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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MAoUoKETA.

We paid visit q few days since,
to this beautiful and thriving village
in the adjoining county Of jackson,
and were much pleased with its aP-
pearance The town is very prettily
located near a large stream of the
same name, and adjoining a very
heavy body of timber. These are
two important items in its favor. We
noticed Touring mill, and saw mill
near By, and water power sufficient
for operating anyamount ofmachinery.
In the town there are twenty-five OK
thirty stores and shops, two hotels,
and Several new buildings under pro
yet unoccupied. Among these there
is one designed as a woolen factory.
The plat gradually slopes up from the
river and on the public square there
is large building designed for Col
lege, or school House Its location is
very fine, but the building is an un-
couth looking concern, built in the
worst taste immaginable, for one Of
its size. There are many good look
ing residences and the town is beauti-
fully supplied with shade trees, evil
dcnces Ell taste and a proper apprecia-
ton of fthe comforts of life Already
thriving business town, when the
railroad is opened to it., Maquoketa
must become one ofthe largest, as
we'll a. prettiest inlanl towns OF the
otate--Lyoaas Adeocats.
SECRETARY MARcY's IDEA OF a
LEARNED Secretary Marcy
(said certain member OF Congress
who shall be nameless, to a certain
correspondent Of ours who asnameless)
is not only distinguished statesman,
but he loves humor, and is wag Of
the first water. had occasion to
prefer a request to him for the ap.
pointme Of a learned gentleman in
some home or foreign Office in his de
partment. One after another the
gentleman's credentials were opened:
one setting forth his knowledge Of
Hebrew. another Of Greek, third of
Latin, and so on, as was examined,
down to perfect knowledge ofall the
modern languages. A most extra or
dinary man, said the secretary, look
ing up from under his great shaggy,
beetling eye. brows, and showing up
his spectacles upon his high, broad
forehead: "Why. Sir; that man must
hare graduated at the Ioacr Of
Babel.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
AT E 'AF -HF
W HOLESALE OR RETAIL.
uAlGHT s. SEARS have now opened their exten-
i l. sive assortment OF BOOTS and HOES, and are
prepared to furnish Superior work TO country mer-
chantssDd Shoemakers at Prices that " i'll compare
with those of Chicago
Our Reiail stock fs large nd ofthe bist manufac
ture comprising all styles and every variety. SHALL
PROFITS and quick sales Is our motto-And all who
favor with call shall be thoroughly convinced OF
the fact. HAIGHT 6 SEARS,
Second St., one door from Perry,
May3I-dwly .H DAVENPORT
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j. w. STEW Art.

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLoR AT LAW,
Dice oyer aiston store, Brady bet ProDtand 20 sn
June lOdI DAVENPORT, IOWA.
O. B1 LIS
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Davenport, Howa. Va
once on asin street, opposite ie Clsire House
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HATS AND CAPS
Black silk Hats:
"a Pni -,
Wool -!
plushand Cloth Caps
These goods am prepared 70 sell at FkIcEs az Low
as the same qualify can be bought elsewhere.
would offer my thanks to old customers, but
trust they get their moneys worth and nothing
about nv tA4Hks. Suffice it to say am pleased to
see them at any time. ask particular attention
persons purchasing at Rholssais, TO my goods,1o
iieying can do better BY them than they can dohy
ord ring goods at the East. W $50
Call and see AT EDW ARD ALpkS'S, oppo :ttC
I n claire Row Sent 6,1a55.
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SCOTT HOUSE
Corner of Harrison and Front streets, one
Square below the Steam Packet and Ferry
Landing
J.JsHUAPHREf,P Proprietor.
H. would respectfully announce 10
J his eastern friends and the public ID
UUUV ger eral that having purchased the
eeee Large New Hotel
Ssxs situated as above, ne Is How making I'm"
movements on the premises, aud ~ilt endsAvof 10
hIsshare the patronage Of the travelling pub
tic.
This House
T. In aua nj inc most pleasant locations IN Davenport,
con, nitpg view OF tHe river, OF Rock isEnd tity
:, J. - ia Eort run strong. Nov u 'S5 dtt
81. Claire HOUSE.
DENISOS WIRrH, Proprietors,
s,Ftheabo establishment Will respectfully in
I J form the paolie that The house having oeen new
n dted ap 4ud raPionshed, is no~ IA fSahiness of
ne aooo uf lHs putc, aGd Ihey Will spare
no efforts to give satisfaction tO those stopPttE rith
them. The sboys House Is located On "et Nam
lfo.t bel wsan second and Third st.,
Davenport, May j. SO. d~tf
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ing Mills.
ALSO
ORNAMENTAL HOUSE CASTINGS OF So
PERIOR AND T.5RfOU DESIGNS, GAPS,
ILLS, BRACEETS, TRUSSES, &c,
Ofthe latest patterns made TO order.
n. B. Special attention paid TO repairing work.
Accidents to machinery repaired without delay
Brass casting made to order on short notice.
mch : fsE-dvn
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
ON BRADY, BET. 4TH & 5TH SITS.
~ THE subscriber has taken o store
r sbeve, where he is opening fresh stock
COOP BOOTS AND SHOES
Msnniaciured expressly for retailing, which he oge,,
Rsasonabls Prices
either by the case, dozen or single pair He Will
some of The best manafactoriesi 10 the East, and
specially solisits share o[plblic patronage.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Can here md an assortment of ssasonsbls q. =
Prime Retailing Goods.
al as low prices any establishm in the West
Apiis d&w II D. B. CARLETON.
HURLEY'S, ,SARSAPARILLA.
SJ,HIS inva luable compound so fully appreea ted
L by tho American people, is gaining wide celeb
rty ,and has become permanently established ss the
best nd most effective medicine of the day. Cert it,
Gates ere daily pouring in from all parts the States
and the afflicted rejoice there Is help when e,-
cry other remedy proves lneneeias, diseases hien
frture have readily yielded beneath Its Irresistible
influence and countless ismiiies rendered happy and
cheerful By It's extraordinary efficacy, IL you Nant
the pure and genuine Sarsaparilia, ths which is as
. Hsreni, and supenorto Bulls or any other com
P ld as one thing is capable Of being e asotnoi,
then take Hurey's, for out OF Thousands or cases
scattered through Alabama, Missssippf, Wisconsin,
Indiana, Missouri and hentuesy, II has never N .
sns ins lance been known TO fall ana wiz cure De-
Dvsnensis- or Indigestion,
serofuis. Kings Evil,
Affsetions OF the Bones, Syphilis,
Dshilitv. Habitnal CostiSsnsss,
Erysipslas, ruImonary DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, ties,
Female Irregularities Fistuls,
Skin Diseases, Diseasd Kidneys,
and grsatand Powerful Tonic, purifying the
Blood, and invigorating tbs an tire System.
The medicine, though prepared 81 great expense
set the price is so moderate, that II society may os-
tahiti. "a THOMAS A.A,HuRLEI.
Manufselory, corner OF Seventh and Gresn sts,
Louisville, Ky.
NTForssle at wholesale or retail by
ApiI d0wiy G. .I.wE5B, lie Claire Row.
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THE SHOE TRADE,

fEOUNTRf Merchants are Invited 10 call and e1-
" anime ASSORTMENT, which Is Just suited TO ihs
Market. Our prices will al all tiInes be low rs
those of Chicago CT 81. Louis. .e-"g
Dec 3 DAWSON, GRIGGS & co,
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NEW TIN Sv'ORE

THE subscribers have just opened a siere Har.
1 rison between Third aud Fourth streets, where
they intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
on hand all kinds OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid TO Roofing, Spoutiug and
JobbiDg. Country merchants can rely upon, being
supplied with I at wholesale prices.
Rags, old copper lead, &C, taken In exchange &c
goods. IAIl6dtfI GRANTEES = BELL.
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ID 4 Y Z 4 p O Z n
Iisi;ss W u r r. =.
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP.

TAM1iR, DONSELLY q CO., Cate foreine1, oflhe
y LsClsi-e Foundry,l are prepared 10 execute all
kinds Of
Engine and Machine work for Saw and Flour
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ooppRRsMITH AND PLUMBER.

II o.RAhakR, sec, has tspeyed his ,opss ~
H. sgorsiiy sGross 10 the Second story OF CfSmp-
tons bsldin<, la tRe room formsrly Occupied ~ we
0Asesas 0Gsss, n cor sSsoa1 u brsdy sS. my SAH
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-06-23

VXTRare now prepared 10 offer DEALER aad con
w sumers slarge stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
ware, upon and prices which cannot fs 70 suit
We propose In this column 10 keep our custoNsfs
posted up in hardware matters and Invite cals from
our fire nds who desire fair dealing,
+ or cash We propose 70 sell a. n sniail "a anes
soeG keg. Nails. Caii soon for bargains 10 Nails
Il. CLOSE & co.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

HtHE unknown heirs OF Stephen G, Ma
chen formerly of, the County Of
T,,iWayne IN the state sofG Ohio, deceased,
sdars' hereby that on ti,.lfirst day
-sof February A. D. = $50, Samuel Morris
aoi ths , AZ, VI Pennsylvania flied a pc
tiiion in lhe Gourtcfv Common lleas of
Z w sndot County, Ohio, aguinst them. the
OBJECT of which said petition is to pro
seuge y, cpnyeyancer from. hem TO the said
Samuel Morris uf s'The North half Of the
i'7South wtst quarter of Section 10 insfrac-
,,,ional Township two, south Of Range 10,
80 the Distric .eii bands subject to sale al
Buc. rus. Ohio. and situate IN said coun-
z ~ OF WTanaetg fhe petition sets torlh
:, = That sid lanaswere Oh tile 8. II a.lay ot
June 825. entered ,bylhle sail Stephen
sfC.i Maelfsn 10 his Dwn name.atbat said
lands wefe 'afsei wards purchased BY pe-
=, tiitlone5 t9r utB;c c6asiIieratIon Of The
Y sad Machep, Flirt said psl ipner Took an
saesigumefaii OF said certificate OF aettry
ifrnA fItt'saldl Machen e swife7BeHeyiri
ittp bag su!iiclept eolyevance Of the
lands therein described, that the said Ma
chen died intesiate. Plaintiff asks tia,
sfVMe ptrren may be qappoinedo by III,
-sc9uftlto7coogeys said l4nlIs ste him. an
that sdffraiatits. be 'exehlicd from any
ciaia, tisreto; detcD l4n,s are eqi,lred ia
answer on or before the third Saturday
i iatterth note shiilI have been. published
SIX wefks;to vi. 9bswcF"to be fled on
or before the 81 day of Apfh 1856 =
Judgment will he asked for Al the ncxi
'tfin'oi said eour,.. ~ G. w JBEEkY
Feb'y. 7, '56 n2l CIV.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
SOMETHING NEW!
PAT. L, REED,

ME IL CHANT TAIL OR.
HAS RESUMED BUSINESS IN UPPER
IL A Sandasky y, in the looni one door south of
Ayres' i}relz Corner, main street. |
tie has received a very excel ent stock o
CLOTTiS, ,'CASStME.S>, REAi1Y MADE
QEE- Be. .E II e YEA GGe.
gTnQ. EM Sj,I,Tg I{a1UraS nVEE
wH II Ez --zEa-~ uz1 1EA s5
HAM DIX i RCHI ELS, ,AsUSPENDERS, AND
many ether articles for gcntlcnen' wear which
he will solver low. 3e4 t ssi s. - q
He will atso cary on the TAI LORING BU-
SINESS, in aIf.its branches. i'll the eane es
tablishiiie e. wher,. he will be glad to see his
old customers ard as many new ones as will
do him the favor TO call. - =
He is in receipt of the latest FASHIONS,
and is therefore prepared 20 make garments ac-
cording totie most niodcrn and improved stN les
Nov. 8. sAak.t6e f ,ns fn9-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
HOME PisorEe.Tioy..
erz NEW 49, .zsds
FOUNDRY MACHINE SHOP

GU MP, d MOA NER.
WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the at
" tention of the ciiizsns Of " y apdlot county
to the TACT that the above Establishment 10
now IN active and snccessfnI operation, in
CPPER Sd NUUSRE
where they are prepared to manpfscturs and
fill ati orders With dispatch. for - -
Castings and asachiaery.
in their line. They viii also cary sa siAs
'5LACh-SMl THING BUSINESS IN All iis va
faeture and keep on hands ! .l 80 60
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, &c |, &e.
They feel conf dent that IL " in BE- TO the neer-
est ofsthe public to give them q eail Thsy
willwarraht all work to give general safisfac
tion. sssasEsk es-s9EA
Old Iron and Produce of all kinds viii be
! taken IN exchange for work saSa$ =
July IL. a.ie55. - ea ats II
+ 5-as -"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
FROM, GLASS; AND NAILS! In
Large aid Small quantities, for sale by
nlay.,- '55. "a - MAnrsiA l. ROBBINS
fsF4G II, NOTICE.

To Elizabeth Wpnz. widow of Jacob Wentz
aeccac-d. Id A!;tlrcw. WerItz. ii1iam Wentz
acoE5 Wcntz L, Vi Wentz. John Wentz, and
Jesse WeiHz.
You will take not CO that Oh the llth dav OF
.iannry, al 1856, the aadersigned fled :
petition il he Court of Common Pl. as of VIZ
andot County Ohio. where the same is now
pending, demanding p riition of,tlre following
prfnises situate in said county y:-'.1 he North
east quarter and the North west qsarer of the
South cast quarter of section I've ve, j Town
ship tive, S ,nth of Ran re twelve East in the
Wyaist.ot Reserve containing two h,lndr,t d
acres. fheuntier igheol demands that rarti-
tion be made o. said p eniSes as follows:-To
the undersigned. ote seventh, and to each ot
the said defendants one seventh, and to ElIzr
beth Nentz dover III the whole At The hex,
.er'n of said Court an application Will be made
Ibv the under~igne tnr al orert hat partition
May be made of SIT d premises
JeNAIHAN WARNER Il
LOUISA WARNER, his wife.
By g. ". BEERY atty
Jany, 18th 1876 6w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

80 IEHstE. NOM E.g15ef ~
Il To tesse Raiser& William B, lrer.4 Of tl,r
'orntN Of Wy ,pl,t Qhio,s and2 Ruth Belger
widow ~ Ihen as Badger. deceased Of, the
unty oI,Wavr, Oh o:
NV i'll takc rotlcr. that on the 18th day Of
aiuart Y ID 4 s56 he UNDERSIGNED filed a ne
y tito linll.e Coz It of Commcp Pleas of w an !.
lel County, Ohio. where the same. is now pen
ling dem4hdinz. pirtition of the fo!1owing
premises. situate in said Co s.The Sorith east
qunrfer ''id thu SanI part lofthe Narfh east
qualte:. being cie hundred aud three acres.
thereof ,and sixty ni,e. and twenty hundredth
acFsS cil Of the East side or the South west
quarter If Fi-,ctioual section one, (f0 Town
Iship ORC u Range iaarteen { l4) southlof the
baenlr',r the District ofrlands subject to sale
, at Delawrr, Ohio con- aiming in all $50 and %
humiretih acres ,xcei.ting therefrom small
! lot owned l'v Joseph Biggs and also one owned
hi w. Il BARTLETT Thenndersgnetl demands
ttfat parlSen be nlade If said premises as fol
| lnN. 5he urlersi med FIVE eighths, Jess
| Bud rel iw,a eightT,s and William Badger 18th
Attic ioxf term of said .o,lrt application, vii he
! nildel v ihtiunde ssigne,lFor an order that par
t;''on may he made accordingly. ,ss =.
I.s4,s.i,a s s44 -. q GEORGE BADGER,
.f.G CIV. BEIRY atty.
L "
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lna1e RNCsMl1L so

- . y = ! n y O-IA J = -
School books Of all kinds, Fools cap all
plain and fancy Letter Paper, togrther with a
variety OF Pocket Books, Bill Wallets, menor-
.ndnnl Books, Ahntnaes, Pictures with al
without frames, moulding of all kinds. G,ua7
nd Violin Strings, Novels. Children's Toy
books Also fine assortment of Perfumerv
soaps, Hair Oil &c. with lot Of Lions kati-
airon, z4s grs. s.a 10 lsesltr 81 se as.f
Ladies and gentlemen are respectfully invi
ted to call and examine my stock-they can
not fai TO be satisfied, as my motto Is quick
81, es and small profits
HENRY W EIDERSHEi
No s. Pierson & NJ ConntIf's Block
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

The subscribers in announcing their appoint
meul as Managers of th4 above Association, for
the adyauc> neit OF the 4 NsaSs
r. N e AR T s.,
Ia this country, feel justificd'ih stating that
inc Steel Ell. n.ravngs will be placed before
tile American public which'ar beauty of exc
cution have been unsurpassed, and at price
unparalleled either in the New or Old World
ART is cosmopolitan, and i'll this view, the
Artists both of America and Europe are bound
together to produce specimens worthy of the
age. set saH se
The Engravings viii be issued monthly COM
nlencing from the First of December 1855. and
ending First Of January, 1871, with the
fR,EMIUM -NGRd VIIG.
The purchasers Of Twelve EngravIngs, one
eacn month, .rice fifty cenrs. will be entitled
to receive, as q premium, fhe great steal Engra-
wing. 8 81
stWashingtan after crossing the Deia. 4
Ware.o y
Size 24x30. Executed III the first style of art,
FROM TnE oRIGISAi DESIGN. BY F. o BARLEY.
An American Artist unsurpassed III Illus!
'tratiagthe History of on Country ~
s Persons desiring to act as agents fr sobia air-
ing subserb RS, by applying 10 u up,iersisn
ed, and stating he locality th x wish to o.ru-
nv. Mill be farni5hcd ci,etafs givins. terms.
WHICH arc liipt aus
NJ Allparee ) delivered free ofexpress, post or
packing charges .. go. 800, -s,.s... IL.
225s FULTON. STREET. n Y. -
WHOLESALE PRINT PiBtI Hles,
And Manufaeturefsso Flames and MaaidingSs
.,,'..s NOTICE.
C"tharine " alter, a'm TX of jacob Wa!ies
~ fss 'l'r 7e.aa A
Catharic Walter widow, Danici3 Wtter
Anth,rf, W aier. i,oliu 6 Walt,r arla Galhar
ue Wc,hers as,
TpBapiel Mater, Apthely = y. altrrs lehn c
alter and Csttharlt w. h RS, tate Cath sriin:
Walter "tt t35tf'H
apOU are hereby itfn-is,,.I tl,7i,en the Goth
A day of lanaarysilsi6.y Sad a.iini.. ,t,afrix
,lled her petition in the Pfob,te Col~t Of Wy
anlo Counly Uhi";the .o.,lecis aisd payer Of
wh,ell petition is oobtaih IN ord,n'f Il he as
;ipnhseif 'ofthr dDw,'r sfSCafharine Walter, she
witls,u of said laeoh Waatcrtceeased,s in hand
for the sale Of the following estate to pay the
l,btS of saiddae..ascd to vii: In Lo No two
hundred and Seventeen t3i7 )9Sitnafe in the
6wu Of Upper Sandnsky, Wyandot County
Ohio Is GaPHARINE w ALTER a,lin'tx.
of J A.10B WALTER, deceased.
jan. 81 so -n21 4w.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
UPPER SANDUSKY saeasE
N ARDhh WORKS!
F. W. UNDERHILb g. co, !

e. r. W. W.-UNDERHILb & co. -zl3lae
w of Upper SahtIusky and surrounding
country, that they have opened their establish
ment ou main st, opposite the Court House,
where they flkeep. ON hand a good assort-
ulent Of American and ltalian Marble't soft
MONUMENTS, CENOTAPHS, TOMB
STONES. DC, DC, +Ete .
and will make 10 order every description of
monumental work III analner cxcelcd by no
other like es ablishlnent 4'aas s1-#st
A supefior. article Of Rutland m1rble kept
ha4td, witch is acknowledged
bv those tbpabIe ofjud.sillg fp be the clear st,
finest gram, and most duiable marble in the
Union. e3tsas - SiE ~7ssstz tz9 = is3J
Alsoa large number of monumental design
k'pt OH hand from which customers can make
selections. F.W. UNDERHlLL &CO. y
Ian 4 7s'56 +ss4 e..s,.sg as ts,s.~ ~f.f4 L II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
WYAhD01lPfl)NEH R.

t~bF published every FFhursUays
OHleeiii Asres' new e4rfoef brick, corner q
ati Sanduskg and Wyandot Avenues.
From WashiEgtOn- ~
- =, WASHINGTON, Feb9.
As Gen sCssss was leaving the Patent
Office Jhismorning, hefyll down upon the
steps and was taken to the National Ho-
tel slblr condition. When Ia
Ken up apItESes ne &&s&SP bleeding ~ TIE temple and
mvulh. aud i; was feared that his skull
is fractured pss.s.Millsr and ,Garnett
weressmmsneil TO laissaid. .xndhehas since
recognized some Of his fiitndss The arm
is not br6ktn. as Il was at first feared.
a,Ps s. Since the above was put in type
We have learned thats,he Generals out ol
dangers. .stfsd hssis sslF2 ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
THE GaEAl GLIsH RE 4EDY.
4a SIR JAMES CLAHKE'S
4 CELEBNAgED FINALE PILLS,
I : ~ " = = 49, IL = ',-

4tp,1rcrrn CO, 1rrrrRs
! R..PARED from prescription of Sir
Ja. 5 .arke. II D. Physician Ex.r or.i-
r-u t, the Queen. lhiS i.raluabi,' medicine
is nfa ling i'll the cure of those, paufa ard
dangerous diseases iHei,!ent tolhe female con-
stltuteH. ~
1t mo crates all excess, removes all obstruc-
tiolis, and brings ihc,monthly period with
Il gallargty. iils s.. Pill shoai, be used two or
three uesks previous 10 tiHemenf: they Tor
iify the Constitution, and essou the suffering
daring Labor. enatin. he ,nolisr To perform
her sia sies with $ fcty to herself and chid.
n These Ills should not hesiakclr b. females
dufieg the FIssr TIRbL MONTHS OF Pregnancy
as the, are SUE iu bfing on Miscarriage, but
at any q her time they are safe. 49,.
IN al cases oI Nervous and Spinal Affcc-
tons, pain in The Back AID Limbs. Heaviiless,
Fatigue ei Slight fxertIon, Paipltatloh of The
+ Heart, s@-owness ai Slalrit~, Ii stericS. Sick
Headache, y iiqes aHd ali eie painful diseases
! occa~loJed ny IA disordered system thc.' Fills
viii effect a eufe when ali o her niears have
faitsl and atiie!lgh apaw@ffit fetIrds. dono
coli,ain rol', Ca olnel, allilno"y, or any hrl
mnicriii fesfef 5sgpF ~
Fu.i directions accom- ,n. ing each package
Price, in the United States and Canada, On,
! Do lar sa7 9t~a ~ 25 5%i t19Ist1
! Sole ;gent for the United States. ~ .fgf9
l.au.,t4 -.ds t{a f.., 4. q. BALDWIN ,s&. CO..
| = Rochester N. Y
N B. s, ,i0u enclos ed to either of tic Genera
I Agents will ensure u bottle of the Pills by re
! turn mall is4 a1R bsH .3its.-taz38 4s1ti
/ : For sale by .~IG,n,s4 DC, W.ElSZ,
/ wholesale aud Retail agent for Upper Sandus
Ky, and Druggsts GENERALLY. ''s -5.
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'rHE NEWSPAPER RECORD.
. ~E1fs 81 Office.

80 'sTtF7 sE GAOTIGE afff - Hs9G
Hiram FiH 1dridge, fs
3ai ~ Guarlial of 81 sssi3 45HsHs
Mary H. Brew ara Ann Probateg Court of
Eliza Brewer. heirs sofl ,Wyanlo' G. unity.
Pali>G Br5wer. decd Obio
cEarvfifs Brewer seBann Petito,s Il, sell i@nd
Eliza 'rowers lue4eIA 4 l.S.43@. as sss
Kenyp9 aud Rxana ? .,7+..te. i -
KENYON
Saif defend .,'ts are her'rl,v notified fhaf oa
She i2f tlay If :,',iar* 1856 said g,a-ftia1' ltl
hs Pctaiongtn id court. the nh:ais and PRAYER
of which isl, .ohtalia order esr p.saie If In
lots nnms'res, seuty 6Tc f75) aud seventy
six{76l in r.. Town of title sslaiiSiv IN
said onntv. rs'rral tsfife be longing to his
said " ards. ~ atf3 "a IIa.
gSa 4 'etifi % esil he heard anstlle 22d day o.
Felrrg ry lf5 s. at 10 p,elock, A NJ, of said
HIRAM n. 4eFlnFEipaE.s
si uafli0t Of Are a,inae heirs
"a syrfPgis tGg Brewersdlec',l..
slap. :, Sc. nl9S2w.4 .zea.,4 49,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

IMPORTANT TO HUNTERSi
am the established agent for the Western
Fur COMPANY, and am prepared to pay the
highest ;pri in cash for Coon. Mink, opos-
um, Fox and Deer skins. Also. for sheep
elts and Hides of every description. - =
Nov 10, '55.-t, S. IL. HUNT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

pLANK BOOKS, SCHOOL cory BOOKS
- Fancy Letter paper, Enveiopes. Slat.x'
Pens aud Pencils, bill Files, with elastic banda.
Memorandum books, DC, de-, at extrs.ne.y '
low prices. M motto being quick sales and
small profits. HENRY WEfDERSHEIN
No Piersou & McConneii.s Block 4.
Upper Sanduskv, Sept. 90, 1855 sNs'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

o'F8 I'M III K r 3 Y,
ATTttRNiEty AT-EAW,, will diligently at
2 tend 10 any sprofassinnal basiee in Wvapdot
and ad dining Counties III the Common Pleas
and Probate Court -s~ss.-.s "a =.
He will also attend gusticr's Courts in any of
the Townships # The Cojinty. Office in the
Court House. stetsfst}
ESQ is,V,yt, u NE,yspst,ts 4, t,rCODn
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Butter! Butter! {

GILEETT & W1GTON are now pay
ing six.ea. n cents a pound for fresh Butter.
and the highest ma fktt prices for COUN-
TRY PRODUCE Of every description, at
No. g. Brick Corner - 8 - il z Y
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EDWARD j. Drummer.

eGstg < g1nG, Bus el~ Of Wheat. lJo,-
><as'@~S WV Geo bushels Of Corn,
1J0.C0I bu~hrl~ oats wanted At lhrR H.
-rnti Wsre tInu<e. for wli'.h the highest
market price viii be p id in cash.
Oct. g. L6-fl S. p. AKIN.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

E-IsH-frsH, ALARCE QUANTITY OF
L very nice good fish, DC, tr S le by
Aug "a, lc54-l6tf WM HENRY.