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were upon the fishery al Fog island In par
~ :, ~ Immense school Of maoserei. were coaat
- .S 1'fuAAoAs upon ihc property and persons
81 tbs fishermen belonging pso. ana .i~,,.,s
la eoasequ eDoe Of lhis re port sir C,eo,s. - -
dsteiy ordered the Bonita. Lieut. Bridge, ~ -, -. -,
cruise IN that direction for The proseesioa ofBh
esn, and she accordingly sAilsd."
STATE OFFICERS xLscrxD IN VERMONT
MosrxLIxa, Oct 2s--On the SIKH ballot ys.,.,a.v
mon r. hiddef, The democratic candidate for eateaan
governor. was elected BY majority, and John Page
sdem D Of Molipeler. was chosen SlAls treasurer.
sEArs or
LOUISVILLE. Oct zsRey James Gsl.her died At Bruno
WICK. Mo- iast Tuesday. lie excessively known a.
The iale chaplain 10 Congress.
kIvKH
WaSxLisc, Oct 3lrhs water up the river Il now ain
eet Ia me channel. and the risc believed psrmansn
We have boats for to-day aud and the .rwv ho~
Of the consolidated Union line viii somrneacs TuHnins
regularly in few days.
MARTHA WASHINGTON cossrnAroxs xrc
CScRsATI. Oct 29-In the Martha Washington trial 70
day John Whitley clerk of Kssxne confessed that he pos
jured himself his nation before the
as to ksssnes having shipped twelve boxes Of esndes
the steamer Martha Washington He that he knew
Of such shipment, but induced by Kssane per-
jure himself
There six feet OF ia the channel tho river
between here and Louisville. and the si rising.
FIxE--I.oss Lux
NEw YoRK. Oct. 9The destruction Of Rogers clothips
Of Nassau and Fulton Streets yesierdsy
ing has resulted in considerable loss Of is Two bodss
found this morning, and 10 sAred that
five also persisted. Hundreds hresn
are Al work this morning removing tho ruins.
ARRIVAL or THE CRY MANCHESTER.
PHIlADELPaA, Oci 3i-The CRY Of Manchester
arrived morning. with l76 cabin passengers and
large and costly cargo.
New YORK Oct 3l.-Flour--ihe steamers has had
favorable effect the market, causing advances Of
lsi cents per bb with considerable actvitysales of
Is 900 bbs at S. 6s SO rs for State and 46 rs % 81
for Genesee saes Of 500 Ibis mixed straight Baltimore
NJ Sc 50 u 81 l2{ and dull Wheat has advanced 10
per bu.he with sales of 80 coo bushels l62
white, and l56 for southern white Sales
OF 10 900 bushels rs Tor Mixed - for
whiie and 80 for yellow
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BY ,. c. MCGUIRE, A.eueneer.

Ny J. c. Mcguire. Aueueneer.
TWO SMALL FRAME HOUSES AT AUCTIoN.-oa TUESDAY
afternoon November ~ O'Clock on the premises hsn
No No. 81, froatng - fes
north street, west naniag @
feet, improved BY frame dwelling -h0uscs.
residue twelve, eghtsea
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
J. C. MCGUIRE,
Oct2s-d Aucsioneey.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on TENTH BE-
1 aactonOn Tuesday anernooa No
O'Clock shall sell los no h
square 81 feet lex inches Tsn
nnins hack ius feel - PAVED
hasisomeiy situated IN the pleasant a -
pnsaie residence, and well worthy The stsensoa e
spnsd desiring good building lot.
Terms oue-shrd noaths,
Sos satisfactorily secured, bearing atsrs~s-
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
I Oct 2s-d AucnoassS.
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NOTICE
TnGAsrRY Der AnG -, lodA
Ssice hereby gwen hosse e
April Is s<s ssl sSrnsAs sls
Dscsnb~r is6a
Of Jsiy, lo< reAsssshs - No.
vemSes, prepared psschas
a Decsase
millions Of said sfoch, The -
q hereinafter mentioned, VII
ofssy whs fhs ssssd,
p~esrepce svsn order Of which e
either kind nay cesuScss as~sse1
Usi.sA States, this department.
ee,ps viii Be Pad eo~pcssdsd q s ssevs.s 30
ncuiars
LIST The par value specsedps sscs eeruaess
psssiun Of The stocks a isc re<sessAs
BEL ofek cenI - ~
socks a a 1855.
"a Interest on In. pas Of Jssy, IeSS
,or reach hs o~ne o one asys assss -
dison-
n. u.ss>x s.ass sasa, Hsw xst,
= lanes GUTHRIE,
is-dd s~ss~Ar q - rsssssJ.
NOTICE
TsaXsssv .--.s~.s-- log =, besa
Node. i hereby give. go ssen =
te y.,sr< pss - 1assnv,
1917 and is7. 49, = - ssa
,utsnrs~A ~ Nsreh i~ss, ss< sAsssss -
sas - 49, 1900 ..s a. IL, a.y q p.csu.sss ssss 70
,s~, n In. ..w a AZ - ~ ase.s
the manner hsre'ns''er meauos.S 70 v"i
n
r,f,r,ece win given order Of us IN vtes - ~
hs nav s offered daily sssgssd - - Un1pa
States, BE- Transmitted TO ms sspsnssss' 80 -
whereof price paid eomsosnSeA q ~ ove pssss
l. tn. psr value or specified each cssascssa-
4 A rs.ssn on "a amount n r~en'y o~e ~ ssnI
I.,rr-~, ON IN. n ~ Jsy 100,
20 the das. 81 receipt the vim ~ ais
reach hs o~ner d one Say i"ss's -
p.v~sr, sos d.s 81 ss rvsssr q
so-ss-, Ssv fsm'
rssisAsphi., - the parties "sy indicate. ,v-v,r
c~,aAr serretsry oil Tys.0y.
e a.: s S.s ::: -:
s.y, .,so .sv.s s'''s" ~ ~s.k
Tor -e''' % ''' amer me = = Dsxres, s.so-
S.s 4 yIi' 80. 49, : 80 :: -
.S5.:s.ssL .SS. Is - s'~
-sD.-w.,@ FIELD. i.s- u wmsss Hass, rs.,.rs1.ny
"A ,.ser.s h, friends s.a ne psse ss.y, & = ss.
c.-e.. -. Ts- s... ss~ sss sssS = c:s, s r..
s.s%. on sss y I'D "a - 1 =. ssu e.
oe, sd
0sssvsssvvn Fs~>is ss.s.a~y, c~~su.ssws. ID. G.
. .:.,s .:. :: :' ;, s :- s.,
- 49, : I. 1850 s.y.s.. A:xy..,y n .Av'ses
oss.'ssss. : ssa 81 =. .rp,'e.ssa g.e.p.l
WILLIAM CLARK.
Oct a-tHnlsJsr Pner4ssa
EusK DRnss saIHTsJ... s.~ ed a.u s.prsy
viii p.n, French. ..d embroidered hc.s~s,
C0Ae- n LANES
oentewews Fssntuhana nsahssh@~e
Fens- s~suoA, *
r. sNy thorough scquarsarce e,s~sssss $500.
.. sc.ssrss, !" '''--e sussrs, .r.ss. - =
Oct D-sA lIstI
= -: s..,.ss. s-s.s.s s-- -,-.s 60
snsss ,eo-' - .s.s..s rsr.ss.-- Css2 ss.ss
JAMES c. M~CUIak
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bosros. Oct Bly, ne steamer Adaisa 90 have s..
Johns On 3D. papers Of The Nh ssass Thsy cootsin
'oow''s tom me Hsisr Chronicle "Inform from
ns D',s o. o~nso reschsd tbs CRY y.ssrday rsrs thss
nsei Of about On hsodsd M Of Uaissd Asn~msn
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Ns~ Yosx ocl ~ There vss meeting OF merchaus
TO-DAY the Exchange oonsds ts removal Of Cu~cso,
Bronson-C B. Lamar, ohairman Rssouro~s derouccin,
IL removal were Pared s-vsv.i esatssa were c.ied
on for sfssrhss. but made. Tho s.~si.r -
lonrned s'~s s~. The meeting was July aues3ed-
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Volcc or the South.


produced some exciisment We quote from the Raleigh
IN CO. Standard:
"RKnJyAL COLLECTOR Baossos The Presiden',
through Secretary the Treasury, has M.
Greene c. Bronson from plaza collector Of port
New Yosk. We concur wi Richmond EaquireT,
that removal Of Collector Boasou would be
ouence letter of defiance the President
what every person with at of popney hav-
expected II is Incompatible with the dignity OF the Elk
ecuiye 10 subordnafes ia ofFos manifest no
espec for heir snperior TIE cter Of Mr. Bons
faction against The policy Of the admins
tr,ton and maniiestly designed Ms challenges Th-
Presdenl The President right in Diminishing Bronson,
and county will sustain hun Thin prompt bold, and
jus, measure illustrates bis energy Of character, and ~i ia
spe ardlr Iosom OF his friends. The
nid may faer and the desert, but hon
est democrats vii stand by the President in his struggle
with fscsoa For time, doso tho rage OF faction ~
I'LL country with Us inarar yes but, the ebaltion
over returning viii vindcate the President, ard
cover ,r.iion with meri'ed contempt"
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-. has been week. betofe ths supefof
aud ls ID oo4Dy i0.osas prlnsipsss sssresng 10 that
"a A. baabarians II suit brought by coored
"a s his jssds. aud The Jury vcfdici ia his ia
ar We gave lne lscis OF rtc Case
George Alien (coioed) brought action OF trcspass
. against EsnAh Aea <~hite) ior that The latter had
illegally deprived hin Of his liberty The evidence The
n,rt al The psinif consisted Of record Of
II oas Clsra Bssl Alsa, by Ekansh Alien her
s Inc grandfather VI the defendant and I'M
def he claimed The record bore date July ~ leoo
Al Of pssas ord Qvarsr sessions or the county VI
Bruasxick. IL waa admitted Clara the grand
mo,ss ol Tbs psossnt plAind, and The mother Of Nifty
Ann nsohes Of piaiauh The issue submitted 70 the
iary way. Kiuy Ann Aien noher Of the plsintin.
horn snbseousut OF prior July a. 1908 Evidence sub
ied By pntnsia and defendant sltrrasrsy supported
and dssaad both sides Of this issae was objected ON
The pan q the oil emancipation was no
valid the that there was no evidence 10 sAusy
me court Nat The bond gvea BY Eksnah Aen re grand
t.t.r al dstuasxr was executed BY him. aud that there
fre the act Of not perfect boi VOID
was consended by plain counsel that the oond ior"ed
no part Of record, and that tho master Moo ms pe
ton 10 tbs court. praying permission 20 emancpa n''
A. - ~d saa the granted The slave $1,000 Pso
f,.,a fr.e Q,t Dov. aud Bar. Bryan vs WHdswoith y
and .hai The OF sssemb required the bond 70 DC MED
under penalties but did not make the oeraoa OF
the slsvs dePsoA thai ACT lhe NAT oil ihe coaf
upon hearing the pse'ion, liberated thc AAse hvosAoc
10 he unsyee ~ wtshes
Upon these submitted TO the jary, they rendered
verdict .i,er the lapse Of hall hour. in favor OF the
plsAtid.
For the plaintif-Msssrs 9 Wright and Adam Empie.
!, esq.; fer deendan.-Hon. Robert Strange and r. o.
Miller, esq
The case asgued with ability, ard We trust vio-
. no professional cosrtesy in swading the effort OF
M Empie high degree VI praise which have
been conceded by the listeners present during its de-
user- Fam,~gtos IN CO Htroid.
The above record is preserved for the Of OF
our northern contemporaries. who that the rights
Of slaves are disregardsd and OF avail in the slave
SAFES.
To those who know anything Of the real condition OF
hngs there and view lhen with the eye Of candor, the
condition 81 The slaves in The Soaih is good as the
condition fixed BY law and nature render them. The
interference OF fanatics only tends render the condition
Of the slave wr,ched, and thai Of the more
stringent.
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Major Dalany from the command OF The guard n |
New York. to that OF Boston.
Major Eaglish, from the command OF the guard at
Boston, TO that OF Philadelphia.
Major MaIson, detached from the command OF the |
guad the Norfolk yard. and present awaits orders
Captain Brevor is 10 continue in command OF the |
Captain Williams, who has been awaiting ORDERS s
ordered 10 the command OF the guard At the Washington
yard
Captain Tyler, detached from the command of the |
guard al Washington navy yard and ordered 10 the
mand OF the guard al headquarlesthe Marine barracks
Captain Gillespie ordered to the hayward at Pensa
cola, having been awaiting orders.
MARRIED,
S.fs Gsu,s n New xss
c. Of New Haven, Connscncn JULIA HELEN, daush
THE parties altar Miss Townsend,
New York city, and his Governor Seymour Of Connect
cut minister 70 Rsssia
e. annual e ., sas Grand Lodge
ne Of and Tenth Tuesday The LIST Of November
viii govern themselves
Eooa ssnding ssernay invited TO attend
. s by order Of the N. W. Gr Master.
Oct I'D CT Secretary
CARD-Tbe gentlemen Of the Dis
a s. respectfully S,sd % The sale winch b WIN a.e place
street near The corner ..s OF street north, the furniture q good
''-', - ''''F' ''''''' = - s SSsEs SCOTT,
DC; I'D Ancuoneers.
WILL OPEN sOosr
RIsLEY's vARIETE.
IsLEy's HALL or VARIETIES a.ae HAM being
POPULAR ENTERrAIExENTa
in Washington place
elegance, COED ass and always 10
ot3O-diw
ODD FELLOws HALL
Monday, October IL every evening" further
T. BISHOP, THE VOCALIST,
present ssroconic, and Vocal Eusaome.i Of
sons -ss ser11'' User. Te.. srnr hA'ri'''' s'eos'
Cards q sdnissoA, y cent?, children half price,
Oct ut
BY GREEN 4 SCOTT. A-csae.s=rs-
Z INTENSIVE SALE or NEW AND SECONDHAND rURNI-
J. ,s o. 10 o'eIoei. m,
k.~ .s1 ssss.a -A.s1 fsrnit.s
Al..ss ...onns.t ofsI.-.~.rs q every description
az. GKEES \ scoTT,
Novl-d Ascuoneen.
ny ). c. MCGUIRE. A.cu....r.
crock AND MIXTURES or A CoSFECTIuKARY EsTAB-
w.ass.S,y .osi"s Ss.,.ss - = - 0s,sss
- ss sss I s . nc sn. :seS AID
cosssiSs u good sssotnsnf Of
sssrs sssn ssr@s;,c.iiy seated, Ae-
Tss..s. .,. .. A,,... so..,S.: q .s:.sr o.
Asree 'op isaes, g. -, ~'Aso~ ''ss~
e,cvrs. ,ce-~ pfr~~r~r and surh<
Terms "a ana under each thirty
endorsed bearing
j. q MCGUIRE,
Ascuop~sY.
rvusurrrou or pDGIs Tn. ..h,s.,oo NJ fo-s an
n -. IN Tb.r~A.y Ncv.varr n :, N o,r,ern . ~
.ssu Dos.os rocss~ eersss rsnnsyivsn,s
ront.u. Fnasy
.nn''' -"
Contributor m os.-rv. this. IN. e,s-s ...
ri. !. .-.se s.d eseb 10 he
..~s-. ~ CO., and ~bet,er for sale os not
- CHARLEs G.
Ere Associst.on
-
.,srr- : a zING N~S
y =. s.-..s-.,, a.~c-,.r,h, "a H,,ao,v
n.S. 80. r1.-,c.1 4 ,,sr.r.y,
-. yvus.s re, suGsr,... "a DEAN. Inv pes.chesn.
-. a-..s - ~. s,.nrh =
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Al Grace Church. Prattsvie Greene county, New York.
26h uif Mr.. WsGHr, GoI.fN iNGERSOLL,
NJ Of New Haven, Conneccui lula HELEN only daugh
ter of Hon ZApoc PRArr, Of Pfasissiiie.
THE accompanied Miss Townsend
New and excesncy Seymour
ne o usuial 3
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CXrRNsiyE SALE or NEW AND SECONDHAND rURNL
Z gA Ac, ssctssson TSe~1ay Mover
SELL front Of INC sasse al 10 O'CLOCK,
assortment Of
New I'd soro hand furniture
A large assortment ofGls~s~ar Of every description
cigars, a ssps,of quality
Win other ARTICLES winch deem unnecessary
sie. GREEN SCOTT,
Id Auctioneen.
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NTocK AND VIxTUnEs or A CoEFECTIUkARY EsTAB-
"Wednesday November - - 10 O'Clock,
4. Cautcr. Pxnnsyivs
ma Sell saock aad
cosslssins u good ssso'Hsnt Of
Candies, cordisis, preserves, psckles
ally scaled, Ac-
Of q pumber o.
Marble tsbies, gss casss, window snadss
ismpw chsirs
fr~eaers, and bschets-
90 under that credit Of thirty a.d
SIXTY days. satisfactorily endorsed noss bearing Interest
J. 4. MCGUIRE,
Nov Id Ascuoe~sr
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mosrrELIxa, Oct zss-On the SIKH ballot yesterday
hon r kdder the democratic candidate for lieutenant,
sosefnof. elected BY joTy, aud John Pan,
kaem . Of Montpelier. chosen Stalls usAsaIsr
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CAKDTbe attention Of The LADIES' and gentlemen Of
n tict respectfully Invited the sale which place
The residence Of Lieut. W. g. Rosecrans, 10 O'clock
Of NORTH The
qualify and The sale will be we'll worthy The
farn.nins For further particulars Advertisement.
GREEN SCOTT,
Oct I'D Aacuoncers.
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5-MAsonc.-The annual O
Of District Of Columbia viii
OF and Tenth Tuesday Of November
4 O'Clock,
Officers and members will govern
accordingly
Master Masons ssndng
by order Of the NJ. w. OR. Master.
CHAs. S. PRAILEY,
Oct I'D CT Secretary.
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ODD FELLOwS' HALL
Monday, ii, every evening further
T. BISHOP, THE VOCALIST,
WIN present his ssroConic Pictorial
soKs scExas, UscIa Tox's 6rtRIr RAsrsss,
6IeAI, nc.
Cards q sdnsson, = cent?, children half price,
Oc Nj
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4 "hSxLisc, Oct 5i-Ihe water up the river ain
eet Ia The channel and the rsc believed psrmansns
We have boats for to-day aud and the .rvs s
Of the consolidated Union line win somrneuce Tunnip.
regularly in few days
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xHiBITTON OF FOWIA.-Ths eshibsnon %
Il THURSDAY Ncvem,'er ~, ~ - ocect
Caseu
uai Fndsy evening Members with their
sdsaisd Fncs sdos-aaa ~
Contributor should b. port
labelled
species Of fowls, and whether for
- CHARLES c. FACE,
Chairman Ereesnv, commn~s Horticultural Assoe's',oa-
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LOUISVILLE Oct zsRey. James be died Bruno
WICK. MO, iaH Tuesday lie was excessively known ~
the late chaplain 10 Congress.
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4 AKRvAL MAScHEsTKR.
PHILADELPHIA. Der. 3i-The steamer City Of Manchester
arrived this morning. with l76 cabin passengers and
1 large and costly cargo
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Lfvrnroof, Oct s-Inteixcnce from Paris by telegraph
states that the Bonrse du yesserday opening
e.t became gradually steady, ssd closed With .
Tbr-es, ~ 90 Foorr nd. halves. ss-s0
CooTAsrrsorLs. Oct. She citv 10 ,ranqua part OF
the Rnssian army 20 inv ~n,er ut Bucbases
Exchange on Lon don IF
oDss'A, OCT lS-To Turkish declaration OF y. h.,
been received ncfe Tho OF Gen. Lsd !. ain h
70" ve"v errs citing msrchiss orders The rrsa,.a con
ndenoe Pr,vai' Ia commercial cir-.es
~ =. ,Aoodsy. Oct l'--The Ave, closed At eli Er-
ensns On London, 1i.3
"a purszssuses, Oct Il.-Ercbanss L,ndon ss1 =
=" The demand for shipping nnabAsd and frsi gbs.
higher ihsn ever.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-10
Eayy.

A mean, base, sordid person. w,
would as soon fcndle live scorpion. a.
to harbor feeling so guilty. What al
occupation for the human heart? A mons
ter horrible as Cerberus; a vile chemis
forever seeking a bane; bending over tn,
alembic Of malice. stirring up hatred and
strife, till he makes one huge dish 0
poison, in which he sleeps the better quail
ties, till they are better and cruel as til,
grave. ..... ...
With what green eye does he look
out over the world! How his hair stands
on end and his fingers clutch the dag.
ger of destruction, when he meets one BET.
ter than himself. How he grinds his teeth
when beauty stands beside his detormity'
and Kisses like Serpent stirred in his
nest, when fame plucks his laurcls for the
brow of another. His tongue, sharpen.
ed with the venom of black hate, and hot
with malace as burning Goals, "set on fire
of hell" He would unhnge the door OF
an infants heart, and teach lis little
thoughts to quarrel with perfection, and
pick the eye out of virtue. So foul is his
spirits, that he has been known to dip
graves for an entire household, and smile
with the exultation Of demon over the
ruin he has made. .
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FEMME Delifucy.

Above every other feature which adorns
the female character. delicacy stands fore
most in the province Of good taste. No
that delicacy which is perpetually in ques
Of something to be ashamed of, which
makes merit Of blush, and shippers a,
the false construction, its own ingenuity
has put upon an innocent remark, this
spurious kind Of deicacyis as far rrmov.
ed from good taste as from good feeling
and good sense; but the high minded deli,
cacy which maintains its pure and unde
waiting walk alike amongst women as in
the society Of men. which shrinks from no
necessary duty. and can speak. when re.
qpired. Wit seriousness and kindness Of
things at which it would be ashamed to
smile or blush; that delicacy which knows
how to confer a benefit without woundino
the feeling Of another, and understand
also how and when to conceive one; that
delicacy which can give aims without dis.
play, and advice without assumption; and
which pains not the most susceptible be-
ing in creation.
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Parties.

Your enjoyment of a party depends far
less upon what you find there, than or
what YOU carry with you. The vain, am.
btion, the designing, will be full of ankle
ty when !Eey go. and of Disappointment
when they return. A short triumph viii
be 'oowed by a deep modification, anc
the selfshness of your aims defeats itself
If you so to SEE. and to hear and 10 max,
the best of whatever occurs, with dis.
position to admire all that is beautiful, ano
to sympathize in the pleasures of others
you can hardly fail to spend the time
pleasantly. The less you think of your.
self and your claims to attention, the bet
ter. II you are much attended to, re-
ceiye it modestly and consider it as hap
pl accldentif you are little noticed, use
your leisure in observing others.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-10
May 3rd. 1858. no3-.tf

GALE OF REAL ESTATE by ORDER OF PROBATE
- CoURT;-On the 10th day of June A
1853. AT 2. o'clock p. NJ. on the premis-
es will be sold 10 the highest bidders the
following real estate as the property ol
Marcy MiIum Joel MIlum, George Milum,
and Adam Milum, Minlr heirs of Adam
Milum, deceased to wit: The North East
fraction Of Section 2l, in Township |.
Range IA, in Wyandot county, State Of
Ohio containing 85, acres more or less, APP
praised at thirteen hundred doll
TERMS OF SALE. one third in hand
one third IN one, and the balance in two
years from the day Of sale, with interest,
the deferred payments. to be secured by
Mortgage on the premises.
MARY MILUM
Guardian of Said Minors
Tymochtee Township Wyandot county
Ohio, May 10Th 1858. 4.wPd. l50 !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-10
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BARGAINS! BARGAINSt!
The W'ydndots are not Coming Eack, but

HC ~ 0eiAttOt0 tHC NOC COHFfHS 1SuCks ON
JOSEPH B. WHEELER,
Has Just returned from the Eastern cities, and is
now opening the largest and best selected as
sortment Of Spring and Summer Goods ever
offered to the citizens of this county, aud at such
prices as will astonish the natives and defy COM
petition. Ills goods were selected to suit this
market, and he is determined TO sell on Il rms
to suit all purchasers. To his extensive assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes he would Gull the at
tention of all the ladies and gentlemen who wish
to have something neat and durable for their un-
derstandngs. He would respectfully call the
attention OF the public to his extensive assort-
ment of HARDWARE, comprising all articles
usually kept in that assortment of business;-
which will be sold lower than can be had in
Northern Ohio.
His general assortment consists Of Dry oods,
Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Queensware, Glassware, Hardware, and great
variety of fancy and other articles of all kinds.
Tie citizens of this county and the "rest OIL
are respectfully invited to call aud ex-
anime his stock Of goods before purchasing else
where. sstl -e tases VI
He will atall times pay the highest price for
country produce-so do not forget to call at the |
Big Brick opposite the ceurt house.
UpPer sandusky, June 9TH, 1s53.-s-tf'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-10
SHERLFFoS SALE.

DY virtue OF writ of f. fa., to me directed
ID by the court of common pleas of Wyaudoi
County, Ohio, shall expose to sale at Public
Vendue at the door Of the Court House, in Up
per Sandusky, on the 9th day of June 1883, be-
tween 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, the
following premises, situated Ia the town'of Up
per Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio,lto wit
In Lot numbered fourteen ia appraised at
$500. Out lot numbered forty three, (43) con
tanning a-steam saw mill, e.gine' machinery, &c
appraised at $1,000. Out Lot numbered forty
two[42l, appraised at 81 50-and out lot num-
bered iortyfour t44l, appraised at 5000. !.
Taken as the property Of Stephen Whinnery
TO satisfy Judgment .in favor Of VIM. M. Orr.
CURTIS BERRY. Jr, Sheriff. w. C. Z,
May, "a 1883. pfSl50
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-10

GUARDIAN SALE OF REAL ESTATE
NJ BY ORDER Or THE PROBATE
COURT.-On the 1st day of July. A d 1859,
at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon, at the door of
the Court House, nths town Of Upper Sandus-
ky, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the property Of Harriet
Eliza Cowdry, minor heir Of Ambrose II. Cow
dry, neceused, to.wh: In lots number eighteen,
niueteen, twenty, sixty-two and sixty y-three,. in
the town Of Middlevlle. in Pitt township, W.
andot county, Ohio. (fermerly In Crawford Co.
Ohio,] subject TO u yearly payment Of the sum
of $1,000 Tile dover Of Hester A. Coons, there
in assigned. Appraised atS40os00.
Terms Of Sale.-0ue third of the purchase
money in hand OH the duy Of sale, Que third in
one year tIierefrom, and the balance in 9 years
from said day OF sale, with interest from said
lay Of sale, and the deferred payments to be se-
:ured by notes secured by responsible men,
SIMEON COONS,
Guardian OF Harriet Eliza Cowdfy.
HENRY MADDux, Solicitor,
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