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Butte record., 1856-06-21
ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by the subscriber, on or about
the 18th day of March, 1856, one Pale Red
Cow, with white face, crop off left ear and lop-
ped under the neck No brands visible The
owner is requested to prove properiy-pay
charges-and take her away.
A. T. SPARKS.
Chico Township, Butte Co., March II, SO
Butte record., 1856-06-21
FERRY NOTICE.

AI0TICE is hereby given that will apply
: 7 to the Hon Board Of Supervisors AZ
incir next regular meeting for a License to
rum Ferry across the South Fork of said
Niyer, about u quarter of a mile above the
junction. CHARLES BROWN.
Bidwell, June II, 1856. ii5 4t-32*
Butte record., 1856-06-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the
"a Estate of James Clark, deceased, late Of
Butte County, are hereby notified to present
the same 10 the undersigned, at the Office Of
Harris & Burt, Bidwell, Butte County, with
proper vouchers, within ten months from the
date of this notice, or the same will be for
ever barred WILLIAM CLARK.
Administrator of the Estate of
JAMES CLARK, deceased
Bidwell, April Goth 1856. %
Harris and Burt, ATTORNEYS
Butte record., 1856-06-21
DECLARATORY NOTICE.


NOIICE is hereby given that Jane S.
~ Howell, wife of Wu. H. Howell of the
County Of Butte and State of California, do
hereby declare that | intend. from after
this date to carry on business in my own name
and on my own account in said County of
Butte, that the ture of said business is
Ranching-raising Stock and Poultry, Dairy
business and teamng. and that will be indi-
vidually responsible in my own name for all
debts contracted by NE on account Of my said
business, and | further declare that the a.
mount of capital invested in said business,
does not exceed the sum of Eve thousand dol
lars
In witness whereof / have hereunto sot my
hand and seal, this, the twenty fifth day OF
March. A D. 1856
JANE s HOWELL. Tseal.1
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the
25th day OF March, A. d 1856.
JAMES WILKINSON,
Justice Of the Peace, Hamilton Township
Butte record., 1856-06-21
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ME Stockholders Of the South Featherwa-
Il ter Co. are hereby notified that the Trus-
tees Of said Company have levied an assess
ment of 10 per cent upon each Share of Stock
payable stpthe Company's Office, at Forbes
town, on the 10th of June, 1856.
]. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
Porbestown, May 5, 1856. mIO-5t27
Butte record., 1856-06-21
INsoLvENT NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditor.
~ of I. J. Jenkins and R. L. Patton, In.
solvents, to present their accounts and de-
mands against said Insolvents with proof of the
same before me at my office in Bidwell, on OF
beforfore Monday the 9th day of June 1856
or they will be barred from receiving any di-
vidends from the assets Of said Estate.
P. FREER, Sheriff. and Assignee.
Bidwell, May s, 1856. milo I'd 26
Butte record., 1856-06-21
LOOK At THIS
JOSEPH Gf;fICKATIF,

JOOEFd GLUCkAUF,
At his Fire-proof Store. one door above the
National Hotel, Bidwell,
rs NOW RECEIVING the largest and best
Il selected assortment of merchandise ever
brought to sl1is market.
The undersigned keeps constantly on hand
a complete assortment Of
Clothing, Groceries. Boots afd 8hoes. Hats.
Liquors, Crockery. Glass Ware, Ihdia
Rubbers, CsrpstihG, Havana Cigars,
Ladies' Hats sad Bonnets, Shoes,
Caters, Fahcy and Staple
Dry Goods, Hosiery. Silks
aud Satihs, &c, &c.
MINERS TOOLS u every description q
ways on hand. anAfSF ssle at the lowest prices
HIGHEST PRICE P4ID FOR GOLD DUsT
rCouuty Scrip bought and sol6
March 8. 1855. JOSEPH GLUcNAUF
Butte record., 1856-06-21

BIDWELL LODGE NO. II. |. o. of F..
Regular meetings held every Thursday eve
ming at Z o'clock, at their Hall, Bilwell
Brothers in good standing are respectfully
invited ROBT LATTIMoRE, Sec'y
Officers for the ensuing term:
JosErH Bloch, y. G., G. W DRAKE, V G.
c. 4 SMITH, T.. r. LArrIMoRE, s.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
DECIA2AToRY NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Butte
hN this, the 2ud day of June 1856, before
~ Samuel Glass Justice of the Peace 10 the
Township OF Oregon, personally appeared
Lydia Z Baicom, TO me known TO be the per
son desert bed in aud who executed the above
Instrument, and acknowledged that she exc
onted the same freely and voluntarily for the
purposes therin mentioned
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
L. s. Seal the day and year first above writ
ten. SAMUE GLASS,
Justice of the Peace.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
COUVTy TpF,cJrppp . orr,CC

COUNTY TREASURER S OFFICE,)
B!DwELL, May 24th, 1856.
n Office is hereby given, that all persons
! Y holding Butte County Warrants payable
from the general fund, registered between
April 5th 1855, and February IL 1866 that
tlesame will be redeemed ON presentation, ut
my Office. And notice is further given, that
from and after this date, said warrants will
cease tobear interest
WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Tresurer Of Butte County.
Butte record., 1856-06-21
RUN HERE EVERYBODY

xAV1V x361AI = 6A Z 6VO1 =
JOHN DOLBERGH
"O OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Bidwell and vicinity. that he is
prepared to do all kin Is of work in his line of
business in a workmanlike manner, with dis
patch, and on reasonable terms. Having al
ways on hand large assortment of dry lum-
Der. he is ready to make to order, DOORS,
WINDOW SASH, TABLES, ROCKERS. Sc,
ALL KINDS OF CABINET WORK, and in fact
anything appertaining to his business.
Eay- Billiard Tables set, and repaired
Shop on Charles street, below Hess & Lar
combs Brick Store, Bidwell. 43-tf
Butte record., 1856-06-21
HESS & LARCOMBE,

HESS & LAKCUMBE.
MINERS STORE-W hoesale and retail dealers 10
vA Groceries, liquors provisions, and all kinds OF
Stosn supplies, SC, Bidweli nov.l2
Butte record., 1856-06-21
.A v aluable 1:;a
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FROFER 7 fON SAIL.
= DESIRE to sell the Vermont Mill, situa-
IL ted 16 miles from Bidwell's landing and
Browns Ferry, Sacramento River, and Is
miles from Chico (Bidwels Ranch) The mill
is new, we'll built and finely arranged. The
nearest mill property to the finest lands OF
Butte, Colusi and Tehama Counties. terms
Of payment easy, viz: enc fourth to one hall
Cash. Balance in Lumber delivered 1T the
River, Q6 miles dstant) or at point will
designate below.
| offer to sell the new and valuable property
at bargain, ha wing bought it to save large
debt, and am entirely unacGuainted with the
Lumber and milling business;--Any one wish
ing good investment and profitable employ
ment for a few men and teams. will do well to
examine it.
For value of location &c, reference is made
to Major John Bidwell and E X. Dodge,
Chico Post Office. Butte Co. also to c. G. Lin
coin, Orovile, office Of the North Californian
My address, Monroeville, Colusi County
my "a tf*-29 G. P. SWIFT
Butte record., 1856-06-21

OST By the Subscriber a POCKET BOOK
n = containing. among other papers, enc note
slsned by CLARK J. Wilson, about the 2Slh day
Of October 1858 payable to James Cowthou for
the sum Of $3.50 90 All persons are eau
TONED not to purchase the sane-and payment
has been stopped
JOSEPH FARNAN
May 29th, 1856 my 3l-St3l
Butte record., 1856-06-21

HIGHEST price paid for County Scrip, al
Il 4 the store Of
apl2 23 JOSEPH GLCCKAUFF. Bidwel
Butte record., 1856-06-21
FOURTH JULY CELEBRATION.
AT
Wyandotte.

'E'UERE will he Grand Opening BALL and
SUPPER in honor Of the Fourth, in the
large md spl'ndd neN Brick Hotel OF
The undersigned, at Nyaulotte, (sltuoted
about tSety miles from Marysvile)
ar 4 general invitation is extended.
JAS.TR0UGHTON, Proprietor.
i.0t ii -
Butte record., 1856-06-21

E>OR SALE by the Case or Package in
Il quantities TO suit
Long bill paper. Legal cop Letter Paper. Ink
Broad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
ciis, Blank Books, Wafors, SC. sc. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co.
81 Battery, Ga &c Long Wharf. San Fran
cisco. c. P. KIMBALL, Pres.
ap 26-3m-25
Butte record., 1856-06-21

ANING purchased the interest of A.
IL MAURICE, Jr., in the above House and
and Ranch, will continue serving my friends
and the public at the Central House.
JOHN L0WREY.
Feb. 18th, 1856. Butte County. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
LlFE.PREsERyING tffI
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

TsHE Subscribers having purchased The sole right TO
make and sell these Swingleirees, in The counties
Of Wake, Johnston, Chatham, Orange, Franklin, War
and Nash, would respectfully inform the public that
they will attend the Couts in the above couplie- with
hem and will also peddle ihem through the country.
By this Swingleree, horse, o. two or more horses,
he detached from vehicle when at full speed with
perfect safety 10 Che vehicle and those in it II is sim
pie and easy. so that any boy years old avail
himself Of lis No such protection has ever before
been invented against the dangers incident to runaway
or acious horses. Every riding vehicle ought 10 have
one attached 10 il. Il is cheap safe and certain pro-
lection against danger. Il can bs attached 10 old or
vehicles
or Notice is hereby given, that any infringement on
this Patent any imiiation attempt 10 make
by any modification, This Patent Swingletree In any Of
the counties above enumerated the person persons
offending will be prosecuted 10 the full extent Of the law
in the United STATES Courts at Washington
p. P. WILLIAMS & co. i
Raleigh, Feb. a. 1885, 27-6m
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CORN CULTURE.

5s CORN CULTURE. & a3 f
1t IS passing strange that farmers have VIC.
lated frnm time immemorial and still violate
those laws Of the corn nature so plainly
and striklngiy expressed by the growth and
yield Of the crop, viz: The necessity Of air
and space the need Of the invigorating pre-
senca Of the atmosphere, about the roots II the
stalk, and OF funobstructed room for The spring.
ing up Of the tender stem and the swaying Of
its green and spreading lrayes. This may,
however, be accounted for by the fact that
where corn Is staple the soil is very fertile
and yields the agricuturalst d fair harvest
even though he do crowd his hills too close
together. In such countries the soil is also
Of caloric nature, and the consequence is
that the seed may be placed deeper in the
ground, without danger of rotting OF falling to
gerIainate, than where il is colder aud there
fore less active. From this We may gather
why tits that, as general error, we plant our
corn too thick too deep, our mutton Of corn
growing having been derived from the example
set us BY warm and fccued regions we're
the raising Of the crup is attended by but
little difficulty. But even there, ! 0pine,
lit would be better to bury the seed not quite
so deep, and to give the breeze frecr clrcu.
lation among the stalks. Where the soil is
tiin and inactive. il is an absolute requisite
of success that those rules ofdepth and space
be strictly observed. have raised very good
corn on lard where the crop had failed upon
repeated trials in the usual way Of planting
deep and close, by doing the opposite, and
by Keeping the ground Loose about the root
50 that tie warm air could penetrate TO the
germ When the stalk is five or six inches
IN height, il is better 10 lay bare the systean
than TO draw ground around it.
All this is natural aud obvious. a grain
Of corn planted eight or ten inches under
ground rarely il ever shows any signs Of its
having germinated upon the surface. On the
contrary, We often see the green blade Of the
corn-stalk shooting up from the creyice Of a
rock from the rift in the boie Of a fallen tree.
The green vegetation that makes glad the
sumner earth, loves the perneating air aud
The warming sunshine. aud corn is one among
them. baltimore Sua.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
! M WITH YOU ONCE AGAIN.

M Win iOO SNOb AOAAN.
BR GEORGE P. MORRIS.
m with you once again, my friends,
No more my footsteps roam;
Where i began, my journey ends,
Amid the scenes Of home.
No other cline has skies 50 blue,
Or streams 50 broad and clear;
And where are hearts 50 warm and true
As those that meet me here.
Since last, my spirits wild and free,
lprcss'd my native strand
We WANDERED many miles at sea,
And many miles on land.
'ye seen the fairest realms Of earth
By rude commotion torn,
Which taught me how to prize the worth
0fthat where was born.
ln other countries, when ! heard
The language Of my own,
How fondly each familiar word
Awoke an answering tone.
But when our woodland songs were sung
Upon a foreign mart,
The vows that faller'd on the tongue
With rapture thrl'd the heart.
Ny native land, Turn to you,
With blessings and with prayer,
Where man is brave and woman true,
Aud free as mountain air.
Long may our Gag in triumph wave
Against the world combined.
And friends a welcome, foes grave,
Within our borders fad.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
T'af,ontse yosp. .Sssghsors.
BRYAN & OEDIIAM.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. C.,
D EsPEcTFUILY inform their upcouniry friends
rs ihl they are prepared 10 give ponpt attention 10
all business 10 their line which may be committed 10
THUR charge, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand the best CORN Shell
LERS that can be had and uron the receipt Of orders
enclosing len dollars they viii deliver in Hlsboroueh
a Shelter with which boy fourteen years old can shell
100 10 $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington Ian rs. 23-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
Jus.r REcIIvED.

E0n LBS. Pure Lead, o2s lba. White Zinc Paint
OOU iOeas. .sweetOil, 2 hills. Tanners Oil,
gals. Japan Vanish, u lbs. Paris Gteen.
2 so1. patent Paint Drier. Dry White and Red Lead,
ls lbs. frcneh Zinc Of Porcelain White. SC. sc.
LONG Il CAIN.
June "a. 1885. os-
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A CA r D.
10. RDBMRTsDM, lDENTlgT,

10. RD.BlElRgrsDN, lDENTlsT,
HAVING located in Hillsborough, respectfully of
fers his professional services to The citizens Of the
town and surrounding conney. He produce satis-
factory Testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
O.lice a, the Union Hotel. When requested, fami-
lies will be wslted On their residence. Charges rca-
sonabe. s
ar DR.. R. will be in Chapel Hill the first week in
each month.
February IL. 25--
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LONG & CAN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE just tees.el and oIsr for sale, large vsri-
ey u Pehnmefy. &C., Of the besi qualiiy, among
which are the following;
Cologne, Toet vinegar. Lpvendar Water, YeTbcna,
Gernvam sud Bay Wsief.
Fine Extracts Baain a Has- Balsamic Eau De BoiOi
nADn, fine Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash. Paste far the Teeth,
Eau Illustrate, very 6ne ar byon's Kaihafion.
iicle for the Hair, HiIliefs Excelsior futni-
LIP saive, tore Polish.
Fsney Soaps, TTpoli Polish,
shaving soaps, Philoeomes.
Cold Cream, Pomade Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye.
Psncy Letter & Note Psper Pocket lnkstands,
Envelopes, Steel Pens,
I.eter and Foolscnp Paper, Ink,
Backgammon Boards, Work Boxes,
Writing Desks, Cahas,
Poa Monies, Baskets, &c. &c.
November 20. 62-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
SORE LEGS. SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AND ULCERS,

Some Of The mos, scientific surgeons now rely solely
on the use of this wonderful Ointment. when having
90 cope with The worst cases Of sores. wounds ulcers
gsnduar sweIIines, aud tnmos. Professor Holloway
has by command of the Allied Governments, dispatched
20 the hospitals q The East large shpmcnsofihis Oih-
menl 20 r u-ed under the directions ofhe Medical SsH
in The worst csas of wounds. u will any ulcei.
Eandullr swelling, stiffness d The joints, even " 70
xeata stan,linu
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
Tng GRAND EXTERNAL REMrnY
HRYslPELAs. SALT RIIEUM, & sCoR
BCTIC HUMORS.

No remedy has cyei done 80 much fw the cure Of
diseases 81 the skin. whatever form they may assume
as iis Ointment No Of Salt Rheum. Scufsy Sore
Heads Sefofs OF Eusipelss, long Withstand its
influence The inventor has travelled over many paris
u lie globe visiting The principal hospitals Dispensing
ths Ointment, giving adsce 20 s applfation. and
has thus been The means Of Restoring countless nubefs
~ health
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
ASHES AS A MANURE.

Manure is The farmers capital. When well
supplied with this he possesses the means Of
drawing an interest of the most profitable na-
mre. Ifihen hecan by any modus opeTdadi IN
crease the dimension &C his manure heap, j, must
plose Of The greatest advantage IN enabling him
% improve his farm and render il productive.
Fur this purpose leschtd or unleached ashes az
ford CHEAP, snd al The same lime a most val
liable Ingredient. Mixed either with animal ma
nure OF with lime, nothing is better FOR crop Of
wheat or coin. and especially is this iiue with
regard 10 old worn.oul lands. In our older Sa'es
iheie are thousands ~ acres of such land uhrh
produce scarcely sufficient 10 pay for the seeds
sown; whereas. il they were put under proper
system of mauuring they might be restored 10
lheir prmcvsl icfliliiy and again produce remu.
nefaiive crops. And yetmany, who pretend 10
be practical farmers, dispose ol lheir ashes iur
q smsll pil,snee taiher lian employ them ID lie
improvement ul their Lands. lsuch would on-
y make trial of the leriilizing qualities, they
would not only BE- well paid ior The trouble TAX
en-, but find "a bird in tile hand IS werh Two
IN the BUSH"
! have applied unlearled ashes TO corn and
with great advantage. Probably The best way Of
dong this is TO put them on the hill slier The FIRST
hoeing. Il is casiei and The most economical, aud
The benefits are immediate, which Ior ille cnfn
crop j. q very essential point. Plaster mixed
with the aches Is also Of great use. as il absorbs
nnirimeni frnm The atmosphere. For wheat
they may be pinughed in with manure or sown
boadeasi IN dry state afier The wheat has OBJ
famed good start. Ashes are nlspexcellenl co.
ll,e orchard and garden. The apple Tree, lr,pe.
vine and potato plant ieqarr pola.h in lsrge guam
tIiies ~ order % render Them productive, aud
very many II ON g.iden vegetables will thrive
better Il supplied with this Substance.
Look 20 your Ssh heap, lllsn, il you wish for
= cheap and valuable manure, and iry lis effects.
Above oil, send ihe result of your experiments
Tor insertion 10 the Agricultural Department oi
,he newspaper, 80 ihst il may be lhe means Of
inducing others to 60 and do likewise.
s.>>.-~>.S~es>~,,,.>.s
/ ApPEARAScEs the subject of dress
and appearance. the New York Times thus
remarks: "a oatlthat has the marks Of use
upon il is Recommendation to people ol
sense, and hat with too smooth 4 nap and
| too high a lustrc is derogatory circum-
stance. The best coats in Bradway are on
ihe backs of pcnniless lubs, broken down mcr-
chants. clerks with pitilul salaries. aud men
that don I pay up. Tie heaviest gold chains
danglc Iron the fobs Of gamblers. and gentle.
men Of very limited means costly ornaments
on ladies indicate toeyes thatare we'll opened
the fact Of a silly lover or husband, cramped
for funds. And when pretty woman goes
by in plain and neat apparel, Il is the pre-.
sumptiontbat she has fair expectations, and =
husband that can show balance in lis favor.
For women are like books, too much gliding
makes men suspicious that the binding is the
most important part"
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

n kind used IL Mi. W. !. Bingham ssehooI.
@. ruRRESTINE q SON.
oslabsf }, ls5s -
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ron SALE.

FrEART. stsfch, Chla,ine Tooth wash.
Z Black ieaisr vnn.h, Bull's sanapahli,
E.senre u lava Coffee, Ex. McLane's vefmifupe,
tss Fine, Ayers ChsIfy l'ccicml,
Holland Gin, Ayers Pills, &C. &C.
LONG a CAIN.
Iane 2ad. ts5s. g3-
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FzyHE subscriber offers for sale the plantation which
IL he now resides. II 70 a desirable situation. one
mile from South Lowell academy. a. healthy any in
Orange, The Land Is IN good state Of cultivation,
well adopted TO Corn, Wheat and Tobacco. On the
Land is good Gfahery and Tobacco Barns besides
every other out house necessary, with large and
yenient Dwelling, well arranged for boardeis Il has
il also vslushle Apple Orchard Persons wishing
70 purchs w 10 we'll to call the Subscriber and
view The premises The terms viii be made arcommoda
ting.
JAMES WOODS.
February 20. 21-
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Window Sash, &C., by Machinery.
NEY Machinery being in successful operation having
lsl employed first rate Workmen, and having oa
hand supply Of good lumber, am now prepared 10
offer TO fhe public
Furniture, Sash, Blinds. Doors, &c.
Of good workmanship, short notice and cheap or Tie
ea'H PRIDE JONES.
February Ia. 25--
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Bofl he o'afnlni md riHs should d us.d y h

Bofh ne Oiafmtni and PiLs should BE- ustd N he
Jgiioring caset
Bunions. Plies, Sores Of al kinds,
Buns. Rheumatism. Spfains,
(,hapned Hands. salt Rhcum. Srsiis
Chilblains, skin Diseases, swccd Glands
Fislulas, Sore Iegs. still Joints,
Cout, sore Breasts, Ulecfs,
f,umbaro, sore Heads, yenereai Sores,
MetcufialEfupons, sGc Throais. Woundsoi al kinds
Sold At the manufactures Of Professor lioltowsr
70 Maiden Lane. New.Yosk, and sii slpnd. London.
and " all respectable Druggists and Dealers o. Medi.
cines throughout The United States, aud The civilized
world IN Pots ai IS cents. esI cents. and each.
ger sises.
n D. Directions Cor The guidance Of pcienls in every
disorder ave afEseJ 10 each Pot.
september n. f--lsmo
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lumber for Sale
lusr REcElyEp.

"a LOT IL Thee Penny Nails; and one barrel d
"a BURNING FsliiD- (not Camphenel = Also
SUMMER MANTlLLAs. Il various kinds.
fot sale Ly J.c.TURRENTINE a SON.
May ~. bt-
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PILES AND FIsTUlAs.

These sud other similar distressing complaints can he
eecuaIIy cur " the Ointment he well ruhheL 10
The parts affected aud by otherwise following lie tinted
directions around each pot.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-06
A WORD IN SEASON.

With our next number the first six
months of volume eleven Of the Pioneer
will expire, and we hope those who have
not .ttled their subscription for the pres
ent year will do SO atonce. This is a We
ry fair request-we have labored for you
during the past six months without re-
ceiving any mpensation-we have not
onl labored but we have spent our money
in procuring the necessary materi;, IS yto
publish the paper whichyou have been
receivng-and it is but just that J you
should pay US, if not for the whole year
Tor the first SIX months. The laborer is
worthy of his hire. You would no moro
think of employing man in any Other
business for whole year without paying
him cent than you would Of travelling
to the moon on a rope ladder, yet you ex
pect the poor slave of a printer to not on
ly work for you without pay but give 20,
his hard earned dollars in the shape 0
paper. ink. DC. Is this right? Reade
reflect. III ,f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-03-06
Henry Wiedersheim.

This young gentleman, who seems to
be general favorite, and whose estab-
lishment hasgrown intoa"Grand Bazaar
instead of an ordinary fancy store, has
found it necessary to remove to No. 9.
Yellow Corner. the room formerly occu.
pied by him being entirely too small fol
the increase of business with which he has
been favored. His stock of Fancy Goods,
Notions, Books, Stationary, but we can I
stop to enumerate, for Henry has little
of everything and more. too, will com
pare with any assortment of the kind in
this part Of Ohio.
Mr.. WIS energy, connected with his fine
business qualifications, together with his
urbane and gentlemanly department can
not but insure success.