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FOR SALE.
Pleasure Excursion,

FOR THE BENEFIT OF TIE MALE ORPHAN
ASYLUM OF RICHMOND.
h 10 b The splendid Steamer CURTIS
,sanuu.ssiEls4lssz- PECK, Capt. John Davis, will
make an Excursion down the River, for he bene-
fit of The above Institution, on THURSDAY
EVENING next-leaving the wharf al Rock
eus at bali-past o'clock, and return about dark.
The Grays' Band is engaged for The OCCASION
Refreshments as usual. Tickets 30 cens each
10 be had Of HASklNS < LIBBY.
Sent I-3t
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SICKNESS AT HAGERSTowN.-The
Hagerstown News OF Wednesday says: THE
amount Of sickness that now prevails at Hagers-
town and its vicinity is truly alarming. Feveis
Of every hue and dye, remilenl, intermittent, bill
ious, lyphus, congestive, and many other kinds
either 100 numerous TO mention, or beyord onr
ken, have proslra!ed hundreds, while The chills
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THE GREAT BOOK TRADE SALES.

On Wednesday, as is our wont, We s'rolled n-
TO the great book sales rooms oil Messrs. Bangs,
Richards & Plat, where we found large con-
course OF The worthy biblopoles Of The several sec
,ions Of the country, busily occupied in The pur-
chase and inspection Of books, like meeting OF
merchants al The exchange. This is by far The
heaviest semi-annua sale-catalogue ever known;
The proceeds are expected 10 reach S250,O00.
~
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a CHEAP WATCHES AND JEW-2
ia ELRf, So
4 / The "Philadephia Watch and Jeweiiy
n Store" No. sc, North Second Street, telow
Race, corner OF Quarry, Philadelphia.
Gold Lever Watches, iull jewelsd eighteen cara,
c,se, S45 90
Silver ever Watches full ieweled. - 90
Silver Lever Watches, seven Jewels, 10 w
Silver Lepine Watches, fine quality, Jew
s,ner;or q arier Watches. 10 90
III, Cold pencils 2 90
C;.e S;,ver Snecracles. rs
Gold Finger Rings from 37i cents 10 $40;
Watch Glasses, plain III cents; patent lSi CTS;
Luner Is CTS. On hand, an assortment OF Gold
and hair Bracelets Breaslpins, Earrings, Lock
cts. Medaions, Gold Pens, Gold Neck, Curb
and Fob Chains, Keys, Silver and Gold Thin
b!es, Silver Spoons, Sugar Tongs, &c, at equal
" low prices. All goods warranted 10 be what
thew are sold for A liberal deduction made TO
persops buying TO sell again.
o. CONRAD, Importer of Watches
n On hand, some Gold and Silver Levers;
also. Lepnes and Quarters still lower than The
above named prices.
Philadelphia, Sept. l, 1875,
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Hon. JoHS c. CALHOUN.
SALT SULPHUR STRINGS, Aug.

SALT SULPHUR STRINGS, Aug. p, 1916.
Gentlemen: feel honored by your note OF this
instant, covering copy Of the resolutions adopt
ed at meeting OF The citizens and visitors OF this
place, without distinction OF party, inviting me 10
accept public dinner 10 be given at such time as
may be mos, agreeable to me, and rendering me
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FALL GOODS, 1916
Keats. shoes. Trunks, &c.

1.-TWO HUNDRED PACkNGES.
WE are now opening, by different packets,
w from Boston and elsewhere, 200 packages
Of BOOTS and SHOES, suitable for The FALL
TRADE, 10 which We respectfully invite our old
customers and the public to call and examine be-
fore they purchase elsewhere Our stock will
be found desirable in all respects. We give this
early notice 10 our friends and the public, as We
have not, nor do we intend 10 trouble them with
extra postage, in the way of circulars.
PUTNEY & WATTS,
Wholesalc and Retail Dealers in Boots, Shoes,
Leather &C., Main Street. Sept.
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The Warrentvn dinner 10 MIR. Dallas must
have been an interesting scene. Virginia could
honor no one more justly than viHuous ami
able man, who had been true 10 her great rrinci-
MOS
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JAMES RIVER CANAL.
RlcHMoSD, Au6ysr
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Boat Ohio, s. Scott with y: tons merchan-
disc, from Lynchburg, 10 II Ludam 4 Co., l..
u. Crenshaw, Bros. 4 Co., p. Pry;on, and Jones
& Blair.
Boat Lynchbnrs, R. ). Fields, with 81. tons
son. Frvs & Co. and lie 8 Tinslcy
Boat Running Fox, Il. Holmes, with 81. tons
merchandise from Lock No. y, 10 l. W Glaze
brook, and II. Prob>l.
CLEARED,
Boat Exit. c. L. Burss, with % tons merchan-
disc, for LyncEburg.
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FOR RENT. BY ToLER & COOK,


FOR RENT, BY TOLER & COOK,
A NEAT LITTLESTORE, on Isles Row,
II occupied for some time past as Lottery
Office, by c. Bnrruss, Esq.-Said tenement Is
suitable TOR any retail business. It's popular 10
cation is sufficient recommendation.
TOLER & COOK,
Sept. | Agents and Collectors, Lise's Row.
FOR RENT, BY TOLER & COOK,
1.-TWO ROOMS near the old Wing Office,
i suitable Tor small family.
TOLER & COOK,
Sept / Agents and Collectors, Lisle's Row.
FOR COACH-MAKERS.
T HAVE received white and pearl drab Cloths,
i blue and other colored Alpaccas, and other
goods for carriage trimming.
DANIEL II. LONDON,
Sep,.l Eagle Square.
FOR SALE,
TIME House and Lo on Main street now oc-
i cupied by HAYES, Van Deurscn & Ward
one oil the best business stands in The city. II
is leased far three years from the Isl October
next al 81 $50 per annum, payable q1alelly.-
Apply 10 GEO. T. CRUMP.
Sent l-.}t
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Our readers will be Interested in the cnmpli-
menl paid 10 The distinguished statesman Of South
Carolina, MIR. Calhoun, al the Salt Sulphur
Springs.
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FAuoulER SPRINGS, 25ih Aug, 1876.
Genlemen,-l regret that the arrangements,
which have made Ia set out for Philadelphia To-
morrow, deny Inc the honor OF being present al he
public dianer 10 the Vice President, 10 which you
have kindly invited me. Ii would have given me
very high satisfaction 10 witness this Characters
tic tribute of hospitality and regard On the part Of
the Republicans whom you represent, 10 one,
whose whole course has been familiar 10 me from
boyhood, and in whose PERSONAL, domestic, social,
and political character, those who know him hest
find most abundant claims TO their respect and
gratitude.
am VERY rcsneciinly gentlemen
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ARRIVED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Hol!irg>heaf. gar,mo,.
Schr. Da.id Coffin, Nye. Sandwich
schr. Heroine, Cherry, Wilmington, y. c
lumber, 10 b. Pey!on. =
Schr. Spray, IIolling>head, Baltimore.
Schr. Gen. Washington, Thomas, Severn riys,
SAILED.
Schr. Columbia, Crowcll. Philadelphia.
PORT WALTHALL. August )
Sailed, schr Ann, Tor New York, win coz,
Angus! 29-Arrived, schr. General Soon ham
r |, ,, and schr. William Thompson from
Fall River - ''O'A
: NEW YORK, August 29-Cleared scbr
Banner, Ogden, schr. Patrick Henry. c.-ser
and brig Josephine, Jones, for Richmunt.
NoRtoLk, Aug. 30-Auysd IN Hampton
Roads Yesterday, ship Madison Foster, Il isys
from btemen, will passengers 10 Baltimore ant
Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 30-Arrired. Schooner
Trades Union, Hughes, from Petersburg.
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grTHE RAPPAHANNOCK IMPROVE
MENTS.-W We are glad 10 Learn that the work
on the Canal is advancing rapidly. Most Of The
line below the Rapidan is under contract aud some
OF ii is in quite an advanced state. II will be rea
dy for use 10 that point in few months. Con-
tracts are also given above; ALL We understand,
10 be completed by the Isl of October, ls47. Great
benefit 10 both town and country is anticipated
from The completion oil The work, and we are glad
10 know that lis original friends become more sam
gnne OF lis usefulness, as il progresses.
IE,rcdcricE shlfn L,c1nrller
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MANAGERS OFFICE D. PAINE < %, R.s.

MANAGERS OFFICE ID. PAINE < 60, Riar.
W. mond, Virginia.
For this Evsnins-sa7 900, 1000 5000 a,OO a,ia.
5of 1900, 10 Of 200, 50 al 500 Is Nor, Il drawn.
Tickets 81; halves 4; quarters ,
Also, s. 900. 2.G0O GOO, sGi 10 of Juu. y No-
Ii drawn. Tickets S. halves |. quarters - cent,
Drawn Nor q rokom"k- Lottery. Glass 100
II IS 90 - 20 - ~ y - ~ 81 -.
Whole Ticket Nos. II 80 10, 81 ,e5u, sold 10
ny correspondent, which has been pro.,nt and pad
by PURCELL.
Agent FOR u. PAINE I. 90.
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoks Lottery. Glass lts:
II 50 70 " - 80 10 81 10 % 5 10 ~.
Half Ticket Nos. IS 20, $40
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Consolidated Lottery, E,r1i
~ IS A. IL I % 80 - 81 II :.
Half Ticket Nos. II 81 32-S!O0
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware Lottery. Clas. %
~ rs ~ So u - u 81 10 81 B..
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Lottery, Glass 217
81 So SIS IS 10 O. IL C. ~ - Is.
Drawn Nos Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. class %
Is as 60 - A. .. - ii 20 ! ~ 81
Quarter rs e. 6s, a Prize Of 81 600, sold T. worthy
citizen OF this city, which has been presented ana piih
% sept ','
JIoYT'S OFFTcE.-Thfc- przrs IL Sl00Go Capital
III for To-Day. Tickets only S5--sbares IN proper
ton Packages for sale IN The usual terms, unlil 'm
o'clock Al HuY1'S OFFICE, 80 3, Exchange.
Drawing or New Jersey Lottery, Gas V;
II IS 50 - Il 81 Al SO 10 81 - II 81 = =.
Monongalia, Glass No S.
20 81 4j So 10 /; co - Al e. - 81.
SUSSEX Extra, Glass No -:
II 60 ~ Il ~ Il - Is - ~
Alexandria Lottery, Class 20. -
% G3 40 y 25 rs SO IS 80 - - i X
sep'.
7,URPIN's oFFGCE.-Drawn Nos. Of sus.rt County
ii CO 3 40 Il as ls 45 u - -.
Ticket Nus 10 II lS, prize IN The aeoys d5%
sold by - ~"
%
hand hy thi- afternoons mail. 3 capitals Of '0w
'S'' TURPIN's OFFICE.
$4,000 DOLLARS. Grand sohemr for Tnu i,n'o
September I'd. splendid prize Of 5000 Of iOSV'
% of 1900, &c. Tickets $40.
For Saturday next IL grand prize II So Cr y
10000 10 Of $50, 25 OF ,OCo &c Whole IieSe'ss's
rs Nos. 10 drawn.
Prizes in any OF the above Splendid Lotteries % ., =,
tanned at the Capital Prize Office, Fortune ~
hS sne; NO '0s e. "A'a '''''' w.P TURIN.
MISS GORDON'S BOARDING AND pai
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Corner of Third and Franklin SIS, SioeS0s y
TINE exercises OF Miss Gordon's School Tor >
i Ladies will be resumed on The III ocioDei I'd
/ in Mr. MOTIFS and convenient building on ~
Franklin streets. In the regular ana more -o' ~ 81.
- of Education Miss Gordon vii! br assisted ol 80,
Smith and Mr. Seabrook, both well known ana Il,
enced teachers; and having engaged lhe ''t'"r bu
best Instructors IN Music French &c, 'hr P,,by
her school, In every department, VIII he num- Ind,
nj The continued nd Increasing patronage Of h'fi''"
and The public. d, me "a
TERMs-Payable half year.y In advance, on -
I October and Ist March $3.50
Board, 20
! English in all it, branches, .
/ French -
Latin,
German and Spanish, each,
Music and Diawing-Professor's charge. 90
Misunderstanding and Spelling only, =
]. Or Reading, Writing, Spelling and GsSe'sp"'
! Aug. W-dltAcwtlstO
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The story OF marriage by the Telegraph, one
party being in Boston and the other in New York,
is conradic,ed. II was all felton, Nothing Of
the kind took place. and nothing Of the kind could
take place, as the telegraph between those cities
was not in opeIaion.-[ Baltimore PairlM.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF MoND.
High Wacr this day. n 10. O'clock A A
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Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.

Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.
A SCIENTIFIC MEDICINE.-Great
experience and judgment are required to
make valuable, and at the same time in-
nocent purgative. This is possessed only
| by few.
The great majority of the remedies ad-
vertised of this class, are manufactured by
persons who have no idea of the relative
ur Individual powe OF The drugs they use
II is this cause, more than any other,
Which occasions the nertness aud often
injurious effects, produced by advertised
remedies. And hence the general preji-
dice which prevails against them Now
there is great differe id this respect.
with regard TO the pills made by DR.. b.
andreth, and Consequently their superb
or claims upon the public. Each Of the
articles composing the Brandretb Pills,
are prepared in that way which W i'll secure
their beneficial effects to the system ia the
safest and easost manner. For instance,
some ingredients have to be prepared in
the vacno; that is, the air is exhausted in
the utensll, and remains so until combi<
nation is effected with other ingredients,
which afterwards prevents the air from
acting injurously upon the medicine
Again, the proportion for each Ingredient
de .nends upon its multiplying power upon
othe." ingredients. For the power of diff.
ferent, egetable purgaiives upon each 9th
er, is cove med by similar laws that govern
the power OF figures by multiplication.--
Nine added to Il inc. makes eighteen; but
nine times nine are eighty-one. So it is
with some vegetable inurgatives. BY ad.
ding nine parts of one Ingredient, and nine
parts Of another ingredient together, the
power is increased, not to eighteen, but
to eighty-one. For example, either Of the
articles 10 produce any purgaiive effect,
would have TO be used to the extent OF
e'ghty-one grains; by combining theLn on
ly eighteen grains have to be used. AralTy
another ingredient is found 10 multiply
this power again, which in proportion
OF two grains, would have no effect upon
the animal economy, but which, added to
eighteen grains of a compound of two parts
OF nine grains, each of two ingredients,
VIII again multiply the power which they
have gained OF eighty zone, to one hundred
and slxty-twc. So again, the mixture of
twenty grains can be again multiplied by
an addition of two grains, to the power of
three hundred and twenty-four grains, of
the original power of the two first ingre,
dients. Here we have twenty-five grains,
which as purgative, contain the power
equal to three hundred and twenty four
grains of either of the articles alone; new
ertheless, also so powerful after being thus
combined, are safe in any quantity; always
having beneficial effect, and in no case
capable of doing injury, of which thousands
bear ample witness.
Bepare Of CouaierfeHs.-The following,
are the only duly authorized Agents in
Wyandot county.
D. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandnsky; Jo-
seph Shorb, Little Sandnsky; w. IL. Jones
& Co. Cary town; II. FreeI, McGutchen-
vile, F Bloom, Mexico; T. enry Shooman,
Crawford tp.
July 3, l646-42. 2.-4w.
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ECTUS
OF THE
Democratic Pioneer,
published iii Upper sandusxy.

~ ga ~ PPSA
THE undersigned, believing it to be for the
welfare and better organization of the Dem
ocratlc party, is desirious of publishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democratic; while at the
same time much other interesting matter will
appear in it. 1t will be published every week,
and as far as possible, contain the latest in
|telligence.
In taking the responsibility Of publishing a
paper practice has made 1t necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it will
be governed, and in so doing, it is deemed suf
ficient when we say: it will be devoted to
principles which guarantee to every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni.
versal lberty,--holding the doctrine that all
men are alike worthy of protection, so long as
the doctrine of freedom and equality are pro-
fessed to be the governing principles of our
happy land--wthout distinction betw cen rich
or poor. Believing such were not the gov
erning principles of the majority in our State
| Legislature last winter, we shall be found bat
tleng against all such men and measures.
1t is the intention of the editor to be per-
fectly free and uncontrolled by any man or
set of men; and always willing to receive the
counsel of such as are desirous of promoting
the good cause for which it is published to
vindcate, as the advice Of many Is more like
ly to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print sheet truly
and wholly Democratic, we not only take our
own opinion, but also the opinions of the IL
lustrious who have promulgated Democratic
principles from the earliest dawn of our rep
ublcan government.
The mechanical branch of the paper will
be neatly executed.
TERMS OF UBSC RIPTION
The paper will be published weekly, "a
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 50 90
IF not paid till the expiration, ...... 2 SO
For six months, if paid in advance. 90
If at the expiration of six months, -. so
The above terms will be required, unless
the publisher sees fit to make other arrange
ments.
| Euery Democrat in Wyandott and sur
rounding country, is constituted an agent, 10
gel al least one good subscriber. j.,
W.T.. GILES.
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To Builders.

Sealed proposals will be received at th e
Auditors Office, in the County of Wyan.
dot, Ohio, ON the 10th day of September
next, for building of stone and brick, a
Court house at Upper Sandushy, after a
plan and specifications TO be hereafter
adopted by the board of Commissioners.
A premium of Fifty Dollars will be
given for the best draft or plan of Court
House. with fire proof Offices, Jury
Rooms, &c. in the same, with specifca-
tions annexed and delivered at the Audi
tors Office of said county of Wyandot, on
or before the 3D. day of August next; said
building to cost from six TO nine thousand
dollars.
SAMUEL NJ. WORTH. Auditor.
June 4, lS46.--3S-4w.
The Ohio Statesman and Ohio State
Journal, will please give the foregoing 4
insertions in their weekly, and forward
their accouns to the Auditor.
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To All whom These Presents shall come

To All whom These Presents shall come.
vHNlllS is to certify, that we, Joshua
French, Of the city Of Troy and State
of New York, and Archibald A Davis of
Worcester, and Everett V. Otis Of the city
Of Bosom and State of Massachusetts.
nave agreed to form limited Partnership
pursuant 10 the provisions of tItle first,
chapter four, part second Of the Revised
statutes of the S ate OF New York.
That such partnership is to be conducted
under The firm OF French aud Davis
hat the general nature of the business
10 be transacted by the said partnership,
IS the purchase and sale Of Fluur, Grain,
Provisions, and Merchandise generally;
and also to transanct general Commis.
sion business. Tith all the usual append
ages. That the said Joshua French and
the said Archibald 4 Davis are the gen,
eral partners, and the said Everett v. Otis
is the special partner; an 'he said Ever
EFT V. Otis as such specsai partner mas
contributed to the common stock oi the
SAID partnership the sum of tw ''y-hHe
thousand dollars in cash. That the pri'
principal place of business of the sa Id
Partnership is in the city of Troy; ahd
that the said Partnership in the city off
Troy; and that the said Partnership is to
commence on the sixth day of January
one thousand eight hundred and forty-six,
and terminate at the expiration Of three
years from the date hereof.
Given nnder our hands at the city of
Troy, the sixth day ofJanuary, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty,six.
JOSHUA FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS.
Let the notice required by law in the
foregoing matter be published in the
Newspapers printed in the city of Troy
called the Daily Northern Budget, and
Daily wbig. A II. SHELDON
Jan S:h, 1916. Clerk of Rensseier County.
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Weaving! Weaving

The subscriber hereby gives Notice TO
the People Of Wyandot County, that he is
prepared to Execute in good style, all
kinds of
WE.4ILNG,
Such as Carpets, Blankets, Table Cloths,
and every kind of Plain weaving, 10 Pays
ment for which he will take all kinds OF
Country produce. Persons wanting any
of the above named work in his line, are
invited TO give him a trial. lie can be
found on Findlay street, short distance
from The post Office.
AUGUSTUS FERRIS.
U. sandusky, July IA, ls46.-4i-3t.
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Cabinet and Chair
Making.
A. VALENTINE.
Ne. ]. MORRISON

A. VALENTINE. j. MORRISON.
VALENTINE g. MORRISON,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform the citizens
AS OF Wyandott and adjoining counties
that they have commenced the Cabinet
Business in all its various branches, on
Fourth street, tew rods north of the
Upper Sandusky Hotel, in the town OF
Upper Sandusky, where they intend to
keep all kinds of
FURNITURE
that is manufactured in this or any other r
State. Having had long experience in
the above business in one Of the most
fashionable places in the country, they
feel assured that they can give general
satisfaction to all those who may favor
them with a call, having purchased a
large lot Of materials, consisting Ma.
terals, consisting of Mahogany, Hair
cloth, curlcd hair, Sofa springs, and Hard :
ware, and are prepared to make the fol-
lowing articles, viz:
Dressing Bureaus, Centre Tables,
Pier rabies, Sideboard, and
Mahogany Bureaus,
Of different shapes and patterns, and all
other kinds of furniture in our line Of
business; which we will sell as cheap as
an, other shop iu the country, for cash or
ceuutr, produce. Having on hand large
lot of turned materials, we are prepared
10 make all kinds Of chairs, VIE: Fancy
Upholstered Chairs, fancy Cane Bottoms
aud various patterns of Windsor Chairs
All those in want OF furniture will do we'll
To give us a call before purchasing else
for we feel assured that we can suit them
in quality aud price.
Upper Sandusky, July 2, 1916. 42-tf.
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For Sale.
STORE house AND DWELLING
In Upper Sandusky.

THE undersigned will sell his store house,
DIV welling IL Lot where he now resides, on
reasonable terms; possession given by the
FIRST day Of April or May next, or sooner,
provided the undersigned can get the prop.
erty finished he is now building. The prop.
erty ofTered for sale, is well situated for
business, being on the Wyandot Avenue,
and near to the Court House. The Store
House is 80 feet long and 20 wide, store
and half high, with a good warehouse
and Dwelling with four rooms ATTACHED
thereto, good frame smokehouse, ffarue
stable 80 feet long and 26 wide, with 9th
er on'buldings. Col. Kirby, or Col. Nc,
Elvain can give description Of the prop.
erty should the proprietor be absent.
JOSEPH McCUrCliEN.
December 25th lS45.-l5-tf
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Boarding House.

MIR. SWITZERLAND, takes This meth
Az cd Of Informing any that may desire
boarding, ten or twelve boarders will be
accommodate by calling at his house or
,he Ssndusky Avenue, south of Ayres'
Store. The accommod ations will be pre-
pared tosuit all.
Upper Saneusky, June 5, ls46.-3s-tf
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Medical Notice.

DR.. FEeRis, has located in Upper
Sandusky, where he will devote his
whole attention TO his p ofess ional duties.
HIS old patrons and friends in Versailles
and vicinity, can al any time command his
services.
Heis prepared to attend to any surgical
disease or perform any surgical operation,
April 10, lS46.-3w-30.