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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
COLUMN.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

.TNHE subscriber modestly steps forward and
l. begs leave to inform the citizens of Wyan-
dot county, and every body else, that he has
purchased the World Renowned Drug Store
lately owned by William B Mercer and that he
is now prepared. read and willing, to accom-
modate all the former patrons of SAID establish
ment, and as many others who like to get the
BIGGEST Pile with the fewest DIMES.
The stock is pure and complete consisting
Of about every thing usually kept in such a
store. shall endeayor to suit Physicians as
we'll as all others, with pure and unadulterated
Medicines, Drugs, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils DC.
at the lowest possible cash prices; aud am per
fectly satisfied that with the aid of The unexam-
pied "Tom," :" shall be able to render perfect and
full satisfaction.
| further beg leave to inferm the public that
willstll continue the practice of Medicine in
all its various branches | also take this OPP
pertunity of expressing my grateful aeknowl-
edgments for the unexpected patronage hereto
fore bestowed, hoping the slight acquaintance
already made. will suffice as an introduction.
Office hereafter in the Drug Store, 2 doors
r. A HENDERSON.
Nov |. 1855.
Oh KEGS Fahnestock's hest White Lead in
Nov. !. HENDERsON's
a FEW Cans Snow White Zinc Paint, supe
L "A rior article, at
Nov. l. HENDERSON'S
MICE lot of Quinne and Chinoidine reed
IN and for sale at
Nov.l. HENDERSON,S.
r AIDES, call for the best Yeast Powder in
IL this neck of woods, at
Nov. |. HENDERsoN's
TUSF received the best Fever and Ague
- Medicine known. So Tom says, at
Nov. |. HENDERSON ). r
4 Tip-top article of LARD OIL just receiv-
| N ed and for sale at HENDERSON'S.
| SNTRIKE YOUR LIGHTS.-Buy your burn
| y ing Fluid at HENDERSON'S.
FZINc ALCOHOL-pure and undefled-
~ received and for sale at
HENDERSON'S.
T AIDES, | am pretty we'll supplied with
4 Pcrfuner, call and examine at
HENDERSON'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
Sgg5prtial Gatirrs .SsKaa9
No Family should be without Hooflands
al,'f GERMAN BiTTERS.
CAi1dreu afflicted .aoitA The Summer Con.
piaint entirely cured BY them.

piaint entirely cured by them.
CAMDEN, N. ] ), March IA 1855.
DEAN SiR-1tis with much pleasure that /
inform you of the great benefits derived from
the use Of your German Bittcrs in my family.
During the greater part Of last summer, my
son, aged two years, was severely afflicted
with the Summer Complaint in the worst form
for which various remedies prescribed by Ply
sicians aud others were used, but with no a.
vail, ! also sent him to the country. but il
proved of but little benefit. Having bottle
Of German Bitters in the house, was persua-
ded to try that, which to my astonishment en-
tirel, cured him. He continued to take the
Bitterss some time afterwards and became
healthy have the greatest confidence in the
Bitters, and feel no hesitation in saying that
no family should be without them.
Respectfully yours, a
To Dr.. 9. NJ. jackson JOHN w. PARIS.
See advertisement. PLUM ST., above Second
April IL, 1856.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
GILLEII \ WlGTQN

X HAVEius opened large and splendid
X stock of Spring Goods. Stock larger and
X fuller assortment of fine goods than ever
X brought into this market. They propose
X positively. Ito sell lower than former prices
X in this vicinity.
Y Silks from 62 to 400. Bonnets from 25
y to 800. Prints. from 5 cents upwards;
Y Bleached muslins from ="
X and other things in oportion.
X SpleuGid Mantillas and Silk Shaw Is
4 large lot of the genuine Marsails Co,n-
X terpins' de-. &c.
X Ladies and Gentlemen, call and we will
\ show you the Elephant.
X Up. Sandusky, April II, 1856
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
SETTLEMENT.

ENLOUR, SALT AND FISH, Co, stant.
IL u on hand and for sac hv. III.
quantity or single pound. a.. the Railroad
Ware house, by
Oct. ia. E6-t tfl AKIN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
BRIDGE LETTING.

Proposals for building Bridge over
Sandu>ky river about three quarters
of a mile South of Upper Sandusky, will
be received at the Store Of l. II. & A.
Beery in said town any time between this
date aud 12 O'Clock NJ. of the 10Th of
April 856 For Plan, &c. apply 10 J A
COB RONk. near Upper Sandusky.
March g, '56.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
PbACEAbLh pJSSaSSION

The Hornets hare once more feoceo6ie poses
session ofhseir nest ho0tngot ia>trout-
ed tie Teliow Jacket.
II ME firm of Ayres x Sigler has been chang
ed to ]. & ID Ayres who retain all the
notes and accounts of the old firm. an,l We hope
those who have accounts on the books of ihe
old firm will continue to trade with us. Those
to whom the late firm is indebted can look to
the one for their pay.
We think VT can meet our neighbors is snc
cessful competition, as We are determined to
keep constantly on hand general assortment
nf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
HOME PROTECTION.
NEW
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP

y u 4 -
"OULD RESPECTFULLY call the at
W tention Of the citizens of Wyan,ot county
to the fact that the above Establis hment is
now in active and sueeessfut operation, in
UP Pr Il Sd NDUSE
where they aresprepared to manufacture and
fill all orders with dispatch, for
Castings and Machinery,
in their line. They will also carry ON the
BLACK -SMITHING BUSIN ESSin All its va
rious branches. They will constantly mana
facture and keep on hands
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, &c, &c.
They feel confident that it Will be to the inter
est of the public to give them a call They
wiilwarrant all work to give general satisfas-
tion.
Old iron and Produce of all kinds will be
taken in exchange for week.
July -, 1855. n45 If
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17

WFFEE--COFFEE-A GOOD AN AR
" ftele as IN town. for sale by
Aug. "A, lS54-nI6tf MN HENRY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
DON'T FORGET


Langworthy's Aromatic
F YER AND AGU E PILLS
Have no Equal,
asasure remedy Tor Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever, Dumb Ague. and all varieties OF
this troublesome complaint, and they are
Pleasant to Take,
making them one of the most desirable
articles in the market. Children take them
readily, and grown persons make no wry
TRY THEM ONCE
and you will recommend them to your
friends. if your friends have need OF any
ague Medicine.
AS a Preventive.
they are equally good, and as tonic fol
general debility, cannot be surpassed, and
warranted to contain no Quinine, no mer-
curry, no poison.
LANGWORTHY,S AROMATIC. VICE
TABLE, CATHARTIC PILLS
contain no Calomel or Alloes, and are the
best family physic sold. The
Excelsior Eye Balm
always cures all exterior diseases of The
Eye or Eyeld. when everything else has
failed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
AMERICAN EXPRESS co.
PRoPR!EroRs

Cash Capital paid in. 81 1000.
WELLS BUTTEFIEID Il Co. New York.
IlNINGsToG FARGO 81 Co. Buffalo.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17

pURNING FLUID, and Lamps for same.
Ae just received and for sale by
WEIZ & CRIDFE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
Salt! Salt! SaIt!!!

200 barrels of list rate Salt for sale at
the Railroad Warehouse, in Upper San
dusky, for t,co dollars and quarter per
barrel. 1t will also be exchanged for
produce,
S. p. AIKEN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-17
A New Move.

n ME Confectionery store and Grocery OF
4 the subscriber has recently ben removed
from the old stand to No 5. PIERSON & Nc
CONNELL'S BLOCK. where an excellent as
sol ment of everything in his line will always
be found.
His old n ends AMI the public general, are
respectfully invited to call and see him at his
new room. A, s. WORMLEY.
March l3, 56tf
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-11

more easily find employment and wages among
work people who are slaves 1t is pleasant
thing to labor where labor is badge OF
degradation, as all the world knows. 1t is
"a blessing to the negroes also, to enlarge
the bounds of slavery; it gives them some
thing to do. 1t is equally a blessing to the
masters who own them, and who, by being al
lowed to carry their gangs into new country,
can work them more proftably. 1t is horrid
thing, says Mr. Buchanan's organ, to compress
slavery within definite limits, and prevent it
from spreading over the world Slaves would,
in this way, eventually become Improbable,
and that might lead to their emancipation. BY
the force of this reasoning, after the territories
are all taken up by slavery, the ncgro-drivers
must be allowed to invade the free states and
introduce that great blessing for the free work
man into Iowa and California, and successfully
into all of the states which are now suffering
from the want of it. t*
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Gitp mattns, TT,
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The Office Of the Tribune s. Telegraph has been
removed from its late location, to BAILEY
ICKBUILDING, upper floor, northeast cor
ner of Main and Market Streets, opposite Mar
ket Square.
Our patrons, friends, and the public general
ly, are invited TO call and see US, and we arc
sure they will commend the wisdom the change
as they viii find one of the most airy, conven
lent, handsome rooms that the city affords, fol
our business; and not only that, but room which
commands as fine view, in all It's length and
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Girard House

We call the attention of our Merchants and
others Of our citizens now making their annua
visit TO n Y. City, to become the guests of that
accomplished landlord j. T. Davis, of the Gi.
rard House, corner of West Broadway and
Chambers st.
We have been there and know of no place
where the traveller is made to feel more al
honfe, OF more comfortable than at that neat and
commodious house Finely located and with
every appointment adapted to its purpose-the
way-farer can enjoy himself in way net to be
Surpassed by any hotel in the city.
See the advertisement in another column
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CHEAP GO0Ds.-See the advertisement of
Messrs. LEWIS 81 PRovOsT in our columns
They have on hand large and excellent stock
Of Goods, and are determined to sell little
cheaper than the same quality and style of
Goods have ever before been sold in this city.
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RENovAL.- BY reference TO our advertising col
umns, it viii be seen that Messrs. DoAN & HAwLEY
have removed their Dry Goods and Clothing Store
TO the store lately occupied by II. Chapman where
they prepared to their customers with Goods
in both departments as usual
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FRUIT SToRE.-Our friend f. NJ. LEE, has
opened Fruit Store in the building lately oc-
cupied by Geo. Day as a barber shop, opposite
the City Hotel, where he keeps fine quality of
AppIes by the barrel or in less. quantities. Give
him 4 call.
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All lovers of the beautiful will do well to preserve
the advertisement Of Messrs A. II Miller Brothers,
Chcaeo, and call on them VIXEN they visit that city
From their manutactory in Newark, n. j., they are
constantly receiving Jewelry of the finest quality
and design, which they offer at manufacturers prices
Our wholesale dealers also, should not fail to call on
them before purchasing e sewhero.
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PLUMs.-Mrs. d. DooL1rrLE, left in our office
TIE other day few branches taken from wild
plum tree in her garden, that were quite curiosity
in the plum line. The fruit large and fine flavor
cd and grew in thick clusters like grapes Of 30 30
in a cluster.
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- Painters, Paper hangers, and those DESTROYS
Of articles in their line should not fail to read the
advertisement Of Mr.J. S. SHORT, I72 Lake street,
Chicago. He has on hand very extensive stock
imported expressly for the y esern market, which he
offers ut extremely low rates. You should cut out
his card and give him call on your next visit to
,hs Garden City
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fanny one should ask what in opinion arrv-
ed at by am impartial test The most honestly
compounded remedy for preserving beaung and
ing gray hair original Color should thout hesa-
ton, say PROF. o. j. WOODS Hair Restorative.
Ills preparation thousands have tested, and ready
endorse its excellence Thousands have need of the
preparation, and would advise all whose hair is in
the least diseased, to go 0. J. GOD Co.'S store III
KarAest, and lay in supply Of his invaluable Restora-
tiye-Fr
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q. XII PY
North East penn,ylvanfa, Narcb 3, IL.


SIR In consequence of having hair for several years
past only gray but perfectly White, have it short
and caps hide il from view but three months
since, was induced TO your Hair Restorative and
in justice say, that its effects almost miraculous
for it has changed gradually almost its former penor
TO color and left soft and glossy be beau
ul than when under the influence Of the fin
OIL earnestly therefore, it every lady as
decidedly the best preparation FOR toilet anything in
the world. BETSY SIITH.
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SHAWls

A great variety embracing long an sesss,
Broehe, cheap ard super Stella Black W.
de Laine Barge, Plain Thibots, Printed ,a. -
and Grape ranging in prco from very loqg - .-e.F
well upi
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your Hair Restorative, Dire you this upon the subject
About two years my hair commenced falling 6turn
ing gray fast becoming bald Imet friend who had
used your Restorative and spoke highly Of its virtues
induced try it, although had but little faith as
had before tried many other remedies | commenced
using your Restorative in January last few Implications
fastened my hair firmly 1t began to fill out,
turned back It's former color, (backl this time it is
fully restored to its original color, health appearance
and cheerfnlv recommend its to all.
Chicago, H.. May !, 1854. J. D, HOES,
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J. D, HOES,



PROF. o. J. W0OD-Dear Sir take pleasure in hear
ing voluntary Testimony TO the magic effects Of your won
derul Hair Restorative As far back 1896 my
menced falling of until the top Of my scalp became bald
ard smooth as glass, and has continued to all great
many years notwithstanding have used mary celebrated
preparations for its restoration Speg yoaF aye-tsu-
ment induced 20 give your article f1's sr to
asonishment, found after ap9i-4sitg that
my hair became firmly and assumed gussv aud beau
tfu appearance; aud by III time had used quart bottle
my bald head covered with young and vigorous
growth Of hair, which is from TWO inches IN
length, and growing fast.
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH
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BATS

Gents s. Boys HATS, Of Straw-pes az.
Leghoa, Panama, 81 p. L.--all cheap ne .a I
qualtv-lnfants and Misses Iats 81 Ess#
Trimmed and Uuntrimmed
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TTI0I-
J. G. Budd'e Report Supervisor Of 81 Ward, was re-
ce.vcd and ordered placed on Ge.
PETER Chri.tman presented bill Tor digging grave in
the Catholic cemetery and for the ground for he same
which en- motion was laid upon the table
The tcasurs report received and referred to the
Financial committee. Whgreupon the CouucU adjourned
II. T WEST Cry C.erk
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200 Bsnnets, erqbiacinc every kind nom r,s e.-r
mon 10 the hest qualify with plenty Of r .aA
common and French Flowers, Lining, Ro-su 49,
to trim.
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WE call the attention of all old and young this
w derful preparation, which turns back its original
color grey harcovers the head of the bald with uxu-
ant growhrenoves the dandruf itching, and all
erupt!Onscauses continual flow Of the natural fluids
and hence, used regular dressing for the hair will pre-
its Color and keep it from falling extreme Old age
in all its natural beauty. We CALL them upon the bald the
grey diseased in scalp to it and surely the young
will they value the flowing locks, the witchug curs
ever ba without It, Its praise is upon the tongue of ous
andS.
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H
u The barque John Y. Ayer, Capt. McClen
ming, arrived at the south pier, from Buffalo, on
Tuesday last, with large cargo of salt and CON-
She unloaded her salt at the pier, and then ran
around Into the harbor to unload her coal, of which
size had on board some 400 tons. Itsis now some
what over three weeks since she left here. She ran
to Chicago, took on Il, 500 bus. Corn and then ran
to Buffalo where she took her return freight 400
tons coal and Coo bbs salt, and come around be-
fore said on Tuesday last. The captain informs us
that the sailing qualities OF his splendid craft exceed
rather than fall short of antieipations
The j. Y. flyer will, after dscharging her coal
take cargo Of $4,000 bush. wheat for Buffalo, at
this place.
The KEsosHA WArERCUR the advertise
ment of this institution, in our columns this week.
There is institution Of the kind in the West that
is better arranged better managed than this and
its Location is one of the mort healthy and beautiful
in the country DIR. SEELEY and his excellent Lady
are admirably qualified for the responsible position
and spare no labor lans, to render their patients
comfortable, and ensure TO them the benefits Of
this treatment.
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Eastern Assembly District Convention

At convention Of the electors q the eastern Asssly
District OF kenosha county, held pursuant ~ -, the
Court House IN said county, the 9th day 90 st Der
1896 for the purpose Of eecng delegate. to e Congress
ona Convention, to be held al Racine Thursday the It'll
day Of September CHARLES was chosen and
G. GuIETT, Secretary
On motion OF Jon r. Jlsun, ii resolved To- elect one
delegate FROM each ~ the SauerS and Pleasant Pratt
RE and one FROM the city Of keuoha represent said Dis
tret IN said Convention The following persons having re-
ceiyed the greatest number Of votes, we're On notion de-
cared unanimously elected:
II MARSH, OF Somers; HENRy l. WILLIAMS, Of Pleasant
Prairie; CHARLES {. SHoIEs, Of the city Of keuoshs
kaHoSha, Sept 6. 1886. CHARLES LEET
& GuLErr, Syr'y. Chairman
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CRCCERiEG

In the selection of my groceries crae; pc e tA
Ken and to those accustomed to lpyh. II -.s =. +.
unnecessary to speak, bit 10 those s.l4 5.s ..t
would only say that they are a GOOD de-. ..-... a.
the average. Call and SEQ.
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FANCY GOODS.
FTNIIE best stock of PERFUMERY-Toil Soaps
Il Hair Oils, Pomadcs, Port Monnaies, &c ever re
eeived in this city, are now offered for sale at the
Drug Store of
STARKwEATHER & Co.
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HENRY GOODRICH.


PROF. WooD Dear Sir After reading the adv ttfze-
in Of the New York journals, Of your ce
Hair Restorative procured half pint bottle.
much pleased with it, that continued IT'S for rleuths
and satisfied it is decidedly the best preparation before
the public 1t at once removed all daBdfuf and unpleasant
itching from the scalp, and has restored my hair na.u
and, have doubt, permanently so.
You have permission 10 refer tome. all who entertain al
doubt OF its performi- z all that is claimed for it,
HISS FEEKS, rs 3 Greenwich Avenue
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TF CHEAP DAN should lose s2,oco by fire would be,
L neghbors to the
RESCUE.
When BY the uproyoked and malicious advice stagger-
ing Bob Cheap Dan is robbed of 81 8e9 the people wink
at it.
w II x :?
Because old Falstaff is rch and like Crsars wife, above
SUSPECT on.
When by the lies and intrgues of the pretty Boy known
eres for few days, and when Dan asked it, was told
If he got before he did, to let him know it," it helps
make Dams Cash account
ShOrt!!!
When Cheap Dan gets his reputation up for selling cheap
by purchasing exclusively for cash down. and by selling his
clothing corTespondingy low, you say
Kt's Ali Right!
When you asked Dan for credit remembering that he
paid cash down for his goods Dan said he credit
with pleasure for three four weeks, until all his csshis
goods and all or his goods sold 4 credit and stand
in notes and accounts, past due from to months
Pay Up!
When Dan says pay up, don't get mad aud him for
it, but
Pay Up.
For unless you do he will be obliged Shut up shop and
Re Obliged TO Pay
The exorbant prices OF those who purchase goods at
Wholesale long Credits and thing is they
only buy stores where their credit is aud conse
quently cannot like
Cheap Dnn,
Buy when ard where they please and of
Fees Bargains.
Yes unless you pay IN, Dan close Lis shop you
must pay from two TO three shiings dollar for
the same articles at other stores
Ask You
Is right Dan s * to you until you get it for him
Don't put him cG,
Eu9 Fay Him
II it takes the hair on On the
Eirst OF September
mas. have money shut up shop Pay part all.
Hay Some, Anyhow:
can't go in business unless you do pay me. Four
hundred different accounts have got to SETTLE ami 90
put Il of any longer.
L can't and WON'T any clothing anybody.
DANIEL KNAPP.
S. wish it to be Understood that never bought any
goods credit since my first purchase and that the per-
son who trades with and pays cash, will give the
same per centage which by paying cash which is
least from 10 to 40 per cent D.. X.
Auglst q. 1S16-In 3m
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Waterford, Mass, July 35l9, 1855
Prof. o, j. WOoDWith confidence do recommend vour
Hair Restorative being the efcacious
have used the Waphcne and other preparations
the day, all without effect Since using your Hair Restora
tive, NY wiskers which almost white ba
gradually grown dark; and feel confident that few
applications viii restore them to their natural color
1t also has relieved of all danru and unpleasant itch
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City Council Proceedings.

MONDAY ENENISG, Sept. ;, $500.
Council met pursuant TO udjoiuuent Present, Alder
man Fish, President and Aldermen Bcrens Scott, Demur
and Paul The minutes Of Tie previous meeting were read
and AnnroNed.
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rave used PROT u WOODS Halr restorative, and have
admired its wonderful effects restored my hair where
it had fallen Off II cleans the head and rendees the hair
soft and sHooth-much more 40 than OIL
Louisville, Nov I, 1854 MARY A. ATKINSON.
80 Sold at ia Market street, st. Louis Missouri Git
broadway, New York. and by all Druggists elsewhere
kinds Of family patent medicines Ter sale, the best posi-
bic terms Professor Woods Establishment III Market
Street. st. Louis.
Sold here BY all the Druggists at man
prices, wholesale and retail, Milwaukee and Chicago
kESossA. BINS
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING. - melancholy
accident OF this kind, occurred In the town OF
Somers' some two miles from this city, on Sat
urday morning last. The house Of Mi S Bull
len was struck 10y lightning, Mi, Bollcn and
wife, and man Of the name of Leach, were in
the house at the time. The tightening came
down the chimney and passed cut at the door,
striking in its course the three persons. Mrs
Bul'en was instantly killed. Mr. Bulen was
severely injured, ana would not, probably have
recovered, had net assistance proF;dentially ar
riven soon after the accident Mr. Leach was
not SO seriously injured