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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-24
UPPER SANDUSKY,
Wagon Manufactory

TENHE SUBSCRIBERS, thankful for Il
patronage heretofore bestowed GN&1L
upon them,, would respectfully in S2s=7Iz-
form their friends and the public generally
81 thatthey will continue to carry on the
& q wagon making business, including
W smith work, at their old stand, where,
by Using hone butt the choicest material and
none but the best of workmen, they
hopeto convince all that do them the favor to
examine their work. that in point of durabil-
ty, appearance and cheapness, it cannot be
excelled by any similar establishment in the
State. Persons wishing bargain in the ,pur-
chase of a Wagon, will consult their own in
tercst by giving them a CALL 91ill5) q
They have on hand Two Horse Wagons,
Buffalo Wagons, . Shovel Plows, double and
also, Wheat Cradles. ..cqom4oC
: ul57 Repairing .dbner with neatness and de-
spatch., a All kinds of produce taken in ex-
change for work. Ten thousand feet Of pop
lar lumber wanted in exchange for work.
Z We take. in exchangefor work, ,all kinds OF
Lumber used in our business. - g
t@alls0 BEARINGER, HALE d co.
Upper sandusky, May %. 1857. 3e-6m*
a-4O ON THE PLANKl HORSES!
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RODGERS Liveer Wort and Tar, Gsileys
Mnrrh Mix tHre, Halsey's Forest Wine, Rich
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-24

''N'" AYREs cATHARTIc PILLS. 10
PILLS Y II A ~ A RE PILLS!
Prof. Hayes, State Chemist, Of Mass, says,
they are the best Of all Pills, and annexed are
the men who certify that Doct, Hayes knows
viz: st..,s1 9RtI ~
IL. Gardener, Gov. of Mass.
Emery Wyshburn Elk Gov. Of Mass
Simeon Brown, Lieut.. Gov, Mass.
John b. Fitzpatrick, Cath Bishop, Boston.
,. Prof. John Torrey. Of the College of Physi.
clans and Surgeon, NJ City. \ tGs
DIR G. r. Jackson, Geologist Of the Public
Lands of the U. s. a. NJ
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Public Safe - Anction! 2 - I
Iawil ader for sale at publ, auction, on
| Nov. 28th 1857, at lo'clocki ION The premt
.ises, my farm in Grand fpgaMarion Go.
Ohio, Bling The South West quarter Of
section tbirty5tbree, and coflnqttaaiinning l6o
acres Hmore sors sless,isoTerms one third
down one third in one and two years-with
interesfat gHixx percent, deferred payments
secured bx mortgage on the premises
also I acres. aof, SeSiR' in Stock Lot of
haydn stack---Oats eini the bushe l-20
Hogs and lottof Sbeep-s lot Of walnut4and
linn cumberland other articles toonamer-
Gus TO menlion-all sums over $3 8 months
credit with approved scurity,s : smsaos
Oct. 18Th '57.tapp'on aysJob S., Lane.
ID, s.Marion Republican, copy. CIV.
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EAYNE'S, Sanative, Wright's Vegetable,
e Sellers Liver Ayre's Catbariic, St. Johns
Autibllious Eclectic, Gailey's, 'Brandieths
Hooways and uenderson's Pills, at
, HENDEEsoN's.
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posr OFFICE, lIARrlANp, l1e Co. yiciA Nov. ld, 1900
iDR aver: Your pills arc the perfection of MEDICINE
They hive done my wife coed ulin can tel you
She had been sick and pining away for months Went
of to ie doetored NJ great expense but got no better She
by expoling lde, Q,Whtitics of worms dead NOM her
biy. They afterwards cured her aud pn two children
Of blboy dysentery Que pur peighhors had haand
others around us paid from five twenty dollars dortos
bills and lost much time, without being cured entinly
even then. Syh medcinc as yours, which is actualy
good and honest will be priced here. %. ssi'U " ,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-12-24

Erysipelas, ScrOfhla, Kings Evil, letter,
lit1.9. TuuOrs. und Salt Rheum. u

From a Frlra,dfg Merchant q s., louis no. !, 1856
Dr. AVER: Your Pills are the paragon of al that is
grsat IN medicine. They have cured my little daughter
OF ucerous sores upon her hands and feet that hnapuyed
incurabc for years Her mother had beenlons grcvous
ly afflicted with bloches and pimpes on her skin and in
her hair After child wns cured, she also tried your
Pills and they have cured her. ASA MoRGRlpGE.
-Rhenmatism. EeuraIgia. and GOIit.
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Indirestion rnd ImpnritY of thei .BIood.

From Rer J. v Hines fso, Of Advent Church, Ba$ton.
Dr. AYts have used your Pills with extraordnary
saceess in nv family nd among those am called to visit
In Distress To regulate the organs of digestion and puri
" the blood they arc the very best remedy have ever
Known, and can confidently recommend them to my
friends. W 20 Yours,s acsH .WJ.y. HifiEs. !,
B Htl -WABsAw, WyoMlNo CON- y, oct, p, 1865.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cafirtic Pills In my prac-
TIE, and find them Mn excellent purgative 70 cleanse the
system and purify tho fountains Of the blood. ID
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Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.

1k ~ st.,. IL DEPARTMENT OF rhE IRrERoE [
WtsInSGToS, 4. c., Z Feb. 1859.
Stu: Thavs used Your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since ycu made rn uid canpot e1a'cto
say they are tie best caharic employ. Their r%u-
IL they are an aimipb REMEDY for viantements Of that
organ Indeed have seldom to,at case Of bi,ious DIS
ease 40 obstinate that it did not reaiilyyM to them,
.,l. s ,Frsternally yours, . ALONh0 RAIL, At D,
~ Physician Of TIE Marine RcspRd.
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ohN Soots
Eon, tie Rsr Dr. Ha,eles, If He Methodist Es CHtirh.
PULASKI 1lorsE, SiyANSAn. Ga. Jan. &1S56.
IoNoREp Sir should beulraetu for the relief your
skill has brought me ii did not report my to yo,i.
A cold settled in my limbs and brought on oScruciatng
nenralgic pains, which ended in chrouir rheumatism
Notwithstanding had the best ol physicians, the disease
grew worse and WORSE until by the advice of your excel
lent agent in Baltimore, Dr. Maccnzie, tried Your Pills
Their effects were SLOW, but sure. Ry peiseNtrng in the
use of them am now entirely well. u q 1[
SENATE CHAMBER, BATON ROUGE, La. Dec, 1867
Dp. AVER, have been entirely curc by your iDls Of
Rheumatic Gout painful disease that had aflitted me
for years. aflt ct3 isii NlNCiNT stlDlI.L
For DrOpsy, Plethora, or kindred Conn
plants, requiring an active purge, they arc an excel
lent remedy 7'iiist % iu " L. =
For Costiveness or Constipation, and ms
a Dipner Pill, they,are sreeahle and effetual.
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, Infi,ln,ma-
ton, and even Demfness, and Partial Hind
NESS have been cured BY the Alternative action of these
Pills. fI
Most of The Pits hi fnarleetrontnin NlereNry which, nj
though Yaual renddyfi skiIfrl-ailis is dangerous
appetite sfein TIC qtadfy censeluenfes tlAt ile
qucntly follow its catlGus use These coitdt ITO me"
curry or mineral substance whatever.
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NECONn PURCuASE

AP Fall aad winter Dry Goods just received. aad nov
~ EMBiOHsS Dey 0eo3 store Main street three
below Second. His motto is Cheap for Cash eal
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EVANSVILLE. IND. THURSDAY MORNING. FEB l2 1857.

he should be given up; bat ths Republic stood
on it nationality! The Pope threatened, and
the Republic hurled back his threats with
scorn. The Pope ordered some troops 70
march, and the Republic summoned 10 her aid
every man who was capable Of bearing arms.
The aspect Of things looked stormy enough;
but France rendered her mediation, and the
difficulty was peaceably arranged.
DR.. Baird advised his audience, in case sny
Of them should go to Italy. not to fail to make
. visit to this little Republic, for its citizens
like to see Americans, and talk much Of their
"big sister," on this side Of the Atlantic. DIR.
b. was of the opinion that il these United
States arc the suggest" Of the sisterhood Of
republics, San Marino is decidedly the 'lit-
mere child, and infant in size, but
not in years. for she boasts an existence OF
centuries.
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San Msrino Miniature Republic.

DIR. Baird, the traveller, is delivering course
of Lectures at st. Louis on Europe, including
his own adventures and observations. The
2 st. Louis Republican gives the following sy-
'nopsis of his account of the little Republic of
San Marino:
The little Republic lies in the Eastern
skirts OF the Appeninss, and is surrounded by
tho kingdom Of his Holiness the Pope. It is,
indeed, . miniature Republic, for it is said, it
contains only "a square miles, and less than
5000 inhabitants. Ii has five villages, the
central one of which is situated on the high
est hill in the little territory, and contains g..
600 people. 1t is the Capital or seat OF govern
ment. There the Congress meet from time
to time, the lower House of which contains
:.sprs 800 members, all Of whom may walk
sleiSureiy home every evening after the legisla-
ton Of the day. There resides the two Pres
idcnts, or Conditioner. (for the Republic has
ftpr,,s Rome had two Cohsuls,) who were for
sperly elected every six months. but are now
elected every three months-this is four
times year, instead of once in four years-so
that, rs Dr. B. said, every respectable man in
the Republic stands pretty good chance Of
being President at least once in his life time.
But the most remarkable part Of the econ
my OF the Republic OF san Mar1no relates 10
its military. There is body ofmilitia, num-
bering some 1000, who are occasionally call
cd together, and undergo the usual amount of
drilling But the standing army" or troops
Of the line, which was successfully reduced
from motives of economy, from sixty to forty,
and then to twenty men. now consists. or did,
mot long SINCE when a friend of DIR. BIS was
there. OF one man! He is tall and fine look
ing fellow, who seems to have general super
vision Of the affairs Of the State. For this
purpose he takes daily rounds among the villa
ges, and has a special eye to all travellers who
visit the Republic.
DIR. B. stated that the Republic Of San Ma
rino has probably enjoyed greater exemption
from the horrors Of war than any other par
of the world. All the great cOnquerers o
Italy, from Charlemagne to Bonaparte, seemed
to make il matter Of etiquette if not of pride
to march around and not over this Republic
just as an honorable giant would walk rount
and not over child. In lS49, however,
very serious quarrel took place between IN
government Of the Pope and that Of San Ma
rTino. The Republic had given shelter an
protection to an exile from Rome, who ha
aed thiths, having an American passport it
said. The pspsl~ government demanded sa'
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I,sRMs or sussCRiPrlox.


The New York News, the administration
organ in the city, makes the following re-
marks in regard TO the character and provi-
siess Of the treaty now before the Senate for
: ALLEGATION:
, The treaty in question reserves certain land
Tor ihe Mosquito Indians; erects Greytown in
to free city; guarantees the navigation of the
San Juan to Costa Rica, Nicaragua and Hon
duras. That this treaty is far preferable, in
some respects, to the Clay ton Bulwer, is un-
deniabls. England abandons her claims to
the Balize settlement, which was embraced in
that treaty, and in addition, surrenders the
bay Islands to Honduras. But she trans
forms her protectorate Of the Mosquito King
dom into the erection Of an Indian govern
mont within the limits Of Nicaragua, and to
be guaranteed by that State, or to be merged
into her own sovereignty, by the adoption Of
these miserable creatures for her citizens.
In one word by the Dallas-C Clarendon trea-
ty England and the United States assume the
tutelagc and protectorate of all the Central
American States, including the puissant mon
arch OF Mosquito; they negotiate, run lines,
make reservations, erect free ports, while sub
stsntially they say to Nicaragua, Costa Rica and
Honduras, at your peril refuse to ratify this
treaty which We have made for you. If this
IS not case Of diplomatic duress, we know
not what is. 'tstt tifEs
The Clayton-Buiwcr treaty, as construed by
the British government, was q fraud upon the
United States, and SO it may possibly not be
considered as incompatible with the Monroe
doctrine. The Dallas Clarendon treaty, is .
bold invasion on the part Of two strong pow
srs OF the rights and sovereignties Of weaker
States. What makes it still more remark
able. while the United States and England
ere thus setting boundaries and fixing reser-
vations, the real principals to the act thus made
Tor them by these self-constituted attorneys,are
are engaged in q bloody strife.
F. We believe that the Senate will modify or
reject altogether the terms of this projected
treaty, to which Costa Rica and Nicaragua are
The parties, and not England and the United
States. 1t is evident. however, from the char
actsr Of this instrument that the American
must be the controlling element in the future
of these States. Walker may die or live -
become . President or an exile-but the wave
OF progress which he led must sweep over the
isthmus and the regions adjoining, and sooner
or later form rich and powerful States in the
place of the effete anarchies of the present.
To assume the Protsctorate over any foreign
powers, has heretofore formed, and should form
no part Of the policy OF the United States;
neither, in our opinion, should this Govern
ment allow any European power to assume
jurisdiction over, or become the guardians,
separately or jointly with US over any terri
tory on this continent not already under thcir
control. In short, we are in favor of the Mon
roc doctrine.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODSs
USr received direct from Now-York. fresh supply 81
g. Fring TASs Duttons. Velvet Ribbons. Dotted
Kid Gloves eelorsA and white asserssA sisss IRON
No. 81 No. Q. Also hand general assortment Of
ming Caps Bepae French work eelers sleeves
shimmassts nounens aeeeast sdsinG Svi insert
ting head dresses ke ;, Sc. E. GUTHRIE.
is,l7tv Corner Main and First ssrssts.
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NEW DRUGS,
Err E6a AND FIN k /.

EICH vIERLING have just opened ,asto a.ertosnsl
Of Drag aad Medicines % which sney invite ses ssssn
Sis .6isars. P.sts. Brsshe.
sovsii Patent Msaisnes All hi.ds Of PsaneI
ali Purs 0enodjss
sfsiiYpsVV Cen - 10 ~ ve1sgo
,sdsr - younial 0@es. Lilt uS
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$500 In GIFTS
lIaTRlRUTEQ In RQU Al PROPORTIONS

VVYTrH every Books; A and " Is Books sold
~ for. The 0fs consist Of Gold and silver Watches
silver pencils god lockss gold rings gold
Drops portsnoaaias redesss psnknivss
&C. &c. Asy psrssn sending order for 10 books viii be
entitled book aad gift Orders from the country
will rsssivs prompt Assntaon. aad will be seat By nail or
express With dispatch. -
Also Nrs Stewss asw novel "prel." vols. gift. -
shove. J. 3. ANDREWS. lto Nassau 81.
New York City.
CaAaissussssut 10 sny sddress nov6- 3m
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UDEsPRCrpULLY tnisrns tAs satssas sal vsixsy &hat
II he Will s1sssts I'll srds. h NE vsfisss tspeso1s
OADno4.
Partsuax sttsnssa pell - shs el.uinos eaoaoe -
sxtrastina teeth ed Inserting - esSs
fssa sas y q ssn go - - 81 -. wa - vse
Pivss ssssA a.ss..s = - - - :ssSssss
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cases Just received ;ss ;SG ssi sos
NEW LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.
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AZ 80
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q. s.:; &; fancy al ssi
%:$:s.ss = :.s:sss .''
AKsBoxEs Tomato ossssp; 100 bxs quarts and pins
,.y 'pPs' S's'' Z. D. HEINANN.
P;: S:- O''s; ssss4cs s;sss ssS: ~.
rO THE LADIES.
SHANKLIN REILLY woe respectfully isyite the ct
s'ss Of EaSroidsriss and white
''''Isss E"%.sss :i.s: Lac: DOLLAR. and Sleeves;
k:s.: k..s.:. .;s:s 4 ss,..A..ss q; q:
s::s.... s:sa s.;s.s Ss.sr. :ss .-.:: S::ii,:.; @
k::,..a -, Thread. :ss I.s: Isss "a sssiss:' %
Mciisn aad white en- mbroidered skirts;
FrsaehOorsots and silksts,
/ Stfiped Nauise wiss and PladMuslips;
Real dotted Embroidered Swiss drsss paterns tor
i .sis ae 10 = prices mY2 SHANKLIN q REILLY.
In ARGR ASSORTMENT OF FANCY SOAP
i 40 boxes Fancy Bar Soap; 10 boxes koss soap;
Il 10 40 Bssusvista do; 10 Sportsman do;
?s,:. Military so' r';v v,w.ss.s %.lnst all; OH soap
| DO Shell DO; do red white windssr
E;:a: S:.i:; soar, !: Gs:.:; S;:s:;:,.n. s.
lju.s reed psrsssansr By ~ coor 4 .ox
i NOTICE TO GARDkNK KRs AND OTHBRs.
LANDRErH's GENUINE GARDEN SEEDS.
- - DOE small papers as.'d imported Cabbage seed;
% IS lbs ass' i'm ported Cabbage Seed In bulk;
n dos asa'd Lettuce Seed, lust ree'd and Tor e.
vhslssais or retail BY jana ii. COOK SON.
lUNRBeH CORN M8Al.-I20 bushels from selected
Il White Aist esrn. Just reed and for sale BY
Z ian2S vICKERY JOHNSTON.
AO BOXES R.s D.iry Cheese reed saS e, ale
4V aovaoo !. d. HsiMAHN1
EnA FOUND small Bss Lsa4 red nSS a ssf e. sai
\ il oDN1Ohy sovoc : - D. HsiMANN.
- NEW ASOOAh.
lTaE 0esrt sf Napoleon. spissdiaiy iilsstssssds
u Wsstward Empire; Norman WtvD; -
81 Haspss's School Higtosy; Routsrsr's Cseyenteos
asoo 1sovsssAsst e e; e.; ,w sSr sa5SS ~ 4 On
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QUlT DRINKING POIsONOUs LlQu0Rs.
PATENT IMPROVED PROCESS ~ =
f-i F0R HAkfE0 IL
All Kinds Of Liau0rs aDd viuesas.
INSTANTLY. BY the use Of

| All Kinds OF lieaoss asd viaesss.
| INSTANTLY. BY the use Of ,H
/ LAooUR's BssRNrIAL Oils.
These Oils are obtained BY Dstilao. s the Chsnissl
4.
are . return Il. a.sls
elsain their money the oil do not Give psrisss
OIL :u';; 'ps.
M.rss Csss.s Pesis:y sssssss: U.is.a
gard Prepris.o.., 0asae. and London Dock Brsade..
::
;:.I:: -, W., ~.
':ins'c cIs os CsSksf changes ....s. x.sa.. wAly.
od Irish Malt Whisky and sspsrier article 81 Scotch
or SsASn q. % 3: ::ss -, =. q e n:
ssa::rs :s s ss%s:. Wi WHISKY ~ 70 q appi: I srsssy
,!Si: ~:
~: @ -; ). s.i: =; ~
FoR s.KfS I:..ur. o r.qu. .. pre-
tn: qser' sha nsts vii! have ass ...ar. fsii
bead Lsesurs el three d:tise. properties u
.a ::i z :
: r.: = sns sh. o. n: :S oil
ing ... .aa become. ,sS.,l spri. the :s:oas
%ss: vs
II: % . ss: . ss
dsrs dis.ne.on from the genuine brssds inPessibls
s oil 'fs s.. 81
Full and directions accompany the bottles
For sale :. Of So Charles aaa Peyaras
S. ss s;'; .s M .sss ..y p ::
'''.y np'a the receipt eo y e; isaIs ne.
furnish q. Nsv o!ass.: van
that claimed for them they will eest sothns jsas-iy
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GAMEi GAM Ell

a SACKS OF Rabbits. Prairie Cheksns asd Squirrels
reed By Ezprsss from the prsiriss Of nneis 20
ale by SAM'L vlOKERY.
Janis Opposite Braaeh Bank.
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TUNHE Board Pigeon township, vsnassbu
Couasy Ind are prepared propes sals
up 10 Sssarday Of March buifdins
ss Fraahlia street. the ee.psrstien Of Lanai
be rock. work the Material Sand
stone aad will contain Perohss (2s eubit
perch monthly viii be made Of work done. sed
msteria on the eround which will paid is
cash down The Board rssaiass 10 cent until the con
say required appiysg Mr. Philip Kramer
ss ,h. su.ias's house Of Kramer Aas street.
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JOH =. M 1T n Z l. l.,
(sssssssers 10 o'Rn.y xhshsIi.,
PRODUCE FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
EvANsvlLLH IND. Ft
- Produce 80. orders ior the psrsh.ss % Preises
:. "a. ..s s:.s As:. - ss p... e:
Esi::s' p:Ii:i sI.:.s
VEN ss By rivsr. once On beard the lever wksss-Isss
'A'''; ir;. ar :ss:I e. =; :,
bushels lag: s.s q: y;:rssr ,s:s Nd
CITY DAGUEmRIAN GALLERY.
NJ ~ s....s. SHss
AmbrosMxpss::. Mxtps.:...,v,e..
LampfosyPe.
AkEN ~ this Gallery. light sr sarh-visA without
as- Cali ssd sssniss the spsei.sas;
HURRY UP YOUR CAK Ks.-sm iSs B.slvhsas
i.ss, '''' ''' ''' '' sTckEsS VI; Kerry Z JOHNSTON.
TuNHR Of Keller. Farnsley 4 Co., was disseivsd
.Ss a,:s J,.s.y lss y S::,n e p rs.':.
:s.r By Or
payment that the business should
eossd The business will be contnvsd % the old stand
s the . o ;as % .sss. nj
b. O. KELLER.
jsass ISAAC T. WHITE.
TWO VERY DESIRABLE RESI-.
DENCES FOR SALE.
n VALUABLE brick residence with cut houses. go.
"A &C.. complete repair situated on second street.
Main Locust Also. 6ne brick residsnes
,uatsd Flint street. between Chestcct and Cherry
The above properly desirable and will be sold
reasonable terms For psrseai srs snqaireot
>Aass-" o"N'
E0 GASES Be: and shoes ,ss;i,.s "a g., sale
CHANGE.
LII persons indebted by notes account
n requested TO call and Psy up We must have ehasss
Our mach occupied toe call more than enee 90 do
after you. janis McREA WELLS.
RrRKsH ARRIvAls..
10 10 assorted blsashed Msslin;
100 pieces plain bi.ek Lawns;
100 DO half mourning Lawns;
IS do slegant French Robes;
so 10 escorted Posss: sim Hsadisrehisfs;
30 cartoons assorted Ribbons. Just rec'd .nd for
By nys J. n. hA0HEE CO..
GAMEl GAMEll
a SACKS OF Rabbits. Prairie Chieksns esd Squirrels.
ass reed By Esprss' fs'n the Prsirs; 81 ssss for
Janis Opposite Branch Bank.
NEW ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS
lust received direct Now-York, fresh supply st
g dress Fring. Tasss Duttons. Velvet Ribeous Dotted
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j. DURTGS e j. FLEMING.
vVyHOLEsALE sad retail dealers In Lesther. rides.
w Flour sad White Line. Main pposs old state
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NEW ORLEANS.
NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS AND

OOMPLBfB Of the Oils asssssary for lak
n ing and fsvoring variety Of quor and paekags
Of used for AsITcAL srRENara
gslons Whisky eAllons)
article eeesssry 70 comusncs LIQuo. SroRE. viii
furnished for 80. Also all the aermatiea nsesssssy %
conduct such ahlsh thus enabling the new be.
succesfuy With the Oldest liquor Dealers
Address. through the Pest Once, p. LACoUH
Laeours Cosesnrstsd old fsr mailing yiasear put up
two gallon Psskasss ss Is per psskassA good shPpss
order. H lsa6
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TON SOR lAL.

TONSOKIAL.
~ LANCE hers TO remind the public his
~ Shavpe Hair Drsssing Shampooniug Hair Dysiag.
in the main entrance hall Of the Pavi,a Hotel wstes
street Patrous Of this will the
most polite attention. Give him 10 call. Jaa27-lm