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Stolen PROPERTY!

A LII persons are hereby forwsrned
IA against purchasing or paying any Of
the following, described notes Of hand and
order, as they have been stolen from the
subscriber; " ho is alone entitled to their
possession or to receive OF collect the
sums due or to become due upon them,
via; -! ~
One note made by Panl r. Snber to
Allen j. Chiison for eight dollars, pay a..
BILE four months, afler the date thereof,
and dated Jannarj lst, lS49. !
One note made BY the same to the same
for SIX dollars, payable on The Is day Of
June next. -
One note made By DR.. David Adsm., 10
SAID Allen j. ChilsoB for elk ioiiars aud
6fi, cents, which was due sotno time ia
september los'. i - -, -
Que order drawuin favor of,A. J. Chiu
SON by Thomas Baker. on Wm NJ. Bneii
Tor ten duIisrs aud Eft, some oss,s, dated
soune time 10 the month of January, last.
ALLEN J. UHILSON.
Upper saDdusk!, o Feb, s2l, 1910.
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED-On Thursday morning, February
22ud, at "a o'clock, at the Merchants Hotel
Pittsburgh, DR.. COLUMBUS BLocKsoM, third
son of Fisher A. Blocksom, Esq, OF New Lis
bon, aged 20 years.
This valuable young man, with so much
promising greatness, has been taken from
earthly existence, leaving relatives and as
.sociates to mourn and feel the loss of his life
We cannot but grieve at the death of oul
young friend and scheolmate, whom we were
SO intimate with, and in whose company we
always enjoyed a..happy time. His counte-
nance and words always were animating and
cheering to the young. The body was
brough. to New Lisbon, and &C.
quaintances for the last time, looked at the
lovely being; the grave was then made it's
last resting place. He is no more on earth
but in Paradise.
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Living witnesses.

Thousands of persons are now living
and luxuriatiag in the enjoyment OF sou nd
booyant bounding health who but few
short months ago, were stretched upon the
couch of sickness, with lingering disease
and gloomy forebodiugs of the future
haunting their fevered imag nations, and
grsm-visaged despair depic ed in their sa
low and caday erous connienances,--with
hope almost extinguished. md dissolution
looked upon as relief from their suffer
ings. But, the ever constant, and benig.
paot angel sole occupant of Pansdora's
Box--hope, pointed TO one remedy vel,
un,ried--viz., DIR. Bragg's Sugar Coated
Iodian Queen Vegs,abis PiIls--and the
result in every instance of their judicious
and timely ose, has been q perfect resto,
ration Of health. When thess Pills are
taken according to the directions. health
is ihe inevitable result, as tbey are total-
" Incompatible with disease. Try them!
See Dn Braggs adssrtisement in an.
other ooluunn.
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of the forest-but now the axe and the pow,
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IN CHANCERY.
Wyandot Common

Shepard Patrick.
VS. Wyandot Common
Nelson Hoddy,
Henryetta Hoddy, & Pleas.
Henry Freet.
The said Nelson Hoddy, Henrvetta
Hoddy, vile Of said Nelson and Henry
Erect, are hereby notified that on the 9th
day of March. A. d. I849. Shepard Pat,
rick of Huron County, Ohio, filed n the
Court Of Common Pleas of the county of
Wyandot, and State of Ohio, a bill IN
Chsncery against the said Nelson Hoddy
Henryetta Hoddy and Henry Freet; the
object and prayer Of which bill is to ppr-
chase mortgage exempted January 81,
lS48, snd delivered to Roswell Perry by
the said Nelson & Henryetta 10 same the
payment, Of a note given TO said Perry by
said Nelson III ddy, for the Snm of S92
forty hundredths dated September 2Sth,
IS47- which note and morigate has been
assignate to Plaintiff. and to subject the
lands described in said bill and mortgage
to the payment Of said note, and interest;
and the said Nelson Hoddy. Henr,eita
Hoddy wife OF said Nelson and Henry
Erect, are further notified, that nnless
they appear and plead, answer or demur
TO the said Bill within sixty DAYS after
the next term of said Court, the said
Shepard Patrick at the Term next after
the expiration of said sixty days. will ap-
ply TO said Court TO take the matters of
on accordingly.
PA. TYLER,
Sol for Complt.
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nIisasoLuTIoN, i

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Wheeler a. Smith are hereby req"esied
TO make payment aud ssve cott.
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Markets
From the Ohio Statesman.

From the Ohio Statesman.
Cincinnati, Jan 90.
FLOuR-No change from last quotations.
Hocs-There is more doing to-day, and
and prices are better.
PonK-Mess So
WHiskxY-Prices have declined; price l6c
per gallon.
Niw York, Jan. 30.
FLouR-Thereis disposition on the part
of the holders TO sell, but there are few buy
,ers at present rates, except for supplying i'm
mediate demand. Prices for fair brands S.
1aa; good, SIS 37A; pure, SIS so
,WHEAr,-Prime White, 81 q.
PoRk.--Market without change.
r. WHlsKEY-25c per gallon-market inac-
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OYSTERS KICKING!
New Grocery in Town!I

H. HE Subscribers feel confident that
they can sell lower than any other estsb.
ishment in this or any other town in
Northern Ohio, in consequence OF buy ing
at SO low aud reduced prices. The Gro
cery is 90 the Sandusky Avenue. lust a
few doors south of the Upper Sanuusky y
Hotel
Bring in your Produce or Money.
Here Is the place to make your pennies
count and get value therefore.
Their groceries consist Of the follow in 8
and many other articles:
Liquors inferior to meme, and Of any
quantity,
Nuts, E6fee, Powder, Fish,
CANDIES, Tea, Shot, Herring.
Cinnamon, Sugar, Lead, Crakers
Pepper NJ GLASSES, Ailum, Cakes,
Spice, ~Tobacco, Rosin, Cheese,
Gloves, Cigars, Tar, Rasins.
Pipes, Snuff, Indigo, Fixins,
FLOUR by the barrel, bag or pound
just TO suit purchasers.
Pressed and mould Candle at reduced
price, and warranted to burn without
snufing.
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HATS and Gaps; BOOTS and SHOES
Glass and .HOrdaU0re
in WYANDOT COMMON PLEAS.

in WYANDOT COMMON PLEAS.
John Freet e. !
Chrsleney Freet.
va
Peter Ranm,
William Combs,
Barbary Combs.
Daniel Walters, fo' raF'it'on'
Susannah Walters,
Michael Baum,
Elizabeth Baum,
Catharino Leeper, and
Aun Caiharine Baum
The said Peter Baum, William Combs
& Barbary Combs, his wife of Calf Cuun
y and State OF Missouri, Daniel Walters.
and Susannah Walters, his wife, Of Craw
ford county, Ohio, Michael Baum, Eliza
beth Baum, Cutnarine Leeper and Ann
Caiharine Baum of Wyandot county +,
Ohio, will take notice that a petition
was filed against them on the 9th day Of
March, A. ID. 1919, 10 the Court Of ON.
mon Pleas of Wyandot county, Ohio, and
is now pending, wherein the said John
Freet and Chtisteney Freet his wife, de-
INJURED partition of the following real es,
tate TO wit: known as part. OF the north
west quarter of fractional sect on one, in
township one, south of Range fourteen.
and known as Jacob Baum's farm And
that at the next term Of said court, appli
cation will be made by the said Ohm
Freet and Christeney Freet his wife, for
an order that PARTITION may be made Of
said premises.
JOHN FREET,
.CHRISTENEY FREET.
BY p. A.. TYLER, their Atty.
Dated March 9th, lS49--6i. 81 25
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On hand every Time!
If you want New and Cheap Goods!!!
CALL ON
ID. g. w. AYRES.

Who are receiving and opening an extern
sive lot of the latest fashion and well Sc.
lected FALL and WINTER GOODS,
just opposite the new Court House. where
goods will be seld as cheap as they eau
te purchased in Upper Sandusky.
Their stock consists of every thing
usually kept in stores in this place:
BROAD CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
Twedes, Jeans, FlaDnels, MusIins, Glog.
hams, Bombszines. Calicoes, ,ShawIs
and Bonpets.
They have also on hand very large Sc
lection Of
HATS and ACAPs; BOOTS and SHOES.
Glass and .HOrdaUOre! i!
Nails. Iron. Forks and Shovels.
FRESH GROCERIES.-Tea Cot
fee, Sugar, Pepper &c. &c.
ANY QUANTITY OF QUEENSW ARE.
Ii is deemed unnecessary TO numerate
any more articles, as those who give them
cal will fnd themselves suited in quail
ty prices, and quantity.
PRODUCE, of almost every descrip.
ton, and hides will he taken 10 exchange
for goods,
Nov. 3, 1S4s-4-tf.
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DYE STUFFS.--Ma adder, Indigo, AL,
um Coperas, &C., &c. %
SHEETI.WGS AND SHIRTINGS!
Drills, Ticking, Bagging, Cotton Yarn
Baton and wicking.
CALlCOS BY THE, CORD--A GENE,
RAJ ASSORTMENT OF QUEENS.
w II E--HARDW RE- RON,
NAILS AND GLASS,
STOT Cook, Box and Parloi
stoves with Trimmings.
Sole Leather. Tubs, Pals, Brooms
Salt, Linseed oil, White Lead. &c.
All of which will be sold very low $50
all kinds Of produce, CASH and othe'
good pay.
Upper Sandusky, Feb. 9, 1s49. II If.
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LARGE AND SPLENDID ARRIVAL
- AT THE
YELLOW CORNER.
VIEW GOODSu
a yyIL~AA-A\>t
MCCutChen g. Anderson

Are now opening a large stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, carefully selec-
ted from the latest importations and man
ufactur ed articles. The stock will con
siss of every article nsaully keep in dry
GOOD ST0RE,!
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

The lsrges. lot Of Boots aud Shoes ever
brought to this place, comprising gene.
raj assortment for men, women aud child
ren.
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Postmas,ers or others, sending 20 names
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Address, post paid.
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And we intend TO offer them at prices
that will make il an bject to those wish
lug to buy to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. We will
name few of the articl received:
French and England Broad Cloths,
Gassimers. Sa,ineus, Jeans, Over coat
Cloths, Wors,ed satin veslings, Mohair
and Alpaca Lusters, Cashmers, De Laius,
and variety of
| FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
| for the LADIES; Silks, Buttons, Gimps
fringe. and Cord of the latest fashion.
HATS and C.HPS,
A large assortment of the latest style
Of Fur, Silk, Buena Vista, and Houston
Hats; Fur, Cloth and Plush Gaps, for mel
| and bows,
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Gt'@rgU9R8>

Coffee, Teas, Tobacco, New Orleans
Loaf aud Pulverised Sugar, Cod Fish.