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Storage, Forwarding 4 Commission


Ia thi5 branch ct tae trade ate pie TRred 90 he
I isrxe amount ai bualness Mefvh sfts aud others
making eousgumeris - car House, may rest assn r
ga 81 the almost fidelity part 20 their inter
esta and that their Snmsnts shah receive promP
steut5n sales ard returns
a. Satisfactory reference given III all eases,
spd with pleasure
Maj SdNu Ryan n MCCAIN.
It0FFbAs--ss hags ttla iAgnKro, lava, Maraeatbo
Aad Havana t1fiaes, selected expressly tor re
failing
sUGARS--6i Bbts white aud yalluw redned Sugars
embracing G0fse 4, Is & <, crashed, powdered and
graHalalsl, also teHned hiasLg SuEai. These su-
CARA are st Ofthr bcst qn,fiity es
NSs tEAS--t3T Chests, halt chests, qr hoNes aud
Ca1dtss 0E all Bad desc ptions Of iAe lmpoTta
lions, nbTScbg % ths highest aud finest grades
81 the celebrated "MHyaue" aud tsfias Socey'
sfuNkhs. These Cream ana Black Teas are decided }
iae aad curious eaops as over crossed he Alsis
or ssd 80 can recommend our oolongs, Pom
uavuEs, Somebody's aunpowders, imperlais aad
TOang Hysoas lar superior ia fragrance aud max =,
selected dspestsily tos Family and are less la
pfiee sitt taitiianee Invite esAminstios aud
lIisi.
RAtSINs-50 y Ass5 halves ani quAfters;-siso
Valencia RGi5ius,
PLUMS- 5 bbls liIiaA and aupiIted;
EhaChEN~~a d. Ysrsgi, GuTFkEtss uAt5.4 Figs ard
"a ssy otRsr FGatta dried Ant Tfessgseds
&0AP5-.faim, Csstits, Shaving GsFmEh aGt
Chemical aiasva sc, Sc, taEetass with large ysri-
ety 81 Bssssts, W ,iin~ kAG4a ara sptini, Woodan'
ware, s0kegs 81 Iis BbIs Fish MAeks fel " hise
salmon ana SEA sd Herring 10 Bales snd II bGshsi
Wheat Sacks and aAay yiEsE sTtisies-aIi fof sails,
IACos WEAVER, ia, 4 co,
As z-ka Va
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,.iaving ana nans other esruucates, tefcronces
ma extracts ,f letters syaaby reliable gensienen
whose names arc affixed Thereto,
aay,as hAssn,0 the pstautaeS and preprstafs Of I'D
nm ani LAM 81 tiark pataniC amttned 0rlndng and
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fARhlBsI saw AND 4slsT wni =

fshhIAsI saw AND GAIsI mnI E,-
Ihe Best Mil ever offered tom, P1.ti,tN'SN
FELION'S PORTABLE MIL Mil
ttFHi II has tsaaH The Fryf Pres. - 'A'
W S;ats aH5 CaaHfg Furs eLs,s ~ - 81 tta
tip3lel aAl satH @SdGf attic yf9-y,. f - 90
y LIS IEts tgaiy a4eelsst AMI 'tt-..'s.&s
aEe l3g Is smPEzIF afz5fiItr .lt IL l.iesfaia.
p4isnIsc Jag 81 1885,; stands ds llTs.5 Sq.-V'l
number .Asss a4Iils sylt aud ks,r 10 lh.ss
lnaEa r. e.eif dstsT. tt4sE H.eFl -aTs- i5s s q
ge7a ko4l IL tas iASi siI AGATHA Iasv a.. E't-s
ulY adapted IoE EIladlAg corn UaEs 49, IE5l4HA
t4cttUu thklSW q before. ''N'" AN ~
SO iit! EIhds nom l. g oss ST 5..sl on ,.
~ gHs t'7ea 30 Lpaf SRA from t. ! aJ5ss. ,.
uthtF a"a = FfWF@Hou4ts aHO4at IrsT =. -.
P'9Fetisi % haE5t. stsa41 81 waller p5sat ~ "
7Sh aFiaA y EF4ekuAg IA0EIyh ktts. 81 80
t2slths. taa - attached 10 aAF a y afju -'''
MEAL asEi Es arc attached - these rs.tl. tg-. -
HsiIaE shsh 'hs sAl5 'rAik sTassE.4sts All l.s
Reference: csa r. .tTea who're lE...z.,if. ,...
ecs4. az Ase - m"a!ss without slELsf fs5F!,,sg a..
iseT0lhe dressing. EHt ilssaiss vLz.- n - - - No.
tfoaageH i'ds month"; ago T gFiEalf. H., 90 49,
Ii - au established fslE tbEt ali nil, st5 Fr.-.
0.t43t SCI bdt sefs.a FFfsE ass-3 '- all mai III
sHa g.'a .E4s4+Ti auty ggaeE Tie lsEl gs3 ~ -
tsal acit.tzE Isd4Es LE5 ICED 60 & t...grt 8
T. e used sltA praast Battle
FELID& MIL.
~itA IS ka}Fes= and a.rl xnUaIn. AMT. ..-
te4-aielUA strsi VIII GJi LUae{I ~ .apab!. ID y.
iaL ~ anF d"Etus ~ EHeBesst aEi fl=ft.gt 49,
IL" Ia 1.9ss ID neal lGSss lszts l45Ur z.za -,
Esi-4lE ll-sa f4ills ~ E5fe satlrs taEI,!aeE5g
FAf lztthsT ilittLISa9G EHd .a4i!s AMI ,l.Et=r-..
= NLtLbLat h1J7dta d 20. utaeU = tit
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,s@0SEhIr6r EhF uOoDS, aUEkNsW ARE,
Ee3i8 sEa shoes, Produce,
toHtEbE M UnAk SfJc FRUITS, etc D.,
g e-euI. rssf vi NAL street, lower side,
UeiF DAVENPORT Love.
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LsaassaEa- 4'Sst8fp5g j. 1909
4.Eass4 1s S. l. Is J. Va. C48Ef.. ElouF Mills sons
Ess s41s, cad s5z. EElaI u several reeEs feel tina;
/ s@aE1sy tPzsi. "a ~ - H4FH IsEDs have bssn
rssG III tesntT aaKs Sad sa iE55 e. ssy that car
IlaE5 batter L1l4 0A Gs aI.si AID lsE.t. yield aE1
4 Wsta IaoTe ease 10 z Fss thai any I1li h4Ts ever
sssl lull5eg % lIsES Rave bs5u 10 20 see 1t sIi al
s4y TGSv are we'll iE94eh vim its JpgEafc4. III viii
49, as rIla case twelve bushels bauT snd can b. Trz
fA f.OI1 I3uf ~ 5s. horse power. would ra.alulsal
aic4s e. slys "a isi, aE1 certain tlgg via uot
F.ai O. return ~ IT,. I'D tl.4 a...tl4lg
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.vEW aROaERIEs!
Ea0lrs. 60

Fk0Ifs. &C
EKfEH tat & i.=uaHs, Oranges Euts CsUdies
- Sc lust received bg
De 22du Al II. HEiBFSHEfaBR
e. HEInEAaEL3ffR
I AGlsss.u a4a Retail Grocery ana rTaVi..or
store
soJa4 81 la3f5 ssl01g brady, North sias.
4 HAFE js.g received and sm 1psa.a. 0a. Of tns
l. s4fseSI "a ysst ssIslISi SOS Ks OF
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
reg Hsiasl gE1agll 20 this ma kei 10 which invite
tHe atlsHltaL 81 lsIaiEy merchants AID Tho public IA
geaofai % ssgz adsl he above at sFosliy reduced
eEigEE.
where dee Z2-dIf
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w. u VsEsUHfN Il 3.
slsl 1aaAelph4 ttrsst, chicago, Illinois.
Rich and Elegant .Fnrniturc.
suNAI snae sigsed wosti respectfully Aaaeaaee 10
I he cttlaeps 81 he West, tAsl DO has sPsasd
ftgue CooeA WsrekeNse VI 5scse~ wood Psfias Faint.
tursv aad a Oh 90 kinda. sacha Liaraxy, n.g aai
Chamber xuhs Of RoesA aed, Mahogany, Oak and
Waluut, all 81 watch have been made In hls own
Dsnafcsary an Nov York city, ana materials all
SseAlaed and Kun -dried, sai warranted in every
reepec, EQUAL 10 any made In Shis eountfy kntas
Ahe, fall AsAoftmsnt Of Truslews and
0ruyestssn's celebrated Pianos,
yAlsh have sAkea the 6oiisieisi al syery New YORK
HxAihteos> for the last niae years. Aad os 81 All ota
g. eonpetitors, At The late Crystal Palace IA Nc"
York oily.
All orders viii be tkaen aha made up from ihs "a,
tsss French stsiea. snd sole in q h'se 70 nc T
ptices &c sold ter Ia New Soft tt.9 AAssf stft
sortn.ea, az she New Patent SfkINo BID tas mes'
Injurious aad economical Bet sNes made anu w. ~
ssnssd faltv rsleo Ri0.aas Tie s.isAtteN q ~
Pahux il slss sasltei % tke patani Mesquite a~t'
sstle szesi complete gAtEk e. e iaASei fs'N'9 -
| 10 be, al 10 re aSsd sisS II 81 taar'sts,
". HuTcETNGS, ManatselNfes st ly. ~ I = N
atsss = glsNf
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UAAEaE
Hams.

StEFEH.8a La=zsz aud pnas LsGf Laid il CAa.
- 81 u t4Ns6Jt ssuIe.
aElts=iu aeon WEAVER IT,, i CO
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WOOD, WOOD,

u TIE ClTF MOOD YARD, l1ncuon Of second and
4ArCuI stTszts, We nave nov hand Large sssori.
H5sat 81 alb kiDds 81 seasoned Wood namely
Maple, ash, Oak. Hickory, So,
5ao Ts .eluus At4 as0 Large quantity Of FsIc-
iug fosts. To BstaA Maksy, and Others who wait
I1oa ~ TIC quantity al.l make liberal Deductions
II WILLIAMS & co
.E.ug gEtk rfTauGs DayaUaoTf Iowa
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ejartctp.

4 Large sAd -sltssisslet Lsi0EtIas lt Hst receive
- 81 prices CEhAyIis 10 .iES eEEIe sssIslja8E
81 Noe lie Claire Row q
TLahioSElTs, fiaI,s, rlsssetat. Ft=atoss sGd
u Rfies nj reduced pfises4t
No c lie GIsiTs Row & If
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4 Large objection Jn hand sH4fsH A4sitgssssr4.
- ss soon ~ published st
~ Q LIE Claire Row taH
tih BEST PiaGd Forte tHstga tHE world kitE
j Eflson's modern seLogliat fisEU FOfiss eaG 10
fOald OF No liz Claire Raw 4 & IL
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paygsP0EY MUSIC Stare

+. RANDALL ~ uE9GfNshsys just npeae ai4fss
- GssoItLaeltUf 4taIs, Flolns, AsIij0ss, iaG40u
zines, ic, Sc. Ais. every IlaJ OG siusG bJosf nov
La Claire Rev Cetgd ASA
tluNTOA IS : tn0V Tor Piano Fore, Carts uEltAI
i Landel. Msl0dsop Instructor AaI Ia iatt even
sind ofinstfucton relating II GAs4l tzH IL IsaH1b
the Dav Oh port Aa.lg store;
~. y I.lsA
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AIS "a e certify yls hare tss f11isslz psssf and
r y fgG tia epeIE-n Il CGe & L - CisTks Fatsnt
yGT 4als fT the LAST few nth Ead ll q orinilI il
EGs Cs5G AID c1eg pest -i IN Il taxes cur little
gs L. c5lESrss 20 char uzilIs UCt needing o7sr siz
CIss power, and ag I.g s0ge have Teen acquainted
9TH H. WITH tasI 4gE repairs and seems 10 - gcyd
c9bf.oR rev Ism fst put up, can aaegrfaIly rec
1sza il 70 All va sh % engage IN tic L4nusctuTs
~ st1sT OF LATE " snail sal9. IL can be est cd
u eoLIs-;ir With any 1thaF machinery, such as
Es.I4s7ag1IE, 4y Mills BBa tT combining thrss or
fem sets q guEIs an r5Esr you vii have Mil that viii
o. zsE. s1& thzl tas large Merchant uIils cf s Ga
A. % sss yssaf s,7!S-S Il sTssy ig11 Q. expense,
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GROCERIES,

- oil Biads fan ss,o1 tlasat u haud al T.. SALE
= NAY "a ALFO6B 4 VA, PATTFE
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$1,000 "A YEAR.

Our 4 gents have made more than this
amount for our great book, entitled,
ss.GREAT EVENTS IN MODERN HIS
TORY,
Comprising the most remarkable Discov .
cries, Conquests, Revolutions. Great Bat
ties, and other thrilling incidents, chiefly
in Europe and America, from the COM
mencement of the Sixteenth Century to
the present time.
BY JOHN FROST, l.. j.. ID.
/. Profusely embellished with Engrayings
from designs of Croome and other emf.
nent artists, including full-page colored
plate.
1t includes full history Of the Russian
War, and all events of History down to
1856.
As the book is sold exclusively by
subscription, and is not put into book
stores ON any terms, our agents have the
advantage of the sole and exclusive con-
troll Of the sale on whatever ground they
may agree to canvass. This gives them
an advantage seldom met. as me st of tie
so-called subscription books are sold by
booksellers. We send, ON receipt of the
price, $780, q specimen copy of the book
with full particulars Of agency. Ad
dress,
j. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
81 No 48 North Fourth Street,
13-4w. PAiladelt hia.
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What can Woman Do ?

THHH Is long expected book by I. S.
- Arthur, is now ready for Agents
and Canvas sers. 1t is having an i'm
mense sale, and is considered one of the
best eforts.-In it will be found Mr.. Ar
thurs views on the vexed question of
WOMANS RIGHTS
And what she can do as SISTER,
WIFE AND MOTHER.
Specimen copies sent by mail on re-
ceipt of the price, SI.0o.
j. w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
48 North 4th ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B. We want an Agent in every town
in the country, to sell our publications.
which include all Mr. Arthur's NEW
BOOKS. Also, works of
History, Biography. sc.
By the most popular Authors. Our
Agents, now selling, can make from $5
to 800 per month"; MANY LADIES, wish
ing to DO GOOD AND MAKE MONEY, send
for sample copies. and sell in their own
ueighborhoods. sH 81
EN Send for list and particulars of the
Agency. 1872
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I he Rus ian War

We have just published new edition
Of this popular and saleable work, and
can now supply our Agents and Gan
vassers WithoM delay. e-.
Besides complete History ofthe War,
it includes
The LIFE AND REIGN OF NICHO-
LAS [ with sketches of SCHAMYL,
the Circassian Chief, and other distin-
guished characters also descriptions OF
RUSSIAN SOCIETY and GOVERN
MENT, DC, &C., making one Of the most
interesting works ever published. 1t is
beautifully illustrated with fine tinted
plates, and bound in the best manner.
We send specimen copy with particu
lars of agency to any part of the United
States, free postage, OH receipt of the
price, $1.25. ..s III
/ y w. BRADLEY, Publisher,
No. 48 North Fourth Street, -.
l3-3w Philadelphia, Pa.
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HENDERSON'S COLUMN.
Drugs and Medicines.

TNHE SUBSCRIBER HAVING BOUGHT
il the property lately owned by NJ. A. An
derson, Esq directly opposite The "Pierson
House., and refitted the same in superior
style, both as to appearance and convenience,
and also removed his entire stock into the same,
begs leave to inform his old patrons and new
ones that he is now prepared to supply the
wants of the public, in his line Of business ei-
thcr wholesale or retail (for CASH as cheap as
any other establishment this side of sunrise.
Tho Young man "ToM'' has just returned
from the East having bought quite an assort-
nent Of all articles belonging to Drug estab-
lishment, which in connection with former
stock will make one of the
Rest Drug stores in Western Ohio.
The stock will consist in part, of DYE Stnffs,
Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Quinine, ChinodIne,
Morphine, White Lead, Zinc Paint. Lard, Lin
seed, Whale, Bank, Castor and Sweet Oils,
Extra Fresh Brandy, Port and Sweet Wines.
Old M Monongahela Whiskey selected expressly
for medical purposes; al sized bottl es and Vi
ais, Fluid lamps and wicks, also Fluid by the
pint quart or gallon; also all Patent Medicines
of any repute constantly on hand.
IL The Farmer. Mechanic, Physician and
everybody else are respectfully requested to
give me a eall before purchasing elsewhere.
R A. HENDERSON.
Tn Sandusky Dec 18TH 1885, If
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: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bridge Notice.

NHERE will be offered for sale the building
- Of Bridge, on Monday the 18th day Of
January 1857, in Mifiin Township, Wyandot
County, to the lowest and best builder. to be
built across Warpole Run, near Francis Twins.
"A plan Of the Bridge will be required from
each bidder on the day Of sale. Sale to take
place between the hours of 10 and 3 O'Clock
y. Also proposals will be received on Monday
the 2lst day of January, to Build Bridge
across Little Tymochtee Creek in Salem Town.
ship, Wyandot County, on what is called the
Brownsville State Road. Proposals will be
considered at the same time for Bridging some
swaInps on The same road ; a plan of the Bridge
must accompany the bids, and suggestion for
the best mode for bridging the swamps will be
considered on the same day. Sale TO be be
tween the hours of IL and 2o'clock on said dav.
sw fiE t.iHI By MILTON MORRAL,
Dec. Gath, 1856. I4'td
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LAND F0R SALE.

NE subscriber offers at pri vate sale the fol-
~, ~ loving tracts Of land, lying in wyandot
lou nay, VIZ IN, North half of Section 80. Eden
Antrim township: East half of Nortb' Faa - : :
quarter Of Section q, in Antrim township. -
hese lands are timbered, of finest onai;tv
ano wei Hatered by springs and brooks -
1,I. nnae IN antrim is not excel!ed in QUALITY
Lersons wishing to purchase will find tbese
ianus ~ cneap as western lands destitute a
much money. "e ior as
Terms, eleven dollars an acre for Edon,
and fourteen for ADtrin-olle third Il ibau ban5
ana anu naianee in three equal annual payments
JOHN A, CARTER.
Marion, Ohio.
oi ~"'"' 'coe. 1f-Iv
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that Joseph Parker and ].
Nj. Eiffis, AdministI al ors of the Estate of
Benjamin Gipsoa. deceased, James M Cham
berleh Administrator of the Estate Of Jacob
Fishe, deceased, and f. w. Martin and Har-
riet kihcade, Executors Of the Will of Alexau-
3ap Kilcade, deceased. have filed in my Office
their accounts with said Estate, respectively
for final settlement. Said accounts will re-
main on file for inspection by all concerned,
until the 10th day Of January next, at IL o.
clock. NJ. of which day settlement will be
made.
JOSEPH KINNEY. Probate Judge
unner Sandnskx. O.. Dec. 95ih. a. D. 1856
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that William H. Rennick
Il and j John NJ. Irwin, Administrators, with
the Will annexed, of the Estate of Hon. Abel
Rennick, deceased, Matthew j Laird, Execu-
tor of the last VIII and Testament of Ann r.
Laird, deceased, and Hannah Stokley, Guar
dian of Erastus Stokley, heir of Robert Stok
ley, deceased, have filed in my office their ac-
counts with said estates and wards, respective
ly, for final settlement Said accounts will
remain on file for inspection by all concerned,
until the tenth day Of January, A. d. 1851, at
IL o'clock M. of which day settlement will be
made.
JOSEPH KINNEY, Probate Judge.
Upper Sandusky, December isth, 1856.
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Two boys set out to throw off train
on the Providence Railroad last week.
One was great scamp. He said, when
arrested, that his calculations were that
quite number would be killed, and in
In the excitement and confusion, he ex-
pected to reap considerable sum, with
which he proposed to leave for the West.
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New Livery !!
!" A Horse A Horse!! MY Kingdom.
for a Horsei !''s7

/" a Horse A Horse!! MY Kingdom
for a Horse ! !''s'
Eg AS the cry of the. unfortunate cili-
" szens of this e6mrFsunity few weeks
since, but We are determined that it shall
not be heard again, if By Keeping a su-
perb lot of
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,
SULKIES,r &c.
we can do anything toward putting a
stop TO Il, -
We lave now and intend to keep in
the future, for the accommodation OF tie
public generally, and our friends par,icu-
larly, everything usually kept in a well
regulated, .,...es.-.et
LIVERY STABLE
Having determined that we will keep
pace with the times, and not be, behind
any. other town in this part Of Ohio in
point Of accommodations and conyen-
ienees, We hope the public will encourage
US in the. enterprise by giving us a fair
share of patronage. Our
AND CARRIAEE HORSES
are hard to beat now, and we intend to
take advantage OF every opportunity to
make improvements. Cali and see us
and satisfy yourselves.
D. s, M'ALMON,
D. BOWSHER.
Upper Sandusky, May I, '56. 33tf
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HELMBoLD's HraHLy CoNcENrRArED
EXTRACT BUcHu, is prepared directly ac-
cording to the rules Of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, andis the best and most ac-
tive preparation which can be made for
the cure of Disease of the Bladder, Kid
: neys. Gravel, Dropsy. Weaknesses, dc
Head the advertisement in another col
umn, headed "A revolution is Certain.
Victory Is ours.''
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NOTICE

US hereby given. that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor the Estate of Jonathan Hart, late of
Wyandot county, Ohio, deceased q
Dated at Carey, this llth day of December,
1856 13-3w* j.. G, RANGER.
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So prev alent and fatal is the scarlet fe-
yer in Boston and vicinity. that The School
Committee of Cambridge have issued an
order that the echildren Of those families in
which the disease has appeared must not
be. allowed to attend school until all dan.
ger is passed.. Is aa
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1ampurtaut sprrial Nntirrs.
/. o. O. r.

Wyandot Lodge, No. LILO, /. o. O.. F. meets
! every "Wednesday evening at their Hall, in
iAsres' brick corner, Sd story. Members of
other Lodges who may be in town, are respect
fully invited to attend
~ Upper Santusky, May s,rIS56 fly.
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THIRTY Chill ILDREN.-About year ago,
Mr.. Jesse Harbor, Of Concord township
In this county, informed US that he was
the father oft,ce,aty- nine children. and that
he was not without hope that he would
yet be blessed with the Mi,tieth. Well.
sure enough (as old Williams would say
the old gentleman was in town the other
day, and told us that his wife had presen-
ted him with his MinietA child! 1t is a
fine boy. and has been named after oar
bachelor friend, Simon Weaver.
Mr.. Harbor is in his I'D year, was one
of the early pioneer settlers of the coun-
ty, and is remarkably active for a man
OF his years, as will readily be inferred
He has been married twice. BY his first
wife he had thirteen children, twelve OF
which he raised. BY his second wife,
who is AZ years of age, he has had seven
teen children making THIRTY in all
We think we night safely challenge
the State. if not the nation, to produce a
man who has done more for his country,
in the way Of increasing its population
UrJana Citizen.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25
NlTICE.

HENRY wEIDERsHEIM, VI wishes 10 illfs,.ln
4 1 the. public that he has disposed Of his
stock Of Segars and Tobaccoto NJ w. Blueher :
and his Jewelfy and Clocks to Ewald Brailns.
In retiring. from the business he expresses his
acknow ledgnent for the liberal support and
good will Of his numerous friends and custom
ers. and would respectfnIly ask them for con-
tinuance of their patronage to his SUCCESSORS.
4 Oct g. lS5s no lin. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-12-25
Howard 3 0e:ialion,.
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3 IMPORTANT ANNOL NCEMENT!
YEyO ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual
Diseases, such as SpermatorrhRa, Semi
nal weakness. Impotence; GonorrhGa, Gieet.
Syphilis, the Vice of 0nanism, or Self l1buse1
DC, dc.
The HOWARD ASS0CIAT ION, in view cf
the awful destruction of human life caused
by Sexual diseases, and the deceptfons prae-
ticed upon the unfortunate victims of sue h
diseases by Quacks, have directed their Con
suling Surgeon, as Charitable Act worthy
of their name, to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS, to oil persons thus afflicted, who
apply by letter with a description of their
condition, Gage. occupation, habits of Iife, &c y
and in cases of extreme poverty and suffering,
Ito FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE.
The Howard Association is a Benevolent
Institution, established by special endowment
for the relief of the sick and distressed with
:. Virulent and Epidemic Diseases 1t has
now surplus of means, W hich the Directors
have voted to expend IN advertising the above
notice. II is sneedless to add that the Associa
ton commands the highest Medical sk i'll of the
age, al d will furnish the most approved mod
ern t. eatment.
Just Published, by The Association, Re.
port on Spernatorrhoea, or Seminal " eakness.
the vice of Onanism, Masturbation or; Self
Abuse, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, by the Consulting Surgeon, which will
be sent by mail in a sealed envelope.A FREE
OF CHARGE, on thereeeipt of T We STAMPS
for postage ~ 4sa@
Address. Dr. GEO. R. CALHOUN. Consult
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
NINTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order
OF the Directors,
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAiRCHILD, Secrctary. 9-ly