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BERABD MONDONS 9l5 30 sdt.y. o-D u
EAHILY BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS

Tni. school is located in Kent Coma he Inc Of IN
Holsatou.c Railroad sumber ~ pupils limited 10 Twelve
and uoder the immsdas ag1 parental care Of nt
Principal The winter session viii commence Nov 3 OR
Gu n. containing Information aud references may be bad
II shepuds Bookstore, 1879. Broadway nr aithe Me-" En
lard Hotel lo2i ss-od'l AsHbEL FULLrR tnnclpel
CONVERSATIONS FRANCHISES, or French
y sh on the oral system, nsuTins aDd nuency u
speakine Privae luiuon ~ home 81 per MONTH %. n
classes - Families and schools attended Address Nous
Dr. ST PIERRE Dauf De Paris. SOC Broadway. o20lT
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ French Church Du saint-~auveur-Di
vine service n IBIS Church ~ Dusnest every Llrds Day
in French. At 10. A. NJ and IN Engish a. : P NJ
90 Ais {. H. WILLIAMSON, Pastor
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- NOtiCe.-The members Of lie Convention Of The
Sixth Congressional District requested % meet at Con
sututon Hall on Friday he 10Th instant a. ~ o'clock NJ
90 10 GERARDUs CLARK, Pfest. OF Con
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IyERpOOI ORREL COAL-Received pe

| 4 ships Dsvid Cannon Sea Queen Arlington and Corn
we'll Bankss superior Orrel Goals. now dschsfging and
Tor by the subscriber screened from me yard ~ dr'-
cred from the vessel Also asupefior To- 0f snnel Soss
T. CANY, IT Woosier-st Office 81 bIosd-st
Peach Mountain Peach Orchard, LehiEh and Beaver
Meadow Goals selected for family use. Apply a. aboVe
n
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BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auciorsef -
FANCY GOODS, CUTLERY, dc .-ED" AND
i PATSON VIII coll THIS DAY al 10 0clocs Al IN"
kucon-roOm "a Patst cigar cases pocketbooks, spec
tae.es looking glasses sa1 pencils, coaA elasp, COMBS
toy watches suuf boxes tooth brushes needle cases Also
curry-combs sUger, peg f0ais drawn Anives nsb sc
and carpet ham nes and rim locks, table snives snn
forks pocket Knives rslofs, scissors &c Also so oe'
man pattern csrds. ofV ~
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|. TO LET TILL NAY /,

-. ~ LE ,,'- fS,s~-,foo bose. fcon deep, 30
n EsssT~esiyseSen nssr Tho scona ssenss RAJ.
road and Bro.ewsy s1.e. Has q, ,hs n'oos'h M =.
n1.. - he year or longer nne Immediate posses
sion can be bad - .,.,, -. q. -. -.
800. dep. on Twsnty-sJtbrsl Dear Foortnsyenn
..,r>e a. DARIUS DAWSON, 70 MeGchsuls Exchange
wa b-t~een IL AID O'Clock. ois Ais-
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DELAROCHEs
Great Historical Picture u
NAPOLEON CROSSING THE ALPS.

Is NOW p HITTING a. the National Academy I'D
lsgn. coruvr % Broadway snd Leonsrs-st open non
A N unul lo ?. NJ
Admission = Cts season tickets = CO ols ms
GOUp1L, VIBERr T. co.'s.
EXHIBITION Of EUROPEAN PAINTINGS,
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BOARDING

BOARD UP.TOWN.-Two very desirable front
Drooms On The ihrd Aoor large paror and bedroom com
muncsung within psntres and Closets 10 lei ~" nOaI D.
In one ~ he uo.l desirable houses uptown block west
of Broadway in the neighh0hood OF Grace Church TIE
house IS modern bu, aiming baihngfoolls &c Al
dress Box 259S Pos. Office Satisfactory references -
cbon.s9 oil lwss
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Cann be gulIed with TAyfosism.

The Hon. C. d. CrLyER. q promiben,
publishes a letter in the Washington N
" Journal in which he spurns oil ali.
nnce with TayIorism. H. the course oi
his letter. lie says:
"lt has been my pride and boast since
was connected with the whig party. to
defend ito principles and uphold its in,eg
ri,y. | have for years. both in public
and private, when assaiied By abolition
iss, maintained that the whig party in
slavery. tha, il did not. would mol, like
ITS antagonist, lick the dust at the bid
ding of the STAKEHOLDER. s,ill desire to
defend and stand by the party. But the
party must stand by its principles and
abide by its professions. ] so!etnnly pro
test sgaiDst going into the &ght with mnf
Hed drums and frled banners. Ny mot.
to swings TO the breeze; No more Siace
Territory Give me a whig leader with
this inscription on his banner. aud I am
ready To follow TO the field. Do hear i,
said Gen. Ia, lor is that leader-tho,e
are bis sent tinents' Give the the evi.
depce. want the recurd proof tha
such is his. motto; proof that will nail him
and his friends 10 the counter. when the
pinch comes. II eani6e found. lr DON'T
kxIsT. And wh,lc northern whigs hope
il is so dream 1t is SO. and Try to make
themselves believe il is so, the sou h grin
at our creJuli,y and laugh 10 their sleeves
At our greenness. They know that it
is otherwisc. and ask No odds."
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Notice

Is hereby given, thaua re,ition will he
presented To the Commis issiUuer "a Of Wv.
andot County, o., at their next Decem
bet session. a,ing for view, sursey
and Location of county road, cnmmen-
cling on the north line of section No. 26.
az pint one quarter Of a mile eas, CT
the hotih Vest cnrnef or aid sec,iuh, in
township one south of range No fourteen
easi. heing on the county road running
from Tymocbtee to the Mufiison state
read, aud running thence due south one
mile. in'esectn e the couniy road running
from the Ssndnskt River 10 the Morrison
s!Aie roatI ile0ce west along SAID road
"f mile; thence south or the sectinn
line heiweeD sections Nos "a and 30 10
in,ers.6i tte Souniy road commencing
al nr near Francis Ram'osl.;saw mill and
tui Mug tie CO o the X, boru State ros d
heing the place of termination.
Oct. 20 lS45.-4--4i--*
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reclamation.

/ hereby proclaim and
make know, that the electors Of SAID
county meet at their usn al places Of bold
ing elections 10 their several tow wnships,
on the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEM
Der next, the l7th day Of said month,
aud then and there proceed to elec, twen.
ty three electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
Given under my hand and seal, at the
SHERIFF. Office, in Upper Sandnsky, Wy.
andot county, Ohio, this 9Th day Of Sep.
iember, A. d. iS4S.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff, ". c D.
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WfANDoT COMMON PLEAS.

w ANOON SoMMoN EAhASs
Henry Ream Adm'r on
Nicholas Resn decd
Va.
Charlotte Reaih, widow;
John Ream, George
Ream, Elisabeth Mil.
ler, Jacob Ream, }Petition to sell
Mary Ream, Margaret land.
Ream, Adam Ream Ben
jamin Rcsm. Michael
Keam IL Samuel Ream,
heirs al law of the said
Nicholas Ream.
The above named defendants are here.
by informed that on the 2lst day OF Octo-
her, A. ID. ls4S, said Administrator filed
his petition in the Court ofCommoD Pleas
Of " ,andot County, Ohio the objec, aud
prayer OF which petition is 10 obtain an
order &C.. at the next term Ofsaid court,
for the Assignment Of the Dover OF Char
lo,ie Ream the widow of the said Nlcho,
las Resm deceased, in. and for the sale OF
the following real estate, for the purpose
OF paying the debts Of the estate, to wi:
tho South West quarter Of section No.
Fourteen, in Township NJ. three South,
Of Range Nn.Thir,eeo East, in the Wyan.
do, ReseryatioDi containing one bund
HENRY REAM,
.adnmisird!or.
By r. McKELLY his Sui.
Nov. 2ls, tS4S,-3- 4w.
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HYaIENIALt

MARRIED. in Upper Sanduskr. on
Thursda, the 81 inst, by NJ. n. Kirby
Esqr., Ma -ELItS MORRIS aud Mis-.
ANN A. LOW EMASrER, both of Ty.
mocbiee township.
May the. cords Of love which drew this
couple together, last through all time
peace and plenty abrund With them and
may they llxve full share Of all the biess,
ings connected with the married. life, is
our wish.
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Road Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given. thata pei
ton Will be presented TO the Gouini's-
lsiopers ut W,asd"t Cuunty, a, theft ses-
ion Commencing on I. e FIST Monday Vi
December. ~. ID. 1s4s, praying for a
runty road. to be located, DC. as fol.
l"ws, to vat; commencing al the poinl
where the kiuorn r"sd now iuiersect.
the old ,ravel.o road IRON Upper sandus
ay 10 L, moch'ee, sni 10 run 'hence south,
al an fngle Of about 42t degrees wes,, ,
and terminating at the point al iarersecs
ION ~i,h ihe cnan,y raad irrm Upper San
dusky TO Timoch'cr. 5,r I'd
Ds. ei UGt. 1c45.--2-4t.
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OB1TUARI u.

DlED-At the residence of his paranis, 10
Seneca county,on Saturday morning, Oct. %,
MR. JAMES ST. JOHN. aged 81 years and
8 months. His saliable disposition and kind
feelings made him many warm and attached
friends who mourn his death. He was Iust at
the age when man begins to enjoy life, but ii is
truly said thst in the midst of life we are in
DEATH and therefore we should be resigned
to our fate. ~ r-rs
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tion sgsinss f6e proposition to peosioo
the Irish priesthood, has aIso been propo-
ssd and carried. g.
ou,rakes coDtiSne to Bss perps,rated'
in every quarter, and a combined aud de
termioed effort 10 resist the payment Of
sents viii be made during the course Of
the ensuing winter. Already several
murders, treasonable to this fceiing have
taken place.
IN SCOTLAND.
!. GhAsoow, Friday night. Oct. i3.
Tne weather generally, throughout,
Scotland. ~as exceedingly 6ne for har
vestidg operations. -e u
The city is healthy, and no aPpeara nc e
Of cbolers; which having visited the sister
city, Edinbutgh, Produced soihe aiaim.
Jhe failure of an extensive and re,
spectable power loom Misunderstanding
house has added 10 tho gloom alrSaey ex.
is,ing in both the goods and arm marhes
A tall oi. member on the stock exchange
has also been announced to-day.
... FRANCE.
PAR,s. Friday evening, Oct. 6-P. VI.
n MiNisTERiAL CHANaEs. Min.
isteriaI changes have taken place. Nj. NJ
Defaur 10 to be Minister Of Public Work.
NJ. Beaumont Of the Interior, whilst NJ.
Seward. and Recurt retire. Count Mule
is spoken Of as likely to acoede 10 Office.
Beside will still rstain the minis,ra'i"n
Another convoy Of forced colonisls. for
,Algeria, are TO leave Paris on Sunday.
Very alarming repnrts prevailed in Par
is to-day from Austria. A courier from
Vienna is.said to have arrived with the
ntelIigencs that the city was being bonn
barded hy the imperial troops; and tha,
the palace Of Schonbrunn was burned -
The government. however, had not re.
ceived any such accounts, and the n ew,
waa not credited.
AUSTRIA.
The news from Vienna has produced a
most profound sensation in Paris. The
occurrences will give Charles Albert an,
other favorable opportunity to strike a
blow for the liberation Of Italy. The in.
difference Of tho Emperor Of Austria tt
the mediation of France and England ha'
enlisted much sympathy in the Italian
cause ampngs, the French.
A rumor prevails that il 10 the Empe
ror's intention to call ia foreign aid
perhaps that OF Russian event tha
would, without doubt, speedily plunge
Europe into a war.
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Sheriff S Sale.

RY virtue ofa wri, OF Fl r.. out Of the
~ court of common pleas OF Wtauiui e."
Uhlu, and to lre directed, | shalt offer foi
public sale. stthe duur Of the Court House
IN The to.n of Upper Sandusky, i" SAID
county, on Tnesda, The 2lst day of NJ
vember next, between the hours oi 10 o.
clock 4. VI. n 4u'cluek p Nj. fsaid day
The following described property 10 WI:
The ives, half cf the North East quarter
of section Twelve, Townsh,p tour South,
of Raige 'we!ve ess'I CONTAINING eighty
acres more or less. Taken and levied up.
un as the property OF Samuel Snidct to
satisfy saiu writ in favor oi P"m.roy A,
Blanchard. Appraised a. Ss26, 40
4. BAIRD. Sheriff.
Uciuher lS, 1918 --l-4t. 81 s5
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wyANpor COMMON PLEAS.

Joel Straw, Eua,dian or
Caroline Swslze Ian id.
iot
Bescheur Swayxe, Petition 10 cell
Mary Straw, land.
Lydia DerDberger,
Robert Swayze,
Elisabeth Lockard aud
John Swa,ze.
The aforesaid defendants are hereby
Informed that ~ the 25,h day Of October
A. ID. 1e4S. said guardian filed his petit
,ion In the Court Of Common PIeas Of
Wtandot Couty, OHIO, the object and
prayer of which petition is to obtain an
order &c, at the next tetm Of said cour,
for ,he safe OF the following real estate
LOT which the said Caroline Swayze is seiz
ed1to pay the debts Of aid Caroline Sway
re and for her future support, TO wit: the
west half OF the southwest quarter Of sec
tion four, and the wes, half Of the north
ives, quarter OF section nine, in tow nsb,p
no. four south Of Range No. Fourteen
east in the Buoy rus land district; CONTAIN
ing one undred and sixty acres more or
less.
JOEL STRAW, Guardian.
By r. McKELLY IL J. d. SEARS.
His Soils
Nov. 81, lS4e.--3--4w.
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CONE .aLf YOUTH-3TLOVE
APPLES.

The season having a rrived for trans.
planting fruit trees, the suhscr iber iiytrg
two mile. east. of McCatcheusviiis. pffvrs
for sale $50 different varieties ofchoiee
graded spPls trees. Also waated. three
or four beef catIle in exchange fpr frni,
trees. I1r ALPIIEUS Russell.
McCutoheoville, Oct. a, IsIs--i-H
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Lumber! Ltsmber!.,

Almost allkinds Of good lumber. floor
ing bna rds. &c, will he taken at this of
Gee an old subscriptions. as well as new
snts. Any persons wishing TO paw in this
way can duso b, sehJing IN their iunbe-
as soon az cnnve nient.
". T. GILES.
Upper. .ssuJvskv Aegua &, lsis.
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Who, that has suffered ell the Fremont
tory and confirmed symptoms OF c"nsnmp-
t,on from slight cough aud irritation OF
the fauces and bronchial Mbes, up to a
hectic fever, and copiuus expectoration
# yellow pns-bnt ~ha, can trace the
first indications of this disease TO siigh
cold, caught b, exposure to cold currents
Of air, wet clothes, or wet feet. Never
neglect cold rslight-particular
ly wien medicine 30 pecuiarl, dapted
to these complaints can be obtained. as
DIR. Bragg's Iodiau Queen Vegetable Su
gar Coated A Mi bilious and Tonic Pulls.
We make 40 claim to fnlaiiihiiity in these
pills TO cure consumption in its advanced
stages. when organic LESSONS have taken
place il taken 10 time, frst the Anti
bilious to remove distractions in the cir
cula'ion, and followed up with the Ton cs
to give tone and vigor TO the system
they will se ldum fail TO restare the patent
TO health, as thousand OF grateful patrons
con testify.
See DR.. Brsggs advertisement 10 an
other column.
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A G. T. N T 8.
Notice

hereby given that a petition will he
presented to the CominissIoners Of Wv.
ahd"i county, al their next December ses
sion, lo4S. asking tor the vacation "f a
county road or So huch thereof as com
mences at The nurth eat corner Of David
Ford's land in S,camore township, and
running thence due west one mile aud a
quarter ull u lDtersects county ROAD
running north and south at the south east
corner Of Andrew PuD,ious' land in IT,.
mochiee townshipi aud tnrrher asking IN
lien of the aforesaid road that a count,
road INA, be laid out and established as
follows: commencing twenty feet south
OF The north east corner of Andrew Punti
o"s' land, in Tymochtee township. and
running Iherce due east I'll it in,ersects
a county road leading from the Killhorn
road In D"tihwes'erly diree,i"n, awards
Mexico, McCutchenviile, Lspers mill
&c
October 5o, r94s .--4--4,-+
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MARTIN IIEISTAND'S ESTATE,
NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
scriber has been appointed and quail
fled as Administrator on the esia,e OF
Martin Ileistand, late Of Wyandoi coun
ty, Ohio, deceased.
LEWIS LEMERT.
Oct. 7,h, 1913. l, 81.
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BEEKY s. GOODMAN,
Attorneys at Law,

UPPER SAAplsKy. ONO.
The nndersisned have entered in il.s,
partnership, in the practice of tue law. /.
within the county Of Wyaadot. Ohio.
GEu. ". BERRY,
JAS. II GOODMAN.
KEsip pgNcE.
GEo. w. REERy, JAS. " GcrMxS.
Upper s"nd"'s!. Mar,up,
Ohm. OHIO
April II, lsis-Sdlf.
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Notice

rs hereb, given, that petition will be
l. presented to the Commissioner of Wy
sndot county. Ohio, a, then nex' Decem
ber sessiun praying for view survey and
location Of county ruad commencing at
the north quarter pos oi sect'on No. Sev
en'eeh IN township ne sonth ., range
Ionrleen ea,' Tym.c'tee township
thence west Oh The sec ION llneS cha,us
~ lweniy five Inks to post; thence south
lhlrt, one. and a half degrers west th!rtI
eight Chains aud fifty SIX links to post;
thence sonlh iMenty two degrees wesi
eigh chains auu liiN INKS 10 pust un
The east aud west c. II er liue nf action
seventeen IN the aforesaid townships;
,n.nce west OH the said ceDter lIne
h'ongh sand section srvenleei aua p.rti,
through section eighteen IN sa'd Iow"shtp
/" p 81 north OF j. L. Tuiy's mil;
thence suuh Sky nine degrees west i've
chalns ana seventy links to pnst; thence
SOU ht'y two degrees west twe'se chains
aud eighty niue links to hickory tret:
hence sou twenty seven degrees west
| chains and thirl, links To pusi; thence
south Six degrees west, one chain and
lurty seseD Inks to dead Beech; thence
south fifteen and one halt degrees east
lonr chains eighty Inks 10 a post; thence
south fnrt, and one half degrees west
three cha,ns to pos; thence south sew.
en,y five degrees west twenty cha,ns aud
iny links to p"sr; ,heace south forty one
anu one q tar'er degree, west ten chatha
aud e'gh,, Eve i,nk, TO a wmtn ash ;ihe"ce
south foriy seven and one half u.grtes
west two CHAINS TO a Buckeye; thence
soii,h finh nIne and one haf degrees wesi
eleven CHAINS anu seven links ~ post;
thence snuth eighty seven degMes west
furtt Que chains 10 the road leading from
Carey to T,mnchtee.
u, Sandusky, o., Sept. Al 1913. 4
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DIR. G.'r. Mel,

offers his professional services Is
'sens Of upPer Sandu,hy and A. .i-s-
ufhes on Main Srrset orp0s.' :. n
becs Hu,sl.
CT. MCDONALD.
Oct -, leis.-l-6n.
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FREDERICK wITvER'S ESTATE.
UTlCE Is hereby gwen. that the snp
~ scriber has been duly appointed ano
qualified as administrator on the estate o
Frederick Wnyer late Of Wyando OF Coun.
~, deceased. ,...-,s.
PETER b. BEIDLER,
Administrator.
Upper Sandusky, Oct. 20, lc4S--3--3t
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LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining io the Pos. Oace at Upper
Sandusky Oct. 1st, l648.
Anderson VIM. Ke,ch Thomas
Aughright Christo-LewIs & E
pher Lowery Robert
Bard Benjamin Monroe Charles
Bartlett BJ Morris II
Boy ed James Mafel Vim
Brown Ednah Matson or Baldridge
Brady Iohn w McCurdy Thomas
Brewer Par,sC Nelson G P
Culver James Neill Edward
C"ver Joseph 2 P'ckeral Jonathan
Crawford TJ Palmer Charles
Culver Amos Philips Mr.
Cline George Richman George
Crangle Chs Robinson Cathsrine
Craugle IL Bailey A
Dabmer James Robson Thomas
Eres,ine Eliza Riddles Robert
EDy Jacob Rogers A Z
EIdradge Harvey Read Mrs
Eastwoo Abe Smsily A2
Elkins L B Smith Daniel
Fsrnbaugh John Smith Thomas
Faup John + Slocumb Amos
Fatnel or casey 8 rasbnry Samuel
~'See "o"" "PP o'eSP'
Gibson David Sohindler l.
Hastings JObu Shaneberg er Freder
Hail WmJ ick
Henry Samuel Simcox Minerva
Hall 0rrin Turk George
Hill Henry Tucker Nathaniel
HUBS Eli Williams Benz
Horn John Warner jonathan
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| lli,e w Wolf Amos
Harvey Elizabeth Wells X ID
| liurter A,itary White Phebe
lngrabam Edward Welch john
Jackson James Wright Nancy
Johnson John WalterJS
.laus, ed Willard Lewis
Kramer WIN Wolf q diieb
| Persons calling for the aboAe letters " i'll
| please say advertised.
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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-11-03

BE CAREFUL OF COtNfERFElTs
How TO avoid ihem:-Each Agent n ho
sells tie genuine Brandreih Pills, has a
CertIfca'e of Agency, which has been
engraved at vast expense. 1t represents 6
he mandatory al Sing Sing,pn the anks
of the Hudson River, and Is signed by DIR
brandre'h, and his seal stamped up the
paper, also fac simlle of the labels upon
the boxes. Com are them.
AG NTS.
ID. u w. Ayres, Upper SAndnsk,, Jos
seph Shorh, iiI,le Sanjusky: ". II .nnes
& co. Carey town; II. Frert Met t'ntc3en
vile; f. Bloom, Mexlco; Henr, Sh"uman.
Ora" ford tp.i Joseph Shilling Burli"g-
ton.
Upper SaDdusky, Nov. 3, lSl8-4.
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On hand every Time!
If you want New aud Cheap Goods!!s
ID. g. w. AYRES,

Who are receiving and opening an extern
sive lot Of the latest fasirion and well Sc.
lec,ed FALL. and WINTER GOODS
just opposite the new Conr, Iinuse. where
goods will be .eld as cheap as they can
te purchased in Upper Sand"sky.
Their stock cunsists of every ihirg
usually kept in stores in this place:
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Twete.. Jeans. Flannels, Mu,Iins. G,ng
bamss BohbaEines. GalIcoes ,Shswls
and Bonnets.
They have also on hand very large Sc
lecIiun If
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