used with good success.
Yours truly. A. P. DICKINSON.
Sept. 6th.-Just received a letter from
Herk liner Herkimsr county, which states
that the Syrup cured gentleman of con-
sumption that was supposed 10 be beyond
hepe--now enjoJi ing coed health.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31

THE MCSr SUCCESSFUL MEDICINE
IN THE WORLDS!
For the safe and speedy cure OF
Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Dyspepsia, Ul-
GERS and Humors, Colds & Coughs,
Eryslpelas, lncipient CsasumP>
ton, Salt rheum or letter,
general debllity,rheu.
matism, Female
3 Complaints
Diarrheea, Liver
Complaints, Costivsness,and
Fever and Ague, Loss of Appetite,
Aud all diteases arising from an impure
or debilltated state Of the system.
TEcPJM0NV
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UNION HOTEL,
Corner of Hicks st. s. Sandusky Avenue.
SypYer 8apSnsGy, 8SGjp.

The undersigned takes this method of
Informing bis old friends and the public
generally, that be has removed 10 the
House lately occupied by A. SELL, and
known as the "PENNsYLvANlA HousE, -
where he IS ready to wait upon all those
who may favor him with a call.
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The Ohio Cultivator:

Upper San dusky, July 81, lS49.-22-tf.
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ESTATE OF AARON HOAGLAND sen.
NOTICES hereby given that tue sub
II scriber has been duly qaalhsd -
Executor efihe Estate Of Aaron Hoag,
land sen., late OF Crane towasnIP, Was
dot cOunty. deceased; AID is autherizsd
to settle TIE same. - er.e.4.,-
ISAAC HoAGLAND.
July 26lh 1s49.-ls-6l. tss--
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r. III e .H o US z

Has received thorough cleansing and
repairing, which makes il ons of the best
Houses 10 the town, and he hopes by at
tention to business, TO merit n Csntinus
ance Of the liberal patronage already re.
ceived while occupying tho Upper San
dusky Hotel"
G. HUBER.
April JSdQ ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-11-22

the Iruclp,e having lf5 tons Of oil on board,
and the ADVICE 10 tons. but tie masters
Judged, (,nd rlrhtiy, too,) dat, although the
risk was great. VITA such valuable cargeos Oh
board. they would be di-graccd If tho attempt
were moi made To render all the assistance
which they were capable OF doing.
On tb. alh cf Angus, they go, as far as
Croekcr's Bay, where they were stopped by n
solid body Of ice, stretching across the Straits
Of the Admiralty lu,c,. and no water being
visible to the westward, they were compelled
to return, coming close IN with the edge OF the
ice aud ON the Sth Of August Mr. fafaes land
ri o cask of preserved meats and thirty bay
IF coal (Which bad been cent on hoard bt lidy
frenbln) upon Cape II 3, deposited the letter..
cyiiadcr-,.&c. according to the instructions -
their lori-hp., and having erected high pole
10 attract tie attention Of tie ships or boat
Which might ps-, az d future time. ihey made
the hr~, oi their way back 10 the fishing ground
winch they r"achcd on The l7ih Of August
am, ,,r, your obcdI,ui servant
TuoN - NAED. owner OF jhc Tuclove
No trace WAS seen of the Investigator
launch, nc.lhcr did there appear to bee my rea-
ION 10 doubt itc correctness Of the statement
OF tie E~gum1uN tsf the upper part of Ian
casters Sugld WH~ d -ouI Li.,s of iyc
On she sta Of August vhcA Ma, a clear day,
Mr Parker landed on th ground at Cape
Inv. with h. telescope, TO scc # ANYTHING
could Bee discovered "a; the North Star bat no
.hp OF any description sH- Visible in lAncasi, 2
Sound, except thr Advice.
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