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Wigs and Teupees.-Wc would Advise NIL
persons in ant Of superior wig scalp TO examine the
extensive assortmont az the mandatory MEDHURST
LhAnD Maiden lane Also, ladies hair work Of every
description, Cut this ont.
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Defiance salamander Safes --sayier's Pa
tent-EOBERT M PATRICK Is the sole manufacturer In
ME United States Of the above celebrated safes and G.
Gofn's Impenerable Defiance Locks thu best
locks combined in the world Depot 1872 Pearl street.
door below Maiden lsne formerly 80 John street.
Sight and Hearing restored by DR.. Lutener
30 Prince street, southeast Broadway. publicly
Mira VIM IL Hudson street. l. John Glover builder,
Brooklyn cured by Dr. Lutener OF deafness and dis
Il D 50 street. ARa
ration of hearing after being afflicted for
HIRAM SHOEMAKER, Nichols Tiosa county, New York.
years standing. JOHN sNIFFEN As Hicks ST. Brooklyn.
The New York Pneumatic Draining and
Nanufa turing Company prepared to empty sinks
cspoos &C. pressure which process the
work the day time without pleasant eau
the the public.
Orders promptly attended to Office No. Is Centre street.
one door from Chambers, first floor, back ROOM
Goaraud's Liquid Hair Dye H. without
seI reservation the best invented Beware
pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouauds Medcated
&e Poudre Subtitle hair from any part of the
body Liquid Rouge. Lilly whte, and Hair Gloss at No. 0
walker street, near Broadway.
233.-BaecheIor's Celebrated Hair Dye and
Wig Factory 10 removed to No. 1888 Broadway opposite the
fountain. Batchelors well earned fame sufficient
all who patronise him. that their wants
better supplied by him than ~ other establishment In
was Onered 500 Yesterday for the Secret
Price only four shngs 1t dyes grey light or
dark brown and jet black IL does wash of and
isyery little ttoubo to II g sold only at 6mind, 81
(only two shpgs now This makes tho hair grow dark
naturally darktops its falling off, dresses it beautifully
keeps IL moist, &c.
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OFFICE NO 30 BRoADwAY-ADAMs & co.'s

OFFICE NO 30 BROADWAY.-ADAMS & co IS
~ semMonthly United States Mail Express for Caifor
Oregon and the sandwich Islands, United States
mail steamer Georgia, on Tuesday July ls5s-saac p
Valentine special messengerWe shall despatch next
for California Oregon and the Sandwich Islands
In charge Of our messenger L. r.. Valentine, by tho
United States mail Georgia. for Aspinwal Navy
Bay direct on Tuesday, July at O'Clock p N. From
tie superiority OF transportation the
Ithmus and the facilities accorded the Pacific mail
steamers freight by is sure through
with mail speed Immediately arrvant San Francisco
all freight and packages for the towns and mining
dttcts Of California promptly forwarded by
inland expresses without delay TO destination Shippers
will please send in their goods with invoices before
Of sailing to enable to have them corded and sealed in
season. Small received until O'Clock Monday.
package should exceed l25 lbs. weight 81 feet cubic
and thing must be put up water proof
ADAMS u CO., 80 Broadway.
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tine-$'5 only for beautiful country residence in the
pleasant village of Rosevale adjoining Lakeland where
new uIeb and number Of private dwellings, have already
been Greeted and several being erected and
Ct amcst every kind may be seen groy equal to any
ioms 1850 desrsSe building lots and 80 farms will be
Each subsci9r Tor only s5 viii receive warransee deed
two twenty This fue opportunity to get clear
Of paying rents In this city and owning delight
fol healthy country residence the city, where the
domestic comforts of fan lily circle be fully realized,
and where Il 600 building lots and about 800 farms have al
ready been sold few farms of from Ave and
wards be had II applied for immediately. at from
go $50 per and regards the quality the SOIL
yefer to statement which made at the American In
stute at regular meeting Of the Farmers Club the
Els. Of June instant and without any knowledge Of mns
tom which statement the foil lowing extract viz
with respect to Long Island lands which had been
much talked Of At the previous meetings when discuss
ing the subject fsandy soils the folio wing fact record
edEdwin johnson has from to thousand
Abe south side Of Long Island about forty miles
New York where the land no better good as about
two bees eight acres He The carrot
bushe from six to seven Thousand dollars for
thinks the Lakeland station soils better than his AZ but
short time Ia loft in these lots and
few only being Iemapplicasien should be made mms
and pam phlets can be had gratis
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National Guard. Seventh Regiment, uni.
forms but little used for sale at half price, also
made order according regulation the old ta
lorng stand 200 Wooster street. three door above eeekr
st.eet. JOHN q. MOSEMAN.
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Bayaid's Inimitable Soup Fresh Green
turtle soup agsin this day at Bayard No State street.
Order for soup promptly supplied ut dollar quart
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He Is called TO the large sale of cabinet furniture to take
place this day. at 5 Bowery opposite Spring street by
OSGOOD CONCKLIN, store 1873 Fulton streetD being
the entire stock Of Messrs w. Doehler Co., well known
among the best manufacturers in this city.
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Sewing Machines-Thc First and the Last
The public in useful
vited call at office and examine the first saving
machine ever made with needle and shuttle
venton Of Walter Blunt Esq Of this city, about TWEEN
~ We ready also at all times to exhibit the
i'm proved sewing machine nvented-the
generally introduced with triumphant in great
variety Of mechanical arts and the only ma,hne which
has the capacity to do perfect work.
l. n. SINGER CO., No. 1923 Broadway.
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Writing Arithmetic, and Bookkeeping are
thoroughly and efficiently taught by B. F. FOSTER 37
Broadway whore gentlemen with business
mastery knowledge Of dnubly entry in the short
space OF one week. opsn day and evening.
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CALIFORNIA EXPRESS VIA NICARAGUA, JULY s,
in charge ofspecia Freight IS cents
pound usual from three TO days in advance Of mail
line Packages parcels and letters Boston and Phiiade
pia Expr6ss daily. Charleston and interior Of Georgia.
Alabama, Tenn essee South Carolina-Saturday
CHASE n CO., 80 Broadway.
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Kn0x has . " Relic OF . Fast Ago." In
state % preservation that furnishes
Rrss,s contrast with his beautiful Rocky Mountain bsa
my three Curiosity will attract 10 his place No. l2s
Fulton street. view the former prudence and judgment
viii induce to mako q selection OF the latter.
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IMPORTANT EXPRESS N0TICE.-PARISEN & KINGS
original Virginia and North Carolina Ex for Nor
folk Richmend Petersburg Raleigh, CASTOR Wilmington,
and all interior towns Tuesdays aud Saturdays charge
of special Our former patrons and all ship
for the above places will please leave their orders at the
Office No. Barclay street. and thereby insure low
and quick despatch. Remember, the Original Southern
press, No. Barclay rtreet PAkISEN Il KING.
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San NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attention Is called
20 GURNEYs new style Of cslored da;uerreotypes anew
feature In the art which no has recently produced Also
biz matchess taotypes with and without color No.
BroadWny.
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STOLEN GOODS.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE, JUNE 20, 1s53.-
~ Owners wanted at the First district Police Court
ut the Tombs Centre street. for the following property
supposed to DO stolen viz Ono silver watch coat
two pair OF panaoons common watch and CHAIN and
ladies' brooch ALSO at this oee for gold
pencil and pen, and n lot of shoes.
GEORGE w. MATSELL, Chief Of Police.
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Hats W.. Daauerre otyucs-The beautiful

kd0ts w. DaSuerFeOtypcss-Iuo DeauuI M
drab beaver and pearl felt hst manufactured and sold by
RAFFERTY, LEAsK at their usual low price OF So and
a. would quite enough to the fame and fortune
Of halter hut the introduction of the Dasueetype
likeness Of buys Of their inmitable
hats 10 new feature and belongs solely to them Call ad
get these hats and have inserted
In It free OF change. RAFFERTY, LEASK, 81 Chatham
street. opposite Chambers street. the of Chat
ham and Pearl streets.
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WANTED-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AVID IRoNER
w with city reference. She must be willing and olSing
Apply vt 81 West Twenty second street,
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

A DAMS 4 co. 3 EXPRESS, FOR NORFOLK, PORTS
"A mouth, Richmond, Petersburg. Wilmington, Raleigh
and the interior Of Virginia and North Carolina will
by the United states mail steamers Roanoke
via Norfolk, Tuesday and Saturday, at o'clock
ana parcels received at our Office until
time to lear daily usual at o'clock A. NJ IA ~,
and o'clock p All reights for the above points in
tended to by our inland express must be marked
ADAMS h CO., 80 Broadway,
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

DETERMINATION OF GOLD MEDAL TO FATHER
Gavszi-Father Gavazzi will deliver lecture In the
Metropolitan Hall, Thursday evening June 30th at
O'Clock the proceeds Of when wi II be given
erection Of the Italian church AID which occasion he
tesant Asso ristion. with gold medal Subject
and future u America Members of tho Order and friends
O. liberty invited to attend Tickets % cents Tickets
ALEC may be had at 1877 Broadwa,; Carter Brother @
Broadway, and Crowens, $50 Broadway,
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A USTRALIA EXPRESS-DIRECT TO MELBOURNE
N Per clipper chip SEA RANGER, to sail Saturday
July A special messenger will leave office Satur
day, at NJ. Packages parcels and letters, taken
lowest rates. CuASE az co. 3 Broad
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w b. JONES, AUCTIoNEER-JoNEs& HENRY
street furniture family leaving the cty-consstlng
sofas chsrs tables carpets buremus bedsteads beds
bedding kitchen furniture with the usual assortment
Of private family.
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Gentlemen From Louisiana, and from the
goutn and West generally are informed that ALFRED
nUNRoE CO.'S one price clothing establishment Is az
whore may extensive assortment
we'll made embracing all sizes for aud boys
Also, under of every description. Prices uni
sormy low but deviation in instance from the mark
I'd price, N B.Cothing ade order in the best
manner and at the shortest notice.
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travelling Felt Summer Hats.-An extern
ve and especially varied assortment Of these exeeedipgy
desirable and popular hats varied in coIor ana
prices without Doubt All tastes suited. WARNOCK'S
1attsrs, 275 Broadway, Irving House.
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Splendid CarpetingS-Grcat Inducements.--
Smith LOUNSBERY, No. 446 Pearl street. daily
ss additional supplies to their stock Of splendid velvet
been peculiarly fortunate in purchasing previous 20 the
recent advance In prces they enabled to sell full ten
Per cant less than present market rates.
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Uhneo the Days OF BapPh0y VINO Sought RE
nsf from the Of Phson by casting herself into
the sea Mount article
produced squsns In briliaIey Of ppsaranss 9uslity
hight aud graceful Rocky Mountain beavers OF KNOX
JAMES Their skill taste experience enterprise and tact
corner Of Broadway and Spring street the resort q
achieve few years, by their efforts, both fame and
fortune. Patronze them.
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tDtBRflSEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY,
~ SEE THIRD AND SIXTH PAGES "a

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION wANTED-oF TIMOTHY FINN SUP
posed at present to he in Detroit his brother Thomas
Finn. ANY information Of them would be thankfully
eetved by Bridget Finn residing 81 Mrs. Smiths 45
James street.
MARY ANN GELSON WILL HEAR OF SOMETHING
Nl to her advantage by calling at 81 Murray street.
MO. e5 CHRYsTIE STREET THE GENTLEMAN WHO
IN called here about six o'clock last Tuesday evening" Is
requested to call again send his address Jackson The
card he intended to leave cannot be found.
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OFFICE PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.-NEw
~ York June IA. 1S53.-At 3 meeting Of the Board Of
Directors held this day 10 wasResoived Thst the books
for transfers be closed after three o'clock this day
until the srst 1nesd in July next preparatory to div
dend the stock registered the books Of the
pAny. FRANCIS SPIES. Secretary.
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CONS ON PORTSMOUTH -COMMUTATION TICKETS
= from New York to Portsmouth, N a., and hack
July Sth inclusive obtained OF Messrs
Peterson Humphrey. 379 Broaiway; Emery 4 Coleman
40 Fulton street, and William G. Wendell 50 Maiden lane
Price Sc go,
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NOTICE.-TUE UNKNOWN INDIVIDUAL WHO
stored several crates of white lead kegs IN tho
jackson PaR 215 Duane street. nearly two years
hereby notified take the before the 4th prox
mo- in default Of which they will be sold to pay
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DECEPTION OF COLUMBIAN ENGINE COMPANY
LII Of Baltimore The marshals requested to atten
meeting this Thursday evening" at clock hous
of Engine Co. No. 8 BY order.
SETH c. DOUGLASS, Grand Marshal.
J. G. SEIxAs, Secretary.
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LOST AND FOUND

OST--ON TUESDAY EVENING THE 18Th INST,
~ In the Hope Chapel broadway, or Washington place,
lady's bracelet with the initials e. Il Whoe YER
has found the same by returning to 20 West Washington
place. will be literally rewarded their trouble with the
thanks Of the owner.
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r,Inrworvs-A WELL sGLEcXP sT Nle 49,
Shss,s trianaies flower pots, tcrpedoes bius nSns
Serroes Roman crnde., exh'Niscn p'c ss,. &C.
sush'y' "A'0' THOMAS DUNKiN, Ne. 10 Maiden AsAA
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n G. HORTON. AUcTIoNEER-THIs rHURSDAD
IT, MOI ming l0 O'clock at ID Sixth second
furniture and fine lot Of mirrors aud paintings At
IL O'clock sailboat twelve feet long, nearly
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Sewing Machines for Stitchlng and Clos
ing leather, and all fabrics making by very simple
mechanism seam, which not only appears regular and
beautiful bus when put the test in practical work. will
not break apart Descriptive pamphlets mailed
SHOWER, BAKER CO., "a Chambers street.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11
prospectus of the Wyandot Pioneer.

INview Of the rapidly improving condition of
the county of Wyandot and town of Upper
Sandusky, and for other reasons not neccs-
sary to be mentioned, I have purchased new
press, type and other printing material for the
enlargement of the PIONEER. 1t is my intention
to attempt to get up as large aud 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 it's continuance The hberality 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 toothcrs. While the
editor has his PECULIAR MOTIONS 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 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, l 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
interests. A gentleman of ability, has kindly
consented to aid me in this department of the
paper, and with his aid, l 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 vindicate every thing calculated to
promote the greatest good to the greatest num-
ber
With this exposition of what the Pioneer will
be, 1 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.
Jon OFrlcE.-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 would
therefore be well for subscribers to observe these
rules:
Terms of Subscription.
The paper will be published weekly, per year
if paid in advance, at So 90
If not paid till the expiration, $50
For six months, if paid in nadvance, l 90
If at the expiration of six months, so
W. T. GILES.
Upper Sandusky, June Goth, 1853.
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COM M E R CIAL
Cincinnati Market.

SATURDAY Evening, Aug. G..
FLOUR There was better demand for Flour
to-day, with sales of 500. 400 and l40 brls at
$4 81: and l59 do. extra at 81 10. and 100 do,
new wheat, at $4 65,
GRAIN In Grain We heard of no transac-
tion. Wheat IS @sOc. Oats sell in the small
way at 45c. Corn is salable at 55c.
PROVISIONS-The only sale heard of to-
day was 900 pieces common canvassed Hams
at lOc. The market is steady and there is good
business doing in the retail way.
WHISKY Sales of 1873 brls, from Miami
canal at 20c.; al do from do at 1890, $50 dc
from river at 20c., and 60 do from wagons at
2011sc., an advance, at which the demand is good
and the market closed firm.
CHEESE.-sale of $50 boxes at 7c, and 35 dc
at 714c.
OLA sale of 25 brls. No. 2 Lard Oil al
79c. No. 2 is worth &c., with an increased firm.
ness in the market.
SUGAR-A sale of 40 hhds. common to primo
at AZ to SIC.
MOLASSES-Sales of 35 brls. prime at 25c
and 25 do inferior at 22c. The market contin.
ues dull.
COFFEE-A sale of 65 bags good Rio at lOc
and SO do at 934c.
HAY-New Timoty, in bales, in worth l3 to
$l4
THE RIVERhas fallen seven inches during
the last "a hours.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-11

GEORGE HARPER,
Treasurer Wyandot County, Ohio.
August 8th, 1858. augl1-n16-5w
* UARDIAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
O-Pursuant to an order of the court of COM
mon pleas, of Hardin county, Ohio, to me di-
rected shall offer for sale at the office of the
clerk of the court of common pleas, in Kenton
on Saturday, September 18th, A D 1853, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A NJ and NJ
of that day the following described real estate
subject to the dover of the subscriber therein, to
w.t. the north west fourth of the south east
fourth of section 80, in township 2, south of
range thirteen, also the north east fourth of the
south west fourth of the said section township
and range; land subject to sale at Bucyrus, Ohio
containing 40 acres more or less; appraised at
$400. Also the undivided one-fifth part of the
following real estate, situate in the county of
Wyandot and State of Ohio; to wit: part of
the west half of the south east quarter of sec
ton eight, township four, and range thirteen,
containing thirty eight acres; also the east half
of the south east quarter of same section; town
ship and range, containing seventy nine acres !;
also the north east quarter of the N. E. quarter
of sec. IT, township 4, and range I3 cont aiming
forty acres; also the south half of the south
west quarter of section nine, township four and
range thirteen containing eighty acres; said
real estate to be sold subject to the dover estate
of Eliza A. Hurd, therein, and appraised sub
iect to said dover, at two hundred and ninety
one dollars and thirty two cents. (29I ,32.)
o. Terms of Sa!c-One third down on the day of
sale, one third in nine months and the residue
in eighteen months; deferred payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises
MARY A. HURD, Guardian of
Mary Eliza Hurd.
Thompson & Catch, Attys.
August 10TH 1853. aug11 n16-4-*
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Preservation of the Mental Powers.
v-s Fatuity from old age eannotbe cured; but
( Il may be prevented by employing the mind
constantly in reading and conversation, in
thesevening of life. DR.. Johnson ascribes
the fatuity Of Dean Swift to two csuses:-
FIRST, resolutionhe made in his youth that
he would never wear spectacles; from the
want of which ne was unable to read in the
decline Of lite; and second, to his avarice,
which led him to abscond from visitors, o
deny himselfto company, by whichmeans
he deprived himself Of the only twometh-
eds bywhich new ideas are acbuircd or old
ones renovated. His mind, from these
causes, languished from the want OF exer-
else, and gradually collapsed into idiotism,
. in which state he spent the close of his life
in ahospital, founded by himself, for per-
sons afflicted with the same disorder. which
he finally died.
Country people, when they have no re-
lish for books, when they lose the ability
to work, to go abroad, from age or weak
ness, are very apt to become fatuitous;
especially as they are too often deserted in
their old age by the younger branches of
the families in consequence of which, their
minds become torpid from the want of So
ciety and conversation. Faulty is more
rare in cities then in country places, only
hecausesociety and conversation can be had
in them on more easy terms; and it is less
common among women than men, only be-
cause they seldom survive their ability to
work: and because their employments are
of such nature as to admit their being
carried on by their fresides and in aseden-
tary posture.
The illustrious DR.. Franklin, exhibited
a striking instance Of the influence ofread
ing, writing and conversation, in prolong-
ing sound and active state of all the fac
ultics of his mind. In his eighty-fourth
year he discovered no one mark in any of
them, of weakness or decay, usually obser
we'd in the minds of persons at that adyan
ced period of life-Dr. Bush.