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Masters sale.

q Y virtue of a Decreta order issued
i y from the Court ut Common Pleas It
delaware county, Otpo, AMI {" ave dIrec
'ed, | shall expose 10 sale at uhlc ven
Que at The dU"r q! the Court House III lhe
town q Upper SanduskN W taudUt cuun.
y. OHIO, on Monday tie u l. day Of March
ueXI. between the hours uf 10 o'clock a
VI ard 4 o'clock p VI. of SAID dan, the
following properly Ia WIT: Frriy acres be
he same m"re or less of tand beng the
south east quarter at the north cas- quar-
YER OF srcuon 6lteen, N township three
south, al range twelve, in the dntrlct ui
aud sui ItCI 10 safe al Land Office IN lIu
c,iuf, Ituate IN Wyandot ctunu, Uhi".
l" ne Sold rs the properly OF Chatl"s
NCCluer u otlrrs IL satIsiy said Order ~
ie,ur oi Philtp Smith & others.
Appraised al S10n.
i BAIRD
Sde'iT x Special Master Crmulssi"ner
Frnuar, 9tn, ls49-l1-iw. Sl,62.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
HWestern Mechanic"
TO be "evOted 70 the speri inie eests =
the Mechnntc, hr Laboring Man

I'D ne hSNOIpU 10 the Srfflt a. ibic'tHes 81
the MechHnfc, hr LabOring Man
aGd the seams ress.
becomes our aut,, Ia issuing The
Prospectus Of new publication, t.
state irs . jects and dssgn, and lie man
n'r IN Which we expect 10 carry these
o. lnt" practice.
II has often been felt b, the MeChan
,cs aud lann,ing Wen OF ,he Great ano
Growing West. that fhey as a cl4s-. att
4 imposed upon. ard rha, ~ is Sigh Ilme for
hem Ia have paper 10 therr midsIs. I"
Hdv"caie their rlguls, and 10 he devoted
u srecIal manner to their inlerests.--
We lo'm laigc aud growing class and
d" not shrek from a,srrtiGg that we per
f"rm ,ct, important function in the
genera al community.
Bu, winle We have Political sheets. de,
'ofeu speclal, to tie Interests al P"ll'i.
cal parties; and Religions papers, devoted
I" the lu'eres's of religious denominan
/ irn.; While the Fsrmer has Ills AgrICul
Iural paper the lhterar, man his Re
view the Schu olmaster his journal. and
The Merchant his Bsiness Gszetle, where
is the Paper devoted to the Peculiar So.
cial rights and interests ofihe Mechanic.
''G t'o'biliB hHu 'hC NoS"llol' CS~i
Are their stout hearts, their sturdy iorms
and incessant labors 10 he dIsrega rd ed
aud despised! We trOw not. And there
t"rs we have undertaken the present Ell.
terprIse.
l. Will be devoted, in the first place. to
he SuClat Interests of the class to whiCh
we belotg. We stall labor to do away
VITA hose pref judICvs, now 50 of en- exist.
irg against I'd as class. We shall strive
to snuw ana incuIcare that labor is boa
nrahle; that tie Mechanic has tha natural
r,gAI 10 lie respected and the rnc,aI p,w
e. 10 compel ,hls respect. We shait Ia.
nor T." elevate the stauiard Of INTEL gencc
and suclal cultivation, and 10 Infuse ,nsu
lie profession that u"lly Of actlOn ana
sentiment It so much needs.
u SHALL - 'he ;, cond place defend the
10 his ut ne class 10 w hlch we beioug.--
Beng OF u" patiicuiar school or sect "t
shs II eHJeavnr, especially here at the sea,
OF g",eInment (" secure jusrIce 10 the Ia
h"iing c,a.s Gieat aud rnnnenr uus quts,
mons are coniInuall, coming up, anu are
900 oilen decided with vtew TO the in
Ieiesjs OF the manufacturer or inerchan,
only
NJ e shall. in he third place. strive to
adapt our paper TO the circumstances OF
onr readers So as 10 iurnih them with !
much Scientific aud practical Information
b. ted to increase titeir kEOwledge, t0 eu.
large their views and To aid tHem IN he
4lla,ument Of comfort and happiness IN
hts me.
We shah labor to make the 'NeeAly
VI chan!C h ame paper for lha mechan'
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DIR. c.. Il. Mcdonald

q ffers his professional services 10 the cit
gus uf Upper Ssudu.kt aud vicinity.
ullice IA Main Street opposite {. lIu,
beIs Hotel.
CT. MCDONALD.
Oat 90. 1S4s s-l-em.
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Price Twemty-fiye Cents.

FElliS " OR X CONTAINS recent, discov
ed Information upon subject OF TIE
highest importance to h'arried Persons
rr those contemplating Marraige.
II viii he found of SPECIAL value TO those
"h' Sc means health and other circnn,
stances. do not permit them Ia increase
he number of their family; without gteat
mc'nvenlence, sugerrng ar perhaps rsR
lii- A me,h"d at avoiding hese trouhies
ana dargers Al Will (rrcentl, dl,cpsered
~ crIehra'ed lfttuch Phlsiclan,) Is
lu!h m0,UnIca ed in this work, - that
a"y person may avail hImsell out otlt a.
rce, w,thont cosi. The means ni.pte
v'n}luu here set fuiih are tteretutr wrh
"a he rtsch of all. The process snew.
,ate. i"tHtliahle. cohvlhIeHt, slaple. anu
ranGut n lute lie health ul the most deli,
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CONE an you TH.4TL0TE
GOOD APPLES.

The season having arrived for trans
planning irnII trees, the smbscrIhe hvirg
'wo miles east "t McC",cheusSlAs As,,- d .
l"r sale lou dIlereLi- .eIies -sl eL"ie.'
grated apple ttees. Also wanted, lhIe.
trees. ALPHEUS kUSSEL.
McCutcbeuville, Oct. "a, 1s4s--4--iE
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DlsSOLCT TON!

All persons indebted to the 6tm Of
Wheeler & Smith are hereby requested
TO make pay ymeot and save coat.
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viii c. n'inu" TO d" 50 next year. lh"sr
who s"hsctihe 10
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pa,a, ,o,Ite, the a,surauc. ma the,
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-03-09

a raiuaiNHSrieut.Gc Worh apon he sub
jrct II Ge>tntion and Chjd Birth, By
II G GEISS.NER, III ID iaip Of Par.
is;Jnst pudtished IN NttO York dy tie
.41hor.
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I"l'l" tt"r,
/ IS. ,.par,i,;a,
u lIh lI"r,
O""d Hot et al
Ruh tiur widow IF Jacob linr, In e ui
HN4ndot couni,, Ohio, Ones Hur. vii
II m ilur. ,juslah Hon, Ashie, ID IIrr
III ,h Nor, the hrllsut Pierce ilul, de.
ceased. to wlt: Chauncry Uor. E-hiah
iirr. Gord,na Her, and Mar, Ann Hur.
llrherrs, sarah Aburr.,eceased.t Ito WI,
Ot.d II. Abrtu Minerva Saltzman wlfe , I
Npus us \ Sal zman. Addison. Ahoru
Grrlu Ahrrn, Anna Aprlu. anu A,he,
\hutntNe ser, vt " al4tr liur, deceased.
"; " aIrpt u Iiur.NIiI take notice MAT =
pt1} lynw wa. dird 40 ln., u.m un tht
:. da, al Frnlu.r, \ y. 1919, IN th.
,,nlt e., ,u.fttu Peas " ,andut cuuu.
~. Nlo. h.. aktn \ IIor. and is nov
S,u.up NItt,tn. thr saId CALVIN \ Il,l
G,maras r.rl4innoitAe i,llrwing teaI
T., ate, sltuale ia Ilr c,uulles Il WNan.
,I,.t and ltarInu. IN lhe state Ut Ono oe
.ctthrd e., tuIluw,. TO VIZ: the suuih ue>t
uparlrr.ulstc. Ne. 9. ~ Tuwu,np \ i
,o,,,h K.rg. No. he C-xctp 6 s,,en.
hundre Il acres, ,e ny part ui J.,
h"wFr E''"'e J." ''mima Gre'n' desc''h
/" ~ 't'''"S' =" "''' "es '"''"E a. '"'
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BKANDhEIIi PILLS.

VI an VIII he burn III DAYS Of bliss, com
pared to what has hltherto been h's tot.
we gi'eh dow as he has been by disease,
lubrn,ilIe>, and suHrrIn q. which no earth
~ power knew how I" ali, VI1Ie uHtil thls
discovery W"s presented To The world -
The weak, lhe teahie he Intrm The uer
vons, the delrctte are il few day
strrug ihcued 10y their ope' atIon, and the
worst complaints are removed bt perse
tetduCe wiIh0It the expense OF phlsl
CIaD. Adapted TO all circunsi stances and
'i.Uations, lhey are the best medicines
ever Invented for families, or to take To-
.ea, preventing scnIyy Hod costIveness
rt qurIug no change Of dIet. particular
reg meu, or care against taking cold.
\. B. There is uo surely that Nun gei
'le g,uuine BRANDkE ii PILLS ~.
less YEA purchase Of the duly authorised
Ngent.
The pills are sold at 25 cents per box
at No. "a BroadWA,y, PA Bowery, aod
2lI l'udsrn street, New York. Mrs
4, olh. 5 Market stree, Bronkl,n: and b,
20 ,ItO sgenIs ot the Unued states and
tauada." hose certificates aud pills should
he CaUetuIy examined befoIe purchase Is
tuaGe.
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OTGAUTlON 80

Some spt Culatur has clandesunely (nn,
der an"thet hame) published an mi aiiun.
{ hetIItg the same ti'le. which, besides
emitting THE MOST IMPORTANT PORTION ui
II, aupes Tie ctejnlous nut Of
ONE DOLLAR,
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a G L y L So.

y, & w N,res, Upper Sauduyky, .Io>
S eph ~hoih, lItule ~anduskl: w. II "ues
y 90. Care, town; ii. Frect Mctulcnen.
,,de; T. Bloom. M,Nic"; tienr, Snou,nan.
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NO CHA G Es IN
THE WHEIA'H'HHER

VIII materially effect the body if the
hlood ls pure. Every indlvidnal. even
the most diseased. has within him q ERIN
or 10 OF OF that original pure blood Of our
common mother Eve; which germ OF pare
blood is the supporter Of life and Is in
constant Struggle to throw off the heter
ogeneuus. crftnpl lnmors whch are Tue
causes OF diseases in the lnGiyldual. by
putgltg the b, d, q; ihls diseased indlvid
ual Of rs bad humors. l0n allow the
germ Of pure blood TO- gain gronnd aud 10
make blood Of a tette, quality. aud so on
progressively nlI the whole mass Is re
generated; far the good prIDCIpIe # good
ure blood, is ai"ayt slrivlrg TO be pre-.
dominant over 'be bad or diseased tn.
mors Let all uhu wish 10 he uf a flu.
healthy habit; VITO sh TO have SQUAD
mIUd IN a sound hody; hn desire 10 be
ahle 10 stand wI'houC u jury II" conlin-
ual Ch. nges of tins climate; who desire t.
have health, children. use the Bfandrerh
'iIIs. winch VIII efT, ctuAIl, cleanse tie
biu"d of all bad or currnpt lu'nors, aud
tee ore The human bod, 80 the stare #
nealIh enJoyed before the introduction
ot mineral medicines. Remember Bran
dreth Plis place within the reach Of all
health and long life.
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S e'iiT x Special Master Commtssi.ner
Frhuar, 9tn, ls49-l1-iw. Sl6!.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BnSrnN. Nov. %.

BOSruN, Nov. 90.
Flour and Grain--The steamers advices have had
no influence the market; notice sales oil
Cienesee common brands at 5376 S5.4I; Michigan
and Ohio flat hoop at 525d S5.374; and St. Louis
round hoop at $3.50 S53i Ifor common brands; fam
CIV Michigan brings 55O6 S5.75; and fancy andextra
brands Genesee 5624d $3.50 " brl. The demand
at the above rates are quite moderate to-day. In
Corn but little doing this morning; we quote
small sales of Southern yellow Go 81 cts. mixed 63
cts; and white at 60 63 cts. u bushel. Oats
scarce, but with the poorer qualities the market is
well supplied small sales of North ern have been made
at Al a n cts, and Southern 32a 81 cts. ~ bushe.
Rye at 65 cts. T. bushel. AUCTION SaieS-Raisns,
600 casks black mark, 800 sold, 1909 S7.624; 400
casks I.cxia 60 sold, $3.50; 26O0 boxes bunch Mus
cael, 40 sold - 40; $500 half do. 100 sold, 100;
5000 or. do 800 sold, 70 cts. mos Grapes-20O
kegs, S2S2l, 3 mos. Lcmons-25O boxes, 22OG
S2.45, mos.
New YoRK-3 days preceding Nov. "a.
Cofec-Remains firm, without change in prices;
there is fair demand from the trade. Cotton
Holders continue free sellers, and prices have further
declined of a cent within the last three days.
Dycsoods- The only sales we have noticed Were
about 60 tons ST. Domingo Logwood, $3.50, cash,
for export Flour and .Aledl-The Flour market
since our last has remained very uniform, and do
not vary quotations, but most of the time it has
been heavy, buyers having the advantage, and this
the ruling feature Yesterday. We quote pure
Genesee, 5,12I6 - .25; Southern continues quite
burg, Petersburg, Baltimore, Alexandria and George
town, in lots, Sissy 1914, the latter being now
extreme quotation. Rye Flour is firm, with
sales of $50 brls, at 2934aS3. Corn Meal remains
dull Fruit-We notice sales Of $500 boxes Bunch
Raisins at 374; 1900 hf do. $780, 2000 or. do IS
cts; 500 bxs. Layers, $3.50; 400 kegs Sun, 6.75@
81 80; 100 hf do $3.50; 800 kegs Lexia, S4.75;
small lot So; 500 trails Ivica Soft Shell Almonds,
part i6 cts; 200 bxs Macaron and Vermcei, 121
cts, A mos; $500 drums Turkey Figs, mostly re-
ceived coastwise, 10916 cts, with some extra 20.
Grain-Domestic Wheat is in demand for milling,
and Canada for export, and holders are firm and
offer their stock sparingy, prices of prime qualities
have advanced-other grades little inquired for.
The sales include II 900 bushels fair to Good Cana
da at .05G 81 .06; 10000 do. prime White Sl10 in
bond; and 5000 White Genesee, 1.22@ S1.23. Corn
has been quite dull since last, with some further
reduction in prices, but yesterday there was better
feeling and rather better rates again obtained;
the sales reach $4,000 bushels, closing at 61662 cts
for mixed Western, 62i963 for Yellow do, Ga do.
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TW hole Number 500.

for hound White, GO for round Yellow, 63l for
Southern Yellow, 62l for round mixed, 64t for
Southern White, and IS for and old mixed
Southern. Henp-The market has continued mac
tive since last, and have but to note further
sale of 70 bales Dew-roted American at Sl55, 6 mos
HidcS-Contnue steady at previous prices, with
sales of 1894 dry Savanlla and Carthagenia at 81
cts, less ~ cent cash. as they rum and to arrive,
1000 Buenos Ayres, % ibs III; 1000 Orinoco, 1Oa,
both ms. or less u ct. 81 cash. Ledd-The market
has continued heavy, and prices of Foreign have
again declined, with sales Of 100 tons Spanish at
S4l0; 30 do. S4O6; 175 do. ST. cash; 80 do. 81, a
mos adding 3 ~ cent. interest; $50 do. 81, mos,
the closing price, % do. English, to arrive at the
rate; 5000 pigs soft Missouri to arrive. S4274
and so tons hard do S4.l24, cash. .MolaSSes-The
market is dull there being but little inquiry from the
trade. OHS-Lnseed continues firm, selling steadi-
" in lots wanted at 70 cts cash, for English and
best American. A small lot Olive brought about
SIS, A mos. PrOUiSi0nS-Ohio Pork has become dull
and unsettled and prices have receded with sales OF
$500 brls closing at lO.37lG S1O.5O for Mess, and
S.2ja SS.374 for Prime. SeedS-ln Clover and
Timothy, there is a moderate business within our
range. SpiritS-Domestic Whskey has been in but
moderate request since our last, and prices
shade lower, drudge casks may be quoted 264 cts,
usual time, at which sales have been made. ST.
gnrS-Thcre continues fair demand from the trade,
and the market with reduced stock is firm; the
sales noted below a~e chiefly from coastwise arrivals,
which have been about sufficient to meet the current
inquiry. New Orleans at 81 a cts; $50 Cuba, SAC
50; s. Porto Rico 6a63 and 800 bxs. Brown
Havana, Ga 81, 4 os.-Ship. & Com List.
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FOR EIGN NJ 4 r K f rs.
(PER STEAMER CALEDoNIA)
Correspondence OF Lytord's Price Current.
LIVERPOOL. Evening of 9th Nov. 1s4c

LIVERPOOL, Evening of 9th Nov 1Si9
Money MARKET Closing prices in London to-
day werc-Consnls for money, SO, for time, % to
935 Exchequer Bills 45 to Ass. premium.
Bacon.-We have to report a very dull week; few
sales have been made-hoders declining to submit
to a reduction, and buyers wishing to operate on
easier terms. Low qualities have been principally
enquired for but the transactions are limited
There is demand for Hams and Shoulders.
Bark-70 hhds. first Philadelphia sold at lis. 3D.
Beef continues to meet retail enquiry only
Holders showing anxiety to clear out their
old stocks. Prices have again given way ON mid
ding and inferior qualities.
CheeSe.-Ready sales have been made for fine
qualities at steady prices; other descriptions do not
go off so well The late arrivals having given the
dealers supply for present wants, there is less
tvity in the market.
Corn, &c-The business Of the week has been on
a very limited scale; holders exhibiting however
frmness, which prevents any decline in prices,
and speculative purchases of low Wheats at
a slight advance, reported. There rather
more enquiry for Indian Corn on Tuesday last, but
the arrivals being considerable sales effected at
a decline of from Cd. to Is " Or To-day's market
was steady, with fair consnmptive demand.
Cotton.-lmports this week ,754 bales; Sales,
$3.50, and present stock 100000 bales against
49l 600 at same period last year. There has been
rather dull market during the past week, the en-
quiry being limited The Trade, who experienced
considerable difficulty in maintaining their prices for
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TAUNTON YELLOW METAL.
rEy NTON YELLOW META l.

Il SHEATHIN G has now been sufficiently
tested ia fully establish its superiority any other
article heretofore offered for the purpose. Vessels
belonging to this port have it now between three
and four years, and still good The cost is about
four cents below copper, while it lasts longer;
and when worn out nearly one third more Of the old
is obtained, which is exchangeabe for new at diff
ference of six cents per b.
Taunton IelioW Metal Bolts are confidently
commended as more durable and more economical
than either copper iron; they fasten better and
cost much less than copper, and extensively used
wherever they have been offered
Taunton Yeltoao Metal Mails and Spikes
also recommended as superior to any other article,
being less in price and more durable, and extern
svely used.
The undersigned are the only Agents for the sale
of these articles in this city.
+. PRATT s. BROTHER,
no II 81 and 20 South Charles st.
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TRAVELLING FACILITIES,
With Distances and Fare from Baltimore
AT BALTIMORE,

For Philadelphia and New York.
About lOO miles, S3-About 200 miles, lass.
Cars ieace. fire due.
DAILY, at........S p. NJ DAILY, at. III p. NJ.
~ W. an4 SN. sun - T. NJ"
No., Vail ., l,,,.
IS miles al 500 miles S212I
Cars leurc
Daily at...oAN Daily exc SIM 81 NJ
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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-12-01
Il. LARRABEE'S
PATENT PREMIUM NIAGARA
JET SHOWER BATH,
FOR COLD AND WARM WATER,

FOR COLD AND WARM WATER,
Patented Jan. 2, 1919.
FHNHIS BATH was awarded the PREMIUM
TUTE, Philadelphia, Oct 1913, the only Bath that
also awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the FAIR
Of the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, November,
1S4S. In addition to the above this Bath has re-
ceived the sanction of some of the most scientific
Patentees, both in Washington and other parts of
the United States as being the most perfect Bath
offered to the public. The perforated tubes or
Jets are Of Galvanized Iron, also the guide rods,
which is proof against rust, and each Bath has a
Zinc Bottom, this renders the Bath durable having
machinery to get out of order, yet being perfect
in all its parts, pronounced by the Committee of
Inspection at the Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
1t is the only movable Jet Bath patented and the
only Shower Bath that is adapted to Warm and
Cold Bathing.
great and important improvement is made in
this Shower Bath over all Others by throwing the
water Immediately on the body without wetting the
head, unless at the will pleasure Of the bather,
by which ladies can have the advantage of bathing
without wettng the head or covering the same.
The arrangements simple and complete and
not liable to get ont of orders and the bath be adj
usted to SUIT any height from small child to the
allest person. When the door is closed the fixtures
hid and the outside appearance is that of neat
piece of furniture.
Before purchasing, please call and examine the
most perfect arrangement for Shower Bathing
offered to the public. -
f. LARRABEE,
No. "a s. Calvert street, Baltimore.
Also for sale, Oliver Evans Patent Ventilated
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-12-01
SAM SON CARISS,

GATE T. PALMER x COZ
Nos. 13S s. l40 baltimore street, Baltimore,
IMPORTER OF
French and English Hardware, Plated Ware, ia
PANIED Ware, Cutlery, longs and Shovel, Tenders,
Lamps, Lustres, French and German Looking Glass
Plates,
AND MANUFACTURER OF
LOOKING-GLASS, PORTRAIT & PICTURE
FRAMES, CORNICES AND EVERY DES-
CRIpTION OF GILT WORK.
Asuppy of which always on hand, and made to order,
jy 27 If WHOLESALE s RETAIL.