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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

kossurH AND Felt HATs-The Newark
Mercury says:--"KOssuth performed at least
one good service in his pilgrimage through this
country. Heintroducsd the felt hst--which
Is rapidly driving out all the stiif and ungain.
ly tiles which were formerly in vogue. Previ.
GUS to the coming Of the illustrious Magyar.
there were only about ten different yles and
qualities manufactured for the American
trade, while at present there are frosa aye to
six hundred"
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Cincinnati. Oct. ~.

-, 7NEt'I.k CINCINNATI, Oct. %.
Ihe pricesof fonr are irregular according
70 the reported ssles. but the market may be
quoted rather steady with moderate demand
At $4a4, 10 for superine. and 4al.3s for extra.
though holders ask higher prices in some case.
and one lot Of 500 bbls Of extra white wheat Il
K'plry.sold at 4,5o. Whiskey is steady =.
10 l-ac.wi'h sales Of III goo bbls; 5000 bush
:" heat sold at Soassc for fair to good white.
and 7'astc for red. Oats are steady at soc.--
Corn at 40a42c. i,tgs;a
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Chicago. Oct. Is.

Chicago. Oct. Is.
Returns from !6 counties Of low.
give : Republican majority Of over 2. 500.
The Republicans have allb earrisd both
branches Of the Legislature. N
The propeller Raindesr. running bs.
tween here and Montreal. wen. 70 pieces :.
rolnt Ausabls on Monday. All the
hands were lost except two.
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Let ,,us laugh and grow fat" Dem. Union
We have heard il said, that Copon
takes fai very generously. but we "reck.
en- it will take "a heap" Of laughing, and
moro than two years public pap to fat
ten the shanghai" Of the Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
Iadia.

Hndia.
There is nothing later.
The steamer lndas, with the heavy portion
Of the last Indian mail, had arriued at South.
amptcn.
She had nearly G4oO. 600 in Australian gold
on hoard.
The passengers report hat Meme Sahib had
resolved not to fall alive into the hands Of the
English. He hasa body guard who are engs.
ged to deprive him Of his life should he be
likely to be taken prisoner.
Between Cawnpore and Lucknow there were
about IS 900 mutinesrs and il was considered
doubtful whether Sir ] Outra,n would be suc-
cessful in passing up the river CORA. The
river was lined with forts and we'll manned
with mu,ineers.
The passengers say that almost the only man
who escaped the massacre at Cawnpore had
gone raving mad. When they LEFT Calcutta
only 80 zoo persons had arrived there since
the outbreak.
1t was believed by many at Calcutta that
whom some English troops arrive out the mu-
tiny will suddenly cease. and the Sspcys will
bring money and treasures and lay down their
arms. They are in much terror Of English
soldiers.
Lucknow. it was feared, would fall before
assistance could come 10 il.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

Those who are unable 10 obtain the
work Of the above. can have a copy
mailed totheir address, prepaid for one
year. by sending $500 to the address Of
the publishers.
PHILIPS, SAMPSON & Co.,
Pub. Boston, Mass.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

IThe Lebanon Valley Railroad has
been compelled to suspend opera tioas on
their work. On Tuesday last. $50 lsbor-
srs and mechanics who had before been
employed on that improvement were die.
charged.
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OBITUARY.

OBITUARY. ~
Died at Little Sandusky. Ohio on the 2ist.
Of October, JOHNNIE A. RArrxs, aged l2 yrs !.
and 10 montlis.
Communicetea.
The deceased wss lad Of manly bearing.
and noted for his many virtues. Though
young. yet'n his short earthly piIgfin1gs. he
had gathered. &bout him n,any wars sni dear
friends, who win ever feelhis loss kzfE
s Assi sfYet our loss il his gainy'
Then weep not mother. Ger bic rest.
God hath called He knowsth beat. u
Father thy listls one is bIest. eF
Fvrhe pestlesqp breast - sasy
Never heavihg <lshanress
Sister rasAss smIls9 bsss. sHprsyss~
Thanking Ged Cor his dear care,
Of shy brother purs sad fsiri ists
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MARRIED.

On the 2 Cd day Of Oct. 1887. at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. D. Terfinger, by JAS. II. Erect.
Esq. Mn. WILLIAM CuKFaAn, and Miss BAR
sAsa ]. TrRrLISsrR. all of Tymoch tee town,
ship, Wyandot Co, o. esg
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New York City Politics.
New York, Oct, 10.

The Democrats have re.nomiaa.ed
Fernando Wood for Mayor. The Amer.
sans and Republicans Of the Judicial
District. have nominsted Thomas Nelson
OF Wsstchesser. American. for the long
term. and L. Birdssye Republican. Of
Kings. for the short term.
Ths steamship Daniel Webster has ar
rived from New Orleans. vis Hsyan.h.
the iith inst. 8 <..
The name Of the SLAYER recently cap
tured, wac the Tails, instead Of The
MazssPps. and The csptaia's nam. was
Palmer Il was reported. but consider.
ed doubtful. ths. annsher SLAYER. With
100 negroes on board. he'd been eapsur.
ID east Of Csrdsnss.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

~ Holders Of School Lands in Wyan
dot County will find TO leir advantage to
Tesd notice 10 delinquent school land ow
sers, frem Anditor,s ofiee.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29
THE ATLANTIC.


sthe title Of new monthly magazine.
published BY Philips. Sampson. 4 Co..
Of Boston Mass. copy Of which is now
before US. We have only had time to
give it cursory perusal, but from what
we have read, We are inclined 10 The opin.
ion that it 10 second to none. Its con-
tents comprise tales. biographies. essays
on scientific subjects. poetry. anecdotes.
and a great variety Of miscellaneous rea.
ding 10 suit the "milliou."
One Of the most important features of
the "Atlsntic" Is, that il will not be
~ssfrai magazine. but will speak fearless
ly upon every important national ques.
tion. The liss Of contributors comprise
some Of the most celebrated writers Of the
day. Prescott the historian. Hawthorn.
Whittier. Mrs. GsskiIi. author of "Rose
Wilkie Collins author Of the
Deed Secret" and host Of male and
female writer's. Of established reputation,
will contribute. -
The work is for sale Ia all the cities and
principal villages in the United States,
md by all booksellers. news men and ev.
.rywhers.
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How England expects 70 Re.Conquer
.ys NJ. India W..


The London Times begins 10 appreci.
ate the magnitude Of the work which has
been carved out for the English govern
ment in India. and now admits what we
were severely taken 10 task for asserting.
that the revolted provinces will have to
be re.conquered at greater expense than
that at which they were acquired.
"Tbe Bengal army is no more. A
hundred thousand men are lost to US,
That noble body Of born and bred sol.
diers. by the aid Of whi.h we have con-
quered and annexed SO many rish terri
tories and warlike tribes. and which dis
spated in a few days TIE dark cloud from
the Puniasb, to which our European
neighbors had long pointed with expect.
ancy. is now sternly bent on numbering
England in the long list Of its con.
quests.
'It was ever true that the native army
was the whole. or nearly the whole Of our
strength in India. then our empire would
indeed be now in its last hour. But the
world will shortly find they must give US
cre.lit for other resources and stronger
hold upon India than this one has proved
TO be. 1t is now said that we have to
reconquer India. That expresses the
very nature Of the task, though only half
Of it, for we have to reeonquer India or.
ganized, disciplined. trained. armed. pro
visioned, fortified. emboldened by our
selves. Iii a task far greater than tina.
whicl, offered itself to ns q century
ago.
We can only now succeed by the ex.
traordinary prowess Of the British soldier
making up for the most fearful odds: and
even that would now b. utterly unavail.
ing, but for another means equally th-
subject Of inviduous skepticism. We
could not now march 1900 miles right
through India. with handful Of men. .op.
posed everywhere by magnificent army
Of our own creation. and with every ad-
vantage Of possession. unless We enjoyed
he confidence and geod will Of the native
population. What we resume our posi-.
ion there, will our ncighbors who now
ell US csndidly all is lost. then tell Us
how We have recovered ii? It
IAN only be done by virtues which must
hen b. conceded TO us. with whatever
eluctance. We must be nation of sol.
liers: and. whs, is more. we must have
he qusli,ies for attaching TO us those
css powerful nations whom the fortune
i war throws upon our hands"
From the Lansi ing (Michigan) Journal.
nEcTD TYCTrVYYz pYnn
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u
The American crisis was severely felt al
Paris. owing to the delay in remittances.-
Money was in great demand. and the prospect
was that the Bank Of France would have to re.
scind its recent measures Of relaxation, IL not
raise the rates of discount
Rumors were current Of an approaching con-
ference at Paris on the Danish question, af.
fairs Of Italy the Union of the Principalities,
and general rsduc ton Of European arma.
ments.
Reliable accounts Of tho meeting Of the
rowned heads Of Europe leave no doubt that
cone Of the principal objects thereof is the re-.
duction Of standing armies. in order to ease
the fundamental position Of representative
the Increasing difficulty Of obtain
ing loans. rendering reduction Of expenditure
Two spectators in the Bourse have disap
peared-leaving deficits Of !. .oso. 900 and o O.,
600 frances respectively.
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AriyaiV tho Exvcpa.

Halifax. Tuesday, Oct.2o.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa. Captain
Leitch, from Liverpool. on the afternoon Of
Saturday, the 10th inst. arrived At this port at
II 30 o'clock this evening.
She has Es3.l l6o in specia.
There is nothing later from India. IA
. he American crisis was severely felt in
England and France. and money throughout
Europe was advancing. Specie was being
shipped to America.
The Bank Of England had raised ito rate Of
discount from I.4to per cent.
Rev. A. r. Spurgeon addressed at the
Crystal Palace the largest audience that has
ever assembled in modern times to listen to the
ministry Of the Gospel. Nearly $4,000 peo.
pie were present. A lsrgs sum was collected
in aid Of the Indion Relief Fund, and the con.
tributions at churches generally were on q
large scale.
The London Morning Chronicle processes
to have good authority for stating that steps
have been taken for Immediately proclaininr
the Queen Empress Of Hindostan, and that
the next telegraphic advic4s will probably
bring news Of such proclamation.
AT Calcutta the statement was generally re-
garded as absurd. on simply constitutional
grounds.
A large stone was thrown at passing train
on the Eastern Counties Railway. and car
riage struck rofessor Rogers, of Boston. in the
face, breaking his jaw-bone. fi M
The London Morning Star, OF Saturday pos
itivel, announces that the Governor General of
India has been recalled. No other Journal has
the news.
The King Of Prussia vas feared to DO dy-
ing.
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Murdeg.

Last evening . murder was committed
ssn beard she ship Geliah. at Dumlin'
wharf. We understand that the murder.
ID man. William Tiplsdy. aged .bou. s5
yssss. ssil.msker Of the Goliah, had
been drinking during the aiternoop in the
sonpsny Of another ssamen, named John
slshssty .of the barqus Daeless of North.
im6aiasd. Tiplady returned to his own
Nip. which ley iasids Of the Duchess. a.
7ent seven o'clock. and went TO bed
verify after this. Flaherty came on
asosrd the GolisA. and challenged Tiplady
- aght; he had . sheath knife in his hand
~ tie time. From Whatever cause is not
known. hut neither mate or crew interfer-
q With the infuriassd man. and Tiplady
somins a deck when hs heard his maze
sallsd. sas Immediately ssssilsd By Fla.
twiy. yhs is6ietsd Q severe wound with
IL tnifa % bis lsft srm. ssd also stab.
I'D kim h ths left side Of the abdomen,
nstisg easb through which the bowels
protrndsd. Drs. Russell and Hall were
b immsdists astendanes, but the wound
b ths abdomen Of such . nature Is to
6sly snszieel skili, end tbs maa died in
Ihous kslf-sn- hoar after the assault had
|nkss plsss. FlAhersy wss Instantly ar
lDstsi. and b nov 10 eustsdy. 10 await
ks verdict of The csronsr's jsry.-Qus.
- kku~66s- 4 /,
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"Poor Old Uncle Ned"

: ana he had no wool on the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ought grow"
TTNHERE folks a-days In the same larpepta
L BILE hX with Uncle Ned. They change their
song Of woe to one OF rejoicing II they will only the
means which Art offers TO Nature. @ aid her.
EmcFSon'B HluIF ReAIoFnITYe,
Is well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify power preventing
the loss of hair, and in restoring growth where
fallen out.
EmersOn's Hair Tonic is for sale by
T. LOGAN L Co,
Itcl BridEe Corner DruEgsta.
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"HOLD YOUR HORSES"
MIL you read Of something to their benefit As a
- prsservatvs Of health aud preventive Of disease In
HORSES we know Of nothing superior
sLoAN'S CONDITION POWDERS.
They are very popular, and deservedy Price % cents
For sale ny [mhSl II. II. LOGAN co.
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Express to Pittsburgh.
,NIA LCIRCUMBE US.
VIE Adams Express Company running daily line
to this city, via Railroad Money, yaluahies freight OF
all descriptions forwarded with dispatch satisfactory
Express leaves daily at ~ A. NJ.
feb2 PIGMAS, Agent. MLure House.
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NEW ROOKS


J. G. ORRS, Formerly ]. II. Thonipson'sO No. III
"A Main street Just received, large
aneous School and Blank Books; general
OF Wall paper Among books may tie Gibbons
ROme umes England, IrVncs Life OF Washington Dicks
and Rollins Works, Plutarchs Lives, CarEs Scotps
Commentaries: also, Benon's Thirty Years senate,
kanes Exploring Expedition, Blesoc Liberty
Ing Too Late, &c, &C.
We have also large number selected expressly
or the Holidays which he described
Also the publications Of the Presbyterian Board SUNDAY
School Union and Tract Society
Every thing usually found in the Rock and Stationery ne
FsTt constantly hand, At No. III Main street,
WALK IN, GENTLEMEN!
TAKE pleasure In Informing friends patrons and
the citizens Of Whseng generally, that have just
ceiyed my Spring and Summer stock Of Cloths
and VestnEs together with full OF Fur.
niShuS Goods.
My stock has been selected with from the best
New York and Philadelphia markets Tie styles very
neat and as I" quality they second to nonc being
very bgs; makes, and which prepared up
style and best manner.
good lit guaranteed In all cases n sale, by
J. II. STALLMYN, Merchant Tailor,
app No. WashiugtonIIail.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

TTAvE You Dyspepsia, use TRAXAL's FTIyTR
II Have Won Rheuma'!sun r.e. HAMPToN'S TIINCLINE.
Are en- bald headed use WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
10 ycu want good linment, FORsITA'S BALM.
DoTnl want brush comb, bottle Of fine perfume,
80 TO lie Bridge Corner Drug Store.
30 ant 10 make soap quick good and cheap
CONCENTRATED LYR.
Isyoar horse or sIeE. use MERCHANTS GARGLISG
OIL
Have you the piles, use the cerfifr PILE OINTMENT
HAy=To cough, uSe The HOARHOUED BALsAM.
Do you
Shoulder brace AIonnAie
Supporter Balm OF a Thousand Powers
Truss Electric OF
Blnlage syringe
Bs!t Pine Sponge
70 % the Bridge corner Erug stSTs
Holloway pills and ointment
Baker, Cd LIVER on
Be IN YES Holland Rltters
Ho 1Ands German EtteTg
FOr : !e BY 7. II. LOGAN 4 co.
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New Savings Bank Store,

OLD POST OFFICE.
keep the Head md Feet Covered"
NITlLESS al Wheeling end vcnitvThs oil maxim for
hysith reminds that no; be alss to call
ATTENTION Fall ard Winter Of Boot, ShOes RATS,
Cars Umhrsas and Carpet Sacks the corner Of Market
and Monroe streets, where will ind Of
fashionable lately received Goods suitable the season,
low prIcss.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage received since
coming respectfully Eollcit you
examine my aoek ~ will be pleasure to and wait
YOU'D this uniting labor with that give their
spring health and to tbs EddIng industry anil economy
nay have health
Ladies', To purchase fashionable and cheap
winter Bonuefg, "urr,
Call a. the old Pf u Once, opposite the NcLnra
Genuemcn, Kyou wish To purchase fashionable Cap or
Has,
Gail At the above place, where you will Eet-that
Remember the old Post Once corner.
10 Country Merchants have Goods to dispose Of at
oei9 In WATSON
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Notice

Notice.
NOTICE hereby given persons from taking
certain Note for the Of TWo Hundred sixty
Ve Dollars, given at Lagrange, Ohio, sept payable
six Inonts after date D. r. King order said note
vas iraudnently obtained and the will paid
no me- ROBERT MCINTYRE.
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w and Brown Cottons in all widths which VIII sel
NJ prices "a Low can Ire BOUGHT In the city:
case Semper IIem, (BlraI)
z f" Water Twist,
" Phenix, do
"a AFtics, Extra h"avyl 10
Also large supply Of "Hhlte Rock" " Y 'SIIils and
InIose celebrated housewife
BROWN GOODS
/ BALE 5.4 "SrYrrs!uk"
IA "Conrsioga".
''Waterl0O"
We also have large supplies pillow case linens and
sheetnE, Table Diaper DdnHsk Towels TnEeing DoyIes
and Napkins Of all sizes, qualities ami patterns.
noF' HEISKELL SWEARISGES.
JOBS! GREATJOBS! BONNETSI
lust OPESED6 cases CT Bonuets Of the following kinds
~ Split Straw Swiss Straw, Tuscan, Brilliant nrais Of
the latest Styles for sale by the dozen RETAIL lowe
figure than ever before In Wheeling,
ALS0-SeapOlItan Bonnets;
~ boxes Ruehcs-Iatest styles:
ps. STRAW SGrtlnE;
ps SsspOlltan do;
WhiSku Blonde, &c. kc.
AtwholeSale and retail by
my9 STONE 4 THOMAS
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TO HOESEREEPERS
IN STORE and for sale, reduced prices the following
J. articles, viz: Plate Warmers new styles and plain;
Coal Vases, Ave Five Stands qualities
Also, FenderS Ash Pans Coal Scuttes Toilet srts Sion
Buckets Cake Spice and knife Boxes pop
srs Hearth Brooms, assorted sizes Table,
Mats Chatting and Vegetable Dishes, Plated Spoons and
Forks Of the best quality Clothes, Travelling Cap
kets Of various pStteTns: Side nce Cutters
aud various other articles useful to House Keepers.
WN lIEBCRN
dec2O No. 81 Monroe Street.
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SECOND
Fall and Winter Stock.
gS a,. res ,a .ssSSa stock q 10 % o SIX
Bebee and Oakford styles. Call and zee lhrur.
Ioyes $, D. HARPER SON.
Cashmere Hats.
i aa S 81 a',a' b. m4G e RF' :s
ZINE imported and domestic Cigars tosy,fr with large
lot Of German Cigars ami One e.e~ns Tobacco. just
cor. Market aud Quincy SITS,
IsIo adjoining Ihe Post Ofiee
merino Goods.
Have just received large lot Of Merino shirts and
oesi4 No : 3 N wS SiArctM4 Ian
FASS II KOU4ND
THE best remedy known for DySpepsIA Rheumatism De-
i 6Lllsy in females, &c, Is HAMPTON's VEGETABLE
i,pia l. IL LS 9.-.i , 20;
S;s9ernI pierce QntIe Worn oct.
being PEs,5r k'S NJ p P al, aC ~ man
Tss; &c. sAn hnd rrsfby Gss fsT Of BFyon'' Pamonie
" stsIi u sen'' = HoA' at ~ ,oo,v COS
7 UCCA"-SAL1D OIL
superior article sor ,asle use and ;or me-
'pa m. logan co.
4 FULL supply Of Or. Jayns. ssl.sra,ri Miisas, for
d-eis -AU u'''-'''S : ''s''' ihi'O
VI or GRAPE vINI.-Tor tAe gro~th, PrsssTTati0a
FUND! SBURG ROBERTS,
JUS Washington Han Drug Store.
INRLSlI lot Carrants. Jasi rsseIyr'L AZ
tehSl " A. EDWARDS Bro
IN HBLS superior GIUr, tor FaIr D.
w t.h3 INrGHII%SS RTsHTTELD.
% BhS AIe0hol Ts 50 al o seas ter .als log sy
~ tct9 LAEHHLINS RCSIIETELn-
HTsnN, InPeFiaI, q. Powder AMI oOISaE Teas, iaIi
i received and sale by
deels EDWARDS RRo.
GSW4Go Cora stArSh, iass TteriyEd .eg slIE b.
" ishs! ". A. EDWARDS BRO.
II AISINs4 IA hAn and qssFtrr BoEss jgs ree.ivsd and
~ or sA's ey tisel3 EpNAEDS BRO
. janis LGU6HLINs : BrsHFLIDA
, RnAS No Caster Oh, ier sale IoG hy
= ecl6t TAUGHLINS = RIsStFIRIn
ySlEEr-IISesiIVi da9 IlI aassTtlEE a. = 1IFeS
SaEs. lulhisi D HARPEk son.
FL-4SR.SS ELASESL
m DoZ F7ESks, received AID fer ale ~
W ssAis - 7 u LOGAN co
HORlN.Y.
30 s ,6siI Ksatasay Hsziay, tss sale b
~ 2-aS1 Lilo1GEN HADDES.
COIN Hell
N Bush. fresh Er0ua1 Corn Meal, fosssie bv
wv 5ahSl TuoRURN 4 HADnFS
On ~ NSIsI aaa AassT0o csEiaP. Ja5t FssssSj
s'sls EDwARns BIO.
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One Remedy for one DtseaEe
NR TruNhl H. regular physician, and stands high Tin
medicine IS II valuable one.
Mr. Robert Mckinley, of West BroSnEvie Pa aged 81
seat TO MlzontOE in The fall 1851
ESir which performed permanent cure, will appear
from tn annexed certificate:
This 10 TO certify that fer several afflicted
Dyspepsia the prominent symptoms Of which WrTe Obsu
nate Costivcness SOuEneS Of ta Stomach Pain
alps and legs sp=lls Of Extreme WeakrcSS desh
LIhEour, Debility and GnaEIns At she stomach
great rcuc'lcs-WeEt baltimore consult
very eminent phyaieiRnssent not Less than hundred
dollars, but benefited II Truxals
sacred Eixer, bottle Of which eGeetuay cured me.
RoEEET MCKINLEY.
For sale by T. II. LOGAN co.
eptGS General Agents. WheeIins- Y
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27

be elected Sheriff of Mariposa County; even il
he had right on his side in the first instance,
still there is vital principle of party usage in
volved in this question, that sadly operates
against him even in the minds of those who
would otherwise be willing to lend a helping
hand to his promotion. Forms are conducive
to order or system, and the candidate who
stands before the people clothed with the for
mula or badge of authority to represent his
party, carries with him weight of party in
fuence that is irresistible against any inde-
pendent candidate Mr.. Pool has always proved
himself good citizen. He has never, to our
knowledge, resisted or violated the established
laws Of the land. He knows too well the i'm
portance of seeing the laws executed for or
against every man, who either deserves its pro-
lection or merits punishment, ever to finch
from his duty in case he is elected, and it is a
knowledge of this striking trait in his charac-
ter that renders his friends, and the friends Of
law and order, so anxious to secure his election.
We owe it to ourselves--to the State, and the
County, that we use every effort within our
power to elect him to Office on the I'd Of Sep
tember next
Mariposa Democrat., 1857-08-27
COL. WELLER.

On last Saturday evening Col. Weller adj
dressed the citizens of Mariposa town in for.
chile and eloquent speech of over an hour in
length. A large number of miners from the
neighboring mining camps came to town in
order that they might catch a glance of this
redoubtable champion of Democracy, and many
who were before wavering in their political
creeds, have come over to the good cause and
will give the Colonel their hearty support
Col. Weller is looking well and is a very anu
sing, emphatic and logical speaker, and all who
heard him have pronounced his speech one of
great beauty and sound reasoning. Col. Wei
Ter arrived in this town on Sunday night from
Mariposa, but as it was Sunday, and both he
and Mr. Latham were much fatigued, we were
not favored by an address from either of these
gentlemen on their return. Mr. Latham spoke
also at Mariposa town, and in company with
Col Weller and our esteemed friend Mr.. Pat
rick of the San Joaquin Republican, returned
to Stockton.