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The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

New MODE IN M1N1NG.-We have been
informed of the employment Of water power,
in new way, for crushing and grinding
quartz, which has proved eminently successful
Extracting all the fine gold in thorough
and expeditions manner The Lone Star
Mining Company, located on the Mokelumne
River, three miles from Volcano, have had
cast in this city number of iron erastas, or
revolving wheels, similar in shape to a mill
stone, and performing similar rotary mo-
ton, which they work with water power
from the river. 1t is an immence improve
ment on the old Mexican style of working
the stone erasta by horse power, the superior
weight and velocity of the iron machinery,
being infinitely more thorough and perfect,
and the greater power obtained by water
enabling the proprietors to work the erasta
with far more CELEBRITY. The experiment has
proved highly satisfactory, and the enterpri-
sing proprietors are reaping their reward in
vastly increased profits.
THE EM1GRAYT RoAD.-The construction
of his road was awarded to w. B. Leach, Of
Stockton, by the Board of Commissioners.
The amount at which he bid for the job was
$4,000, and he will be required to give
bonds for double that amount
FIRE AT THE STATE PRIsoN.-On Sunday
cvning a fire broke out in the frame build
ings and workshop attached to the Peniten-
tiary at Point San Quentin, which were en-
tirely consumed The damage is estimated
at $4,000.
Quick TRIp-The New Orleans True Del
to- of December | |, saws:
The steamship Prometheus, of the Nicara-
qua line, arrived here this morning from San
Juan. By her we have news from San Fran
cisco in sirteen days and sirteem hours! This
is, we believe, the quickest time on record
between San Francisco and New Orleans.
HONEST CoNFEssIoN-The Evening Nears
OK. N.Y. says:
The truth is, that great part Of the talk
about 1.-The office seeking the man" is mere
cant.
CoNrEMpr.-Judge Hager, Of the Fourth
District Cout, has been cited to appear before
the Supreme Court at Sacramento, on Mon
day next, and answer for a contempt.
S. f. Sun.
DIvIs1oN-The Yreka Union advocates
the division of California into three different
States
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PAPER w A II EHOU S E

D. S. LORD g. Co.,
No 1872 Sansome Street, San Francisco,
Importers of Blank Books, Stationery and
Papers Of Every Description,
VVOULD invite the attention Of the trade to
w their large stock of Paper, Stationery and
Blank Books, to which they constantly receiv-
ing additions which they will sell at the lowest
prices. Our stock consists in part of
PRINTING PAPER-sizes 22X32; 23X33; 24x34;
24x3S; and 2Sx42 superior quality.
WRAPPING PApERs-Manilla, Hardware and
Straw, all sizes.
WRITING PApERs--Letter Cap Brief, Note and
Book papers of every description.
PLAYING CARDs-Cohens and Samuel Harta
Steamboat, Highlander, Ellsler, Merry Andrew
and Eagle playing cards
INKs-Maynard Noyes. David Blacks and
Arnold's writing and copying Inks.
BLANK BooKs-of every kind and size.
STTrIoNERY-a large and varied stock.
ALso-Sole agents for the Pacific coast of White
& Co.'S Type Foundry and Wells Webb's wood
Type and Furniture
ALso-A gents for Il. Hoe & Cos and the Rug
giles Co.'S Printing Presses.
Constantly on hand large stock of Printers
cards, card board and materiel of every kind, to
which we would invite the attention of Printers.
Having resident partner in New \ ork, we are
prepared to receive orders for goods in the above
line, which will be filled promptly and on the
most favorable terms. D. S. LORD Il co.
MA 3m. No. 1872 Sansome street. San francisco.
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District Court Calendar,
FOR JANUARY TERM, 1856.

lst day. January l4th.-Parsons q McGrath VS.
Robt. Atkinson Peter Shafer vs.. B. r. A. W. u
NJ Co.. Mahlon Waldron VS.. The same; Placer
County VS.. S. G. Astin; Thomas Sims vs. William
Ingram.
End day, Tuesday l5th.-Wm II Hardy VS.. J..
A. Werd; NJ. C. Cole VS.. Chas T. Palmer; L. G.
Blundel VS.. J. B. Lobdeil and J. Poinsett W. T..
Rice vs. John Coyle & Co.; W. w. Caperton VS..
B, +. Moulton and G. l.. Harrison
3rd day. Wednesday ia. J. Johnston vs.. j..
D. S. Hollenbeck; j. r. Nckerson vs.. The Gala.
Stage Co.; Simon Mamaluk VS.. Hamlin d Co.;
John McCoon VS.. Geo. c. Stewart
4th day. Thursday l7th-James f. Talbot vs..
Lafayette Cory; Catherine Place VS.. Thomas II.
Placer Jos, Wahor VS.. VIM. Randlett; James j.
Whitney VS.. Jas, P. Collier ct al; G. II. Stephens
vs.. II. NJ. House.
5th day Friday lsth.-Patrick Melone vs. F.
Caps; B. R. A. w. Il NJ. Co, VS.. Churchman ct al;
same vs.. York Mining Co.; G. T. Palmer VS.. Mum
sell Il Co.; VIM. Taylor & Co. VS.. Dennis German.
9th day, Saturday l9th.-P. W, Bergants VS..
II. NJ House; Jean Feilet vs.. Matthew Enger;
George Hahn ct al VS.. Sanford Clay ct al; Jos
Reynolds vs. Nathan Harris.
7th day. Monday 2lSt-Wilson Whittier VS.
John Menill VS., l.. Bethen; A. L. FARRELL VS.. Gold
Hill B. r. W. Co.; w. L. Day vs. same; Maeds
ct al VS.. Bickner Reason ct al.
sth day. Tuesday 22d.-Klenhaus q Co. VS.. -
FFiend; Mills e. Hillyer vs. Pennsylvania Co.;
VIM. A. johnson VS.. Thomas Woods; Chapman d
Tidd VS.. Highton & Highton John F. Curtis VS..
Croker & Robinson and Eliza Elliott.
Proceedings in County Court.
JANUARY TERN, 1856.
Fitzgerald vs. Johns-Action dismissed fol
want Of prosecution on part of plaintiff.
Emmons VS. Rice.-Continued by consent unit
next term.
Cheesbro vs. Dickson ct al-Trial before the
Court, judgment for plaintiff. Motion fora new
trial, stay of proceedings for ten days until hear
ing of motion.
farrell VS.. Gold Hill & B. r. w. Co.-Judg
ment for plaintiff for $50 and costs.
Earl ct al VS.. Thos. George ct Atrial by jury
verdict for defendants
Sarles VS.. Shearer, Stewart & Co.-Dsmsset
on motion of respondents for want Of jurisdiction
of the court with costs.
Creamer vs. Miller & Olmsted. Appeal disms
sed for delay in prosecuting the same.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Odd.Fellows Dedication and Ball.

THE Odd-Fellows of Washington Lodge No.
40, Yankee Jim, will publicly dedicate their Hall
on the 22nd of February next. In the evening
Ball will be given at the Golden Gate which has
been reftted and papered for the occasion 1t is
one of the largest rooms in the county.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,


TWNUE PROPRI'" ORS of this extensive -.
IL establishment have the pleasure to sF;:I
nounce to their numerous patrons. that their -'
large addition to this Hotel is now completed
We have 100 rooms capable Of accommodating
$50 guests, and the finest dining room in the
State. making the house one Of the largest and
best in California We return our sincere thanks
to our numerous patrons, for past favors and
solicit q continuance Of the same, plcdging our
selves to give SUBTRACTION to ALL who will favor
us with a call.
jackson, bet. Mont teomcry Kearney SITS.
ian20 my EEGk FISHER.
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EMPIRE LIVERY g. SALE STABLE

AUBURN, CHI.
THE subscriber would respectfully an
l. nounce to his friends and the public EXA
generally that he has opened the above N-N-
named stable in the town of Auburn. County of
Placer. near the Empire Hotel where he will be
pleased to accommodate all persons who may
favor him with call He has large number of
Gentle Saddle Horses to hire at all times;
BUGGIES, WITH OR WITHOUT HORSES.
Horses taken at Livery on moderate terms
Also Horses bought and sold on commission at
moderate charges.
Any one intrusting business to the care Of the
undersigned may rely upon every care and atten-
tion being paid. by
G. II. STEPHENS.
Auburn Dec 9, '54 Gm
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Religions Notice

THERE will be Divine Service by the Rev ].
A. Brooks every Sunday at the Methodist Epis
copal Church at 10 o'clock A. NJ and p. NJ.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE co partnership heretofore existing under
/ the name and style of Burt. Fisher Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent R. j. Fisher
having withdrawn from the firm. The business
will be continued by the undersigned.
BURT, BALDWIN & co.
Dec. 18th lS55-3t' d2a
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SAN FRANCISCO.
GILBERT g. McCOMBE,
No. G7 s. 60 Washington Street,

O1L Eh W MCCOMDTl,
No. G7 s. 60 Washington Street,
SAN FRANCISCO,
OFFER for sale in packages and quantities
" to suit:
Anti-Gum Oil. Warranted not to Gum ON the
finest Machinery.
Solar Sperm Oil. For saloons and Familiesi
Burns without smoking or Crusting the Wick:
Sperm Oil. Well Bleached, and Unbleached.
Elephant Oil. Sea Elephant, Refined.
Lard Oil. Winter strained, Imported.
Whale Oil. Handsome Polar, Bleached.
China Oil. Tea and Nut in Baskets, Cases and
Barrels
Tanners Oil. Best quality in Barrels and Casks,
Oil Soap. Finest quality in Barrels.
Axle Grease. For Coaches, Drays, Express Wag,
ons. &c.
Tallow. Best quality imported and manufactured.
Camphene. Treple Refined, Distilled Daily.
Turpentine. In Tin and Wood.
Alcohol. Nnety-fve per cent in Tin and Wood.
Burning Fluid. OF finest quality.
Sept. Is. '55 3m
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Important Informationl

ENOR THE LAST TEN YEARS my attention
n has been directed to the nvesti igation and
treatment of the GENITO UNIARY organs Having
treated them in all their various stages. am sat
siied that have, by constant practice, arrived at
the best and most reliable course Of treatment
Universal success is the reward of the and
attention have devoted to this byanch OF my pro-
fession. 1challenge the world for an instance of
failure when the patient had done justice to him
self Persons afflicted with Vcnereal Diseases.
Rheumatism, NC. would do well to give me trial
and pledge myself to give ample satisfaction by
a permanent and speedy cure.
Office in Room No. II, under the Oda Fellows
Hall, corner Of 3rd and X streets, Sacramento.
DIR. A. BALL.
n. B. Letters enclosing ten dollars, will receive
prompt attention. decS-3m
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Important Query?

Important Query!
'TllERE are numerous practitioners who are ad-
l. vertising their nostrums TO the public. but the
question naturally arises to the seeher Of Truth.
as to 1cho are the most COMPETENT and successful
in treating and curing NENEREAL DISEASES? l am
not so egotistic as to sound my own proficiency,
but will leave that to the hundreds who have
turned to their business and ordinary Woca,ions
permanently and speedily cured. Volumuious
testimonials will establish this fact
Office in room No. II. under the Odd Fellows
Hall. corner Of 3rd and streets Sacramento.
DIR. A. BALL.
n. B.-Lcttcrs enclosing ten dollars will receive
prompt attention. decS-3m.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
Proceedings in County Court
NOTICE.

FNHE stockholders of the American River Water
i and Mining Company will please take notice
that the Trustees of said company have levied an
assessment of ten per cent upon the capital stock
equivalent to fifty dollars upon each original
share, payable at the office OF the company on and
after the Sd day of January inst and that such
shares as shall be in default for non payment of
said assessment at the expiration of THIRTY DAYS
from the date hereof, will be sold at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder at the Office of the COM
pany at Carrolton Placer county. on the 4th day
Of February next. at O'Clock, P. M. in the man
ner provided by law.
G. T. Fl. PALMER,
Dated Placer Co. Jan. 3. l856.-4t. Secretary.
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500 REV ARD.

800 REV ARD.
GTRAYED OR STOLEN from Noodles 1E~
- Ranch, on the Auburn and Illinois A<4-
town road about the 18th or 10th April last, six
pack mules: one Grey Horse Mule with some
black spots and Spanish brand, one Bay Mare
Mule, little lame in left hind leg, three Light
Sorrel Mare Mules. white some in the face of each,
light names and tails, and one Bright Sorrel
Mare Mule blind in the right eye, and when lost
lame in the right fore foot The above reward
will be paid for the delivery Of the above describ-
ed mules to the undersigned at Richardson Hill,
in Township No. I, Placer County or at Noodles
ranch KING Il co.
Richardson's Hill, July 7th, If
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TNHE undersigned having purchased the entire
| interest of +. O. Cravens in the business Of
Garland, De Land x Co., also, his entire establish
ment at Yankee jim, consisting of his stock OF
goods. notes. accounts &c. and also, the entire
Interests of r. O. Cravens & Co., and of G. King
Il Co., at Richardson's Hill. in Placer county,
hereby give notice that they will sell the entire
stock of goods at reduced prices; and all persons
indebted to the said Garland, De Land ~ Co., and
to r. O. Cravens and R. 0. Cravens d Co., also,
to the said c. King Co.. are requested to make
immediate settlement with them.
c. GARLAND.
A. De LAND.
Yankee jim, Dec. 20, 1855. d29tt
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Dissolution.
rNHE partnership heretofore existing between
/ the undersigned at Auburn and Yankee Jim
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
ED. NJ. HALL.
J. S. SCOTT.
Auburn, jan l. 1s56.-jan5 81.
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UNION LIVERY STABLE.

B.fR.N,EY & woody, PROPRIETORS.
Corner of East and Sacramento Streets, Auburn.
THE proprietors have recently erected IN
l. large and commodous stable on the E9gGSl
where they keep constansy on hand superior hor-
ses for hire. Gs-Good care and attention paid
to horses left on livery at their stable septl5my
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12
FINE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.

HIVL Sacramento brand, dark colored, peach fla.
a vOred tobacco.
El Sacramento light colored do, do.
Mayfower brand, II plugs to the pound
The above celebrated brands, of Jones Hude
sons manufacture, in lots TO suit for sale by
SAML. II. PRICHARD,
Agent for the Manufacturers.
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Song Books Aga in .
W. F. NJ RCROSS,

"OULD respectfully inform the public that
w he has every available facility for manufac-
turing and is prepared to manufacture ..-,
JEWE LRY AND SILVER-WARE
of every description by competent workmen and
at very reasonable rates. GD- Diamond. Pearl,
ane Quartz Jewelry made to order and Engraving
neatly executed.
~ Particular attention given to repairing
GIY Chronometers, Duplex Repeating Horrl
zontal, Patent Lever and all other kind OF watches
All work warrented for one year.
Mg-W Watch glasses fifty cents each.
ns- Jewelry and Musical Instruments carefully
repaired.
B-Ouicksilvered dust made into fine Jewelry
or run into bars Old Gold and Silver bought o
exchanged.
wF. NORCROSS,
Watch Maker and Jeweller,
Sign of the Mammoth Watch, Main street Auburn.
October 20. '55 my
BLANKS.
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

THE undersigned offers his services to the Mer-
chants in the interior as Commission Buyer OF
Goods in San Francisco, having been engaged in
that business for three years past, with three
years previous experience in the interior. he hopes
to give satisfaction 60 those who may employ him
in that capacity. Orders for any description Of
merchandise filled and forwarded promptly.
SAML. H. PRICHARD.
Corner of Battery and Sacramento streets,
dec22- 3m San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1856-01-12

MAGNOLIA MiLL---LU MBER.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
| their friends and the public generally, that
they have at their Mill.
ONE AND HALF MILES FROM PHELPS
RANCH A LARGE LOT OF LUMBER,
and are constantly manufacturing lumber OF all
kinds. SLuIcE LUMBER always on hand; also,
Laths and Pickets.
SMITH & EVANS.
Magnolia Mill, December l5 1855 TT
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WE MUST HAVE ROOM!
WE WILL OFFER BARGAINS
We are able to

To parties wishing to purchase such Us will he
SURE TO SUIT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

promises of l85o-cenfrmed by both the
Democratic and Wing parties in the ma
lional conventions--rarifed by the people
at the election of 1852, and rightly APP
plied to the organization of Territories in
1854.
3. That by the uniform application
of this Democratic principle to the or
ganization of Territories and to the ad /
mission of new States, with or without
domestic slavery, as they may elect--the
equal rights of all the States will be
preserved lntact-the original compacts
of the constitution maintained inviolate-
and the perpetuity and expansion of the
Union insured to its utmost capacity oi
embracing, in peace and harmony, every
future American State that may be con-
stituted or annexed, with republican
form of government.
Resol0ed, That we recognize the right
ofthe people of all the Territories, in.
cluding Kansas and Nebraska, acting
through the legally and fairly expressed
will OF majority of actual residents. anc
whenever the number of their inhabitant:
justifies it, to form Constitution, will
or without domestic slavery, and be ad
mitted into the Union upon terms of per
feet equality with the other States.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12
NEWS FROM KANSAS!

Affairs in Kansas wear deplorable
aspect, indeed. A battle was fought a
few days ago between a company of Ruff
fans, commanded by man named Pate,
and party of Free State men which last
ed four hours. The Ruffians were COM
PEELED to surrender after having had two
or three of their party killed and a large
number wounded.
Itseems the Free State men have de-
termined to defend themselves until aid
arrives from the States, and irregular wal
is being carried on between the parties
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12
N eW Brewery.

TESHE Subscribers respectfully announce
u to the citizens of Upper Sandusky,
and Wyandot County generally, that they
have just fitted up, and now have in full
blast, new and extensive brewing es
tablishment at the east end of Wyandot
Avenue, where they are now prepared to
furnish the very best quality of Malt and
Hop Beer, in any quantities, and on the
most accommodating terms. m
They fatter themselves that they can
furnish as good an article as heretofore
manufactured or sold in this section.
Grocers and others will do well TO call
and test its quality and examine our pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere, or i'm
porting that which they can find at home.
B. LElBENTHALL & Co.
Upper Sandusky, June 12, 1856.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

MEAT MARKEr.--We are glad to learn
that our friend and feiloso soldier, Henry
Miller. has determined to open regular
meat market, in his old room Immediately
south Of the clayton House." For the
present it will be open once a week--ev-
cry Thursday morning. We hope the en-
couragement he may receive will be suf
ficient tojustify him in opening up two ol
three times each week. Henry is not on
ly deserving Of such encouragement, but
the town is iu great need off regular meat
market, upon which they can always de-
pend.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12
IMPORTANT SALE.

Joseph Frederick, administrator Of the
estate of John Merriman, will sell some
valuable real estate on the 9Th Of July
No heirs to the estate of Merriman have
been found, and 1t is supposed none will
be discovered, in which event, we under
stand, about six hundred dollars will 60 to
the County Agricultural Society, and the
balance of the estate to the State Agric.l-
tural Society. We believe it is made the
duty Of the Auditor to attend to the dis
tribution of the proceeds.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
DER OF COURT.

IN the 6fth day of July, 1856. at
W o'clock in the afternoon, at the door
Of the Court House in Upper Sandusky.
Wyandot County, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real es-
tate, as the property of John Merriman.
deceased, to wit:
The north east fraction of the north east
quarter of section three (3) in township
two (2) south of range fourteen IA IN
said county, containing "A and ninety
hundretdh acres, appraised at sl5 per
acre-the north west fraction of the north
west quarter of section two (2) in the
same township and range, containing A
and ninety six hundredth acres, appraised
at $25 per acre; the north east fraction
of the north west quarter of said section
two (2) containing a. and ninety. seven
hundrehth acres, appraised at SIS per
acre.
In lot number two hundred and eleven
(211 in said town of Upper Sandusky.
appraised, at $1,000, and in. lots number
seventy (70) and seventy FIVE (75) in
said town, appraised together at $500.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third of the purchase money in
hand, on the day of sale, one third in one.
and the balance in two years from the day
of sale, with interest on the deferred pay
ments, which are to be secured by mort
cages on the premises. ad
JOSEPH FREDERICK, Admr. of
JOHN MERRIMAN, deceased.
June 12, 1860 till sale.)
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12
The Wool Trade.

AS everything connected with the Woo
trade is interesting to the farmer just now,
we give below a couple of items on the
subject to show the opening indications OF
the market.
GooDALE & Co., of Cleveland, in theil
circular for June, says:
Our first receipts of new wool in 1855
were June 5, and this year May 13, since
which time wool has been readily taken
The prices We are now getting shows a
gain over our June prices of last year as
follows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

APLEAs1NG VAR1ErY.-A stage coach
recently arrived in Sacramento with a
load of Californans, which may be taken
ASA sample of the travelling population
In it there were two convicts on theil
way to the State Prison, counterfeiter
a horse thief. deputy-shcriff, a slippery
crafty and prominent politician, two county
officers, an expressma1, a collector o
foreign miners taxes, two negroes ant
four Chinaman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12
HTHr New Church HrRALD.-

HTHE New CHURCH HERALD.-A
weekly Swedenborgian paper. published
at 1876 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, at 81. 90
a year., has commenced its third volume.
II is, exclusive Of its religious sentiments,
an interesting paper, and contains articles
which may be read with profit by any
sect. The youths department is particu-
larly interesting. and will do much to
purify and elevate the hearts and minds
of children. Specimen numbers are sent
free Of charge to all who may desire
them. ~as
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

New ARRANeEMENr-See the adyer-
tisement of our good friend Weidersheim.
in another column Of to days paper. He
and the young man associated with him,
are both worthy of the patronage of our
people. Call and see them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12
Notice

rs hereby given, that Susanah Denman.
u Administratix of the estate OF u. Il.
Denman, deceased, has fled in my ofhce'
her accounts with said estate for settle
ment Said accounts will remain on ME.
for inspection by all concerned, until the
fifth day of July next, at which time set
tlement will be made.
JOS. KINNEY, s.
June 12, 1856. Probate Judge.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

GN-In the Massachusetts, House ci
Representatives on the 26th inst. a
resolution was introduced ipstructing the
Ad jutant General of the State to furnish
each of their Senators and Representative
in Congress with two of Colts six barre
revolvers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

q, BREwERr.--B., ,Leibenthall a. Co. have
opened up an extensive Brewery in this
place. and il is said that they are manu-
featuring an excellent article Of Beer
MnLeibenthall is an excellent fellow, and
We recommend him to those Of our citi-
Gems who deal in the article. See adver-
tisement.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

REMEDY FOR STRIPED BUGs.--The Sci
entihc American says that if Black pepper
be busted over the vines of Cucumbcrs
and watermelons, while the dew is on
them, that it will effectually Danish these
destructive pests-striped bugs.--Try it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-06-12

~We question if any of the Maga-
zines will equal Peterson for July. The
portrait Of "Eyangeline" is alone worth
the price of the book 1t is, besides re-
plete with interesting reading matter both
for old and young, grave and gay. Just
think of its cheapness, only $500 per
year