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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-03-10
From the Washington Telegraph.
TIE CALCULATING AACupNg


We used 10 think /. vas jesl-,be idea
Of a calculating machine; bul We have seen
il and It's ingenious proprietor, MIR. Fuller.
who is now stopping al The Irving House.
The rapiity and accuracy with which ali
business problems are solved is truly sur
prising. II needs only to be seen TO be
admired. Although an American inven-
tlon, il has beea extensively sold in Eng
land, France, Germany and Holland. Up
wards OF thirty oil the principal London
bankers have il in use. |, computes inter
est at every possible rate per cent, upon
any sum OF money, for any length OF tune,
both a, $50 aud 800 da, to The year, and
he's most perfect time telegraph 10 com
pute the number OF days any uote has to
run. To work equations OF payments
or average oil accounts, is one offs convex
fences. Copies have been purchased in
Washington by all the departments, toi
use ia the public offices, as well Is By The
principal bankers, merchants aud mechan.
ice. Less time is required 10 obtain an
answer 10 any business question than te
prepare the statement. Full printed di.
rections accompany The work. Ii is learn
ed By one or two hours, study aud prac
lice. Il occupied prominent place in The
Crystal Palace.
Ia response 10 some questions sester.
day. il stated In less time than the ques
iions could be prepared or the answers
recorded, that the Rolunda oil the Capitol.
being SO feet in diameter, would contain
1850 persons, and allow each "a square
feet, or Is BY is inches
The Crystal Palace, il said, being ssh
feet long, aud 400 wide, With an additional
acre TO the transcript or centre, measures
Is acres, snd would contain, al the same
rate, 3i7 900 persons upon the ground.
The population Of the globe. being est
mated al 100000 600, could stind Upon
40 square miles, or an area q. six and 33,
loo miles, square.
II 500 millions Of persons psss away
every so years. and the world should be T.
600 Years old, this would be equal 10
200 times 900, 600. Thus tbs entire
number Of persons, would have standing
room on 200 times 40 square miles, or s ,00a
square mile. If land. or tribe less tlasn &C
miles square.
Ii 500 millions die every thirty wears
in one year thirt, millions die. II 80 mi
lions die in 365 dss.. in one dsy e2.eW
die. II in 2i hoUrs - GOO die. ho~ man,
per hour? Ans. 1920. Il in rs mioure,
this number die, how many per minHle?-
Ans. 81.
The expense Of the Z. S. House q
Representatives at s. per day. amount.
10 S1,9f4. The Salary Of The President
is S6ss per das. The pensions Of tne late
Queen Adelaide, vas E l00,0 900 per annum
equal 10 81, 325 per day.
The revenue Of the United State. f.,
1851. ., 50 millions, il equal to 81, 65
per second
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The sweet S3ulh,
That breaths upon bank Of yio,ets,
Stealing and giving odor,
in Australia bfiHgs rain, sleet ana hail
The sun courses over bead 10 the N,f,h.
and nst The Soalh; 10 The S3r;h are the
tropics. 10 the South ere The polar region.
Australian poets have TO reverse theif
tropes aud Instead of singing If
Ola January wrapt well,
In many weeds to kee the cold away,
they sing IN lhe language Of al Australian
bard
When ho, DEFENDERS sultry breeze
Scarce stifs lea Of yonder trees.
Soils, streams, vegetables and animals
are egusiiy puzziing 10 Australia. The
riches; soils are often fouad on The tops 4
the hills. The valleys ore cold lie bin.
tops warm. Rivers low from the neigh
borhuod Of the coast into the interior, where
ibey become lost. Trees don't shed their
leaves. but only their bark; eud mos, oil
Them in Australia afford 10 shade. Ths
cherries gro. with their stones oulside-
The bird. don't sing, the dogs dou't bark.
the bees don't sting, the flowers don't smei
The mole (ornilhory hcu.) il fish; and the
kangaroo carries It's young la nest al
tached 70 ~ body. Australian swans are
black, and Australian eagles are white -
Cuckoos COO 10 the nigh', the owl boots in
the day. and the Australian jackass is q
bird. But above all things. the working
people in Australia are not poor. Tina, il,
perhaps the most Growing and astisfac
tory coutrarieiy Of sli.-Eaglish pope,.
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JOHN KNAPP.
ILATE Low& KNarP,1


H9LESALE Grocer and Commission Mer-
" chant, No. 81 Levee, has in store and 10
arrive, large and well selected stock, which i.
offered al the lowest rates, CONSISTING in part as
follows:-
200 pAgs Green and Blk Tea; 500 bags prime
Rio Coffee; 100 bags Java and Lagnayra Coffee
100 bids prime Sugar; IS bis clarified de; 100
bills powdered. Loaf and Crushed Sugar; 100
casks and If bbls Saleratas; % casks Car5. Soda;
- boxes Cream Tartar; 300 boxes Soaps; $50
boxes Maald and Star Candle; 300 bundles
Wrapping Paper; 50 bags PEPPER; 20 hays p
menio: $50 boxes Rasins: 90 tlerees Rec; 10
cases Primes; 10 cases Stgdines; 50 IBIS \ I'M
oads; loo boxes No. and Va Tobacco. leo box
- Ground Spices; % casks Zante Currants; 50
bales Eating: od1 kegs Boston and Pittsburgh
Mails; 10 coils Manila Cord; 100 dozen Pals
100 nesfs Tubs: 200 boxes Cuba, Havana, Regal
ia and Principe Cigars; 100 boxes fine cut Chew
zng and Smoking Tobacco: 900 mats Casa 100
bbis CIDER Vinegar; 80 boxes Glass; 100 boxes
pint and quart TASKS; p bales Carpet Chain: 900
.ioken Bed rds ard plow Lines: 300 n G D.
Caps; 100 dozen Preston ami Msrrll's Yeast
Powders: 200 pigs Naekerel: 10 drums ca
Fish; 200 boxes %; 300 boxes II rings 50
Lemon Ssrnp; 900 boxes Pipes; 1910 drums Figs;
100 boxes Catsup
Also, q full stock Foreign and Domestic l.
fucrs, Merchants visiting our city in the spring
vii find / 10 their interest 10 call and examine
nav stock.
/ 81 Louis, Feb 24ih. 1853 25
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I 7 Z Z z { . !
READ! READ! REaD,r

The truly wonderful and remaft4n.
have come under our immediate Observes shai
more than convinced us that Doctor nil ~ ave
man; and that his Fluid Extract Of arsaa frat
most valuable combinations OF vesetable sv, .s . ne
the science Of chemistry has yet ptodurss 81 nat
cess TO the Doctor IN his enterprise a. aa sae'
-. lLouisriile Conys
Bull IS great man; aud bis Slrs8psrilj, ' . u
mtdclnfi and We arc falls convince Az, u ssaei
with HE sa,sapafilla, WilcreAte taf " utes
as'is sSs5,' N. ~ east than Barhnn did viii iaa,s
US CHASING the Doctor and his >a,sS,l Aasts!1ll
BirnHm and Jenny Lin8; because IN 4 M . 80 WIZ
dollar Tor bottle Of Dnlfs Ss.sspafils - lhsh
eqai'aieaii and We have heard It silly bH,ts ~ -
many, after hearing the divine Jfabt ga 49, - MAJ
their pocket minus from leu 10 tWebtf 3opss ~ tna.s
Il wns paying pretty dear for the Nhistle, ~
section We have TO Bulls safparIlia 3na mn, W
i - so exceedingly pleasant TO the taste. and in,;,
rating to the system, that, once ia H. M, Y
IL, IL IL equal TO snokns aaa regaias ehsvyiTg is
horns best or drinking Walkers mint iniss Aas
ean't gai, it, Louisville Democrat. -!'1
The above complimentary notiees from the .aI,,,.
Of the Louisville Courier and Dgmesra, H. s3 ''
ed By Geo. y. Prentice. Esa., Tile aistIprai.t., ~
tor OF the Louisville Journal, IN tie .so ~ a..
ing notice: -s''''
There is no Doubt 40 tha world Of the e-s.=ss.,s,
IT. bnli, ana the aAcelenft Of SAfsapaulls Soste
the most scisHttac physicians 10 ihe city Eat, u.
Plaudsi the sarssPsriils and Wis, IS a rrs,f ati
beiteffhe million applaud II too II is having ~,
meni0tk sale The celebrated Jatae has lTor n.
Ptoats 81 has medicine, huA graalts ralce IN pl.
adriphssi seven s,efirs hEh, ana De. Bull fbtrtsss
rs, can very seen huiid one twice a. hipb =, ~
-, we are tod, very dtscalt for him 10 .E s,ss,
oar streets AT all, he finds arrested !. ever
hstP " graf" ~ iitn aud women faaas Of hon Hs5t
nsfelti from great distance 10 look auu Their "a.
lsCtor. and to lless him los their Wan4, ,'n t,or
ton 10 hrRlth, The Doctor aitA all hi, eS,ras4,s,
~ merit, = naturally sert mUt4 snd rrar q, l.,
$50 itast ihAt the EASTERN cities atil in estf, \
themselves, g3se ttItaa rec ION 20 Il, d ,4Fsb
ed mad "hd has made as saos .ous esa,Ps,sa sssai
human diseases ~ GeEssaI saOu aza4, AZ. u; he
MesteAns.
Principal depot - Fourth 81. i4sHisl in H..
For Sal. las ELuKlnGE \ SON Sj- A..4tt
Nos. - isJa+-I2 6m. Owen, OF Law.
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AUSTRALIA A LAND OF CoNTRagIEs-
II there be any land ON The face Of The
earth, which TO al Eneirhm.n's ewes
must sppear land Of conirsries, as CON.
pared With his own country, Australia is
surely that lsnd. |, is cur literal anti
podes. When /, j. day with them, ii i
night with us; and when we are all hard a,
work, they are sin the arms Of Murrhs.' =
When they have their longest DAYS, We
have our shortest; sad when il is summer
with them, it is winter With Us. Their
May day is in AUTUMN; and while our
trees are budding, theirs are in The sore
aud yellow leai. They begin 10 wear
their summer dresses in October. and CON
m-nce putting on top Goats and p. jackets
in June. Their Christina. i. 10 summer:
and when mosquitoes are fying about, snd
the suns heat is severe, the YIleiog, a.
may be casily imagined. i. .nnieshat 81
perfiuous; and 10 dance Sir Roger De c.
verify at Christmas, with The iherm meter
standing al % IN the shste-thiuk Of thai.
shade Of Christmas, Without clear frusr.
Christmas in England i, nothing; bus
Christmas With mosquitoes snd hot winds
snap dragon in the dog -da.s. ho,, spiced
cisret 10 The heieh, oil summer.
The climates, Winds ard seasons in Aus
iralia, are all reversed. TIE north wind
does not blow cold, ss With us, but hot ike
the sirrocco. The South wind
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NEW STORE!

ME w - Il OASA'
GORGE G. WELLEs, successor OF CHRIS
" tic & Welles1 has removed TO his new Store
Corner of Rock island Street and Steamboat
Landing-above the mills, where he mas Jas' ~
ceiyed a new and splendid assortment oil
FALL, AND WINTER GOODS:
Consisting in nart Of fashionable style prints,
de LANES, fancy alpacas, PLAIN musiihs, casN-
meres dress silks Of every variety, SILK efasa's,
cambrics, hanakerchiets, bonnet ribbons and
Innings. French and English broad cloths, PLAN
and fancy casmeres, t"eeds, sattnetts, jeans
shawis OF every description.
Also:
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Of all kinds.
HATS AND CAPS;
Fur, wool, Jenny Lind, silk, Rough and Ready
and California hats, plush, fur, musk rat, cIoth
and glaze caps.
A larpe assortment Of Groceries, crushed, Loaf
and New orleans sugar. : II. and u moias
SEE, Imperial, Young HYson and Black las
chocolate, rice, ground cinnamon, pepper, mus
iard, etc.
A great assortment OF
lIEENSNA ARE
Also:
H3kDN ARI:
Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks, latch.
es, butts. screws augers. braces and bits, hatn-
mers, Csllins and Others make OF axes, shingie
aud athing hatehe's.
BOOTS AND SHOES:
OF all kinds and descriptions:
Mems and boys kip aud cati boots, ladies' kie
slippers, CATERS, hootees, etc. etc., with maht
other things useless 10 mention, all Of which
will he sold al astonishing ion rates tor Cash OF
Produce Farmers will find il to their interest
10 call AMI see, before purchasing elsewhere, q
selling their Produce.
~ b. Wanted Pork, Barley, Butter, Eggs,
Beesvas, Wool. etc.
Davenport, Nov. eth, 1851.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET E2CULAplUS::

Inh fUGkkl REGULAFlUG::
OR EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN
Z HE FORTlETH Edition., with One Hundred En-
Cravings, showing Diseases and Maforsatfons Of
the Human system IN every shape and form. To
Wren Is add Treatise on the Diseases OF Females
being OF the highest Importance married people or
those conie mpllting marriage. BY
WILLIAM YOUNG, ri. d.
Let no father be ashamed TO present a copy nj the
KsC uLAPIuS TO his child. II may save him from A
early grave. Let no young man woman enter into
the secret Obligations OF married life without
the POIkEi HsCULAPlus. Let no one suiFs r nj
from haeknied Cough, Pain in the Side. restless
nights; nervous feelings and the whole train of Dys
peptc sensations, and given by their physician be
another moment without consulting the HsSCULAPI.
Us. Have the married, or those about to be married
any impeachment, read this truly useful book it has
been the means oil saving thousands OF unfortunate
creatures from the very jaws OF death.
Any person sending TWENTY. FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter, viii receive one copy OF this
work By mall or five copies III be sent for One Dbl
lar. Address, tPost paidJ
DIR. WM YOUNG,
No. I52 Spruce St., PhiladeIphia.
Dec. 30, 1882. 7-lv
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1854. 1853.
SCARRITT & MASON,
No. %, Washington .4eea.e, 81. Lou.s,...No
1853,
MAMMOTH STOCK OF
+ u II N ITU RE !.

noN'T forget to call a. the above NUMBER and OK :
- anime and buy some .! the large ana most var l.
ed stock OF aae, fashion able and desirable Furniture
In the city.
L4sesi Ssle teie-a-te.es, SotGs, Disaa.. Rocking.
Parlcr and Easy Chairs. French Beistes as; one Mir
ror Front War1robes; Book Cases. Secretaries Mar.
bic Ten Buresus, Centre and Side Tables. Wash
Fame Parlor Mirrors; Cane Seat, Cottage Rocking
and Dining Chairs; Extension Tables, Sofa Dajs al
the most approved invention; ScarriGs Universally
admired Patent Lounge Bedstead.
Upholstery:
Ofour own make, warranted Pure and Good, sue
SIS Hair, Spring, Cotton. Moss and Hnsk Mattresses,
Comforts Sheets, Pillows; all articles in this line ON
hand or mazda at short notice 10 order. All work
made 70 order and Tor quality NOT surpassed. War
Tanted Sc represented, or money returned.
At wholesale:
2u0 Sofas. 10 10 Is
$50 Mahogany Rocking Chairs, TO 90
60 Large and Small Easy ss * TO 30
SEQ Mahogany Parlor 3to :
40 Cane Seal and Back Rocking Chains, sto &
1000 Cane Seat Chairs from 95 cts TO Z
1909 Bsasteais OF all desirable patterns and SKIES
Chairs and Tables, in s.knock-aowp packages
suitable for Santa fe and salt Lake Traders.
20 Mood Rocking Chairs from cote l-e
stSo Wood Chairs. from 45tcllt
$50 CAiidren's Chairs;
100 Willow Wagons;
Cribs. lounges, Tin and Wire Safes;
Dining. Breakfas, and Sewing Tables;
Book Cases, Warirohes, &c.
As We constantly receiving additions to our
soe u y ways large and the Mt complete
Orders allied promptly, and as if purchasers
we're will ind il 10 their interest
70 call and examine. Every attention in power
Respectfully, Your oaedient Servauts.
tea II, ls5s. SCARRlTT * MASON.
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A Truth MATED.-"if YOU had avoid
ed rum" said wealthy though not To-
leiigeu, grocer TO his incorporate neigh.
Dor, "sour early habits Of industry and IN
,elIec,usl abilities wb'lld have placed YOU
in any station, sud you would now ride 10
sour carriage"
sand if you had never sold rum for me
10 buy," replied the bacehsnal, "you would
have been ms driver
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY,
AND
FINISHING SHOP

TINE above establishment is n foil operation
l. and prepared TO manufacture all the differ
ent kinds OF Machinery required iu HI west, viz
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RHEUMATIC SPE MO itsai
"a tain, sails aBt sircts4 cart 80 X .w',1.t l
an iii !ugias, II Is internal remedy Nheh l5
ouehly tNppls All morbid matters tfnm the s1ea
restores ire cdUin. supPlrness and eess 10 ne 'Al
ani paiatgl muscles INA joints, the Nieuh o. 'L1
distressing malay who has long been cFipisa IN
disabled will Le enabled to tSu il returning Ets!''
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor ofthi. medicine after beins et !.s
completely crippled and dllguaihed ior tuh'ss
by its use fully and pcrmane nty ressere1 70 heJ ~,
thousands OF others aaye derived tqua pth' aS =. w
IL. We might fill columns with tsshmonsn t " All
wonderful eiiiciency, bu, We Si only refer ~ al
10 ing highly respectable citizens o. y. Loah ..T,
vicinity Who have used il with thr most tstlsiat'
resuits:--N nj Rem haw, Sen, T.. Mead, ! N Ia
X Wilson, Warren, J A BEow,lte, p9r'' u't,
" Town, d Virgins, Wm Andrews p r T
sils, Wm 4 More. John Horrel ! All mus =
Prepared by L. z. lloyaker; ANA
For sale by ELDblDGE a son; ,,
Druggists, Davenport iosa
Sent @gth, 1850, -
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NJ. hope! my good brother? Have it
Bsekoa il to ur side. WrestIe with il.
that il may depart not /; @i.lrepay your
pains. Life is hard enough al Lcsf-but
hope shall lead thee ever ils mountains aro
si,sl In thee amid It's tiliows Part wii
sll beside - but keep Thy hope.
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A great assortment oil
QUEENS
Also:
IiSRDW ARE.

Knives and forks. pocket knives, locks, latch
es, butts. screws. augers. braces and bits, han-
mers, Collins and Others make Of axes, stingie
and I.tbfpu hatehpfs
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DAVENPORT STEAM
GRIST MILL.

NTE have fitted up our Flame Mill for Chs
w tom work, and are now ready TO receive
Grain, and will grind the same on the following
terms:
willgrind all merchantable Wheat and Rye
Tor "he-seseh'h, Corn Tor cents per bushel vii
grind Goats, Barley, &c, for feed for 5 cents
The Farmers viii understand we shall not ,oI
damaged or unmerchaHtahle Wheat. ANY on,
wishing such ground can have u done by payinp
10 cents per b'.shel oar days Tor grinding Gus.
tom work will be Tuesdays and Fidavs
b RROWS & PRETTYMAN.
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ALL RAILROAD TO NEW YORK. BOSTON AND
PHILADELPHIA.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
prosnecius of the wyaudot Pioneer.


IL view of the rapidly improving condition of
the county of Wyandot and town of Upper
Sandusky, and for other reasons not neces
sary to bamentioned. / have purchased new
press, type and other printing material for the
enlargement of the PIoNEEh. 1t is my intention
to attempt to get up as large and neat paper
as any one printed in any of the adjoining coun-
ties; and in so doing, shall have to look to the
citizens of the county for the support necessary
for its continuance The lberality of the peo-
pie will, therefore determine the success and pub
lication of the paper, and it will be expected
that each man interested in the future growth
and prosperity of Wyandot county will freely
lend his aid in securing subscribers.
The PIONEER, in politics, will be Democratic
and at the same time, claim nothing for itself
that will not be extended to others. While the
editor has his PECULIAR NOTIONS of political and
other matters, he believes that other men have
alike privileges to their opinions. Although
may publish political paper it must and will
be free from ALL FACTIONS and controlled alone
by the editor When l say this, it is not my in
tention to say that the advice of friends will not
be received, for SHALL at all times be pleased to
counsel with my friends upon all matters per-
tanning to the best interests of our county and the
publication of the paper If however, might
differ with others in opinion that difference can
alone be changed by full conviction of my
error.
| The FARMER shall not be neglected, as good
~ portion of the Pioneer will be devoted to his
ut erests. gentleman of ability, has kindly
consented to aid me in this department Of the
paper, and with his aid, hope to be able to rem
der the country subscribers, good service.
The mechanic and laborer will always find
the columns of this paper open for the defence
of their rights and the advancement of their
prosperity. In fact all classes will find our pa
per ready to vlndcate every thing calculated to
promote the greatest good to the greatest num-
| Der.
With this exposition of what the Pioneer will
be, | ask every gentleman, who can, to come up
and subscribe, and get as many more as he can
to do likewise The prosperity of every town
and country depends more or less upon the pa
per of the county; and that the paper may be
what it ought to be, let it have a good living
support.
JOB OFFIcE.-The selection of job type in the
Pioneer office being large, job work of every de
scription will be neatly and expeditiously execu
ted, at low prices.
The following rules and charges will in every
!, particular be strictly observed, and it woulo
therefore be we'll for subscribers to observe these
rules:
Terms OF Subscriptions.
The paper will be ublished weekly, per yea
if paid in advance at So OF
If not paid till the expiration, 81
For six months, if paid in advance, OF
If at the expiration of six months, 81
w. 7. GILES.
Upper sandusky, June Goth, 1853.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
Reuuisites for a Good Farm.

The committee appointed by the Jeffer-
son County Agricultural Society, toaward
the premiums on Farms, made mostval-
liable report at the late exhibition of the
Society. They state that in viewing the
farms entered for premiums, they endeav-
ored to keep in view as standard requisites
and evidence of good farming, the follow
ing points:
l.. A good soil, well titled and kept free
of various weeds, both on the fields and
in the roads.
2. Lots well fenced, and suitable in mum
Der to the size of the farm.
8. Substantial and convenient barns
and stables of sufficient dimensions to con-
tain the produce of the farm, and to COM
fortably house the cattle kept on it.
4. A judiciously arranged dwelling, in
neat condition, with well and fltering
cistern.
s. Convenient buildings to facilitate the
economical management Of the farm;
among which may be beenumerated wood
house, a wagon and Toulouse, work
shop granary and courthouse, a conve-
nient piggery, an ice-house, ash and
smoke.house. all secured against decay by
being well raised from the ground and
neatly painted or white-washed.
6. Convenient yards attached to the
barns and stables, SO arranged as to pre-
vent wastage of the liquid manure, well
sheltered from the blasts of winter, and
provided with water for the cattle.
z. Door-yards laid with grass, and rose
and flower-beds, and shaded by ornamen-
tai trees, indicating to the passer-by the
dwelling of taste, health and comfort.
8. A kitchen garden nightly cultivated,
and containing every species of vegeta-
bic that can be raised in our climate, with
strawberry and asparagus beds.
8. A fuit garden or orchard, where
choice apples, cherries and plsms are care
fully cultivated, and where can be found
neat rows of raspberry. blackberry and
carTsnt bushes Country Gentleman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17

AGRICULTURAL.
Horace Greely,s Address.

We trust our readers have ere this
carefully perused this valuable document:
and if so, they will doubtless approve the
entire surrender Of our agricultural col
umns, consequent upon its publication.
We regard the address, as model, full
of valuable suggestions and lessons OF
practical good sense, with enough of spir-
it and eloquence to render its teachings
palatable. Everybody should read it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-17
U. sANDUsKY CLOTHING STORE.

u. SANDUSKY CLOTHING STORE.
Gentlemen, of every nation
Every ocean, land aud station:
Hig and low, short and tall;
A II and one, one aud all,
Go to p. L. Reeds.
P. L. Reed has in store,
Goods-who witness will adore.
" who want and wish to buy.
Call as ye are passing by.
1T p. L. Reels
P. l.. Reeds coats are hes:.
(For such they are by all confessed,)
Their texture. manufacture. styles.
Are unsurpassed. For proof see piles.
lit p L Reeds
Ye who would clothe the sacred breast,
In the most famed and splendid vest,
a nd ''a la mode" daily rove,
The parIor, ball room city. grove,
Buy ct p Reeds
Ye who want for Fashion's Pants,
And seek to gratify your wants,
Proceed to P. l.. Reeds stand.
Aud constantly you'll find on hand.
.-.a p L Reed
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 7th. l853.4-l--tf'