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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31
Shirt Mistrlluuq,
~, From the Sunday Times.
WHO STOLE MY WIFE?
sta By CHARLEY vAxE.

e.
-"Do you know that gentlemsn?' ask
ed my friend, Harry Somers. as we sat
enjoying cigar at one ofthe Delmonico's
tables beside the windows that look out
on Broadway.
"Do you know that gentleman?" and
he pointed to TAN, slim, dark complex
ioned, nervous-looking person, dressed
in a somewhat rusty black suit, who was
just passing Stewards corner.
"Can't say that do. think he calls
himself an attache of the press, and it ap-
pears to me that / have seen him pre-
sent, as such, at
"Public dinners and private feeds
to the . fifth estate Exactly. That's
the individual. got otslightly acquainted
with him once, under very peculiar cir
cumstances. Itwas quite an adventure. :"
san adventure /! I'm all attention.
Proceed ''spsas5 haa .essH 7,s7a
Let me see, said Harry. " 1t must
besabout two years ago, that. sitting in
my office, one morning. Ireceived a billea
doug.as As had no leisure for affairs ol
the heart. and had pretty well outgrown
all allinclination in that direction, I turned
the little missive in my hand for mo-
ment, and then placed it in my pocket.
gPut alloye-letter in your pocket with
out reading it?" suai4
Precisely. / was too busy in rehec
tiou upon matters Of greater moment.
In fact, never thought of it until abou
noon, dropped into Taylor's for lunch
Placing my hand in my pocket for change
I felt the note. The next instant, Q
course, was reading it. 1t was signe,
Antoinette. - aaA3'A, s'a g. h2o..A Z. s.
"Antoinette is a very pretty name, in
deed o1a hna 1osiagEz' a9HaT p a1sa
eyes: and Antoinette used to be
very pretty woman. But | had not see
her for some years. knew that she wa
married, and heard that she had gone I
reside in South Carolina. The note
held in my hand purported to come fro
her informed me that she was in Ne
York. and earnestly requested me to gi,
her FIVE minutes of my time, about tv
o'clock, p. NJ. at the house of fema
friend, where ] was to mysteriously il
quire for Miss Brown" "a
"Ahil that certainly begins to 10,
like an adventure" t
Il pulled out my watch. 1t was {
ready .halfPad one. The place of t
appointmentwas in "a part of the ci
with which / was not, at all familiar.
was q cottage house, with garden in fro
near the Eighth avenue, and not far FRI
Thirteenth.street." bua r4 9ta,g adIlo
{. Love in a cottage How romantic
IS Stopping a Fourteenth street stal
l gotin, and just as the clock struck t,
found myself walking up and down
fore the building that !, suspected to
the object Of my search. The next tn
I saw piece Of pink-ribbon dropped,
if by accident, from the parlor windt
! recognized the signal. and boldly p
ceeded tosascend the steps and apply 4
self to the,door belL"s44 4 taalH sI
.'Phe pink ribbon was good. N
but awoman would have thought of S
anlex5edient."'o sdi a asss s,3.st 49,,
9Thedoor was opened by pale, t
bright-eyed, rather genteel-looking yo
woman. plainly but, neatly dressed.
my inquiry for Miss Brown, she resp,
ed BY invitation to WALK in, did
Tx37sls-ilrr aid s1s3x8 yai.lrgr5f9
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~ The Buchanan papers say thatat

ai w The Buchanan papers say thstat
one time g Col. Fremont waded through
snow banks nine feet deep. during which
time he .subsisted upon grasshopper
pies" If Col. Fremont was SHARP
enough to find grasshopper where the
snow was nine feet deep. We think he 9
will be at no loss to find his way to the 4
White House, when there is nothing but
grasshoppers to oppose him. He'll just
eat his way through them. and take
.sBuck " for desert. That's so.--Belle.
5fontoiae Republican. s xa =
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"And the gentlemen who passed the
window just now
"Is the Mr.. Wilson alluded to, and |
hope he will pardon me for reviying fhisl
sorrowful episode in his hfeshistory.' i9d
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GgThe Chicago Democratic Press of

GE The Chicago Democratic Press Of
the 10th inst, says: - =
Yesterday. nine brothers. by the name
of Levanwey, met in this city. by mutual
arrangement. to proceed in company on .
visit to their aged mother living in st.
Lawrence county N. Y. The whole Of
them, from the commencement Of man
hood up to the present time. had been
Democrats and voted the Democratic tick
ct. They live in different localities over
a region Of country nearly 2.eoo miles in
extent. On meeting yesterday and com
pairing notes, they found they were all fer
Fremont. That good old mother may
be proud of her sons. s~
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HENRY Clay FREEsoILER.-He said
in the Senate. 81 repeat that I.never can.
and never will vote, and no earthly pow
er will ever make me vote. to spread slasa
very over Territory where it does not eS.
ist.''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31

L"What!" exclaimed the accom-
plished and fashionable Fittswiggle theex-
quisite and lovely Miss De Sparrowgrass
what would you be, ,dearest.ifI I should
press the stamp of love upon those seal
ing-uar lips?' ''I," responded the fairy
like creature. "should be statioeary.''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31

.2 Eg "A gentleman who has been trav-
cling West tells the following story: y
s He travelled for some time In compa-
ny with a man who had formerly been
with Col. Fremont. Being asked by L
some what were his political views, he
answered, q am an out and out locofo-
co. know Fremont like a book; he's
bound to be elected. because it's just his 81
luck. He never undertook to do any<sa
thing in his life that he did not accom- e71
plish, and | shall help him one vote. but
he don't need it--he'd be elected if no-ad'
body voted for him. ~ & G1T
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31

z The GERMAN TURNER'S. see by
the New 7 ok CORES spondence ofthe Ba'-s
timore Sun, that twentyeight German !
Turner Societies were represented at a
Convention of Delegates recently held at
Williamsburgh, and that all The associa.
tons were in favor Of Fremont. There
are 60, 600 Turner's in the United States,
of which about 1000 residing in the
Southern States, are in favor of Buchan-
an. In New York and New Jersey there
are about 10000 Turner'S, and with the
exception of about 200, they are all for
Fremont. - - - 1885 5s#y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31
ago NUMBER Ii

: - X - 81
sequence the extension Of Slavery, are no
issues raised byans;: they are issues fore
ed uponlns, and we act but in self-de-
fence when we repel them. That section
of the country which presents these issues
is responsible for them and it is this
sectionalism which. has subyerted past
and seeks TO force Slavery
into Kansas. In reference TO other sub.
jects treated of in the resolutions of The
Convention find no general principle or
rule of political conduct to which I can.
not and do not yield cordial assent.
But while thus Expressing a general
concurrence in the views of the Conyen.
ton, I cannot but remember that the
Constitution gives to the Vice President
little power in matters Of general leoisla.
ton that he has not even vote. except
in special cases arr his rights and
duties as prescribed in that Instrument
are limited TO presiding over the Senate
of the United States. Should I be elect.
edto that high Office. it win be my plea J
sure, as it will be my duty. to conduct. so
far as | can. the business of that BODY in
such a manner as will best .scomport with
its own dignity. in strict accordance with.
IT'S own rules, and with just and courte.
Gus regard to the equal rights and privi-
leges of all its members. sss 80
Accepting the nomination rendered
through you, as now do, I am. gentle.
men, yeryirespectfully yours,
VIM. L. DAYTON.
To Henry s. Lane, President of the
Convention j. M. Ashley. Anthony ].
Bleecker, Joseph G, Holnblower. z. r.
Hoar, Thaddeus Stevens. K. 8. Birg-
ham, John wills. c. F. Cleveland.
Cyrus Aldrich, Committee W Aega
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4 sToUcHINe Dirty IN PRosE.---When
Seth got home from mackerling, he sought
bis Sarah Ann, and found that she, the
heartless one, had found another nan
And then most awful tight he got. and
SO he went away, and bound himself to
go and cut live oak in. Florida. He pined
upon the live oak lands, he murmered IN
the glades his axe grew heavy in his
hands, all in the wild wood shades
Mosquitoes bit him everywhere, no com-
fort did he get; and oh how terribly
he'd swear whenever he'd get bit. At
last, despairing Of relief, and wishing him
self dead, he went into the woods apiece,
and chopped of his own head. =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31

g STATEMENT OF JAMES o. BALDwIN.
Eigh5 families, with twelve teams,
started from Mclean County, Illinois, on
the 22d of May. Our party consisted OF
the family Of John Veteto. two sons OF
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THE New Douglas BIZ iStoppage Of Emi-
3 gration--More Outrages, &c. IS axis
correspondence of the N. Y. Times. la-a
LAwRENcE, K. r., July 1Ls1855. &
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-31
AFFAIRS IN KANSAS.

zadm Far up Salt River,
aa You must all go.
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ARRIVALS AT THE EXCHANGE vxorr.
AND BALLARD HOUSE
TUESDAY. p.c,mb.r Q ,ess

ava p., cIoSDAh, December ., 1856.
- h, Cen.ss Depot; Davis, w n
% g ~ am q = n Lane Lnusa c II Gooch. Flavanns
e, rhs Mtien. Va; Barrett, Batin,ore. Hornsr
.ynehenrg Or Gaiewood Mddesex; Ewhers Laneaser n
n hueh Ntherell. DIR ID Dickerman,
saith As1andra W Wood, charotesvie; Tavior hrs
Ann syi ADAMS g W Tyler, Watson, Va: iIuntrr
sn n Sharoitssyle wm Frazier Rcekbrds- Alum
cpr.h hsIry Col Carpenter, Alrghany; Whit
Col Wnn Amherst d Iunenhrr-.
Daniel MeGehee johnson, L Goode J d Mephss,I
towards, Scott, W Gillian, Hancoek w al,
SrsS, yehn Coleman Owen, Halifax ci.borne
Mhlnty and lady, DR. Atkinson, Waerr ban
,yI % w Yaa1, Tresdsay Lindsay, Harravay Pitt
friee fnease; A Dickinson,
Smith, Henry II; c Bushnell g bushnrn X ". 49,
watson LInenbuTg Neal. Chatham Va; Har.rd sansi
NICK baIdensper Phna Campbell. m 7, No..
ns y Geo C9Aer, Dos-eI Hanover; D To,n King
nan II Williams Norfolk Merriman, IA MerrIm.n
m,'en Bedford aryms Miss erymes Master Grymes
S osy, Lyneh61rgi Swap, Brig Athens; More,
ne@a y Emanuel, Dunn Harrifou Barker We-
ger Weisiser, Harrison Peisrsburg. ~ "s"'-
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CONGRESsInNII

WAsniSGroS, Dec 9.-No business Of Importance WA,
transacted in either House Of Congress TO-DAY
SENArE-Mr Collamer made a speech in on,o .,.;o, 80
'1e position taken by the President in his message and
Calming that Congress has the right to legisate on the
subject OF slavery in the territories ~
HoUsE.-Mr Smith of Tennessee reped IN An. sn.s.h.
nessrs Campbell and Sherman The vote refusing 10
adaI whitfield delegate from Kansas) was consider
as member The House then adjourned -
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r, IuE WAY o. rHE WoELD.-We are indebted to the
home journal Tor the following free translation Of suR
gesuve passage from lies Femmes" recently published
woik OF Aiphonse karr Ii contains a world of wisdom
u the readers philosophy can but find il out:
4 cahed the other day upon pretty woman whom I
ound IN state OF melancholy. feel quite sad she said
l mad been reading some fairy tales Yesterday and /
dreamt all last night OF those delightful godmothers Who
oVerNhem you with precious gftssueh as Prince Iutip
cap Of roses which made him invisble-Prince Iouon
ring, which made him charming that no woman could
resist HIM and awoke quite discouraged 10 end myself
once more isen into the prose Of actual life see was
my reply you have not your eyes sufficiently about Won
Inc prodge you speak OF constantly being reproduced
~ our own time You have only to tell the people who
come 70 see you that you niece cousin or
70 man m high office aud you will soon soc how much
beauty and VII the discovery will add 10 the stock of those
CUTS you already possess, you will sec how much admira
uon aud haitery will be avishcd upon YOU And uuke
he gis "a the fairy tales you will have no occasion 10
oc really the god daughter say that you are will be suE
nclenL know mau who Is a brute and a clown bv
orih and education; cumsy made aud as great fool AZ Il
y possible 70 be. Wei when this fellow puts on bis a.,
ger certain ring, decorated with large pebble Of the
species they cali diamond, he becomes witty well hred
handsome aud an amusing companion-at cas, neope rc
gaid hin as such. Whenever wish 70 make mvself nvi
sloie have certain old hat rusty aud naples which
pg Oh as Prince Lutn pgi an his cap Of roses To this
suu certain soeiy paetot 10. and behold become
Umediaeiy invisible Not being in this town soes re
cognizes, or speaks 70 me-
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~ sale on tic lowest - -
Green pierced ron TENDERS Of every description
hfonted iron fendcrs of 4 fsrcnt and Sizes
hrass fcnders, assorted sisss
Mire Nursefy Ftndcrs assorted sses
Best tnElilh Coal Acutes and Cindier qlnera
lge irops and sands Of numerous patterns
fulsf setts rea rrsvs nd Walters
Tubs, Buckets Pals,
usefai 70 housstespers. F d DFVNy
New Hardvare Store. No qoS Main ssree,
ccdV ~ pants
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paengsrs proceeding London avrr over any
other route. for the economy OF time and money.
rlssask AND nnKxrx
Second DO esO - 's s''N'
Al letters snd nerspap-rs Post once
No bills Of laiing viii be the day
sailing ~ ~ 's "''
FOR freight or passage, apply 10 c. H. SAND.
IL South william ST., New York.
O. A. HEINEKEN a co, Breuen,
- CROSKEY A CO., Southampton.
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NEw YoRK, Dec. e-Flour has a decrp;,, ,.o,o,.x
sales OF State brands So 30 a 64O; Southern brands
5000 90 Wheat is firm, sales OF Genesee wheat ,t
si''' Corn IS ouoyant Stocks lower Virginia e4f
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Fx0I wish FOR GOOD AND CTiEAI
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ON ELLIS
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SERIOUS RAIL RoAD ICCInrvr

rirrsF NC, Dec s.-The train from Crestline coming
was run into at the crossing Alliance by the Cev
anu ana ftsonrg train this evening II o'clock Two
wounded 80 A''eu Ut
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THE RETOar.

Old Birch uho taught village school,
Welded q maid cf horsspun habu
He vas a. Stubborn AZ mule,
Ard she vas playful a. q rabit;
Poor kats had scarce become = wife
Before her husband sought % make her
Pima % country polished life.
Ard prim and formal as Quaker
One day ne tutor vent abroad,
And simple Kitty sadly missed him
Nheu he rcturued, behind her lord
So slyiy stole, aud foudly Kissed hirn
The husbaud's anger ross-aud red
And uhlte BE face alternate rrfs
LES freedom ma'am l"--Kate siEhe,i and aad
"OH nrsHi pfp'xr Exov 'ruas rsu %
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SOUTHERN CO

SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL COYyFNTroN
SAVANNAH, Dec. "a large number of delegates sre
ing prevails. ' VS. ee'
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HSnnioR 4nSiI c SEWING MAcinNEs-Maie by HOOD. Rat
September lOth iss6 These Machines h prone
us not TO get out OF repair They built good
and workmanke and will Tanors and
saddiers work warranted atsaetIon This
ueh wi not rip than by hand
stairs. A nLWsnN ~,
mYQ Nee"H
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j. B. HARGROVE,
pLys1
jet ION T. ER,
Val street. under 81. Ciarles
RrcHEoxp, Va
XNILL devote hls whole attention
w groes Real Estate &e, publicly and privately.
sales satisfactory charge made.
eB- He has n convenient place for keeping
The subscriber respectfully he has
nnued The auction business and having
Hsrove takes pleasure
give him call BENJ DAyIs
July 81 ~ ~
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
MERILLO Iron PIPE WORKS.
MERRILL 4 JAQUES,


MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN wRouour IRON
1v1 Pipes Fittings, Tools deserlIon Of
CONNECTED with steam Water Cas- for heating lighting
tacivries and Halt. " -
made o - $3.50 ~ e' ''1es
Our Screw cuag Machines entirely new and our vn Patent
warranted 10 do doublr the any other invention
Orders solicited nom aectons OF the county, promptly
NJ
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To DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.
VOIH ATTENTION ~ INVITED TO NEW
u MEDICAL PREpARATIoN ~ CALLED THE

TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIANS.
rDIGs Ei9S PEFSsEkfSs "a sIsb iHyITED 1IE ANEW
chILDBIRTH PAIN ALLEyIATOR.
The proprietor Of this article well great prejudice
that s aEsn. e. ..yos ~ new ~ in s Of ard
examination Of medical feeling only result in
in manufacture to procure only the pu,
drugs and only such as warranted genuine used
p GsG be- 9gS 'nS Pso SSi The 3 whS
formation and iemOnlas be had Wholesale depot S6
enee It's sgec, truly When used rightly and in due
childbirth aud and bodily Strength Of the pa
vent %syel,S. dssrse In m action although chiefly local
In vs. M effect h,ouEhouii the whole period Of confinement.
n a. Bosroy Mass. Feb 10Th 1855
Dr. BhuSoS-ihave used your "Cbrth nun.
er OF times IN my practice hnd 70 be excellent article
its tnscu are truly wonderful.
TnrODoRE GvSTHSR. NJ D., Washington st,
OHsSoS, n. J., Nov. iT,h 1885
Pain Asv.or snd hpd the ace haveeyer seer ror The
and quickly ehesIy reeo5%nd W ' 10 be ELECTED east
TR,sc' LyssouES, ND
Hrw Yosr Oct 7t,h 1885,
RsusoSAnsr having been confined .syefs times vim S,.,
brother Who had beard otis ~oSdeTfa eS dd dd .o sSs Ss y %
Pvsneed beneficial result You have my bes THANKS
snd would oheeruy your preparations to every R
fr'r' Truly yours, Loriss Bs,esss
Ior sale By ~ rePsetaoe drug only at $50
aGor New York Price " per package win full and
SHSs sft.sri sent BY Express to 'oy &c Voted
WOOL DEPOT.-we have determined 70 open in con.
y pesoen S.h our present business Wool Depot ior
ses'' ss ssss een, agent q ihs woosn Tseio in Dis
AZ Wool ses,9ci % u. Vi. be gr. that each purchaser
s s no, sssre, hs pgrgosss There virginia
manufseurers and dealers 70 oaS n s
hops succeed IN establishing good aSs, ior s wooi srosS
gOr particulars our circulars. cRENsHAw a 90,
Ia orocers and Commission Merchants,
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CHUCH RURNT

CHUCH BURNT.
bo,roN, Dec. S.-St. Paul Church Dedham VILLAGE
vas destroyed by fire yesterday involving loss Of 10
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FOR HAVANA.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
BOSTON, Dec s.-Hon. A. H. Rice was TO day reelac
ted Mayor OF this city by about 64oO majority.
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AUG. ANDERSON 81 CO.

LARUS a. SHINE,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTs
u Main street, Richmond, Va
ANILL give their undivided attention
w Personal Estate sale Of Household Furniture stock Goods
Cows, Carriages, Wagons sc, &C. - ''
Also keep constantly hand largest and rs rest s NJ,
Furniture 70 be found In this market consisting in mart Of
Mahogany and Rosewood wardrobes
Do 10 Marble and Mahog.nv ton c.h,,.,.
Sdeboards and wasnstands - -'
Splendid spring Seat Sofas Tte Tees and Lounges
sprng ssat PAroT, Cane and Windsor Chalrs
spring Curd Rockers, Socables, whatnots
also, beautiful assortment setts ogether With
general assortment Of Housekee eepng Goods. ~
The city and country examine our eoiio
deermlnedto TO sell very mall advance on cost
p. Q. LARUs. LANES = auIur
-' SAAA1'h-
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uINVOuD = pouTp,,.

uuavr ttv,aG nercraor dnd frontita Nreefs,
mond makc) Wicii attention Of The puliIr
Iy esteem if furnufe % qualy unsurpassed ~ any manu-.
ecured IN Tits country, being praccai mechanics themselves
Hvng direct and personal supervision all dstas their
mahuaeurnE Operations They only cdn
cle A very reasonahie price.
W They Rvc especial attention IadefaIfn0 and hof
themselves prepared shortest notice 10 nrovie
hacks Ac. N"'
msnen employ@ent v 10 given N Immeate spplcsilon \,
made. -"' - 'N ~FP'N- :"
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MARKETS

NEW foRk, Dec. s.-The steamer Quaker CITY saiIed
hence to day for Havana taking out 500 900 in specie
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ANDREW wIND,S

AAhRIClS, CANADIAN, EUROPEAN e WEST INDIES
ADvERTIsING 4 SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE.
No. iss Hdsssa Street aezf door % Sasssa Banf A'
NEW YORK -
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UAH. SANFOHD,S SINyIGORATOH-I recommend
u favor ~ 'eNN'e
for Az bilious Attacks, be truly relied upop
being v capable OF removing the which recon-
msnded and Tor giving tone and vgor to the general system
us qualities have been fully tested n practice by The
preor Through the urgent solicitations who have used
oeeh oncn y IT, the proprietor has place
before the public FOR all Bilious Derangemens Sick Headache
Shtohe psIhga habtual Cosiyeness, bilious Co Dyspepsia
&c. -NS " "'"N"es''
FOR sale by Druggist, generally and by PURCELL LADD CO.
NO W corner OF Main and i4 sis General Ale
~ Sanford Co, NY. fel~iv
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SEHNlkNTS SCIOrUuNG.-Iha have nov IN store l.rrs
- sr@ seryants Coiug comprising Goats vests
flannel S and socks ~ Of which al uousnav o
pr,s fcr eah Thosen pl~ass vs ne an sry es
% Id GOODMAN, Ne,l ~ hsin q,
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NEW PLOw.

"E have been engaged for time past -
w In getting the patterns for n k8S>=e-==E-=S
row especially designed for turning under : MN
heaviest growth Of vegetable matter, -
have The pleasure informing our friends that We hInt
have fully accomplished that end
We would call The attention Of the we'll
S TO our large stock Of P0ws Of
e New Ground Jumping Cosirs, Large Horse Cuvaor for
putting IN what HarroW &C. &c. All which made In our
own shops BY good Workmen and give atcton
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seas Square below the Exchange, Richmond Va
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