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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-06-08

"1he Wise man iakeM heed but the fool
runneth 10 destruction "-AWn see his ex
empli fed in our every day expsrience.--
Our neighb"r takes SICK, has 6l of ague
and fever, too much bile on the liver or
stomach, feels d debtilta,ed, or has pain in
the head or back, with loss Of appetite;
and instead Of buying box Of each kind
of Dr. Bragg's Indian Queen Vegeta bIe
Sugar Coated pills. aud curing himself he
sends off for the village doctor, is KEEP
upon his back for whole month, and fnds
himself minus a sound constitution aud
an 500 or more paid to doctors, apothe-
carries, nurses, &C., all Of which could
have been avoided by paying 81 for i}raggs
Pills, and using them the FIRST day you felt
unweli.
See DR.. Bragg's advertisement in ans
other column.
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Sheriff S Sale.

DY virtue OF a writ of III. Fa. out Of the
- Court Of Common Pleas, OF Wyandot
County, Ohio, | will exposed to public
sale at the door of the Cuurt house, in the
town OF Upper Sanuusky, in said county,
on the 3rd day of July lS49, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. sod 4 O'Clock
p. M. ofsaid day, the following described
land, to wit; 10 lot No. forty l40l in the
town of Carey, of said county, with the
apurtenance thereon, taken and levied
upon as the property Of Jacob Eugler to
satisfy a writ in favor of Henry Trevits.
Appraised at S45S three huodredtbs.
I. BAIRD, Sheriff, w. c. D.
Upper Sandusky, June l, ls49-l4--5i. /.
81 .43.
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What does p. Jacobs of CsntrevIlle,
state of Michigan say regarding the meds
icine we alluded TO last week. 10 let
ter dated Nov. II, 164e, he holds the fol
lowing language. 1--WE shall certainly
be out before any more gets here, even if
you forward Immediately. Send plenty
ofpamphlsts. must say there il no med
icine we have ever dealt in which has OBJ
tained SO great and decided reputation
as yours. The most singular and unac-
counts q BILE part of the matter is, the uni
form aud unexoep,ionabie testimony of
,,s curative properties 10 every case. We
have good m medicines for many single com
piaints-but yours seems to obvlate the
use Of all otherpanacaes, it goes over the
whole ground. You will be surprised to
learn that in every ease of fever and ag.
ue / have tried il for, il has never failed
to cure" And not only in one kind, but
all kinds of bilious diseases it's effect is
alike" Thus writes Mr.. Jacobs Of the
Great American Remedy. Call upon
Agents for a pamphlet.
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Sale of Real Estate.

nn the thirlielh day of June next, al
" II O'Clock; NJ. ut the door of the
Conr, H,nse, III the town of Upper San
dusky, " i'll be sold TO the hig hest bidder,
the following real estate as the prope ri J
Of Nicholas Ream, deceased, to wit: The
south west quarter of section fourteep,
IN township three south, Of range thirteen
east, in the Wyandot reservation, IN Ohio,
containing one hundred aud sixty acres,
subject TO the dover Of the widow. Ap
praised at eight hundred and eighty dol
lars. Terms-oDe half cash in hand, and
the remaining one half in one year fion
the day of sale, with interest.
HENRY REAM,
administrator IF
n kEA NJ deceased.
May 20, l849,-14 4t.-$l 62
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IN pursuance of an order of the conrt OF
Common Pleas of Wyandot county and
State OF OHIO the undersigned admins.
traitor of John n. Knabb, Decd will sell
at public auction at tho door of the court
House in Upper Sandusky, in the county
Of WyandoI, 10 said State. on the third
day Of July, A. ID. 1849, between the
hours 0 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock p
NJ. Of said day, the following real estate
Of said decd, to wit: The south half of The
south west quarter Of section no. 81, in
tow wnship , south, Of range l3 east, and of
the Wyandot reservation, containing 40
acres, situate in said county OF Wyandot
subject to the dover estate of the widow
of said deed heretofore assigned in sal id
premises, the land is Of excellent quality
situate about miles north west of Upper
Sandusky. and with an improvement OF
about ten acres, with dwelling house
thereon; al the time and place of sale,
the administrator will sell to the purcha
er, the dover estate of the widew, either
at public or private sale. Terms Of sale
--ouo half cash and the residue in SIN
months, with interest; the title will bs
good. HENRY KEITH,
Rs administrator Of
JOHN N. KNABB.
May %, 1e49.-l4-5t-$3 IL.
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special Master commissioners sale.
Robert Moore }
vs.. In Chancery,
Wesley Davenport,

BY virtue of decletal order ISSUED
from the court of common pleas of Wyan.
dot county, Ohio, 10 me directed, | will
offer for sale, at public ven1ne, al the
door of the court house in Upper Sandns
Ky, in said county, on the 3d day of July
next, between the hnurs of 10 CLOCK A.
NJ aud a O'clock z. Nj. Of said day, the
following real estate to wit: The north
east quarter of section number thirty
three IN Pitt township, tnow Mlfl'n) T. 3
S. Il. 13 H., in Wlandot county, and
more particularly described as being tue
farm that he said Wesley Davenport now
lives on, to satisfy said order in favor OF
Robert Moore.
T. BAIRD, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner
U. Sandusky; June |, 1s49- l4-5,-$2 90,
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In Chancery.
In Chancery.
Margaret Pi" In Wysndot Commo"
vs. Pleas.
I,e.nh Pin \ pot;t;on far dv,rca

| In CndnCerys
Margaret Pi" In wy'pdot cOmm0"
Joseph Pitt. Petition for divorce.
The said Joseph Pitts is hereby notified
that on the 18th day of May, A. d. ls49
Margaret Pitts Of the county OF Wyandoi
and State Of Ohio, fled in the Court oI
Common Pleas Of the county aforesaid
pc ;iion in chancery against the said
Joseph Pitts, the object and prayer OF
which petition Is to obtain a decree in
said court, dissolving the marriage con.
tract sibsisting between the said Marg a :
ret Pitts and the said Joseph Pitts.
And The said Juseph Pitts is further no.
iiped. ,ha, unless he appears. pleads, an
swers, or demurs TO said petition on or
before the next term OF said court, the
said Margaret Plus will apply to SAID
court, 10 take the matters of the said
petition as assigned and to decree thereof
accordingly.
Aud the said Joseph Pits will also take
notice, that depositions. will be taken BY
the complainant in the above entitled
cause 10 he read in evidence on the hear
ing of the same at the ofice of John
Muwrey, Esqr., in Springfield Township,
Richland county, and State OF Ohio, on
The 2Uih day Of June. A. d. l549 nexI
betw cen the hours Of six A. NJ. and ak p
NJ. of said day:
P.A.TYLER, Sol. fer ComPlsinaD,.
MAY I6lL, ls4e-12-6t. 375
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Lumber! Lssn.bert!

Almost all kinds Of good lumber, 6oor
ing boards. &C., will be taken a, tins Of
6ce on old subscriptions, as we'll as new
ones. Any persons wishing to pay iu this
way can do so by sending in their lumber
40 soon ss coaveniept.
SMITH d GILES.
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DENXHL CARD,
DR.. E LOCKE,

HAS the pleasure Of announcing TO the
citizens Of Upper Sandusky and Vi
ciniiy. that he has made his arrangements
to visit that place about The l0th of May,
when he viii be happy to NEE, with all
his former friends, and any quantity Of neS
onas, to whom he will tender his proies
siona1 servlces--and hopes by carefully
performing all operations entrusted to his
care, to merit public favor.
May 5, lS49. lT-tf
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Sale Of School Lands.

AN Saturday the 2S,h day OF July mex,
] Will offer for sale at tie door of the
Court hoHse, the following pieces of lands
10 township three south of range twelve
east. (Jsckson Township,) comprising ali
Of section sixteen in said township, viz:
Lot No. i, il being the east half Of the
north eas! quarter, CONTAINING eighty
acres and eleven hund redths, appraised
a, six dollars per acre.
Lot No. 2, ii beng the west half of
the north east quarter, containing eighty
acres and SIX huudredths, appraised al,
six dollars per acre. a.
Lot No 3, |, being the east half of the
north west quarter containing seventy
appraised at six dollars per acre.
Lot No. 4, il being the west half Of the
north west quarter containing seventy
niue acres and thirty eight hundred tbs,
sppr aised a, six dollars aud fifty cents per
acre.
Lot No. 5, il being the west hslf of the
south west quarter, containing seventy
nine acres and forty five hundredths, ap.
praised vt three dollars per acre.
Lot No. g, il being the east half of the
south west quarter, containing seventy
nine acres aud forty Eve hundred,hs, ap.
praised at four dollars per acre.
Lot No. Z, IL beng the west half ofths
SoutB-sast-9usrter, containing eighty a.
cres, aud eight huudredths, appraised al
four dollars per acre.
Lot No. s. 1t being the east half Of the
south east quarter, CONTAINING eighty
acres and eIght hundreds, appraised IA,
ssx dolh RS per acre.
None oftLe above pieces of lands car
be sold for less than five dollars per acre
nor for less than the appralsement fixed
thereon
TERMS OF SALE.-One twelfth O
the purchased money to be- paid at the
time OF sale, and ,he balance IN twelve
annual instalImen,s, of equal amount, viii
annual inteies thereon.
s. Nj. WORTH.
Auditor of Wyandot Co. D.
June 8, lS49,-l5 6w.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
Jacob Grouse,
Us. In Chancery.
William H. Harris.

J
DY virtue of a Decretal order issued
I'D from the Court Of Common Pleas oI
Wyandot County, Ohio. 10 me directed
| will offer for sale, at Public vendue al
The door of the court house, in Upper
Sandusky, in said county, on the Bird day
of July next between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. NJ. of said
day, the following real estate to wit: A
lot of ground in the village ofTymochtee
$50 called } 10 said Wya0dot County, be,
ing the north half of lot No two ri in
sold village, containing one hall of an
acre Of land more or less-bou0ded BY
beginning at the 5. L. corner of another
lot of ground io said village. lot belong
ing TO one Mu=es Kear, aud running
thence south on and along the state road
from Lower Sandusky to Delaware four
rods; thence west twenty rods, tbeoce
north four rods, and thence east twenty
rods 10 The place Of beginning to satisfy
said order in favor of Jacob Grouse.
Appraised al S358.
L. BAIRD, Sheriff,
And special Master Commissioner in
Chancery.
Upper Sandusky, June 1st, ls4e-4'-5t
[$3.l%a.
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FREsH WHITE LEAD in the heg and
Il Linseed oil just received and Tor sale
low for cash al tue Drug Store, in Uppe =
Sabdusky by WM. ktSkADEN.
May 4th, lS4f- l0-3lf. -
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Sheriff Sale.

Wy virtue of an execution to me direct.
~ ed Of the court of Common Pleas oI
Wyandot county, Ohio, | will etfer al
public sale at the door of the court house
in Upper Sandusky in said county, on the
third day ofJuly, 1849, between The hours
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o'clock F. NJ.
Of said day, the following described lands
to wit: lnlot nc. nlnetys6ve and the meet
ing house thereon, in the town Of Little
SanduSdy, of said county. Taken as the
property of James Daoghman,J aoob Coon
and James Duley, ,vustees of the United
Brethr n meeting house, &c, iii favor of
William Bevington for the use of j Jose ph
L. Fouke: Appraised at $500
7. BAIRD, Shelf.
U. SanduskY june l, 1s49-l4-4l-$2 25.
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Guardians Sale.

Agreeably TO an order Of tho Court Of
Common Pleas, for Wyaudot County, no.
lice is hereby given, that Will oasr a.
Pnblic Sale on lhe premises, on SATURDAY
the 3Olh day Of June, lS49. a certain
piece Of Land, being IN Wyandot county,
jackson towoship, Ohio, and being the
undivided half OF the north halt Of the
north west quarter OF section Ia, in town.
ship south, oi range IL; also. OF the south
half oi OF suuth west quarter dissection IL,
Ia township 3 south, of range ~, beng
lands subject TO sale at Bucyrus, ONO,
subject to the dover OF Mary Webster
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. Terms
of sale One tbird in hand aud the bal
auce in three months.
WILLIAM MCNEIL,
Guardian Of LyaM Heirs Of
JOAN l.. WEBSTER, Decd.
June lst, c49.--14--4t--$l 81
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
Samuel Scott, }
VS.. In Chance
Ellis Doty and Wite. \

pY virtue of decretal order to me di.
ES rected from the court OF common p ess
Of Wyandot county, Ohio, will expose to
public sale al the oor Of the court house j,
IN Upper S,ndusky, in said county, on
the third day of July, 1s49 between the
honrs OF 10 o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock
p NJ. Of said day, the following real es-
tate to wit: The west half of the mort h
west quarter of section no. | in townshi F
no. a south, of range IA east, containing
eighty acres more or less to be sold to
salsiy said decree in favor of Samuel
Scou.
u. BAIRD, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner.
Upper Sandusky June ], 1859 -l4-5t-$2 90
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have heard of some as high as one thousand dollars
whether true or false cannot say.
day al the hotels; and God deliver from such board
ing as getting here! At breakfast. this morning.
counted fifteen different dishes Of meat, all Favored
with garlic Several other dishes dlsnng mea,
Der OF our company pronounced alligator Don't you
wish you here to enjoy with us such rare easts
almost forgot to mention about the game ihat aoounds
monkeys alsa,ors, and turkeys Several Of these
shot by the company Old MEDICINE beat All oy shooung
tiger or properly cougar In company WIN has 1nas
one of the many bends of the river Learning IRON the
boy there plenty of tigers be sent HIM ahead as he
says for 'ba" and in short time came on tiger sure
enough which he brought down the first fire =.
We learn from the passengers who came over on the
"Northerner that the Galveston" which left New Or
leans the 18th of February with large number OF
passengers among whom Fullerton, Curtis, Rich,
and Ben has not yet arrived at Chages there
any tdings of her fate. In all human probability the ship
has gone down. and all on board have found watery
grave.
Most of the emgrants at this place have tents and
encamped and around the town, and fare much better
than those of at the Alcalde's hoteleaiing alga,
tors and sleeping the mud floors OF his ''caZa ii
some man would frame small house. and keep plenty
TO eat and drink at reasonable price, he would ineyi-
tably acquire fortune short time and all wonder
is that the Yankees have not done this long since
The natives are proyerbally honest but are learning
and twelve months through here will make rascas
in abundance RobbeIies becoming frequent along
the road between this and Panama making II necessary
for emigrants 10 accompany the mules, carrying their
freghls but am inclined TO think these depedations
are committed oltene by rascay Spaniards and Amer
Panama and says he intends going on a. soon as posi-
Bile to San Francisco and the mines Whether he does
or not do not know but certain am. no one will be
sery. Oliver makes first rate purveyor-has every
thing done in order, and at the proper time.
have made up in quantity for quality-havng written
you long le,!el-and will close hoping to hear from
YOU your earliest convenience Kinder sends greeting,
and will write you no" Panama M TINE K COLEMAN.
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THE III MON.

CI.ER MONT s~ie.-The residence OF the late Gen
John Mason Fairfax county, Va offered ior sale
his This estate distant about four miles
from Alexandria, and mile south of the Little River
Turnpike road leading thai town. psng about three
hundred and twenty Of land. The arabic land, OF
which about hundred and sixty is level bottom
Cameron rum is a OF high fertility, having been
well ned and the WHOLE with about ioy OF up
land, judciousy cultivated and improved by clover and
plaster with the free Use of lime and other manure
Is divided into seven helds-one a large meadow oil
tmothy-vith fine springs in each. The
residue OF the tract exclusive of the lawns orchards
and gardens in young wood The Mansion aud Its
purienances are Of the ample and commodous de-
scrption beautifully situated gentle eminence, and
overlooking OF Alexandria and e Low lands OF the
estate The dwelling house the first floor tains two
chambers stairs and in the buildings appuenant to
room dairy h-house, smoke house, ample accommo-
whole in good repair AT convenient distance the
servants, backsmiths shop, kiln built OF brick
for burning lime with ample harms stabng, and other
houses stock and farm purposes orchards OF choice
fruit ornamental grounds and waks-the whole In good
order, and well preserved by its late proprietor.
Immediate possession will be given, except of about
ninety Hundred now in corn and and OF
that the crops can be- removed The premises
with shown any desous Of purch asing by Mr. Butler
the For terms apply TO Maynadie Mason, esq,
Georgetown, ID. the subscriber, the acting ex
ecutor, by letter. at Winchester, Virginia. :
Ap 24-d&cp6w JAMES NJ MASON
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The following was received at the Union Office lad
night 40 minutes after oclock-having been sent from
Richmond, stated the face of the telegaphc bul
tin, at 40 minutes after o'clock:
"RicHsoSp, April g.
sin The city OF Richmond, Seldom (dem 2 votes. Bot
500 Lee (sso whg) 81 In the county OF Chesterfield Sed
don aos Bolts Io7 In the county Of Hanover three pre-
cncis Boss majority ST. A, the Couu-housc OF Hepric
county, Bofts's majority 81.
'ln Caroline county, at two psecncts, Holidays (dem
majority, 10.
In Hanover and Caroline counties the polls were YER
favorable Polls kept open everywhere in consequence
The weather.
I'VE are confident of Sesid ,n's election"
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A Hint from n Subscriber.

We have received letter from correspondent in
Pennsylvania which runs thus:
81 do not wish you send my Union to me any more
am sorry take it any longer We have had an
appointment made in village of postmaster lie is one
D, the smallest of his kind and shall not take any paper
IS long is the postmaster of place. don't think
three wings of village but who are dspeased
the appointment he is specimen OF Mr. fitz Henry
Warrens appointments, Heaven help the tountryF
And Heaven forbid that should be responsible Tor
the acts OF Mr. Fiiz Henry Warren But il all our sub
scrbers were to upon the principle, we should
be completely off from all support Our subscri-
Der, however deals hard blow when he Identifies
our interests with the acts of the Second Postmaster
General
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HORACE +. r.. pILER.
Land General Agency Once tho Capital OF ILL.,
nOis, CITY OF Springfield.

HORACE F.. ASH. DILER.
Land General Agency Once tho Capital OF ILL.,
nOis, City Of Springfield.
THO nonrssident of Illinois, lands holders Of Ninoil
iNdebtsdnes AND all ptrsows desro1s Of purchasing Stat.
lands rcih Illinois scrip bonds The unde would
respectfully inform the public thar they have established
this cythe capital OF the State of inoisa land and gen.
erai dgeacy Office for the transaction Of all business apper
tanning thereto within the limits Of the State
Ali relative the purchase and sale of lands
examining lands and reporting their location, advantages
investigating tides, &c; buying and selling all descriptions
of Stale indebtedness This and every other description
business attached general land agency the
tended scale, will be promptly and faithfully attended to.
ASH " DILLER.
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Messrs. Defendorf IL Miles, Washington City.
g A. Gowdy ~ Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Thomas J. Reed esq
Messrs: syckes 4 Co, St. Louis Missouri.
A. Chnsy, esq,
John NJ Winner, esq,
His excelency A. C. French Governor OF Illinois
Hon. Thomas II. Campbell, auditor Sc
6 John Moore, treasurer
:. $ II Treat, Judge supreme court
IS Lyman Trumbul
q" ]. Dean Caon
Messls;i wadsworih & Sheldon. New York city.
David Leaviit, esq,
G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street,
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen Adam Diier,
co., COL 5 W " Black ,' Pittsburgh, Pa.
Gen Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
G. p. Sanger, esq, .
Henry X Stone, esq,
j. D. Pratt IL Co., Baltimore, Md
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