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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01
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'tPoor Old Uncle Ned.0
And he had NO wool on the top Of hishead
On the place where the wool ought 70 groR,d
NEERE are some folks in the same ameuta
Ols ny WIN Uncle Ned. They may change their
song OF VOC 70 one Of rejoicing they oniT me az
means which Art o9zEH TO Nature, to aid her.
EmeRAsnlS Hntr Restorative
Y . well known anil valuahle HAIR TONIC. There are
nose IN wheeling who testify power In preventing
ne 1858 = haiti and In restoring uxuapt growth where
fallen out - t'-'.essS
Ensrson's Hair Tonic /, for sale by
4. II LOGAN q CO..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

BULBS RECTO MISTJJRA ~
SURE REAEDY FOR THE PILES
has cured when eVeryoher medicine had faeIt has
Aeured and Is still curing cases. OF from one 10
twenty YEAR, Standing One application nmany cases vim
eNe you decided relief All that nm
many will give fair trial. The undeFsgned certifT to
Piles. = - = : tSS'tN1sS9I tSE
= f Ail!er Lynsh5urg We. Rev 7. MITCHELL Pres Elder
and Sharpe streets, Bait. sain H. No e. Hil
street Bait y II o. Berry, No 100 Sharp Street BAIT ssi
Burnett, No.140 Lee street, Bait. -
Price % Cent? per bottle. For sale Washington Han.
UEsaG store, BY FUHDENBERG & ROBERTS,
sole Of the genuine Pafisa FoothpSste
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

One Remedy for one .Diseaee
regular physician, and stands high lin
medicine Is RVauable one,
Mr. Robert Mckinley, Of West Brownsville Pa aged 81
sent to MasOntoWn In the fall for bottle OF
which performed permanent cure, AsWlll appear
Ihs y 70 certify that Twas for years acted With
the prominent symptoms Of which were, o6si-
nate OF the Stomach Pain In the back
hips and legs spells Of Extreme Weakness Loss Of hesh
Langour, Debility and GnaWing at hs stomach tried
great many 70 baltimore consult some
very eminent pySicianS-spent than one hundred
dollars but was never benefited until used Dr.
sacred Xer, one bottle of which eReotuaIly cured me-
RoEERT McKISLHY.
Hor sale by I. II. LOGAN co.
enbSo General AYE NYhaelInO We
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OBJECTIONS. Z

oITAWBA BRANDY, Distilled from cstsWha Wine
stristly puEsi for medical purposes uuftvated.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

Nnole9ale and Retail.
n gst 9lClIy ia IaEEs Iet q Bnl turned
Ee5y bets Marietta thsfp nit fsrebs, -,
g sg Eil Be hing, 4 81 ~
~ Atss ~ = a39Fe 0taee md low rates,
ron ANS marble YaFi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

q JOBS! J09BS!lf7
Il ways sell At q levy, At 8 20 Sc.
% p1 I'd vide OhlntE worth 20c, az ne.
cases GtnghRms, ofGupertor quality and fast color
SO q = leYy--l sVeTy ETeAt bargain. .sIlf
ChalY peLai1B-8 few thousand yards Of beautiful ma
a3ng on ane ohally OiathS, s6ch Soid At Is e
81 cts, from 10to 15c.
ap2s -.5 sToNEl& THOMAS,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-06-01

PLLLSI PLLLSI PILISI- -
MLanes Liver Pills Deshler's AEue Pills
sellers Pills SmithSS Sugar PINS
BESndreths PILLS Haisey's Forest pills
IEu4S rus DuFno's Pills
SlaIke Pills Dr. Roses pms
noIoWAys Pulls Woods San. Pills
rant anu Root Pulls Railways r RR PMS
MLlenps An1lan Veg. Pllls AYERS CRthRrtIc Pills
y et'sss rms ToWnSend's Pins
Synes sah: Pills Hooper's Female Pills
Hsue PIilH German Pills
t0f sale, Wholesale and Retail, BY
n. II. L0GANsA Co.,
Hhls - Bridge corner Druggists
JOBSI GREAT BSIBONNETS!
r0PENED-6ease Of Bonnes Of the following kinds.
~ Split Straw Swiss Straw Tuscan md BTajdS Of
The latest sylS for sale blythe dozen or retail Al love
inquire than ever before seen In Wheeling.
ALSO-HeapoliEan B6nnets
20 boxes Rnehes-lateSt Etylea.s
ps. Straw SkifttrR;-
~ .Neanpltan do;
Rhisku blonde, &c. 10.
AtWholesale and retail by
n1H3 STONE 4 THOMAS
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~ ShS Cite and Towns, these works viii
IslLHeIea. EhEE OF POSTAGE. When sent BY mail II
e S'1y ne u1I.s States SSeI
teen Gents a year for each The RsTIeWs.
& 3 ne Prtee IN Great Britst. o. tGs aoA osrtsd
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/" "CosTAR,s,, RAT ExrERMrN.To,

'sCOSTAR'S', RAT DIFFERENTIATION.
4 N infallible destroyer of RATS, MICE.
a ANTS. GROUND MICE, MOLES. &.c. !,
&c, &c. (Not dangerous to the Human Fam.
liy.) Rats do not die in their holes, but come
out and die.
"COSTAR'S" BED BUG EXTERMIN ATOR
Never known to fail--and used every dav
oy thousands In New York and elsewhere.
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER
For the destruction of Morris. Musor,ropS
FLIES, FLEAs, PLANT INSECTS, yEpMIN ON Fa1,-rs
NDiANIMALs, &c., &C. -
Sold Wholesale and Retail at :. COSTAR,sn
N PRlN NCIPAL DEPOT, 3e8 BROADWAY
NEW YORK, and bv the principal DRUG,
GlSTS and DEALERS throughout the United
States, the Canadas, West Indies. California
and South America
the cash. ~
OTNo goods sent on commission.
u Small Sample Packages put up at tbe
lowest wholesale prices, for first orders in new
places, with Cards. Showbills, Posters. DC.
W Packages expressly put up for Shins
Steamboats,, Hotels, Public institutions. &c
u A Paper with full particulars-terms to
WheIesaie Dealers-scales of prices. &c. BE
will be promptly mailed (prepa,d) to any adj,
dress on the receipt of a 8 cent P. o. stamp.
Address Costar,' 33S Broadway, NJ. Y.
April2d, 1857. 28-9r,
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Laws Of Newsnaners.


/. Subscribers who do not give express no
tlee to the contrary, are considered as wishing
to continue their subs Tiption.
2 If subscribers order the discontinuance
of their papers. the publisher may continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take
their papers from the office to which thew are
directed, they are held responsible till they
have settled the bill, and ordered them discon-
ued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places
without informing the publishers, and the pa
Pers are sent TO the folmer direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing
to take papers from the Office, or removing and
leaving them uncalled for, is PRIMA FAoIA eyi-
dence of intentional fraud.
70 DPostmasters neglecting to inform pub
fishers, Ssaen papers are not taken from the
Office, lay themselves liable to pay the sub
scription.
1t is also their duty in such cases to notify
the publisher that the papers are not taken out
by those they are sent to, and the reasons why
they are not, if known.
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AcoUrrTED.-We learn that the trial
OF the persons charged with stealing goods
from the P. Ft. w & G. r. r. Co., which
came of at Bucyrus last week, resulted
an their acquital. There was no legal eyi-
dence to show that they had stolen any
thing except the decoy goods, which the
Company intended them to steal-hence
their acquittal. We suppose no one seri-
ously entertains doubt as to their quilt.
but shrewd rogues generally contrive to
escape the meshes Of the law, especially
when they are able to secure the services
OF those eminent attorneys. Quirk, Gam
mon. Snap, & Co. Verify, the law is a
queer institution!
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Over 1000 Mistakes Corrected.
Live and Learn.

GUIDE FOR ALL WHO WISH TO
Speak and Write Correctly.
Particularly intended as a Book of Reference
for the Solution of Difficulties connected
with Grammar, Composition, Punctuation,
&c, with Explanations of Latin and French
Words and Phrases of frequent occurrence
in Newspapers, Reviews, Periodicals, and
Books in general, containing examples of
ONE THOUSAND MISTAKES
OF DAILY OCCURRENCE IN SPEAKING.
WRITING AND PRONUN CITATION.
2l6 pages, bound in cloth, l2 mo- Price 50
cents, and sent 10 any address free of postage.
Live and Learn is a most useful book.
designed as guide to grammar, composition
and punctuation. So few people speak or write
really good grammar, and. fewer still punctu-
ate decently, that boek that informs US how
to do so-and not only that indicates their
laults, but shows them how they are to be
corrected-cannot fail to be popular: there is
not a person, indeed, who might not learn
something from it. AS book of reference,
9 Live and Learn !" will settle many disputes.
1t ought to be on every table, and be particu-
larly recommended to the young, before habit
makes common blunders uncommon hard to
cure.
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The PLACE TO GET YOUR MONEYS
WoRrH Smith & Hitchcock's is the
place to 60, when you want anything in
the shoe line. from dancing pump up to
heavy cowhide boot. We have travel
ed some in their leather, and can recon-
mend it, without any compunctions Of con-
science. Everybody purchases their gai-
ters Of Smith & Hitchcock. Drop into
their store in Ayres' new building. See
advertisement.
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ROAD NOTICE.

70 the Honorable Commissioners of Wvan.
Il dot County, Ohio, at their next June
session A. D. 1857. We the undersigned citi-
zens of said County, ask your Honors for the
location of County Road as f,llows !: Com
mencing at the South East corner of VIM. at.
kins' land in section twenty two township one.
range twelve in said county. at the County road
leading south on the ecen ter line of section TWEEN
ty.,wo (2s) OF Ridge township--from the Carey
ana nj. blanchard road-to the Mt Blanchard
and Charlottesville road-thence west on the
section line to the county line--t hence south
on the comfy line to intersect the the State
Road leading to Mt. Blanchard and there ter
inmate. MANY PETITIONERS.
April 23d 1857 3l-4w
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AND STILL THEY CoME.-J. & D. Ayres
are now receiving an unusually large and
well selected stock of Spring and Summer
goods direct from New York. The Gus
toners of this old and well established
firm. will find in their store everything
they could desire. The Captain is gene
rally on hand, ready to greet his patrons,
and Hank Shaffer is always found at his
post behind the counter.
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DIR. wRIGHT's TONIC BITTERs and

DR.. WRIGHT'S TONIC BITTERS and
Invigorating Cordial, is delightful Tonic,
Anti -Dyspectc and Invigorant. having the
soft and delicious flavor of the rarest Cordials.
There is something sound and wholesome in
the very appearance of this Medicine, in its
big bold quart bottles and yellow wrappers
1t is just the thing for diseases of the Stomach,
Liver or Kidneys, and sells, the round world
over, at 81 co.
DR.. Wrights Liver Pills, also, his purgative
Powders. for children, all excellent medicines,
are sold by R. A HENDERSON, Upper Sandus-
KY. uSee large advertisement 2S-lm
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NOTICE.

THE SCANDINAVIAN REMEp1Es.-Mer-
chants or Druggists applying for Agen-
cies for my Remedies will please give their
County. and Shipping directions in full. /
am daily in receipt of many applications
for Agencies which do not give these par
ticuiars, thereby causing delay and some
times misdirection Of the box.
DIR. G. w. ROBACK,
No. 6 East 4th Street,
Cincinnati Ohio.
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Dr. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
In directing the atten ion of our readers to
DR.. Roback's advertisement, we have no besi-
tation in saying that all he claims for his med
icines is confirmed by certificates from all parts
of the West. The language of these certif-
Gates is SO earnest and grateful, and the cures
refer to such variety of diseases, that it would
be folly to question the restorative properties
OF the preparations. Happears that while bot
anizing among his native mountains. in Swe
den, during visit to that country, some wears
ago, he collected large quantity of rare fnedi.
cal herbs, unknown in this country. and by
combining the liqnids and solid extracts Of
those possessing powerful detergent proper
ties, he succeeded in producing his celebrated
Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. whicl are said
to exercise more beneficial effect upon the
huids of the human body than any other cura-
tives in existence. Dr.. Roback's theory is.
that all disc ases originate in the blood, and it
would seem that the rapid recovery of his pa
tlents, und course of these disinfeetants
affords strong presumptiye evidence that his
pathology is correct. Certain it is that the
celebrity of his medicines increases daily. and
that lie has authentic proofs of their success in
his possession. -
For sale by Maxwell e. Holton. See Ad-
vertisement. 32Aw
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HUNT d RoBBrNs.-The far famed stand
on Yellow Corner continues to maintain its
well established reputation for business.
Our friend Beidler has retired, but Messrs
Hunt d Robbins are proving themselves
worthy successors. Their spring stock
is ample and complete-in fact, one of the
most extensive 1--WE had almost said the
most) that has been brought to Up-
per Sandusky this Spring. They do
not advertise. but this shall not prevent
our saying good word for them occasion
ally.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

York.
Madame Goldschmidt, Jenny Lind
gave birth to daughter on the Bis
March, at Dresden.
Mr.. Brougham has been elected t.
Congress in the District in South Caro-
lima lately represented by Hon. Preston
s. Brooks. He had 1900 majority.
The Ohio State Journal says: Prof
Monroe writes us from Lorain Co, tha
Everybody here says Chase must b,
our next Governor.
GEN. HoUsToN.-The Louisville Joar
nal states that Gen. Sam Houston is the
American candidate for Governor O
Texas, and that all the enthusiasm of the
olden time is awakening in his behalf.
About $50 bushels of the Chinese SUI
gar cane have been distributed by the
Patent Office this season. Numerous ex
periments in raising CAIN will be the
result.
The Vicksburg Whig states thatse6, ,ooo
have been subscribed in that city to pur-
chase plantation for Ex-P President
Pierce. Only $4,000 more are needed
to complete the purchase. Is the neces-
sary "human stock" included?
The Columbus Journal states that a
German in that city has had his fears SO
worked upon by the apprehended de-
struction of the world by the comet on the
18th of June next, that he abstains from
all worldly affairs and devo:es himself to
scripture reading and prayer.
Last week the Conductors on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, made a strike.
in consequence of some Objectionable
regulations being enforced by the Com
pany. On Thursday it partook of riot
Gus character, and several freight trains
were stopped on the road.
People need no longer grow nervous
at the near approach of the Comet, as
we understand that a celebrated ASS
tronomer has agreed. for certain con-
sideration, to come the DR.. Franklin over
the long tailed varmnt, and bring it un-
der proper subsection, by 'sprin king salt
on its tall
There is one haunted house in Ohio!-
A law case recently came off in Marion
county, which established the fact. A.
rented house of B. for one year. He
left it in few weeks, stating that it was
haunted and unfit to live in. B. sued for
the years rent, but A.. proved that the
house was haunted, and beat him.
A pearl mania is existing in New Jer-
sey. Some parties near Patterson, few
weeks ago, were examining the meat of
'he fresh water clam, which abounds in
The brooks of that vicinity, found a very
large pearl OF uncommon beauty. One
man named Howell, poor shoemaker,
found after cooking one of these clans,
a pearl which would have been worth
$4,000 had it not have been utterly ru-
ned by the cooking process.
The New York Liquor Dealers Asso-
,iation numbers over 5000 persons, and
has a cash fund of S3oO,o 900, which, it is
'aid will be expended in testing the con-
'titutionality of the license law recently
passed by the legislature. A committee
If nine has been appointed to proceed to
Albany, and obtain the opinion ofthe At
orney General on the question. It is
stated that under this law, not one dealer
n five hundred will be able to obtain
license.
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ANOTHER FRESH ARRIvAL.--Passing by
Roberts & Groff's store several times dali
ly, we have no. failed to notice the arrival
ofan immense stock Of goods. just from
New York. Roberts & Croft are among
our most enterprising and successful mer-
chants. and they always keep up with the
times. Call and look at their stock.
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Murderer Convicted.
HoLL1DAYsBURa, PA, May 6.

IIOLLIDAYsBURG, IA, MAY b.
McKim was last night convicted ofmur-
der in the first degree, and this morning
was sentenced to be executed for the mur-
der of Norcross. He strongly protested
to the court his innocence and asserted
that his conviction was effected unfairly
by the perjury of witnesses.
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SLAVE WHIPPED TO DEArH.-A man
in Pulaski Co., KY, few days since,
whipped his slave to such an extent that
he died. He punished him six mornings
in succession, and on the seventh day the
slave died. The negro desired to see his
wife, who was owned by, and lived with
another party. The master refused per.
mission; the negro disobeyed and visited
his wife in the evening, returning early
next morning. For this the unfortunate
man was whipped to death. The brute
who committed the inhuman act made
his escape, and is being pursued by the
officers Cincinnati Gazette.
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ATTENTION!

TAVING disposed of our Stock OF Goods
IL with the intention of going West. we are
desirous of settling up our books. Therefore,
all persons knowing themselves indebted to US,
are requested to call and settle their accounts
without delay. Money we must have now
MARTIN d ROBBINS.
Upper Sandusky, April I'd, 1857. aa-tf
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Wyandot County, at their next Jans1 term.
asking the location of County Road in Eden
Township. in said County, commencing ct
the center of Section twenty eight, (2sl thence
running north along the quarter line, or as near
as practicable, one and half miles, to inter
sect the Indian Mill Road.
PETITIONERS.
April 3cth 1857. 30 Avs
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NOVELS IN (HEiP FORM.

We publish and supply dealers and Travel
ing Agents with every work Of fiction, and all
kind of publications. by every author of cele-
brity. Book Dealers and Merchants wanting
wholesale selection should address us and
get our lists. and state what business they are
in, and the sort of Books wanted, SO as to en-
able us to give information suited to their
wants.
GARRETT, DICK & FITZGERALD.
32-3w I8 Ann street, New York.
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New BANK.-Henry Peters has open
ed new Banking House in this place,
and is now prepared to do a general
banking business. Rooms on Sandusky
Avenue, in the rear of Worth & Peters
store. M
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application,
~ will be made to che CcmmlssloneIs OF
etc County of ge sns s sfs9a @ an order % e lay
ons olas as Pnbiic M Road on the County Line be-
pus tween Jackson Township, Wyandot County.
and Jackson Township, Hardin County. be-
Ginning at the Creek where the County Road
from Wheeler's to Patterson erosses--thence
on the County Line running North. till IL
intersects the County Road leading from
A PETITIONER.
April 9th, 1857. 32-4ws
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Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. R
TIME TABLE.
A CA RD.

| am not Bound for Kansas nor &c for the
Kingdom either yet awhile; but AM bound
to stay in Upper sandusky until sell what
Goods have remaining on hand and further
more, am bound to sell them LOWER than
any other man will or dare do, either in Up
per sandusky or any other place in these Uni
ted States.
26-tf O. FERRIS
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Si NO PEN NOR INK USED. dr.
e9 s. No Cory INITIATED, No TEAcu- sD
ER REQUIRED. .-MACLAURIN,S PATEN T
ELF-INSTRUCTING PROCESS IN. PEN.
MANSHIP enables every one to w rite with the
greatest ease, elegance and rapidity. It has
been adopted by the Public Schools of New
ork, and by our first merchants The Pro.
cess. complete, with full directions for use.
wall be sent prepaid on the receipt of 81. To
clubs or agents, six copies for SIS. A liberal
discount on large orders. Address LELAsp 4
MAcLAURIN, 345 Broadway, New York. 23-3m
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The CRoPs.-The wheat does not ]ool
promising as it frequently has, at this
season of the year. It does not show a
vigorous growth, which excites fears
But it does exhibit good hardy root
upon which its future strength is to be
based. This root is sufficient to give
power Of growth to the plant, that will
mature it in the proper season, and yield
fair if not an abundant crop.
The season for planting Spring crops
will be late; but. there is time enough yet
for them to be put in, and to yield abun-
dainty. Farmers may be inconvenienced
by having their work crowded into a
shorter time, but this they can bear, il
tne,r me iabors are repaid by good crops
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give are now receiving as an ex-
change, the st. Louis Daily Democrat,
the greatest paper west of New York, and
the organ of the emancipation party of
Missouri. II any Of our friends wish to
take the Democrot, we will forward their
subscriptions.
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IaoIeS and 6enfS Haifefs'
NOTICE

rs hereby given. that Andrew Gregg, Adj
L. ministrator of the Estate of John Coon, Ju-
nior, deceased, and Wheeler Rowse. Guardian
of David Mays, minor heir of. William Mays,
deceased, have filed in my Office their accounts
with said estate and said ward respectively,
for final settlement. Said accounts will re-
main on file for inspection by all concerned,
until the fifth day Of June next, on which day,
at IL o'clock NJ, settlement will be made.
JOSEPH KINNEY,
Probate Judge Wyandot Co. o..
Upper Sandusky, o., May IA, 1857
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~ Justices of the Peace in Wyandot
County will remember that the sole agen-
cy for the sale of "Warren's Ohio Crimi-
nal Laws and Forms" is at the Pioneer
Office.
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---------------- ------------l-=t-s5-
MAR RIED.

On Sunday, May 10th, at Tymochtee, by
James III. Erect, Esq, Mr.. JAMES Lone, and
Miss SARAH JANE FREEr, all of Tymochtee
township, Wyandot County.
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|. @. Q. =.

Wyandot Lodge, No. ITO, I. O. O. F. meets
every Wednesday evening at their Hall, in
A3 res, brick corner, Sd story Members OF
other Lodges who may be in town, are respect
fully invited to attend.
Upper Sandusky, May 8, 1856. lily.