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The Ohio Troops.

1t will be seen by the order IN this-day's
paper, that the regiments have been formed
at last There were some seven companies
more than the requistion called for, conse-
quenty that numbcr had to be discharged
We are glad to see that the Governor has
made arrangements for sending them back to
their homes. This Is right, as it has turned
out; but the bungling manner in which the
whole matter has been managed, is the cause
of this extra trouble and expense. The very
first move was wrong one, and it has been
followed up by inefficency ever since. We
must confess we have been sadly disappointed
in Col. Curtls's military qualifications. His
self importance beggars all description, and
completely destroys what he does know about,
military matters. What destructive thing
to usefulness, is self-importanco!--O. Press.
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ftsJ- From letter we received from HI.
Miller, jr. of this place, we have the good
news that the general health Of the volunteers
is good and the spirit right But one death
il announced, Mr.. Stearns, of this place, a
notice of which will be seen in another col
umn. The company that left here being dis
charged, Messrs. Miller, Coleman and Beard,
of our town, determined if any ighting 10 to
be done to have a hand in it, joined another
company. The letter also states that Mr..
Shue, of McCutchenville, and Mr.. Potter, OF
Tymochtee. May success and prosperity ey-
er be plentifully allotted to theml
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PRO SPECTUS
OF THE
Democratic Pioneer,
Publish ID in Upper sandusky.


THE undersigned, believing it to be for tho
welfare and better organization Of the Dem
ocratlc party, is desirious ofpnblishing paper
in the above named place, which in politics,
will be thoroughly Democralic 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
paper practice has made it necessary to give
an avowal of the principles by which it viii
be governed, and in so doing, it is deemed suf
ficient when we say: it will be devoted to
principles which guarantee 10 every man,
equal protection, equal privileges, and uni
yersal liberty, 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--without distinction betw cen rich
or poor. Believing such were not the gov
erning principles Of the majority in our State
Legislature last winter, we shat be found bat
tleing against all such men and measures.
II 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 desrous of promoting
the good cause for which it is published to
yindicate, as the advice of many is more like
ly to be correct than the few.
The full desire being, to print a sheet truly
and wholly DemocratRwe 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
ublican government.
The mechanical branch Of the paper will
be neatly executed.
TER sUBsC CRIPTION.
The paper will be published weekly,
per year, if paid in advance, at -. 50 90
If not paid till the expiration, $50. 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.
Ecery Democrat in Wyandott and sur
rounding country, is constituted an agent, 10
gel al least one good subscriber.
w. 7. GILES.
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W.1R HI7JT ENGLAND!
Great ercaemem di 7'aiior's Straits and
1hWlbie Hollow.
OYpGents look Herea4O

WILLIAM J. AXE, having just receiy,
- ed his quarterly Reports from the
city Of Philadelphia, is again prepared TO
accommodate customers id his line Of bu-
sinoss, in the peatest and most fashiona-
bile style, which is not usually olfereda to
the public in this section Of country
Persons unacquainted with him, may find
his shop on the East side Of Sandusky
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 ct well if prop
erly put together.
Thankful for the very handsome patron
age heretofore bestowed upon him, lie very
respectfully solicits continuance Of the
same.
N. b. 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, Jan. lG, lsi6.--l l9-tf
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MARRIED,

Ia Upper Sandusky, on Tuesday the 23d
inst, by John w. Senseney, Esq, Mr.. JOHN
BUCKINGHAM to Miss HANAH ALDEN, all of
this place.
We acknowledge the receipt of slice of
splendid cake, such as is not our lot to have
every day. May this couple ever be blessed
with happiness and prosperity, and their table
ever be crowned with plenty. We hope
that their every day may grow brighter and
the last be as glorious as the first day they
met. May many sweet blossoms be cast in
their path to increase and continue their peace
and prosperity until time with them is no
more.
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But all the corporations enj oy exclusive
privilege ges-that is, the corporators have
privileges which no others possesses; and if
you create City corporations instead of
one, you have fifty privileged bodies in
stead of one---SPeech Of Tie Hon. Henry
Clay in ihe U. S. Senate, FEB, 2oM 1911,
onthe rechaa1er Of The Y. S. Bank.
! sincerely believe that banking tasau-
lions are more dangerous than standing
armies Thomas Jefferson 10 John Taylor
May 2Sih 1915.
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Sheriff. Sale.

PY virtue Nendilion expones, issued
a. from the court Of common pleas Of
Hancock county, Ohio, TO me directed !,
shall offer for public sale, at the door o {
the court house in Upper Sandusky, Wy,
andot county, Ohio, on Tuesday tho 2Sth
day of July, A. d., 1916, between the
hours of 10 o'clock a. IN. and p. M, the
following real estate, to wit. The east
halfof the Southeast quarter of section
number one, [l] township number two
ri south, of range number twelve, (l21
east first meridian, Ohio, containing forty
(40) acres more or less.
ALSO,
The south east qnarterof the south cas-
qstattor of eesvioo Hutnoer eleven, I'll
township nnmber two (2) south, of range
twelve, (12l east first meridian, Oh o
containing forty, 40, acres more or less
each lying in the district of lots hereto,
fore subject to sale at Bucyrus, Ohio; a,
ken as the property of Bejamin Ward
James p. Ward and Silas Burson, to sat
lsfy an execution in favor of Daniel
Smith.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office jane 26, 1916
Upper sandusky VIC. o. 4l-t S.
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'sANDUsKY RANGERS
(CoMMUNlcATED.)

Fetioto Volunteers:
The above conveys to us the melancholy
intelligence of the death of w. l., Stearns,
late worthy member of our company; i
therefor, request each member of SAID compa-
ny as testimonial of respect for the many
manly virtues and soldier-like conduct of the
deceased, to wear Grape on the left arm for
the space of thirty days from the publication
of this notice.
JOHN CALDWELL, Capt
June &c, 1916.
0F The Forum Bucyrus, Ohio, is re-
quested to publish to above notices.
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LET BANKERS HEAR.

NJ No State shall enter into any trea'-
Y, alliance or confederation; grant letters
of marque and reprisal; coin money: emf
bills Of credit; make any thing but gold
and silver coin a tender in payment OF
debts; pass any bill of attainder; expost
facto law; or law impairlng the obligation
ofcontracls; or g, ant any title ofnobilty.
Section l0ofthe Constitution offhe Unicd
Staies,
iaeper heard, and Ihope shall ierer
hear any serious meation, IF a paper cur
rency III he state. / do ceriiy betre that
fhe greatest foes zoe haze in The scorfd, co,Itd
moi depise more e6ectual plan Of rnining
Ybginia.- George Washington.
/ am moi bank man. Once in my life 1
pas, aud hen they cheated me cut Of every
dollar placed in their haads.- Harrison's
Dayton spfech.
Hence the reserved rights OF the State
contained no power TO charter banks, With
power 10 issue bills ofcredit. ] ask, what
is a bank bill but bill ofcreditl-.4adre,c
Jackson.
II will be in vain iofak of fpubiic creda,
mill zoe return 10 The pure unmired circaids
fion Of standard gold and sifrer john
adams.
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From tie Ohio Siatesman

The IL justice ofthe plundrr Law.
We received the following through the
post office yesterday, neatly written in a
lady's hand:
Columbus, June %, 1s45.
.Nr Edifor--Sir: beg leave TO address
line TO you for the purpose of obtaining
information concerning a natter which
has awakened in my mind no little curl.
osity. Some few weeks since, the gentle,
man. whose province il is TO make out a
list Of property liable TO taxation called
npon me, where ! was. as now eng aged in
the occupation ofteaching, and request ell
astatement of The money. &c, in my pos
session. informed him that 7 had no
E snoney ofconseqnence, but, al his request :,
fence, made out schedule the sums due
me from different persons When lie re.
turned for his list! he inquired if | had a
watch. Ipointed him TO a silver watch Of
inconsiderabic value, which keep hang
ing in my room, considering il an indis.
pensable article in my business of teach
ing.-This he also put upon his list.
Now, Mr Editor, have no objections
to contributing my mite towards support
ing the government Of my country---a tri.
butte I for one, would pay cheerfully, as
some small return for the liberty and bless
sings | enjoy; but since the occurrence I
have narrated, | have been informed by a
lady who owns eighty dollars worth of
jewelry, tigt no far whatever is exacied
upon it. Yet, her husband is said TO be
wealthy man, while ! am poor girl, and
have 10 toll almost incessantIy 10 gain a
.csnty liveIihccd.
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Sheriff S Sale.

RY virtue of Vendi and Fl. Ta. issil-
ed from the court Of common pleas OF
Hancock county, Ohio, TO me directed
will offer for public sale, AT Upper San
dusky, Wyandot county, Ohio, on Tues
day the .25th day of July, A. ID lS46, be-
A p. M, the follow ne goods and chattles
and property, to wit: One sorrel mare,
years old; one dun colt, g. years old; tax en-
as the property OF David Adams, at the
suit Of Moses Jewit.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff Of ". C, o.
Upper Sandusky June 26, 1S46-4I-4.
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Strayed or Stolen +! !!

E,ROM The stable OF Col. A. McElyain,
IL in Upper Sandusky, on Wedneska.y
morning, the 9th May, small bright bay
horse pony, black name and tail, 1.-The
former rather thick and hesyy,1 foretop
cut off, though mol very short, natural
PAGER, sometimes trots in gears, shod all
round !, 3 of the shoes being much sunk in
the hoofs, no white hairs or special marks
recollected. Whoever will return hun,
or furnish8infornation where be ;play be
had, to Col. McGlvaip, 10 Upper .Sandus-
Ky, or TO T.. Griswold at Delaware, will
confer special favor, and shall be Pais'
for all trouble.
Juune 4th. 1S46.--i0-3i
Ar5- The Buckeye Eagles' Marion, o..
is requested to copy the above.
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For neri Governor IF Ohio.
DAVID TOD.

or The pressure Of work has prevented us
from getting much interesting news IN type
We will make every endeavor to get all an
nouncements and other matter in our next
without fail. Time will not permit mo-
mems dely in getting out this paper, SO all
neglect 1--WE hopc) will be over looked by our
friends.
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Bridge Notice:

yENHE building Of a bridge across the
IN SandusEy riler, at the crossing Of the
Kilbourn road, will be sold at public out :
cry, TO the low est responsible bidder at
said place, ON tile 9th day Of July next,
at one o'clock, \. NJ. so 80.
For scednle aud particulars of said
bridge, call on the subscriber in Mel
more.
7. J. PRICE,
Baildiag Committee.
June 22d, l54d.
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Wagons.

FEyWO first rate new two horse and a one
Il horse, wagons, for sale by the sub,
scriber, in Upper sandsky. Any person
wishing to purchase will do we'll to call AID
examine the wagons on hand.
JOSEPH McCUfCHEN.
April %, lsi6.-32-tf
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Oceola Rail Road!!!

ETIS iToLlNEss, the Right Rev: D. TUT,
lie, Bishop of Upper Sandusky-
Doctor Of a sick Divinay, nonprofessor Of
Modern Theology, etc. etc. ETC., takes
this method 10 announce that by the last
arrival at this place Of the Great Eastern
Gar, Gocomotton, lie has received splcn-
did addition to
HIS LOT OF CHAIRS.
He now has on hand an astonishing heap
or excellent Chairs, and sells them off
cheap,
He has rocking chairs, clildIcu's cnstrs,
windsor and fancy,
To suit Susan, and Molly, and Lydia. and
Nancy.
He's all sizes and colours, with green,
black, and TIMBER,
Two OF three stories high, he can'l Tell the
number.
He also petitions all the good people who
are in want of CHAIRS, to give him a
call, and he will be pleased to aocommo,
dale all with seats"
lie would al rentoHsirdte most respect
fully against the practice ofpurchasing in
a foreign market, articles offurniture aud
equipage, when they may and can be ob
taiued just as CHEAP and just as GOOD, al
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
done al the shortest notice.
or Don't forget the place, call al the
corner ofWyandot Avenue and fifth ST.,
opposite where the Post Office should be.
Upper Sahdusky, Jan. IL, ,-lo46.-l9-if
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~ Immediately after the Senate ceded
away part of Oregon, Hon. VIM. Allen, re:
signed his post as chairman of the committee
of Foreign Affairs. He remarked, that the
organ of committee should agree in senti-
ment with the majority of the Senate, but
he being no longer with the majority, could
not with any degree of propriety hold his
position. Mr. McDuflie succeeds Mr.. Allen.
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Boarding House.

MIR. SWITZERLAND. takes this meth
1tA ud Of informing any That may desire
boarding. ten or welye boarders viii be
accommodated by calling at his house OF
the Sandasky Avenue, south OF Ayres
Store. The accommodations win be pre-
pared tosuit all.
Upper Sanensky, June ), ls46 -3s-tf-
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ExECuroRs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the snbscri-
ber has been appointed and qualified as
executor on the estate Of Joseph Sterger-
W alt, late Of Wyandot County. deceased,
JAMES NJ. ClIEMBELIN.
McCutchenviIle May 4, ls46-35-4t*
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We learn by Capt. Caldwell, that ' fol-
loving persons who belonged to his col pany,
since the company was dismissed, have joined
the Tiffin company: II. Miller, jr A.W. Cole
man, W. L. Beard, r. q. Shue, A. Potter, John
Stouffer, D. Nichols and G. West.
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0P. Soup is very fashionable dish now
days-every thing is soup and yesterday we
had the pleasure of eating plate OF the best
Turtle Soup we ever ate,
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BY the subscriber, a good dwelling house.
with II acres oflsnd 10 small lots under
good cultivation well Of good water.
out buildings AMI a good garden, from |
10 three years. Possession given on the
lst of October pext. Tue premises situ-
ated in Melmore.
j. ID. BURNS.
Jane 22J, ls46.-4ltf.
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PROCLAMATION /!
STILL LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
.More Mecicaas TO be
-Killed -!
FELLOW SOLDIERS.

F,ELLOW SOLDIERS:
1t has been declared BY us, and is
now announced by the Editor Of the Pi-
oneer, that we have received and are still
receiving voluntary reinforcements from
the North, at Head Quarters, in Upper
Saudnsky, in the shape of
Flour, Meat, Oats, Gan Fliuts,
Meat, Fish, Herring, /" Caps,
Lard, Potatoes, Crackers, Po,oder,
Cheese, Corn, d. Apples, Sho. Lead,
SAT-, Liquors
With these few volunteers and few
more who will join is as soon as possible,
we intend TO charge on d host OF South.
erners and MeXicans who have invaded
our premises ia the characters of
Rio Cefee, Az kinds IF Tobacco,
Best Z. III. Tea, Camphor, Pepper,
". 0. Sugar, .4tspice, Ciooes,
Locf Sugar, -Nifs Of all kinds,
aioidsses, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Rice, Chocolate, Wiaes, Indigo,
RasiaS, Figs, N'utmegs, .ates,
Cotton Yarn, Bar Birthstone,
Olive oil, Melee,
Castor Oil, Ticforia,
Mustard, Snuff, Principe
Tarpeaftne, and real .Hericdn
Italian Fiddle strings, Cigars.
.Asqtetida, Sulphur.
ALSO,
Always on hand for the accommodation
of all those who live on the Reservations
Earthen Ware, Candles, Starch,
Glass Bottles, Matches, Pins,
TAmbters, Bed cords, Steetpens,
Ciothe & hair brushes, Wrhing paper, Ink,
Thread, Razor Srops,
Needles, Shaciag Bores,
Padtocks, Combs, Suspenders, Mim5les
Buttons, Pipes, Pencils,
Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Catsup, Ht6dard'S Pills,
Saddters' I'acks, Purses q VaHas,
Shoe Brushes, Backing,
and variety of other articles, which can
be had at all times by soldiers, at
HEAD QARTERS,
Corner Of Wayandot .auenue & FVh ST,
U. S.4NDUSKY, O.
ZIMMERMAN 81 Mccoy,
Commanders Of ReiWorcements.
June 26, lS46-4l-tf.
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Nm .arboi,. Feb, I7th, ls42.

Nm .4rbof, Feb. lfth, 1912.
Sir Having had repeated opportunities
during the last year, of witnessing the
salutary effects of DR.. Osgood's India
Cholagogde, II affords me great pleasure
to bear testimony III its favor, as an inval
liable remedy in cases of Fever and Ague
and Bilious Diseases generally. Many
cases have come under my observation
of persons who have suffered for years,
who have been immediately relieved by
the use of one or two bottles of the Cho.
lagogue; and hnue mol kno,cn single
case ,ohere reli!f has mol been odtdined By
ttS use.
Believing tha, the general use of this
nedicin must be of the greatest impor
lance to all persons living in those parts
of our country, which are subject to Bill.
ious Diseases, give ii this general rec
ommendation. Nor is the pie asure Of
this act diminished, BY the fact that am
personally acquainted with DR.. Osgood
and that have he most entire confidence
in him as skilful, experienced, and ju-
dicions pl ysican.
remain respectfully your
most obedient servant,
WM. A, FLETCHER.
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or From the Hon. VIM. a. Fletch-
er, Chief Justice Supreme Court of The
State Of Michigan, TO the Agent at De-
trioi.
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Congressional and Senatorial Conyen.
lions,

Congressional and senatorial ConVcn"
tiOns.
The undersigned seyerally the CORES
pondipg Committees appointed by the last
Congressional convention, respectfully
give notice to the Democrats of the 9th
Congressional district, composed of the
counties of Seneca Sandusky, Hancock
Crawford, Wood, Wyandot, and Ottowa,
that the Convention, for the nomination
Of a candidate for Representative to the
Both Congress Of the Untitled States. will
be held in TIFFIN ON FRIDAY, THE 3lst
DAY OF JULY NEXT.
The Committees also give notice to the
Democrats OF the counties ofSeneca, Sans
dusky, Crawford, and Wyandot, that a
Convention will be held, AT THE SAME
TIME AND PLACE, for tile nomination of one
candidate for Senator, to represent said
counties in the Senate Of Ohio.
The committees recomend that the rep
resentatioh, in the number of delegates
be adhered TO where practicable, as Fixed
by former conventions. That gives to
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John Sell,

a 4TTOR.NEY .iT'L.4Y IND SOLiC-
ITOR IN CH.4NCERY,
Has located IN. Upper Ssadasky, Ohio,
where he will hereafter practice, and al
SO in the adjoining counties. lie will also
faithfully and promptly attend 10 all basi-
ness entrusted 10 his care, both English
aud German, as he can speak both lan>
Iusges Auepliy,.
September y, lSA5.
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~ From Hon. T.. Farnsworlh, Chan
celor of the State of Michigan, to tie
Agent at Detrot.
Detroit. March %, 1912.
Sir.-I have made use Of DR.. Osgood's
India Cholagogle, aud have had opportu
mites of witnessing its salutary effects
when used by oilers. believe II most
valuable medicine for the care gf FeUer
and .4gue; and also, that its proper use
will prove mot certain preUeatiue against
its recurrence, 10 which persons who have
been afflicted With it areliable.
Very respectfully,
Il. FARNSWORTI.
For sale at he Upper Sandusky Drug
Store, by
Dir. D. WATSON.
June 26, ls5.-4l-3m.
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Wheat, Oats. Corn. Potatoes, and every
thing of the kind, taken on subscription
al this Office.
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The Committees have deemed il proper
in consequence Of the erection Of the
county Of Wyandot, to submit the repre~
senlatlon Of that county, as well as those
counties which its erection has effected
by an increase or dimunntion of their pop
ula,ion, upon which the representation is
based, TO the convention for apporlion-
ment. (The fomer representation from
Hancock was 20 delegates; Crawford 70 J
II is earnestly hoped that the Democrats
of the several counties will respond % this
call by timely action in appointing their
delegates, and By full attendance at the
conventions.
The Democratic papers throughout the
district are respectfully requested to in
sert tiis notice in ther papers.
j. b. OTIS, OF Sandusky, J..
NJ. G. WHITLEY, of Hancock,
SiML. MYERS, of Crawford,
JOHN BATS, Of Wood,
s. II. BROWN, Of Ottowa,
JOHN G. BRESLIN, ofSeneca.
June y, 1916.
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The Injustice ofthe Plundrr Law.
We received the following through the
post off ce Yesterday, neatly written in a
lady's hand:
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To Rent.

June 224, l5.
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F2NCY ARTICLES.

qmonG which may he found, velysts and sa,ns Of
IaII colors feathers, flowers ribbons, berage for
yes, kid and cotton glo,es, linen and cotton hand
kerchiCfs polka ard plain combs, shell and other
side combs, breast pins, shawl pins and all other
kinds ofpins bead and other needles, gold and s |.
yer pencils silver and other thimbIes; steel beads,
rings and tosscs, shaded and plain twist for purses
and bags, clasps for bags, pnrsos and bags ready
made vci'ct ntck ribbons Of different kinds, collar
etts cap stuff cdGing aud bordering, head dIesses,
bracelets, hooks and eyes, thread tape &C. IN fact
almost every thing usualIy to be found in Il fancy
store all ofwheh she will dispose of as low US they
can be obtained elsewhere
Also Fashionable BONNETs and CAPS
made ard kept on hand for sale
NnvenlNGr