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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09

THE RiGHT KIND OF A nEMocRAr:-The
member Of the Pennsy yvania Legislature
from old democratic Berks, left home
when IN a very low state Of health for
Harrisburg. that lis party might not be
10 a minority on his account at the open.
hg of the session. An snecdoie is told
OF him which shows bis indomnitabls at.
tachment TO party. Some friends remon.
s,rated with him upon leaving home, sta
ting that be endangered his lie by start
ing at an iuclement season IN his state Of
health. His reply was, i may as well GO
as stay; If GO, ] may die; but'if stay ,
the democrats will be defeated. aud that
would certainly be the death Of me- This
is a spirit OF fidelity worthy ofthe nOblest
cause.
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UpPER sANDUsKY, FEB o.; 1910.
THE SUFFERING REMEDIED.

Persons going to California, to be sure ol
/ plenty, should, take as much more, provisions
as abe need on the road as can conveniently
be taken, and then no such suffering or want
as described IN the following paragraph. will
be heard of or looked for. Better have an
over supply of every thing than not enough.
Let every man consider that he is starting on
long journey-that he will have to travel
over some barren country, and that the his
only supplies must consist of those in his
possession; and that a full oat fit is necessary.
This well attended TO and the trip may be
rendered pleasant, the vacuum filled and the
misery ended.
Read the paragraph below, ond then you
must be convinced Of the necessity Of full
outfit:
"A state of distress and suffering prevails
here, such as the world probably never before
saw. People were SO eager to get gold that
they only thought how to get here. Tnou
sands have rushed here, bringing no provisions
with them, trusting wholly for their supplies
from what could be obtained here. There
was none raised here. All rushed to the
mines. The supply brought from abroad is
nearly exhausted, and hundreds have already
died, and thousands more will die from star
vation, and by the hand of each other
Sickness RACES as famine increases, and men
have become demons goaded to insanity by
hunger, and if you have any regard for
brother for God's sake ship Inc some provs
ions to San Francisco as soon as possible, or
| die of staryation.'
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Friendship.

In tounE minds there is commonly a
strong propensity To particular int,macies
aud friendships Youth. Indeed, is the
season when friendships are sometimes
formed, which not only cnn,inue through
succeeding life, but. wLicn glow to the
last, with a tenderness unknown 10 the
connexions begun in cooler years The
propensity, therefore is NJ. To he disc ,ur =
aged, though at the same time i, must be
regulated with much circumspeclion aud
care. 4a j., i}-'asa
Too many Of the pretended friendships
Of youth are mere combina,ions IN pleas.
nre. They are often founded on capi
ct"us Iikings. sudd eniy contracted, aud as
su idenly dissolved. Sometimes they a.e
The effect Of interested complaisance and
fsttery on the one side, aud of credL Ions
iohdness on the other Such rash atd
dangerous c 'nnextons should be av lide ,
lest they afterwards load us with d,shou-
or. ...l.-.
We should ever have Il fixed in our
memories, that by the character of those
whom we ch ,ose for our friends. our own
is likely to be formed aud wi! certainly
be judged Of by the world. We ought,
therefore, To be slow and cautiuus in
contracting intimacy; hut when a virtu
Gus friendship is once established, we must
ever c nsider it As a sac red eng sgemen,.
--Dr. Blair. ,r
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Ohio LegisIatttre.

In Senate but little Of Importance wa
lransac' ed. large number cf privat
bills were passed, aud short discussion
was had on he repeal of the black laws
the blll for which was reported back by
the Jnd diciary commi,tee,h hut recomml,ed
o enable Mr Dennson 10 canine il.
The bill to call a couven,Ioi To amend
the Cons ituion was read tie third time
md was lal on the table in order fotake G
!, vute when the Senate wasifnll. This
requires Two thifd vote. and every alb
sent Senator counts as vote against the
hill. Messrs. Horton, Chase and Ewing
we're absent on account If iniispnsitioo
aud hence the vote was p,s,poned nn,il
Monday. The belief is prevalent that
lie bill will pass the Senate aud mos
probably II g House als,. .
The greater part fthe morning ses'i n
as consumed in the House on question
of p i,iege raised hy Mr.. Letter. A Ger
,ar 'pcnpy Hnpr,' who corresponds with
tie Cleveland Herald from tn city, had
seen proper to exercise what Mr.. liarde,
y would consider cons u lunal right
in most vug,r aud despioaqle abuse ol
Vie s's.Townshend g. Morse, ,for, thti v" es
N The Hamilton County case, njThis mis-
arable creatures was but following the
example vi i h ,he State Journaiset him
but he has fund means to descend low
in blackguardism than his prototype, aud
/, cover himself more thoroughly with
fifth. than even that filthy sheet. N"
cue who reads the language used by Thu
man 'Cavaignac,' ,r Bruce, hui" vi be
shocked at he reckless scounarelism of
the writer, a. the scarcely interior gull
{ the publisher and editor who could give
5, G l. matter room in his columns. We
hope that the House will in it's final ac-
tiuD on this matter, teach tie wh".e OF
This sw arm OF verm n who W rite these let
ers { r. IN The Capitol, that there is a point
be ,ond which not even the 'correspond~
ant from the Cap I / can 60 without a.
" Vakening tie sumberipg ppwer Of the
wo Houses TO protect The persons ard
populations Of its smembers.--Sliiesma
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Truly ) yours,

GEN. JAcKsoN's WILL We notice the
following extract from Gen. Jackson's
will in some Of our exchanges
.The geld bpx presented TO me by the
Cooperation. of the City of New York,
the large silver vase presented to me by
the ladies of Charleston, 8. c., my native
state, With the large picture represent
ing the unfuiling of the American ban
ner, presented to me by the citizens Of
Of South Carolina, when il was refused 10
be accepted BY the United States Senate,
] leave in trnst to, my 500, Andrew Jack
son, jr. with directions that, shouli our
happy country not be blessed with peace
Ian event not always to be expected
be will, at the close Of the war, or end OF
the conflict. present each Of said articles
of ,nesiimable vslue TO that patriot resi-.
ding in the city or state from which they
we're presented, who shall be sdjudged BY
bis cesatry men or the iadies TO have been
the msst ,alisnt in defence cf bis coua,ry
or cur coun,ry, rights.
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4 High Hving-- Recipe toe Feypr anti .9gu'
AS SON as the ice is out of the river
buy yon an old shift, take part 10 a sane
and go a fishing on sh-ers. Stand half
leg deep in wafer for six weeks in sue
cession. with two inches ca, fi.h slime on
pour trousers and baihe the inside with
new whiskey, to keep il from striking t.
your stomach. Put up a couple o. bar
fels o cst.fsh for family's use-slisht
sprinkling Of salt--plenty Of Manmee wa
ter--thars pretty strong. especially at
this season of the year. Take plenty of
fresh air, especially nights, and il you
can't gil TO sleep in the big govefnnen'
purchase, take a sleeping apartment with
only two sides, and neither top nor bot
tom.
By and by the cat fish be gin to show
their s'rength--a spriukling more Of sal
--plen,y more Manmee water--s,ronc
smells very healthy. Fat plenty of ca
6sh broth aod go coonin' nights for
exercise. Weather begins to grow hot
good plan to get asleep under the shade
of tree, and let the sun come round and
catch you at it.
Eyes begin to look yelow-monlt
tastes bad--NIanmee water don't 81, " ell
--tongue fu, red --fever-doctur-- drngs
and so on. Get-better-more ca,-fsh
broth mix'ures of green corn, buttermilk,
aud plenty of new whiskty.
Bowels out Of otder--physic out with
musk skmeions--begiu to feel scaly-heels
up to sted-cio,hes grow TOO
larg' --b ody sharpened ready to drive
down-take more buuern,lk aud lie
do.n on the sunny side of a hay stack
aud IN half an hour shake like a lambs
tail. Proper bad countr,! .uaumee CHy
Erpress.
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/ To the counties Of Knox nd Cosboc-
ton, one senator. and 10 each co,,nty one
reptesen' aIiye;sah he sena'nr 10 be elected
in the years is49 aud 1851.
TO the counties of Hnlmes and Tusca
rawas, one senator, aud 10 each count, +,
one representative the sehatorr, TO be
eIec,edsin the years 1850 and 1852.
TO the counties of Gue,DseyN and Mon
roe, one senator, aud 10 each cpunty one
rfp entative; the senator 10 be elected
IN lhe years 1910 and le5l 3 s-a.. d.
To the counties ofI}elinont and II.rri
son. one senator. and 10 each county Que
representative; the senator to be elected
IN the years 1850 and 1859.
To the counties ,f Ca r i and Stark
one Senatar, and 10 each county one rer.
rtsentatIye; the Senator to be elected in
the years 1850 and 1852; and to the coun.
ties of Canmbiaha and Stark one repre-
'ent l,ive to be elected ia common
To tie Counties Of Mahoning and
rrnmbul, one senator. aud 10 each coun-
~ one representative; the senator to be
elec ed in the years 1850 aud 1859.
IT, the counties Of Franklin and Pick
away, me Senator, and 10 each connty
one representative; the senaior to be
e eected in the years 1 $50 an lS5,,
To the counties Of Adams HIGHLAND and
ri one sena'or. TO be elected in the
ye lrs ls49 and 1851; TO the comfy Of
Highland one representative, and 10 the
counties Of AtNms aud Pike, tne repre-
sentative;
To the counties of Rss and Fay
rne senator and tne eprcsentaive, and
to the county of ROSS, one Representatives
tie senator to be elected in he years ls4y
and l-5'.g 4} ~
To the counties Of Seio'o Lawrence,
G lila and Jackson, one Senator, to be
elected in the years lS49 and l>5l; to
lie counter Of Scioto and Jackson, on
Representatives, and to the counties of
L,wrence and Gallia, one Represents
tive.
TO the counties Of Hooking, Athens
and Meigs. one senator, to be elec,ed in
the years 1919 and l>5l; to the Counties
# II ckink aud Athens one representa-.
two, and to the counties Of Athens and
Meigs one representative.
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O. In IA short time from this day it will be
fully ascertalned how many 81 who are going
TO STRAIT from Upper Sandusky for the Califor
mia Gold regions. The parting of friends
and relatives may, for the moment, be an
unpleasant task. But why should we grieve
Did not our patriotic sres leave their homes,
relatives and Giends, and storm ten fold the
danger to establish our independence that
men will have to encounter in going to Cali
formal Then why so much confusion and
noise about those who desire and are going to
dig the yellow stuff? The trip wllon!y be one
Of pleasure, aud not tear ought to fall at the
departure Of any one. Let those who wish to,
uo
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09

To throw off disease requires simultane-
Gus effort of every part Of the human. system.
1t Is perfectly useless to stimulate an organ
TO throw off Its obstruc;ions, unless all the
other organs are stimulated to corresponding
activity. In order to carry along, and COM
pletely remove these impurities, the heart.
lungs, liver, kidneys, stomach, skin, &C., must
all act in unison and harmony. 1t follows
that this state of the organs cannot be pro-
duced by any simple Syrup, or Extract, and
that compound is needed, formed of the
various vegetable substances which operate
upon these several organs -and not only that
it be a compoaad Of such substances, but
that the substances be compounded IN such
rroPoriions as will produce harmonious
action. Such a compound is DR.. Guyso,fss
celebrated Extrsc, of Yellow Dock and Sar.
saparilla -scienufical compounded, and tested
by the happy experience Of thousands. See
advertisement in another column. ssl 90
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-09

The Grand Lodge of the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows, recently held session
at Cincinnati, aud elected the following off
GERS for the present year: -
Alex. E. Glenn, Columbus, M. w. Grand
Master
II. c. McEwen, Mansfield, R. w. Deputy
G. M. i.a.
Richard Williams, Tifin, R. w. Grand
Warden. -#.,
Isaac HcAey, Cincinnati, R. w. Grand
Secretary.
Albert G. Day, Cincinnati, R. w. Grand
Treasurer. st4tt4
Z. B, Olds, Circlevile, G. Representative.
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/ "a
The wLig papers are Industrious 10 ihe
propagation Of the faIsehood first started
BY tile Journal OF this city, that demo.
cratic Senators voted fer proposition I"
prohibit negroes from holdiDg real estate
10 Ohio. No vote was ever taken on sue
aspropssi,son.
Mr.. Scott of Auglaiae moved to recon- :
mil the bill TO repeal. the black laws, with
instructions to SO amend il as to prohibit
negroes from holding real estate. and he
expressly stated as the object, that il wss
to tes, the professions Of wbiggery before
the election, with whig practice afleI-
wards. While canvas,ing the state Gov
Bebb, in q spec ch ID Mercer county, had
pledg ed himself to re commend such prin-
pie, and failed TO do il, and Mr. Scott
redeem the forfeited pledge Of their late
standard bearer. To esc,pe from the
predicament, wEig Senator called for
division of the question, aud il Red n
r,committing the bill to tile committee
without instrut ii. ns. and il failed.
For the purpose of getting a vote IN
the proposition of G." Bebb. and to force
whigge,y to face the music the deuo
Gratis voted TO recommt. Had that vote
carried, the next quesiina, under the
+ lies. wthld have heen on the instructions
aud t zen reto vote on the prop 5
ton would have been had. The Senate
re us ed to order The bill re ommitted, and
hence % vote was taken on the ihstruc.
,ians For the purpose Of placing Sena
tots in wrong position, by base false
hood, the Oio State Journal reported
tho vote as being taken on the pr"posi!
tion submitted by Mr.. Scot', and the false.
he al is taken up and repeated by the fed
aral press, with all sor's # comments.
To Gov. Bebb, and Gov. Bebb alone.
does Tie idea beluns, ana se regret that
BY Psr!iamentary ru Ie the whig Sena
tors STAYED off vote an the proposition of
is ExceIlency, which. at the time, wa.
considered good whig d, C rine in the re-
yion where it was broachej. - Stat esman.
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S7.OO7.2SO.06.

This is the average amount of revenue
which has annually accrued to the Uni
ted States Treasury, under the Tariff OF
1916; orer aud above the average amount
annual ly received under the vaunted tar
IF Of 1912. Remember, this is the ia
ctease only in single ear. Ia ten years
the increase woule be over SEVENTY
MILLIONS! Partisan madness and in .
fai0ation could not 60 further. -.f
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STRANGE FREAK OF NATURE -Mr.Fred-
erick Bloom OF Mex CO, yandot c'ua ty
has in his possession a remarkable speci-
mea OF animal deformity. IL is pig,
with eight legs, six down aud two up; tive
o"dies or bIud parts, from the kidney
down, and IRON the kidneys up another
body. IL has two tails. que hesd and
three eyes, one in the centre of the foIe.
head; two Bases. three mooibs and two
ears. II any aiher county in tho state
can beat that. We shoald like 10 hear
from IL. Mr.. Bloom Informs US that be
will EXHIBIT The aninsi ia this place on
Wednesday and Tuesday nex,.-Seaeea
.1dstifisc,.
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Mr.. GREEN'S success as LegisIat or.

We are happy TO observe that our dis
tinguisbed Representatiye's 6rst effort
has been attended with signal success.--
From the reports We learn that his great
influence with the members has enabled
him to carry sill through the House, to
change the name Of j. @. BackAoase ts j,
q. Baker. onward aud upward. let III,
motto be. Richard. Greea be Thy lsu.
rels. Dayton Empire. .a
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From he Philadelphia Evening Ledger.
! Things in Monterey.

.
Tie letter, copy Of which we pnblsI
below, Is from a gentleman now in Mon
ierey, to HE friends in that city:
MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA, Nov. 1916.
There is no such thing as law here a
present. The treaty Of peace having sus.
pended the military government, th {
country is lef, without G, vernment or Law
OF any kind. The new York reg imeni u
volunteers having been disbanded. uearI,
all Of them have set off for the gold reg ION
The men have stolen nesrly all of the
horses and saddles necessary for the ex
pediion; even the natural law OF nieum
sDi teum being virtually abrogated BY The
thirst for gold.
Tie governor and nearly all the Off
GERS that were stationed here have left
for the placer. One regular officer re
mains to command The fort and what is
left tfthe garrison Of one company. This
company numbered not long since 80 men
now they can only muster Is, and these
are The laue, sick and lazy Of The compa-
ny, who either could not or ould not des
sert You can form no idea OF the gold
excitement here, aud how much the ap
pearance Of things have changed. Men
who were not worth dollar three mouths
since are new worth thousand Some
have dug $l5 or s2o,oO0 worth of G lid
each, in three or four months: A Gle rk
can obtain salary of$4 COO dollars
year from any me reliant here, and al the
mines boy TO attend a shop, commands
So day. Flour has been sold here al SIS
q pound. aud blankets at $3.50 each. A
young man in a store here told me tha I
be had paid shoit visu to the mines,
carrying with him few articles amount.
ing in value 10 $l90. These he s,ld for
$4,000.
Gold has lately been found at spot
not sixty miles from Monterey. Al the
mines il 10 sold for 6 or SO an ounce. At
this place, short time since, il brought
Sl0 an ounce, now i, commands $ll and
$ll,50.
1t is amusing to see the spectators in
the precious dust running around to pur-
chase il. How is gold this morning.!
a common question, for il is up and down
like bank stock.
Uncle Sam makes money here on bis
old clothes and provisions. He had some
provisions and clothing which were con.
demned as un Ct for use, which were sold
day before yesterday at auction. Old
pea JACKIE ., now moih.eaten, ard which
cost, when entirely new, 50, sold { r $l6.
Damaged l.ur, which seamen would not
eat, was soll for $l4 barrel.
You may think The accounts Of gold dis.
coveries exaggerated, but ] can assure
you they are not. The following fact, !
hesitate to tell you, because il seems ir.
credible, but II is, nevertheless fact -
A friend Of the French Cunsul, land the
Consul has reported the same to his Gov
ernment,) went out some days since TO
he gold region. lie. dug for four days. 5
Turing which time he got forty pounds Of a
yold! There are plenty Of Jumps found
Weighing from one TO two pounds each,
ind it is said there is a piece 10 San Fran. a
cisco weighing twenty-five pounds. 10 t
Iced, an acquaintance assured me, he had
held il in his hand. i
Truly yours, J. y
GEN. JAcKsoN's WILL We notice the
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THE PRESS.

Let it be the effort of the press to rise up
to the present demand. The wonderful
events of the past year almost overwhelm the
m nd. The glory of our free institutions are
ref cted from the Old World. France is a
Republic! All the world is rising up in the
assertion of human rights and demanding
constitutional government The strides of
science have been equally astounding. The
electric telegraph steam navigation,
and the ten thousand improve enents--the con
hct of mind as it is struggling for truth and
right how loudly do all these admonish the
ptess to rise Up to Its true end!
Let me say, that whilst the bress reflects
the glory and grandeur Of The human Intellect t
and the heart whilst it advocates truth, and
justice, and right, and in the tones Of God
goes forth to enobe and elevate : to strike
the letters from the slave-to rebuke those
who, as his ministers, proclaim 1t 10 be the
teaching of Scripture that human souls are
but as the beast of the field whilst it is true
to God, to humanity, and all the glorious
qualities which distinguish and elevate man
to place only next lowest to the angels--l
am ready to stand by and defend it's liberties
with my utmost energy and power. Let the
press he rightly conducted and it is our glory
= -pervert it and it is our shame.--Judge |
Rpdd
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Right trium l.hant- -The Constitution

Na' ffeefveut Hl.t-1 aaf
Messrs. Pugh and Pierce have al length
obtained their sean again. This is be
yone doubt. the greatest and most graft
flying victory over wbig corruption. which
The democracy Of the state have ever a
cbeived and we return our sincere thanks
TO Mess,s. Tewnsheod aud Morse, the
free soiiers, for their assistance in behalf
Of jostice and CONSTITUTIONAL righ.-Diy.
ION Empire. s ~'''
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A knavsh attorney led a very wors
tn gertemnn what was honesty! What
is that 10 you, meddle with those things
which concern you