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insurance AGENCY.

TNRANKLIN WHIPPLE, (oflice 265 Main St. is
II Agent for some of the best Stock and Mutual Fire
Insurance Com panits in this State, and would solicit
applications from III whose property is UNINSURED.
He is also Agent for State Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.. and Mutual Life In
surance Co.. of New York
Office 265 Main Street, I'd door South of old United
STATES Hotel. feh7
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SPECIAL AND
W. Hp6hEPrT a N'H' NeeB'UgyEE.
Lessons in French, German, Spanish, &c.

Lessons in French. German, Spanish. &c.
PROVIDING that the undersigned shall have sui
4 fcient number of pupils for teaching The French,
Italian Spanish, German, Latin the Greek, Hunga
ran, TUX, and SCavOnlc languages, he will remain in
this city the which is required enable
his pupils to advance by themselves, without any
teacher only in understanding these languages, but
10 speak aud write them correctly and perfectly.
Gentlemen and Youths, also, DESTROYS of acquiring
systematical knowledge in the art of fencing with
whatever kild of modern arms, will please present
Themselves in the of this week. at the American
Temperance House.
After this week, well in the Pathological, in the
GymDaslical class, pupil will be received as the IN
dersigned has time than what ID required for
course.
Lessons in The languages ifdesired, will be given at
the residences the pupils while the undersigned, for
his capacity well in teaching the above enumerated
languages the art Of fencing, also, for his moral con
duet, may present testimon ias, from gentlemen who
are universally KNOWN in this new and in the old coun-
try, RODoLFO BAkDH DE hoNAISl'
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rare chance is offered to buy NEW COTTAGE,
In very pleasant part Of the city, containing
This House will be sold for LESS THAN COST and
offers a great induc4nent to any one wishing 10 pur
chase Apply mm edateiy. The quicker the cottage
is suld the cheaper it be bought large share OF
the purchase money can remain mortgage for four
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In Consequence

OF the advanced state of the II. c. Valentine
" is closing out his large stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing at greatly reduced prices, and all persons in
of Goats, Pants Vests, Undershrts and Drawers,
any description of Clothing, Furnishing Goods.
respectfully invited to call and get Bargain
II. y. VALENTINE,
rag dGwtf No Merchants Row.
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REAL ESTATE.


The subscriber will give his personal attention
go to the purchase aud sale Of Real Estate of all
sfss descriptions both in the city and country.
Persons having real estate for sale or wishing 10 pur
chase will do well to cali on him.
GUSTAVUS ELLIOT,
deG3O df 233 Main street.
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CLEARING OUT SALE

Of Overcoats Undercoats, Pants. Vests,
BOYS CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
VNTE are soon TO commence manufacturing GU. own
w Clothing, and sh all offer our present stock,
without regard to cost TO make for goods of our
own make TBAYER a. EAMES.
d2O DIFF Harrington Corner Main 81 Front SITS.
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Tailoring ESTABLISHMENT For Sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his Stock and Stand
4 in Shire wsbury. The amount of Stock on hand Is
small and the place is very desirable one for any tai
Tor who may wish to go into business, in thriving
village, where there is competition Terms reason
able. HENRY REED, JR.
Shrewsbury Feb 2, 1854. d&wlm*
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Clothing Clothing-,Clothing /!

CIOIHInB IOIHIug-CIOJnInB
MIR. FRANCIS F. DUDLEY would inform the
ISk public generally that he has made ample arrange
ments with of the first class houses of New York
and Boston, for supply ofGOOD CLOTHING, which
viii be sold, flor the CASH. lower than by any one
in Worcester County, at the old stand of Warden d
Dudley, no Merchants Row, directly in front Of the
Worcester House, +. D. DUDLEY.
Worcester January 9, 1854. Jas d3m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CITY HAL.L-!

FIFTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT
OF THE
CERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY,
FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. 10,
On which OCCASION the following Artists will appear
in Solo Parts:
Mrs. EMMA A. WENTWORTH, Vocalist,
WILLIAM sCHULTZE, viomisi,
CARL ZERRAHN, Fluiist,
JoCHEN G. SCHULTZ, Clarionetlst,
EGT:Ui, J5'KAPPI 2, Futist,
WILLIAM MEYER, obOist,
HANS THIEDE, Bassoonist,
AND THOMAS IMMERDURsT, Drummer
The iattee has especially engaged for TINS ore
Concert only.
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Valentines-Valentines.

A LARGE and beautiful assortment of Sentimental
N and great variety of Comic Valentines. Call and
see thsm, at RAVENS, IS Main Street, next door 10
Seby's. dot is
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s-.. Pro m IN c.
PART l.
l-Kriegerischo Jubelouvsrture, describing
the opening of The battle ofZarnewanz, lndpahl'ef'
o-Waltz. "Kroll,s Ball Dances" ELymbye.
issong ofthe Lark, with Flute Obligre, ! Conner
MRS. WENTWORTH y CARL zERRAHNl
6-Allf geo, descriptive Off thunder soimO
from the ''Pastora Symphony" Beethoven
5-Potpourri on the most popular themes,
from LA File de Regiment" Donizetti.
With Solos Violin and Clarionette performed by
w: sCHULTZE and J. C. sCHULTZ.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LEWIS C. MUNN,
Real Estate, Insurance, Employment g.
BOARDING AGENCY,
oa MANN sT,s-UP s%ATnS
Fiftu Eouses fOr saIe,

IN different parts of the uliy also, 200 HOUSE
) LOTS This propA rty can be bought on the most
ILLEGAL terms.
To be Let,
A tenement on Park street, IL rOomS-S300.
Cottage on Orchard street, z rooms-Sl42
A tenement on orange street, 6 Iooms-Sl25.
A house OH Chandler st, ruoms-S2l5,
A house on Eewbury st, rOums-Sl50
Two tenements Edward and Earle streets,
A tenement on Orange St, roOms-S $3.50.
An per tenemant roous, within mile of City
Hall, with garden. Rent only 500.
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RARE CHANrEIl!

ITOCK of Boots and Shoes for sale at Great Bar
y gain, with lease of Store. To any wishing to
engage in tho business this offers very favorable OPP
poriunty as profitable business has been done. In
oaire on the premises, No. 50 Main St., or Of
E. A. GOODN0W,
No. Piper's Block.
NIB The goods will be offered at retail, at greatly
reduced prices until otherwise disposed of as the stock
must be closed off Immediately.
Worcester, Jan. %, 1854. DIST
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Butte T! Butter II!
LOST!

O0fln POUNDS Butter-extra nice-iust recev.
<OOO ed, and Tor sale by G II. HARLOW
fe dit 3s Front Street, Newton Block
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CoIoartnership.

TINE subscribers have formed copartnerhip for the
4 purpose of carrying on more extensive business
in the Merchant Tai 'orng Line, and ALSO to add TO
that branch large. and well selected stock of READY
MADE CLOTHIAGI.
All Garments m sde at the Establishment war
ranod he equal any that be found in this city
All garments are Wsirrsned TO give satisfaction.
o. A large lot Of Furnishing Goods constantly on
hand. MECORNEY d. BIGEL0W.
w. MEcoR NEY,
JOHN ]. BI GEJ.oIg. feb1 d&wtf
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Teas.

90 CHESTS, embracing grades of"Fine" Curious,
~ x Pure, and Extra Fine ooong and Green Teas, for
sale by the Package, or retail, by
febS off II. GRIFFIN & co.
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ii. G. FISH
My Fifty Cents for a First Rate Da
guerreotype, Including Case,

ID EASONS why you should call at the Great Da-
H. guerrean Palace. You have a better likeness
for less money taken by one who has the best
ment of Gases and lockets and has had more expert.
than Bny person in the city--better furnished
rooms, larger and hotter arranged Sky-Lght, &c,
To Daguerreans-Y GU here find large assort-
ment of everything used in the business, for sale at
New York and Boston prices. B. d. MARKHAM,
JAIL diff cor. Of trout and Main SITS.
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PART II.
6-Overture to "La Gazza du Luder," Rossni.
7-Adagio and Variations for two Flutes,
themes from 'Semiramis," Fursienau,
Performed by CARL ZERRAHN & R. KArPITZ.
6-Au! Polka, Strauss Junior.
9-Alpine Melodies, "Echo Sopg,' Bishop.
MRS. WENTWORTH.
lO-Terzettc from the New Opera "Hauniba," Verdi.
For Irish Horn Carionette, and Augot performed by
Messrs MEYER, SCHULTZ, & THIEDE.
II-Battle Gallop, Performed before the re-
treat, Leider
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ND others interested In mechanical Drawing
IA JOHN e. EARLE. Mechanical Engineer, will at
tend to drafting machinery of every description
Instruction given Office No IA Central Exchange
Worcester. d3m NOD
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SINGLE TICKETS, SO CENTS,
For sale at Boyden's Exchange Office ami Nason's
Music Store, 200 Main street. at the American House,
and at the Door.
Doors open at Gil Concert to commence at7l
febS DIT
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Blacksmithing and Grinding

A LARGE GOLD SEAL, with cornelisn stone
I he same this office. diff fs
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TO BE LET.
Hotel TO LET.

Hotel to Let,
fTHE Worcester House, situated in the most central
part OF the city of W orcester, Mass near the De-
pot fthree Railroads. having been repaired and put in
the best order VIII he leased responsible person.
for term OF ears, from the first day April next
For terms apply to either of the subscribers.
g. Il. HEMENWAY,
JAMES H. WAL,
Worcester Feb l, 1854. d&wf
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Your Bills are Ready.

Ii indebted to the subscriber the Ist anuary
N 1854 will lease notice the above is intend
ed invitation 20 call and pay their accounts.
dee3l Diff GEORGE P. BRYANT
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Martins Writing Academy !!
New, Important, and valuable.
Graham.

nFEN SpALDTNGS Improved Graham Flonr,
tA155i fresh ground and prime (cheap, too). Also,
MsSssN Coarse Graham Meal.
Cracked Wheat, from the best White Wheat. White
Bolted Corr Meal for sale by H. GRIFFIN.
f6 DIFF
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Custolnn-NEade ClOthing,
Also. Ready-Made Clothing,

OF every description,
as usual consisting of over Goats, Frock, Dress and
Sack Goats, Pants and Vests, and every variety of
Furnishing Goods.
Remember the place, s71 Main ST.. Piper Block, Wor-
cester, Mass, sign OF the Full Dressed Man.
s2l dawtf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27

SHOVELS, SP AIDES, FORKS, HOES,
~ Scyths and Scyth Snaths, Brush -Scyths,
Straw Cutters, &C., &c, for sale at No. 8, by
may4-n52. A M.sANDERSON & Co.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ELECTION

THE DEMOCRACY OF W4AN-
i dot county are requested TO meet i'll their
several townships; at the usual places of hold
ing the general elections. on SATURDAY, the 26th
day of August, for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the following County Officers,
namely Clerk of Court, Recorder, Survey or
and Commissioner Also, to elect delegates to
attend the Congressional Convention.
The Democrats present in each township shall
organ re a board by selecting two Judges and
one Clerk from their number, who shall receive
the ballots and keep poll of the same, as at
regular elections.
The polls shall be opened at one o'clock, T.
M. of said day, and close at five O'Clock, M,
when the votes shall be counted aud tailed and
a correct return thereof made out and signed by
the Judges and Clerk, showing the whole num-
Der of votes poled for each candidate.
No person shall be permitted to vote except
in the township in which he resides. The
Judges shall then designate two Democrats of
their township as Return judges, to whom the
certificates of such election shall be delivered,
carefully sealed. .y.sl -.
The Return Judges of the several townships
together with the Central Committee, shall meet
in Upper Sandusky on Monday the 2cth day OF
August, and organize a County Convention.
The County Convention shall cause the Poll
Books to be opened, and the votes to be counted
and the person having the highest number OF
votes for each office designated, shall be declar-
ed duly nominated.
In case of atie it shall be decided by the con-
vention-each township being entitled to one
vote
The Convention will then proceed to appoint
Central Committee, and transact such Other
business as may be required.
j. II. WILLIAMS.
CHESTER K. MOTT,
VIM. B. HITCHCOCK,
W. w. BATES,
W. I. GILES. -.#
July 20, 1854. Dem. Cen. Com.
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Tt sin Lives.


The devotion Of the mass Of the French
People to the me- sory of of their great
Captain seems to u fervent as ever
the short comings Of the degenerate ne
phew have not dimmed the recollection of
the mighty achievements of NAPOLEON
the Great, or diminished the interest which
attaches to every thing and everybody
connected with him. The Paris cores
pondent Of the New York Tribune writes
as follows 80
The two American Bonapartes have
been well received by their Imperial rela-
tives, and attracted q great deal of atten-
ton. The remarkable likeness of the faith
er to the first Emperor--more striking, it
is thought than that of any other member
of the family--has created vast amount
of curiosity in the French capital to see
see him. The consequence is, that every
day at the usual hour Of promenade, a
crowd is collected in the court Of the Pa
lais Royal. the residence of Prince Jerome
Bonaparte, their father and grandfather,
to see them come out and enter their car
riage. The two have created very great
impression--the father by his resemblance
to his uncle, and the son by his person
algood looks.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27

AN, EvENTFuL CAREER.-At the late
term of the Superior Court Of Lowndes
county, Georgia. man by the name Of
Graham was convicted of manslaughter
and sentenced to the peniteniary at the
age Of nineteen years. The Wakulral
(Fla. Times gives few incidents in the
life of this young man, which are well cal
culated IT, excite sympathy in his misfor-
tunes:
"At the age of thirteen he mas attacked
by a tiger, who, after tearing him badly,
and crushing both his jaws, left him for
dead under covering of leaves, which
he had piled on him. Subsequently he
was caught in a sugar mill, and lost one
arm was bitten twice by rattlesnakes,
and struck senseless by fash of lightn-
ing. His greatest calamity occurred few
months ago, when he killed one of his
neighbors in adrunken frolic, by stabbing
We doubt very much whether any man
living ever encountered similar perils.-
This is said to be true record, without
the least fancy or invention"
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NEW ADYERTIs EMFN. rs.

CALF OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
~ DER OF PROBATE CoURT.-On the
Goth day of August. A. d. 1854, between the
hours Of II and p. M, ON the premises here
matter described, in the town of Marseilles, in
Wyandot county, Ohio, will be sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate, as the pro-
psrty of Thomas Pugh, deceased, to wit: In
Lot number nineteen, in said town of Marseilles
together with the buildings, consisting Of a
Blacksmith Shop, Dwelling House and Stable
situate thereon, subject to the dover estate OF
Catherine Rodgers, late widow of the said
Thomas Pugl, assigned therein. Appraised al
$358.33.
TERMS OF SALE, One.third in hand, one-thirt
in one year from the day of sale; deferred pay
ments to be sufficiently secured.
JOHN S. McQUOWN,
Admr. of Thomas Pugh.
Dated July Cd, 1e54-nl2-4w$3.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

PUTTER, EGGS, AND ALL THE
- PRODUCE, sent to US, should be consigu-
ed to j. d W. REA, our reshipping agent at
Pittsburgh; his charges are low, and it will be
forwarded punctual1y. By our arrangements.
we have been receiving eggs all summer, and
are now. during the hot weather in order. Any
person wishing to engage in collecting eggs for
this market, will do well by applying to us for
information as to the best manner of packing
and sending. The population of Philadelphia,
anu its vicinity, have lately increased so much
that the former supply of eggs is no more suf-
ficient, from whence are the present high prices,
and market open for the west-through the
complete arrangements with the Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company through direct.
.ROSENBERRY & Co.
Grocers, Egg dealers. and produce commission
merchants, N 1875, N I'd street, Philadelphia
July 9th 1854. vol 2 n9 6m.
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ssyariety is the Spice of Life, &C.,,

Druggist and Apothecary.
Two doors east of Post office. Don't mistake
the place. Cash or its equivalent, will cal
WIFE" buy e'low' even "Be Low the market"
Upper Sandusky, April 18th, 1854. n49tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27

NOTICE IS HEREBY
~ given that at the June session of the Com
missioners of Wyandot county, Ohio, for 1854
a grant was given for the view and survey of a
County road, commencing at a point on the road
lrading from Bueyrus, Ohio, to Fort Wayne,
Indiana, one-half mile west of Bowsherville, in
Pitt township, where said road is intersected by
the township line between the townships of
Pitt and Mttlin, in said county of Wyandot
thence to run north ON the township line to the
road leading from Upper Sandusky, Ohio, to
Bellefontaine, to intersect what is known as the
Warpole Bridge, there to terminate.
The viewers of said road are required to meet
at Bowsherviile, August 18th, 1854, at 9
o'clock A. M. BARNET HUGHES,
July 20, $50, 1s54-3t. Bowsherville.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27
From the st. Louis Republican
Buffalo Hunting.

Buffalo Hunting.
A member OF Governor Stevens nor
thern route exploring party, writing from
the head of Yellow Stone river, says of the
"sights and Incidents thus far:
"On Sunday after a march of some ten
miles, the butfaloes were reached. They
were before, and on each side of the train.
For miles ahead, it seemed one vast drove
yard. They were estimated by some as
high as FIVE hundred thousand-two hund-
red thousand is considered very low esti-
mate. Drawing up our trains at our usual
halt at noon, large herd was about half a
mile ahead.
"The hunters, six in number, were i'm
mediately dispatched, well mounted, on
spare horses reserved for that special pur-
pose, and the whole train had an opport-
unity to witness buffalo hunt. The hun
ters dashed in among the herd, picked out
the fattest of the crowd, and then separat-
ing the selected ones from the herd, soon
dispatched them In less than an hour
the wagons were sent but short distance
from the route to receive the choicest pieces
Of the buffalo.
''In the next two days march the hun
ters were kept some distance ahead to keep
off the bufaloes-it was the only way a
safe passage of the train could be insured
through the sea of flesh. The pack mules
and spare animals following on in the train
too numerous to be separately led, were
hard to control, and despite every precau-
ton and care, one horse and four mules
were lost, they getting mingled with hero
ofbuffaloes. Every effort was made te
reclaim them-hours epent in their at
tempted recovery.-The efforts were
entirely useless"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27
DR. R. B. DEMENT'S CHOLERA

~ MEDICINE-Not one person who has
used Bement's invaluable Medicine, has died of
the Cholera. although thousands of bottles were
sold and used in many cities at time, when
this fearful disease was raging all around them.
In 1889, while the Cholera was raging in
Montreal, DR. BEMENT became acquainted with
OLD CHARCOAL, (as he was usually called, y a
French Physician whose success in that disease
surpassed all others having learned the art of
his preparation; Dl. Bement prepared and sold
vast quantities of this Medicine in 1850 and
1852, and in every instance it has been entirely
successful. There are many families, who will
never, if possible, be without this medicine on
hand, not only for Cholera, but to be used in
cases of many other diseases. We do not claim
it will cure everything, but we do claim that it
will, in every instance, it used according to di-
rectons, etfectually cure Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Diarrhea, Dysentery, and all other diseases
of the bowels.
For sale at BEERY's Store, Upper sandus-
ky, Ohio. nl2-3t.
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sAWMILL AND LAND FOR SALE.

SAWMlLL AND LAND FOR SALE.
THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
Il SALE one amongst the best of Sawmiiis,
with l59 Acres of Good Land, belonging to the
Sawmill in Wyandot county, OHIO, with Two
CABINS and small Orchard thereon, situated
Oh Sy ycamore Greek, a little over three-quarters
of d mile from where it empties into the oandus-
ky river one-haf mile south east of Mexico,
and two miles northwest of Sycamore village,
and nine miles up the river from Iittin. Those
wishing to purchase will do well to cal and see
the property. Price according to payments but
low and reasonable terms will be gwen. For
further particulars enquire at the dwelling OF
July II, lo54-n42-ts. WIN. FINK.
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EASY WAY TO COMPUTE INTEREST. In
Baltimore paper, correspondent gives
the following plan computing interest at
per cent, for any number of days:
Divide the number Of days by six, and
multiply the dollars by the dividend; the
result is the interest in decimals; cut off the
right-hand figure, and you have it in dol
lars and cents, thus: What is the inter-
est Of 800 for IL days? Fl divided by 6
is 81; 100 multiplied by 81 is $50, or 35
cents. Again: What is the interest on
1878 for SO days? SO divided by 6 is ISL;
is $3.50, or IS 85 and mills.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27
NEW HARNESS AND SADDLE SHOP.

< E. BECKMAN WOULD CO
o~ respectfully inform the citizens of - X
Wyandot county that the has opened Saddle
and Harness Shop two doors south of Ayers
brick, and is now manufacturing Saddlery and
Harness of every description. Having selected
my stock with great care | can confidently say
that can furnish those who wish to purchase
anything i'll my line, work made of the best ma
trrial and in the best manner. | will constant.
ly keep on hand an assortment of Saddles. such
as Full Spanish, Half Spanish, Concave, Somer-
sets, Fallbacks, and Side Saddles. Also, Heavy
Draft Harness, Short and Long Tuggs, Buggy
Harness, plated and japaned An assortment
of Draft and Buggy Collars made of the best
Of upper leather, and warranted not to gall
Riding Brides, Halters, &c, made in the best
style. Repairing done on short notice. All
kinds of country produce taken in exchange for
work. 4 17"
An Apprentice Boy wanted to learn the
business.
Upper sandusky, July II, 1854. nl1-ly.
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Passengers by mail train can meet at Forest
with trains fol- Carey. Findlay, Tifin, Clyde,
Sandusky City, Toledo and Chicago.
III. SHANKLIN,
Master of Transportation.
June 18th, 1854 nett.
10 The freight train will run west Monday,
Wednesday, md Friday; east Tuesday Thurs
day, and Saturday
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-07-27

WITH respect to the goods of this world,
it might be said that persons are preach
ing for them-that lawyers are pleading
for them-that physicians are prescribing
for them-that authors are writing for
them-that soldiers are fighting for them
but that true philosophers alone are
enjoying them.