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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18
WYAND0T PIONEER,
! Publishe hed.eyerY. .Thursday,

3ae Publishedlevery Thursday, sd .a5l
Office in, Ayres', new fre-proof brick, corner ol
Sandusky and Wyandot Avenues. = =
The PIoSEka viii be devoted to Local and
Foreign News IA gricuitnre, ,aAmusement, Edu.
cation, and everything that tends, to promote
social virtues and intellectual progress, and to
preserve theintegrity of Liberty and Fraternity
iniour Republic. r..,ft q,.es ,basa s.f, !,
- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS. i i
One dollar and half per annum, il
paid In Advance, and Two Dollars If not
paid in advtnee.G ,s'r9u1Isfs slil .YI!9
RATES OF ADVERTISING: fsifref
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts square,
One square, 3 weeks or less. 90
One square, each additional insertion,... 25
Permanent Advertisers, by special agreement,
at the following rates, payable quarterly:f
One square, 3 months, without change, 50 so
Two squares months, without change, 400
Three squares 3 months, without change, go
Fours squares 3 months, without change. 500
Each additional square, per quarter. 100
Notice of the final settlement of Estates, so
cents each.
Business Cards, of 5 lines or less, per quarter,
dollar. 3WEia1s @iqt1 e I3aif 1ns jdau
Announcing candidates (for offices of every
descrption) dollar, in advance. ,p
All advertisements must be paid in advance.
Attorneys will be holden for the price of insert
ing legal notices handed in by them Publish
ers not accountable for the accuracy of legal
advertisements beyond the amount charged for
their publication.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18
! w Peter Cunningham was once tell.

Eg Peter Cunningham was once tell.
ing before Douglas Jerrold of strange
dish he had just dined on. "Such a
dish--nobody could guess it."
He, of course, provoked the query.
"What was it 2"
Calves tails" said Peter. oaa
Extremes meet" exclaimed Jerrold
EW An Eastern paper advertises thus
g RUNAwAF44A hired man named John
his nose turned up FIVE feet eight inches
high, and had on a pair of corduroy pants
much worn.' ~ 9zst 81 EE8 asssi 9i.E3ag
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BUSINESS C. "A R.Dsa
~ - F-rr-7
DIR WILLIAM IRVINE.

Would respectfully offer his professional servi
cesato the citizens of Upper Sandusky and
absent on business, aug, 3, l854.-nl3-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18
d. LE w Is NJ D.,

IPHYsICIANtAED "A ND QsURGEoN ,9H
"TOULD, ESPECTFULLY announce to
wv the citizens of Bellevernon, and vicini-
ty, that he has permanently located himself in
the practice of his profession at Bellevernon.
lien years experience and close application
o business, he hopes will merit portion Of the
public patronage. ~ m
April 26th. IS55.-tf r'a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18

DIR. w. H.. KILMER,
g GURGICAL AND MECHAN.
UIfTfYyO ICAL DENTIST. sit
nOffice on the west side Of Main street, Upper
Sandusky Ohio $3.50 4tt ~
N, B., all work warranted.
Nov 9, 1854 molly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18

r. n KELLY. n GEO. CRAWFORD.
- McKELLY a. CRAWFORD. '61li
f'.s''" ATTORNEYS AT LAW, st.i 3}iif2
g19W g9ai @ Upper Sandusky, O..
Will attend promptly to all business of a legal
character, entrusted to them, in this, and ad-
joining counties. Office, one door north. o.
the Pearson House febl5
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NUMBER 52

be able to fud equally eminent men?
Mr.. Buchanan replied "He would not
go out Of this room for a Secretary of
State, " looking at Mr.. Clay. This gen.
tleman (Mr. Clay p1ayfully remarked
that be thought there was no timber there
fit for Cabinet officer, unless it was Mr..
Buchanan himself. 7llEe # a4I59
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18
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n. -. NJ. n. K | lR 3 Y,,tt
ATTOhNEY- -AT-LAW, will diligently at
tend to any professional business in Wyandot
g and adjoining Counties in the Common Pleas
4 and Probate Court. ~
He will also attend Justices Courts in any of
the Townships of the County. Office in the
Court House. A3 g p
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18

sd 81 GILLETT g., WIGTON,
Dealersjn Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware, Gro
ceries, etc., in Ayres' building. ~ 1f'l3ja
-*ttA1sFt 80 stltgA Et t@TJpper Sanduskv n ~
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-f.r,1 bPo b. DI8lO l,ESRa l7I.
bsd Y Ell Low CORN E'R, y
saaibef "a $500 Upper tSqndusky, o.,
Dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry
: Goods, Boots and Shoes, Family Gro
ceries, &c.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18
CHESTER nj. MOT1

CHESTER r.. MOTT,
Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Solicitor
i'm Chancery. Special attention given to col
lation cases, Partition of Lands, s,settlement of
Estates Of deceased persons, drawing deeds,
mortgages, Power of Attorney, dc.
Upper Sandusky, April 1st, 1853. n1-tf.
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. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ur Office Opposite the Pierson House
July 2jth, 1856. iDit3y3m a3
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Ct. w. BERRY

449sI1 - Ct w. BEER I ,I45f1r.5 - !,
RNEY. AT LAW,
..,..s o,,,.. UPPER SANDusKY, ONO,
pof1ce. one door North of |. Fl. & A Bee
RVS ST re. febS-1y ,lal
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-09-18

SurDEsHAM POTTER. = ic ANDREW LYTLE
PORTER SC LYTLE, a5 ~
Late s. PORTER d Co., Wholesale Grocers and
commission merchants, dealers in Wine, Lii
quors, Cigars, etc. etc. Commercial Build
sings, Water St., Snndusky City O.
MAY 95th 1854. frf = -, n2-tf
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November 30, demurrer being over ruled, ms CONS
excepted
December4 cause continued to the next meeting Of
court.
People vs. Daniel AIdrch October 81, 1856 indictmeas
assault and battery.
January 20, 1855, pleads not guilty.
February q 1885, the defendant withdrew The plea OF
not guilty. and plead guilty to assault and battery.
February 1866, Court ordered that he pay ine OF
$3.50, and stand committed until paid
GENERAL
Inc importance and absolute necessity OF abolish
ing the present system Of fees Office and substitution
Of moderate salaries TO include expenses must be appa
rent 70 every rejecting man.
Inc lee system to have been the parent OF evils
IN our munty and second TO except the corup
ton o the Supreme Court Be together have encourar
ed fraud and crime of every kind
we cannot conclude this report without urging the per
elective franchise -
me letter and spirit Of the law alike require that the
wnoie proceeding should be public
Lei vs. tnen, have spacious halls for voting epen 10
the uphc oy night and by day. till the result Is declared
ana ballot boxes that cannot be stuffed even
II necessary, elevated in full view, and guarded by
citizen police that all may vote and see aud record the
v4.e o. Others Then with the aid Of Registry Law we
and VILLAINS who have long robbed us Of our brthriaht
ana brought reproach upon the very Of liberty and
repubticansm -
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sl,A7s,s7s IN Treasure.
THE VIGILANCE COMMITTEE STILL IN POWER
IMPORTANT REPORT ON OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.
Great Fires in Marysville, Placerville
and Nevada City.
NARRIAG AND FAITHS
MARKETS,

The.steamsbip Ariel, Lieutenant s. 7. Hunter u $. N,
commanding, which called from Aspinwall August 4,
at 9E O'Clock P. ~, with the passengers, mails and
treasure brought down by steamer Golden Age arrived
last night.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamship Golden
Age, with passengers, United States mails and treasure,
sailed from San Francisco July 2i at 245P NJ 2sth inst,
$50 A. NJ, passed Nicaraguan steamr Cortes bound up
Same day, at O'Clock, r. NJ, arrived at Acapulco, and
sailed again same day for Pa mama, at 10 O'Clock, r d.
I'd inst at O'Clock, P. N., passed steamer Jno. T.
Stephens, bound up Arrived at Panama August 4.
Treasure for New York All, $50 95
/" England. 4ao,eoo v.
:" Panama. ma....................... ol ooV w
lots.. "
The outward mails and passengers per Ariel were de-
spached from Panama per steamship John L. Steph ems,
the 1st ins O'Clock T. NJ Passengers all in good
health and spirits. The malls, passengers and freight
transported from the Atlantic to the Pacific in 31s
hours
All quiet and pcaceable the Isthmus, and no ind
cation Of further trouble.
The United States soop ST. Marys is stil remaining OF
Panama. and the United States ship Saratoga is at anchor
oil Aspinwa Officers and crews Of both ships in excel
lent health.
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against inefcieacy and official error Several Of the
cumbents could not obtain bonds. The Board Of Su.
pervsors and Court OF Sessions selected others in their
places but they refused TO vacate. Petitions put In
circulation near two weeks since requesting the county
and city officers to resign The iosnh were signed BY
ing Of the 18th, an immense concours assembled,
speeches were made, the petitions sanctioned and a
committee instructed 10 formally envite the immediate
resignation Of all the officers On the l5h another great
meeting was held, a which the committee appointed at
the sious netting reported that the officers had deter
mined not to surrender their places few agreed to do
so, providing their 'scompanions in miseryf would do
likewise.
At this meeting considerable disturbance created
and thirteen noisy fellows arrested by the Vigilance
police. Some OF them Afterwards discharged but
others are reserved for expectation on old charges.
The various regiments OF the Committee of Vigilance
frequently out on parade and the recipients ei
beautiful flags and banners from the sisterhood Of the
city.
The city Is quiet and hea thy.
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ARRIVALS.
~ roysens Hoicl-teu II q Ranso7. Y A. Olive
El.worth Hartford Weed and lady, o.; 4 Mogen, Ctn
ninns; w Edgar, \ A; \ Flint, St Louis, % u Prnt
Cleveland W Brown and lady Proybdsuce G HoAs ana
lady Chicago strecer baltimore; vapts Van Hori u
Wv williams and LADY. Chicago NJ FOWLER UucA 4 n
Rowe, Fair Haven. ~ N-W'7
ARRIVALS.
From California, via Aspinwa In the steamship Ar,sl
a Bouime y Sommissoner @ New grsnsda; daps csrv
TER On rysier Mrs Norcrps and ctild CoI y ,ireen IL
Van Rruni Mrs 9ainess Mrs scuuswck Cspt Henier.
son q " Titus VIM Lepplrectt Masf3r and Ma nrv.n W
Z Ro,s'sg m HIssssy gslI,s Hssts snd lsay. .wm
SICK lady ard infant nHPysts VIM Brysp II Jones, r.
Jones, pr Eder, Wolfe, MeGowsn, n Strong J !,
levy. oump, y j. Wells n.rI.er y sAssve, NJ
y Taylor Bsssers and lsdy gusters " sncrweet
1sa,es NJ; ssrSrass y vsrs,c ~ HAsss sA ysisvo y
Mt Horreii 2 y Morgan, q HisGtrs, oei DAVIS y u
say, Thos y Casey, 2. y & Elstsy y A L Bas'en !, 8,
a Feynolds, csgt a Williams y y c,srs cs.s., W
IhFs ~ f'.irrn. " t3ry. y ih'N +.
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FRIDAY EVENING, July Is, 1885.
FlorR-In the market for this staple there arc
changes note From first hands transactions have
been exceedingly limited Jobbers continue 10 drive
sr trade Sales Of 2oo or sacks Oregon and 200 DO 0
bbls Galcgo at SIS; 500 or sacks Fowiers self raising
a, sli; i5ohf do. Barkers extra, at sll; $50 or do
Magnolia extra and 200 do. Avso, al $40 800 do Orc
sS ssU g. a. - ~ ana ''0 10 00"''''' :" '0ona "
wnrArs5o sacks good old whca, sold at &C., and so
EnIr,.fl6 sacks new barley sold, in six lots, at &C.;
$50 do at 81 95 and $40 do, in two lots, q 81 20
corsarAI- 80 bbs: sweet Eastern meal, jobbing, .,
50 20, and 6,6co lbs California ground At SIC. 5xc.
BEr-2o bbls. miss sold at ST. 60
PorK.-lco half bbis. clear sold at ei3.
BrII.n -iis nrkns choice soi Al axe, sni 20 do.
Iarn.-fco cases Jewell & Hrrison's sold at isc.
Dnlkr Arrir.-lse kegs superior quality American
dried sold al lie, and so do. goof ut 10hc.
contT-i0c COO lbs Manlia sold on private terms.
sroR there has been a slight degree Of activity
raw have been ru rates. In refined there y
advance Of &c per ID. TO note since last reports. We
note sales Of $50 b5,s Boston srashsa 100 DO and 80
pt<c.; $1,000 lbs China No. l. ~ skc; 30 600 lbs do
No 2, at &C., and 900 lbs. do, al SIC.
CAsurIs The market for adamaniine candles is de-
pressed and saies have been made at material decline
previous Sales OF 200 boxes rhonx ut 2sc $50
DO secome penn- Al &c. and 200 do Staten Islsnd :.
than those above quoted for the want Of particulars We
cnanracss As bbls. Heldsieck 4 Co.'S naury's i'm
portailon. sold al s17.
CAKIr-soo boxes 81 Julien brand sold at 90 2s, and
200 do One quality sold on private terms.
wHIrE VIM $50 boxes Haut Sauterne sold, In two
lets n 81 per dozen.
ra,,SDYi5o sth casks American brandy, 30 per ceai
above proof, sold at $50. per gallon, cash.
GlS.-13 pipes Ams gin sold at eoc. per gallon.
WHISKY Sales Of 16l bbls American whskey 70 psr
cen, above proof and SO do IS per cent sold al &oc per
gallon cash.
ToRAocolo cases Fruit 45 DO strawberry, 10 do sun
and do. Neptune sold n agents rates.
Ax-5o casks Tenncnts bottled ale sold d % rs rer
dozen
LrMHER --Jobbng has been unusually hght to- DAY. a
prev noted figures. From shtpboard there are a.
salcs reported.
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q SON. "
In San Francisco JUL 49, the wife ofMr George aood,

son :
In San Francisco JUL 49, the wife Of Mr. eorve ftod
x...
In San Francisco. JuIy 2 nv the Rs a..,.,n. r.,,
mar NJ GerhsysJ nds,Sc ~ ~ sne nsy Augussus rel,
| A. Sono,a lima % ~ p.,. a.,
Bridget McCsr,y 20 - '"' 'D''DA'u se'u' 70 "'''
banne Swscring 'n"e - AZ ffe'z Bonner 70 MSS So-
Aa AT sopcra' @ us June 81 Mr. Jo,en, po,., - u., u
| lene Possr. - - 'Sep1 ''''' :" afs Aasaa'
MARI. s%po snnosa seo on tho i'h aa Mr. Wright to Mss
rI q, '0cano, on tne ga u Mr. l. '" Sooawn 70 Ms
Try IN ynssns,.;Ic Inn. an nv p.u w u.~.r ~.
whi,nsv vnn Il MS 'S Srsh HnteS,soas Ln a.
0I,I n sam rrapc.co Io,v hv Rev s.mus, Levy ",
v - M y. Wan rIanCsco ouIy 2, py e'' S@n" Aesyi mi y
Meyer I;.h 70 Mss Louisa S,i" weintrsSe. s asS u
MISS Gsnerlns na,fr wasnsD' sr IN % o. q m,.
WARD
rrva G,,r, on 'e zotn u. Mr. levi ss
Auxa Gnihsn
At Orovle July 2S mr. John B. al7e to Miss Virginia
Ann Carpenter
A Sacramento 4th of July, Mr. Edr-oad H. Mcnks to
AZ Sonora, July ., Mr.. Brecke TO Miss Mary Meyer.
At Sonora July l. Mr. William, Brcu,cke TO Miss Ra
sanna DOnneil : - "'A' ''>' v mss ~
!. AZ Marysvile July T. Mr. John j. Bruce to Miss Ist
At San Francisco, July 10, by the Rev. chipmaz
ter Of samuel D. King, Esq Washington and s. Louis
Al San Jose, July a. Mr. Dudley Wells TO Mss Parthena
@ Ogan.
Al San Francisco, July by the Rev, Nr. Ingodsby.
Aa Al Sacramento July 10, Mr. VIM. h. Rat:snrerry 70
At San Francisco July 10, by Rev E. Lacy, Mr. Law
At San Francisco Mnoday evening July IL, by the
Rev. Dr. Scott, Wm Wallace Alen Of Beniioa to Miss
Mary 7. Edridge, Of Nantucket, Mass.
Al san frarcisoA July 10, by the Rev. Augustus kei
ner, Mr Asmus Heinrich Ressen to Miss Doroiaea Clos
CTen, both Of Placer County.
Al Granite Hill, July 49, Mr. d. Searis 10 Mss Mar
springs.
Mccormick to Miss Mary f. Brown.
san Jose, July Mr. Dudley Wells to Miss PartheoA
AZ fddletown, on the 7th July, Mr. O. H. HeecocS -
ass a. csan Soanana nolmss' Iss w. r,.,, cn.n ..
Lewis; ~, =,
As oonoha, July !, MI T. IucSer 70 Miss EhxaoesA
Az Ssp Francisco Ju,v II bv The Rev Aor,s,,, Kali
~ ~ "a @ r p ~ Suy A - 1y .ns nes Ausis!s hsu
F.ans;sco ,af Baum 70 MISS izA S'ne0en' oo'n OF sa
DIED.
Wright, aged 80 years ''' =
aged about OK years
New YORK. - = = : : N'' ' '-'' '-'s ''
mer, Mrs p A. Kstne. ssed IS years iorrery Of iii
Al Santa Clara, June 20, Susan Ann, wife OF william NJ
Al Aurum City, June % John s,ere,t Asnew in the 2,h
AT Nevada, June 20, Mr.. Charles 4. Warren szea 20
years.
aged 80 years.
Az Ienca, Jure 90 Oliver, OF Oliver hyde, Senr..
aged yeors
AT French Guch, June % Mr.. Thomas J. Powdreu.
aged ~ years
Al III Dorado, June 23, Mrs. sarah f. Bamford aged 2S
years
Al Massaohuseits Fiat, July 2, BENJAMIN B. Curtis, Of
Wisconsin aged 20 Tor two years Water Agent for tbs
salmon Falls Water and Mining Company.
Al missouri Flat, I'll Dorado county July 3 hr. 8. n
Curry.
At Downcvlle July J. Mr. James Crawford aged Is
years
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EXPLOSION OF THE BOILER OF THE STEAMER
EMPIRE STATE
We copy the following

We copy the following from the y. Y. Times:
O. saturday evening, shortly after oclock the steam
or bHprs State Capt Brayon running between this port
and Fall River, left the Latter place With Isl p,.sen.
~ho mad arrived in the afternoon train from Boston
Soon after she had passed Newport attention
CT oi her passengers dircctd 20 her chinneys which
were red hot two feet from the top, Wide she
through the water at unusually spid rate If speed
hen near Point Ju iith, explosion occurred Which,
shook the whole ve-selo her Centre ID caused the grca
test con-ter'aton among the pssengs Those who had
Retired 10 their bsrths, and children included rush
into the cabin Ia their night dresses the cry of "A
Wa rset aud every f- prsseTver board was iin--
dat y lied The alarm aru but il wa not will
ou ample foundation The board boiler OF In. YES
hs bart tue steam driven through Il furnace. and
through the blower box There a ug wind blow
Ing AMI the STEAMER commenced toss violently Thu.
cabin passengers hurried the engine room and between
dicks when fearful sight disclosed Twenty per.
son> mostly OK paSse found in a fearful con.
dluo scsld"d externally and internally 10y the escape
STAN Ev-tythiz that could be done for the alienation
OF their suhcring- Immediately atteimpted The
IA lies board rendered their utmost services Pas
sengers Who were unrned cut of the clothes and boots
OF o-e who injured with knives Ani scissors and in
Tns"y Instances the flesh followed the clothes Oil uon.
ss- and flour we're applied TO the wounds every DO ii.
olt attention ~as bestowed upon the -uiiefers In few
nucs the vessel Stopped and achor MAS thrown out
captain B'ayt,u decided TO return 10 Fall River TIN.
oihei boiler called irto service the anchor was raised
and shortly after midnight the reached the dock from
which she had started Unhapply some Of tho.. sh,
were mos; Injured were already dead
The following the Of the killed and wounded
, kiHed-Hiram Peacher, fireman; VIM. Mage fireman;
Frederic Botrdnan. Of New York; Philip BAH Of New
i1,k hI'1 Williams third engineer; John Smith coiored
Wounird-J Z. Beach and Michael Daily ot Nv
York Nathaniel Anes of Marsh6eld Henry Ketcham. Of
fal River; John Wise oi Brooklyn; john SItus cnlor
Sohn We IN snd VIM ii casey, Of EXertervlle Pa " X
Rad, Of East Boston; C. kim, German: Jo.enb NJ
man, Of New York, Moses Benner OF Hatfield Pa Tho,
niAon OF Taunton Mas; Joseph Richard Of Bangor Me-
fatrck Nc deney, Thos Farrell, of Brooklyn
IL feared that many Of thuse LETT at Fall River ara N
This time added to the lit fthe dead The iniue.
majority we're very serious, aud in cases preclued
any hope OF recovery.
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hr loi prizes OF - determined by the number which
isas Tie $4,000 prize II that number should be odd
trn odd nrnb-t
AZ number, r viii
- addition 70 o,err priE- which drawn.
W ase- In buying equal quantity 81 odd
if ris viii ~ cerain oiTaTng nearly orehAf the
- with chances ~ obtaining other prizes
Al ~- tickets ending with 2, O.
'ng with l. 3. =. :, Q. a & odd.
- Remember iia every prize drawn, payable
~ithnui deduction
All prizes OF $1,000 and under, paid Immediately
irawing--"iher prizes the usual Of thirty
an communications strictly confidential The numbers
viii h. icrEsrded 70 purchasers nmrd Ntv after
whole Tickets $40 Halves e.; Quarters ~ 20.
Prize tickets cNshed renewed In other
80 Orders for tickets Be addressed either to
jyi0 = sWAN Monisom-Tv Ala "
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The lSh prizes OF g number draws
The shsO prteH thst odd number then
every odd nutnbvr ucke be
then every even number ticket
- IN addition other be
Hren-.ers N buying quantity number
uesss viii be Certain Of
Win ehAners Ct Obtaining other prsr-s.
Nj Ia - n ending with T. a.
Ing viii 2 5 :. g. are odt -
wl,iou' G-l1-lon. - '''~ - -'
An rf-es OF $1,000 and paid I-arr-ils,ev A.r the
ir. E'-S-othsr Prizes AZ the ne Of thirty avs -
Al communications strictly confidential n Numbers vii
- SEwAsde 10 purchaser Immediately amer dra wing
Whole Tesvta SIC; Halves IS; 90 1TeTsYI'
rie tickets eShed In ke. a. either oe.
ORDERS for Tickets be ADDRESSED eiihs 10 49,
jyse sWSN 90, Ausnpa, ga or
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RICHMOND WING.
THH INpIAN WARM oRHaoN


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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-30
SPRING HARDWARE, 1883.
SMITH, RHODES &c CO.,
(llTE SMITH ROBgRTSl

THPURTRRS HNU DHILhRS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE. CUTLERY
GUNS, SADDLERY, &c,
No. % Pearl Street, Richmond, "a,
AVE nov In store, aud receiving from tie x-
II manufacturers of England and this eounry,A
large and we'll selected stock OF Goods. especially
adapted to N. wants OF the Trad. Of Virginia. North
Carolina and Tennessee, respectfully
ders sud Others visiting this MARKET
Our stock IL full and part
Ccopers, Smiths &C, In variety.
Building Materials, Locks Bolts
Heavy Goods, = Chains, Anvis,
Axies, Springs Ares, Ac.
Safety fuse. Scythe-. snaths Stones and RiHes
Straw knives. Hay Knives, Brier Hooks,
Forks, Spades, Shov-ls, HAmes Hog
A hne assortment Brides, saddles. stirrups, Bits
Whips Pat. and Enameied leather Sheep skins
Shoe Lasts, Root Trees, Crtnp Boards
Cutlery, OF Rodgers, wo.tsnhons, Butchers osSsr
Guns double and single barrel, Rihes
Pistols. good assortment
Fancy Goods as Port Monnaes, brushes, Purses, &c