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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court,
On the 2Sth day of February A. d. 1916,
between the hours of one and three CLOCK
p. Nj of said day, at the door OF the Courl
House in tie town of Marion Ohio. will
be sold to the highest bidder the FOL owing
Real Estate, as the property OF DAVID
McLan deceased, TO wit: The West hall
of the north west quarter OF sec. D IN tr.
south, range Ia, containing ~ aud
6S 100 acres more or less; Also, the tUl-
lowing Tract to wit: Beginning at the
). w. corner Of fractional section 81. IN
Township 3, (South) range ID, thence
North along the section line 81 cha'ns &
| 80 links to the line OF the late Wyandot
Reservation, thence East along sal lie
seryation line ] cba,ps & 3! l'nks to "A
post; Thence south degree ~ ~ min
Eu,es. west 43 chains & links; Thence
| n S4 degrees and so minutes Il. CHAINS
& 96 links to post in the line dividing
The 8. w. ! of SAID sec:ion; thence south
| ID chains 81 81 links to the ". corner
of the Il, half of the 5. ". ar ni sa'o
section 80; thence ". IS chains &e0 l'nks
10 the place Of beginning, con- aiming %
ls-lc0 acres more or less. lhe ABOVE
tracts tf lands are subject TO the dover
estate Of the widow OF said deceased, ahu
situated in 'yando, Coun y, Ono; AIS"
the following tract free of dover, to wit:
The Eas, 1 of the ) L or. of fractional
section [3l] in Up. 3, South range ii, IN
said County OF W. Wyandot, containing u
acres aud 62-ln0 huudrelhs of an acre
more or less.
TERM OF SALE.
One third cash IN hand, one third IN SIX
months, and the balance IN " monihs.-
rhe deferred payments tQ.be sec ifed p4
mortgage on she premises wiih interest
thereon from the day of sale.
THOMAS McLAiN,
Adm Of DAVID McCLA1N.
January %, 1916 --4w.
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steamer Massachusetts.

This propeller arrived at New York the
latter end Of last week. She sailed from
Liverpool on the 2lst of January, and has
exberienced a constant succession Of
westerly gales, and was very little aided
by her steam propeller. The Massachu-
sets was within twenty-five miles of the
Hook ou Monday morning week, but was
compelled by the severity of the gale to
stand lff. She made the Grand Banks on
the l4lh of February, where she met with
very heavy gales with snow and hail. She
was completely covered with ice, and
driven TO the southward-since which she
had nothing but heavy northwest gales.
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Legal Notice.

A nm MILLIGAN. widow Of William
1AMilligan. late Of Fairfield County
Ohio, deceased, Mary Starkey. wife OF
Anson Starkey, James Milligau. Jane
Swinehart, wife of Samuel p. Swinehart,
John Milligan, Margaret Atwood, wife
Of Eli Atwood, Elizabeth Hawell wife Of
James HawelI, David Milligan, Samuel
Miiiigan, AllIs Palmer, formerly Allis Mil
ligan, Sarah Ann Beetle, formerly Sarah
Ann Milligan, heirs and devisees OF W,ll
lam Milligan, late OF Fairfield County
will hereby take notice, that the
petition of David Milligao, Executor Of
the last will of the said William MiiligaD
has this day been filed in the Court OF
Common Pleas, Of Wy yandot County, in
the State OF Ohio, setting forth a onn-
tract made between the said WilIam
Milligan in his lite time, and Samuel r..
Swinehart, for the conveyance OF the fol.
lowing tract or lot of land situate IN the
County Of Wyandot, Ohio, to wit: The
west half Of the south east quarter of Sec
tion No. 20, in tp | south, Of range Is
east, containing 81 acres; aud that on the
first day of the next Term Of the said
Court, or as soon thereafter as il can be
heard, application will be made for an
urder of said Court, authorizing aud ap-
pointing the said David Mllligan or such
other porson as the Court shall deem suit
able and paper, fully to complete the
said contract, and to make aud execute a
deed OF convey ance, for and on behalf
of the heirs of The said W,liam Milligan
deceased, according to the terms and
stiptlaliuns OF the said contract.
DAVID MILLlGAN.
G. r. Mort, his .4hy,
March IL, 1S46. .-26-3w,
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vegetable Universal pills.


The BRANDRETH PILLS, as a gen.
eral family medicine, especially IN a
country SO subject 20 sud en- changes
OF temperature as this, their value IS IN
calculable. by having the Brandreih
Pills always on band, should a sudden at
tack of sickness take place they can be
given at once, and will often hive effect
ed cure before the physician could have
arrived.
In cholic aud inflammation Of the bow
els, these Pills will at once relieve, and
perseverance 10 their issue, according to
the directions, will surely do all that med
cine can do, to restore the health OF the
patent.
In all cases of Indigestion, Worms,
Asthma, Diseases of the Heart, and oil
affections of the stomach and bowels, the
Rrar dreth Pills will be found a never-fail'
ing remedy.
! To insure the full benefit of these eel
brated Pills, they should be kept in the
mouse SO that, upon the first commence
ment of sickness, they may be at oncs
restored TO heal th One dose then IS bet
ter than a dozen after disease has be
come established. in the system.
Bescare of Ccunterjeiis.-The following
are the only duly authorlsed Agents il
wy andot county.
ID. & w. Ayres, Upper sandnsky; 10
seph Shorb, Little saodnsky, W, IL. Jone
81 Co. Cary town; II Erect, McCu'chen
vile, f. Bloom, Mexico; enry Shooma
Crawford ,p.
i March, 8, l846-E3 -4w.
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I'm Partition.

ELZA8ETH NIXON, Eli Nixon, and
IL William Nixon, will take notice that
petition was filed against them in the
Court of Common Pleas, Of Wyand OF
County, Ohio, on the l9th,day of February
inst, by Alexander Campbell and is now
pending, wherein the said Alexande
Campbell demands partition Of the follow
ing real estate, to wit: the northwest
quarter of section two; in township one,
south of range fourteen east, 10 the
State of Ohio, and that atthe next term
>of said Court, application will be made
BY The said Alexander Campbell for an
order that partition may be made of sand
SCOTT & SEARS. -
.4ays. for Pefr.
Upper sandusky, Feb. 20, ls46.-23 te.
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Germany and .4merica.-The oregon
correspondence between Messrs. B"cha-
usp and Pakenham has been Translated
into German and published IN pamphle
form in Berlin. The opinion there is 50
favorable to our claim. that the title OF
The pamphlet is "Tbe clear and uDq"es'
,ionable title of the United States 10 the
whole of Oregon"
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The Postmaster Geueral has discontin'
ued the post office at Alton, Franklir
County, Ohio, on account OF the declna'
tion oftle postmaster, and no one being
recommended for appointment. All mail
able matter fof that Office will, here after,
be delivered at Columbus and West JEFF
ferson - Statesman,
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pleasant DelusiOn.

The editor of the Toledo Blade con.
graduates his readess upon the passage OF
tie Tax law, and thinks the tares Of The
E1rmers in Northweste Ohio must now
Ne consi derably reduced! TO produce
such result, either the farmers must have
very bad luck IN raising pigs and chickens
or the banks very good luck in stealing
Statesman.
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.Narkeis.-At Cincinnati, on Monday
the markets wasunusually brisk, and large
sales of Flour were made at prices ranging
from $3.65 to 1870.
The river is fast rising, and il is expact
ed to be higher than for many previous
years.
In this city Flour is quoted at but $3.50;
and Wheat 62 cts.
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Oceola Rail Road!!!

Ills HoL,NEss, the Right Rev: ID. TUT.
LITTLE, Bishop of Upper Sandusky--
Doctor Of a sick Diviniy, noDprofessor Of
Modern The olOgy, etc.. etc. etc., taxes
this method TO announce that by the last
arrival at this place of the Great Eastero
Car, Gocomotion, he las received a splen.
did addition to
HIS Lotto CHAIRS.
He now has on hand an astonishing heap
OF excellent Chairs, and sells them off cheap,
He has rocking chairs, chdrens chairs, wind
sor and fancy,
To suit Susan, and Molly, and Lydia, and
Nancy. 49,,
He's all sizes and colours, with green, black,
and Umber,
Two or three stories high, he can! tell the
number.
He also petitions all The good people
who are in want of CHAIRS, to give him
a call. aud he will be pleased to accommo-
date all "with seats"
Hewould also remonsirdte most respect
fully against the practice of purchasing in
a foreign market, articles offurniture aud
equipage, when they may aud can be OBJ
tanned just as CHEAP and jus as GOOD, at
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
done at the shortest notice.
0T Don't forget the place, call at the
corner Of Wyandot Avenue and fifth ST.
opposite the Post Office.
Upper jandusk,, Jan. IL, lS46.-l9-tf
EsUGG iES, and All other Carriage. re-
~ pared and painted. Sign painting
executed 10 order ans AT reasonable pri
ces a the Pant Shop OF
ID. TUTTE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 81. lot
ALL kinds of Goods, Wares, and Mer
n chandIse, sold on Commmiss'on by
ID. FUTILE, .4uciioneer,
Of Wyandot County.
Upper Ssndusky, Nov. 81. lott.
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Upper Sandusky Against the state!!y
hUN HERE YOU BAREF0QTED
MAN!
NEW BOOT AND SHOE sHOI

"
MAN!
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
r. w, & J. Brown, take this method of
- Informing the citizens Of Upper San,
dusky and surrounding country, that they
have commenced the above business on
forth ST., Just north of Walker st., one
door north of the house formerly occupied
by Wolford. They promise that their work
shall not be surpassed for beauty, durabil-
ity, or comfort, BY any establishment in
the county. Having every facility for ma
king to order, any description Of Boots
or Shoes, and at TIE shortest possible no-
tice. They respectfully ask the patrou@
age of the public, and assure them in re-
turn. that no pains of expense will be
spared to make their purchases proht able
TO their customers, as all work Will be
done at the lowe cash price, and all sales
conducted in like manner.
ALWAYS KEEP oN HANDS,
any quantity of Boots and Shoes 10 accom-
modate customers.
N. b. Wanted in exchange for Boots
and shoes, leather, hides, and all kinds OF
grain, for which the highest price will be
pa i'd and cash not refused.
Feb. 6, lS46.-2l-3m'
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A Comman Case.-.slr. Bryant, late one
OF the editors of the Louisville Courier,
says he has sscuff1ed with poverty from his
youth up, and were he now relieved from
His case is not singular one.-Post.
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3Good Gracious..

A correspondent ofthc Mon,rea Herald
writes from Washington, that he has been
informed by distinguished Senator, that
in his opinion, 10 six weeks from the 9th
of February, WasHlNsroS Will BE HEAP
OF sMoKiSe RUINS!
We hope that the gen'Iemanly superin,
tendent ofthe Railrqad viii note doRb
the precise day ia which this Calamity is
90 happen, and provide, 10 advance, sui
fcient number Of cars TO facilitate the
escape ofthe citizeas.-- JYashiegton Times.
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A PuZZie.

Ma. EDlroR:-Please insert this puzzle
10 the Pioneer.
Ny Father is my Son, and am m,
Mother's Mother. My Sister is my daugh
ter, aud am Grand Mother TO my brother
Who will answer the above ppzzie.
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Tenn mperance Hotel
BU { Y X US, o FL o!
JACOBP POUND TONE,
ProprietQrs.

vENHIS house formerly occupied by An
l. derson e. Pouudstone, and recently
hy A. Seitz, is situated on Main stree
two blocks south of the Publce Square
and is the most pleasant part OF the
town. The propretors respectfully IN.
yite the travelling public to call and find
that no effort is spared to make thei'
house quiet and pleasant home for The
wearied. They are determined by the'
close attention TO business and moderate
charges, to merit large share OF public
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ATTENTION THE UNIvERsE.M

Kingdoms and Empires will form on the
left of General Polk's Grand Division, IN
sub divisions, and Wyandot County om
GERS will take post on the right; the uov,
ernmen, Off at Upper Sandusky wiz
form on tue extreme LETT. and the Mechan-
les and Workiogmen will lake post IN Inc
centre.
Attention the whole.
Wheel into line, March. Working men
foor PAGES 10 the front, MARGH.
CHAIRS for sale on Commisson, on the
corner of Wyandol Ayenue and Fifth ST.
by ID. FUTILE.
Upper Sandusky. Nov. 81, lsi5- lOft-
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The Harrisburg releg raph says that the
committee appointed TO Investigate the
affairs of the Lehgh county Bank, Will re-
commend that the bank be totally razed,
and salt strewn upon its ruins.
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DOT sale,
STORE HuUSE .aN.J DWELLING
In Upper Sandusky.

THE undersigned will sell his store house,
Dwelling 81 Lot where he now resides, on
reasonable terms; possession given oy the
6rs, day Of April or May next, or sooner
provided the undersigned can get The prop
eriy finished he is now building. The prop
erty offered 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, s'or'
and half high, wan good warehouse
and Dwelling with four rooms Attached
thereto, good frame smukehoGse. ffame
stable SO feet long and 26 wide, with 9th
er ouIbuildings, Col. Kirby, or Col. Nc
Elyam can give description OF he prop
erty should the proprietor be absent.
JOSEPH McCUrCifEN.
December 25th lS45.-l5-tf.
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Thus has ended the federal cry of re-
trenchment. The increase Of these sala-
ries amount to foe thousand dollars, in
which is not incliided the Judges, the B.
OF Public Works, &c. Besides the none y
which has been, and is TO be paid to the
committee Of examination, which amounts
to about eight thousand dollars, making
thirteen thousand dollars extra expenditure,
by this retrenching federal legisla'ure.--
In this we have not calculated the one
thousand dollars paid the ATTORNEY Gen.
eral, new office, created to quarter an
other federal lawyer on the State.
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Emigranting Indians.

Ten hundred and ifty Choctaws passed
through Vic ksburgh, abont the close OF
last month, for their new home IN the
west. Col G. w. Clarke, U. 5. agent.
thinks the remainder of the tribe will en-
igrate during the present year.
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MARRIEp,

On Sunday Evening the 9ih inst. BY
Bazel Thomas, Esqr. Mr., BGsJaMiN
oHREy. of Marsaiies Township, Wyandot
County 10 Miss ELIZA SMITH, of Sall Rock
Township, Marion County.
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'hdSVs
T. he X q b c

Will be supplied with the best the coun-
try can afford, and no pains will be spared
to make it agreeable TO the palate Of all.
TIL l. ST A b l. E
Which is large aud commodions, will be
attended by an experienced Usiler, who
will endeavor to render general satlsfac-
tion.
Tie American being the Stage Office
for all stages running to and from bncy-
rus, seats may at all times be obtained.
NIB. The proprietors Will also keep
on hand Horses and Buggies for the trans
porta'ion of passengers to any desired
place.
Buoy rus, May 80, 1S45.-34-tf.
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Colonel petticoats.

The Grand Duchess Of Olga, second
daughter of the Emperor Of Russia, no.
BILE looking Amazon oftwenty-three, of has
been raised to the command OF a regiment
of hussars.-Sf Statesman.
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A Chair Shop

in operation on Fifth street, between Find
lay and Bigelow streets, and near where
the Findlay road strikes the Sandusky
Avenue The proprietor will keep on
hand all kinds Of plain and fancy Windsor
Chairs; also Rocking Chairs Of every de.
scription. from the small Arm Chair that
pleases Dolly, up to the capacious Boston
Rocker tor Grand Mother; Also Settees,
Sociables, and Recesses. lie Will also
make work TO order on short notice; his
work is made Of the best material and war
ranted to be a good as it ought to be.
All kinds OF country produce taken in
exchange for work; also lumber suitable
TO his wants; cash not refused il nat offered
in too large quantities.
f.. Is. ELKINS.
Jan. 80, 1S46.--2o-tf.
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September, 5th, 1S45.
DISSOLUTION.

vCHE partnership heretofore existing
4 between the subscriber, and James
G. Harvey has been dissolved, aud the bu
siness W i'll be hereafter conducted BY me
JOSEPH T.. FOuKE.
Little Sandusky, March IL, 1916 -
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From the Ohio Press.


Fede'aI Hyp0cracy--. .Refrenchment.
Since the parties have existed in Ohio,
there never has been legislature which
has given the lieto its professions ofre>
trenchment and economy as barcfaced as
has the last. In lS43, the salaries Of the
state officers were reduced as follows;
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Blachsm,ithing +!

Halo there mister, is that THUNDER?
Oh no, stranger-in law,
Its only The noise OF our Bellows blowing,
And our Hammers and Sledges as we heep
them all going
yHNHE subscriber hereby informs the
Il whole y orld that u,ey have commenc>
ed the Backsmlthing business, 10 all It's
branches in Upper Sapdusky. Their Shop
Stands on lot No. l6S, corner OF Wyandot
Avenue aud on Fifth Street, next door to
ID. Tnttle's office and Axes Emporium.
SIX rods from the printing Office, aud but
very short distance from Krby's Hotel aud
Mct;uichen's Store, where all travellers
now pass and forever will, from North IL
South and from East to West through this
rgeat and extensive city. All who want
Buggies Ir0Ded ia good style o. Edge tools
NATE or Jewel on their horses iee', are
respestfull, invited 30 give hem a call.
All kinds OF country Proiuce VIII oe
taken in exchange for work
). EDG EiNGTON.
Mechanics corner, where GeDtlemen
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 6, Is46.-l7tf
Horse Bills,
NEATLY and expeditiously executed
~ at this Office, on the most reasonable
terms.
CONE UP AND SUBSCRIBE.
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WAR VITH EWGL.AWD!!
Great ercilemeM al I'aitor's SHaHs ana
Thimble Hoiloac.
orpGents look Heren

NTILLIAM J. AXE, having just receiv>
w ed his quarterly Reports from the
city of Philadelphia is again prepared 10
accommodate customers in his line OF o"-
siness, in the neatest and most fashiona-
ble style, which is not usually offered TO
the public in this section of county
Persons unacquainted with him, may hhd
his shop on the East side OF SandusRy
Avenue, South of ID. & w. Ayres' Store
CUTTING DONE.
He will also attend TO cutting, on the
latest and best improved mode. and al
ways insure his work to fit wellif prop
erIy put together.
Thankful for the very handsome patron
age heretofore bestowed upon him, he very
respectfully solicits continuance OF the
same.
NIB. All manner Of country produce
taken in exchange for work, and cash new
er refused. Charges made TO suit the
pressure of the times.
Upper Sandusky, Jau. Is, ls46-l9-tf
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WyaNDoT COMMON PLEAS.


Rodney Poole, bnrdiaA J
Peter Leeper and
Jacob Leeper,
vs.. In PART TIoN.
Catharine Leeper and
Thomas Badger.
A KATHARINE LEEPER and Thomas
~ Badger, will take notice that petition
was this day filed against them IN the Court
of Common Pleas of Wyandot county, Ono,
by Rodney Poole, Guardian of Peter Leeper
and Jacob Leeper, and is now pending,
wherein the said Rodney Poole demands par
ttion OF the following real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter, the east part OF south
west quarter, containing sixty nine acres and
twenty hundredths of an acre and the south
| part Of the northeast quarter, CONTAINING one
hundred and three acres of fractional section
one, in township one south, Of range fourteen,
in the District of Delaware and State of Ohio,
18th the exception of the portion contained
in the town plot of the town of Mexico; IN
said county Of Wyandot an nineteen l2-loo
acres formerly sold and conveyed by Thomas
Leeper to Slas Debolt out Of said southeast
quarter; and that at the next term OF said
court application will be made by the said
Rodney Poole for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
SCOTT 81 SEARS,
4A'ys for Pet.
February u, A. d. 1916 It. c.-21.
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DLANK DEEDS, for sale at the Dem
- ocratic Pioneer Office.
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Wheat, Oats, Corn, 2 o,atoes. and every
thing Of the kind, taken ON Subscription
ai this Office.
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UPPER SANDUSKY
II ALL RO A ID F.! 7!

When the Rail Road will be completed
is more than we can tell, but we can say
that there is
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March l2, 1916 --26-3w.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-01-15
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. lsao
FARMERS NOTICE

It's Icqu,s;.d lhsth etrcrai mssuns "'
III, Farmer, Of RutsnJ Cosuy be held q
Rutsnd on Tue.dav tue 27ih ln,i, TO take
Into consleraiion To. Importance OF forming
10, ihi. Coun', an Agricultural Society IN
dst the l.w % the STATE rtov,ding "t The
formation OF such SOcieue,. All arc ear
ne,tly in,iied 10 attend.