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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-09-03

2E The Gentlcmanly Agent of Yam
he Isobinson's s.Four big Shows" arriv
cd in town few days ago and announced
that there would be grand exhibition
at this place, on Tuesday 9Th of this
month. We have no doubt but that i
will be grand affair. Sec advertisement
in another column.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Esther Hartsock widow of Isaac Hartsock
deceased, Daniel Hartsock, David Hartsoek,
Lathrop w. Ladd and Sarah Ladd his wife,
William Fry and Susan Fry his wife Esther O
Haines Granville Haines and Isaac N.
Haines and Daniel Rosenberger their guardian,
David Rosenherger, Isaac Rosenberger, Israel
Rosenberger, ,Jemima RosenbergerA brahamRo-
senbergcr. Edward Rosenbcrger, and Ell,anan
w. Rosenberger. and Daniel Roscnberger their
guardian viii take notice that apeti ion was fill
ed against them on the 10th day of August d.
1851 in the Court of Common Pleas Of Wyan-
dot County Ohio by A. F. Saffell and Sarah f.
Saffell minor heirs of IL said Isaac Hartsock
deceased by James Saffell their guardian and
is now pending wherein the said petitioners de-
mand partition Of the following Real Estate sit-
uate in said county of w. andot, to wit: the
East half OF the South East quarter of Section
ten (lo), In townshipone s(), South of Range
fourteen Ia containing eighty acres, and par
OF the South West quarter of section eleven
(l1) IN the Same township, described as fol-
lows, beginning at the North West corner of
SAID quarter, and running thence East on the
north line thereof twelve chains aud hall.
thence s 80 w. eighteen chains and eighteen
links, thence $50 45 = TO the Fast line E
said quarter, thence South to the South East
corner, thence W est to the South West corner
and thence n orth to the placeof beginning ex
cepnng ore acre IN the South West corner OF
said tract occupied for. a meeting house and
grave yard, and one and sixty nine one hun
dreths ofan acre known as the saw-mill tract
and conveyed by Jacob Bibler senior, to ] cob
Biblel Andrew Bil,ler Lewis Bibler. &. Tobn Bib.
I jlerly decd dated january 18th lS49. contain. !.
ing one hundred and six and a quarter acres
more or less: and that at the next term Of said
Court the said petitioners will apply for an or
der that partition may be made of said premi.
ses. I'D. SEARS.
August 18th 1897 Atty for Pet'rs
AZ 6w
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This case was finally disposed Of yes
terday at the Circuit Court in Crawford
Go, judgement in favcr of Wyandot CO
for $g6o0.27.
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Charley Settled at Last |!

CHdIIty G6tJIeU at Last
+ HAVE located in Upper sandu-ky for
Il the purpose of giving instructions on the
Violin and Guitar. Telms of tuition 900
for twenty five lessons.
Band. and will furnish music for parties in the
surrounding country, with from one to five in-
strum ents, on reasonable terms. Try us.
CHARLEY DfcGILL.
Upper Sandusky, Aug, 10, 1857.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
nN the 5th day of Septr AID. 1857 at
" lo,elock in the afternoon IN the premises
in Richland Township, l shall sell to the
hi CHEST bidder, the following real estate as the
property of Samuel McCune, deceased, TO Wit:
the northwest quarter of the southwest quar-
ter of section twenty six t26) in township two
(2) south Of range twelve (I2) in Wyandot
county. OHIO, containing 40 acres. Appraised
at $4b0. Terms of sale, one third IN ll...d
and the balance in one and two years with
interest, and secured by mortgage on the pre-
misses, JAMES M'CUNE, Admir-,
Of Samuel II Cunc deceased
July 9th 1851 44w
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MASONIC.
John N. Reed has been expelled from
Warpole Lodge, No. 176, at Upper San
dusky, Ohio, for unmasonic conduct.
Fl. MADUX Seet'y
M. II. KIRBY, ". M.
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n EW BOOT, SHOE:
Smith & Hitchcock.

ed TTAEE opened New Boot and
IL shee Store in VIM. Ayrcs'
new building, three doors East of
- the Post Office, opposite the Court
House on Wvantfot Avenue; and will keep
constantly on hand a large assortment of
HOME MANUFACTURED
Boots and Shoes, from good heavy stogas up
TO the best quality Of French Caffskin, neatly
made and warranted not to rip.
Our stock also consists of large assort
ment of Eastern shoes of all styles and quail
ties, consisting in part of
Laaies aqa Gents Gaitefs!
Ladies' French Ties and Heel G ,itefs; Wo,
mems, Enamelcd and Morocco; Youths,
Misses and Childrens Calfand Enameled, &C.
0e Boots and Shoes Made to Measure and
Repairing Done on Short notice.
B.. We also keep for sale Sole and Uri.er
Leather, Calf SKINS and Findings OF all Kinds
aP Cash paid for Hides Pelts and Turs.
SMITH & HITCHCOCK.
Upper sandusky. May, y,l657. 81 CIV
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wYANDoT PIONEER.

Local ane AJis,tHan,cus DAT rs.
EE-The Hyandot Pionerrhas the lar
gest circulation in northern Ohio, and
therefore is the best adver ising medium
n this mart Of the country.
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nLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING
1 Executed on short notice, and upon rea-
sonable terms at the
PIONEER OFFICE.
Jan 22d, 81. #
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H0LLOWAYS PILL Is. S

THE EXCITING CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
The blood is the life sustaining agent, 1t
furnishes the colnponents of flesh bone, mus
Gle, nerve and integument The Stomach is
It's man factory, the veins its distributors, and
the intcstines the channel through which the
waste matter rejected in its productions is ex
tpelled Upon the stomach, the circulation and
The bow els these Pills act simultaneously, re-
lieving indigestion. purifying the fluids, and
regulating the exertions.
/ THE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is the most common disease
among all classes in this countr !. 1t assumes
a thousand shaI es, and is the primary source
of human rable dangerous maladies; but what
ever its type or symptoms, however obstinate
readily and rapidly tothis searching and un-
erring remedy.
BILIOUS AFFECTIONS.
The quantity and quality of the bile arc OF
vital Importance to health. Upon the liver,
the gland which spcretes this fluid, these Pills
operate specifically. infallibly rectifying its
Irregularities and effrctually curing Jaundice,
disease generatcdb by an unnatural condition of
The organ.
/ Uuless the bowels pcrfornlf their functions
properly, the whole body suffers. Tens of
/ thousands die annually OF Dysentery, Diarr-
hoe, Gronic Constipation, and other diseases of
these waste pipes of the system. The effect
of the Pills upon all intestinal disorders,
lwhether causual or epidemic, is a phenomena n
in medicine. " following the printed dircc
tious, the most alarming cases of bowel COM
i plant are promptly controlled.
AWORD TO FEMALES.
The locality debility and irregularities
which are the special anuoyauces of the Weak
] er sex, and which, when neglected, always
shorten life, are relieved for the time being and
/ prevented forthe time to come, by a course of
this mild but thorough Alternative
7olloaoay's Pills are tile best remedy knoae,7
i IN the acorld for The tollowiag diseases:
! Asthma; Bowel Complaints; Coughs; Colds
Chest Diseases; Costivcness; Dyspepsia; Di-
arrhoea; Dropsy: Debility; Fever and Ague;
Female Complaints Headaches; indigestion
Infuenza; inflammation; Inward weakness
Liver Complaints; ;Lowncss Of Spirits; Piles
: Stone. and Gravel; Secondary Symptoms
Ecnereal Affections; W orms of all kinds
GTGAUT1ON.--Non are genuine unless
the words. II olloway New York and London
are discernabe as Water-mark in every lea
? the book of directions around each pot or box,
the same may be plainly seen by holding tn,
leaf TO thelight. a handsome reward will bt
? given to any one rendering such information a
. may lead to The detection of any parry or par
ties ceunterfeiiing the medicines or vending
3 the same, knowing them to bespurious.
M Sold at the manufaetory of Professo
HOLLOWAY, ,~e0 Maiden Lane, New York, anc
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers il
> Medicine throughout he United States and tn
civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents, 81 / :
c.nts, and dollareaeli.
!, lT There is considerable saving by takin
the larger sizes.
N. B-Directions for the guidance of pa
: tients in every disorderare affixed to each box
Aug. 3, 81.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

sCostar,s'' Rat, Roach. &C, Extrrmina~
tor
Put up in 20c. 35c., G5., and 81, Boxes.
s.Cos,ar,s'7 Bed Bug Eeteriaina;or.
Put up Csc, soc, Toe, and 81, Bottles.
ssCostars's'' Electric Powder. for Ants,
insects, &c. Put up in :15c aud soc Boxes.
Principal Depot, No. 36s Broadway. New
York, and sold by DRUGGISTS and DEAL
ERS everywhere in the United STATES Canadas,
West Indies and South America.
UFull particulars by Mail. DC lmo
David Falkner's Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitor of the estate of David Falkner, late OF
Salem Township, Wyandot County Ohio, de
ceased.
Upper sandusky August %. A. D. 1857
MILTON MORRAL,
Administrator.
49-3w.
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The Commissioners of Wyandot Co. VS..
George Harpster.
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IN QUART BOTTLES-Pr;ce 81.
DR.. Wright's Purgative Powders
Children.


DR.. Wright's Purgative Powders for
Children.
These powders being small and sweet, can
be mixed in the common food of the child with
out exciting the least suspicion.
In Derangement of the Bowels, Swelling of
the Liver. soreness in the inside, symptoms of
Spasms, Summer Complaint, de-, YER
mifuge they have no equal.
IMore Home Testimony.
Mrs. Bcvington, of Birmingham, Pa, saws:
:. That box of powders which took with me
to Ohio, saved the life, l am sure. of one of my
children, in the Summer Complaint. While /
have children, never want to be withoutyour
powders
Mrs. Patterson, No 81 Reed St. says: &
give one powder to my little girl in the after
noon, and another at bed time, and next morn
ing she passed more than oae hundred worms. .
Price 25 cents per box.
DIR. EYrightss Liver Pills.
An excellent Family Pill, highly efficacious in
the Liver and all Bilious diseases. They can
not be excelled as a mild and efficient cathar-
tic, in all cases where pills are necessary.
Price % cents per box,
Manufactory and Princpals Depot No. S
Grant street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
GJDr. Wright's medicines are sold by r. A
Henderson, Upper Sandusky and by dealers
in medicine everywhere. 22-Iy
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Embracing an entire library of the
most valuable information to all elias :es Of
society
Proposals for publishing exclusively by
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The uee ofthcse Bitters imparts a tone tolhe
Stomach, which fortifics The system against all
infectious diseases, rs we'll as renders safe a
residence in Fever and Ague districts, or in lo-
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With its Tonic properties, it unites the pow,
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As Il medicine in
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undoubtedly the best medicine ever offered to
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esnever feel we'll They feel prostrated have
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! The Aged and Infirm
! Will find in these Bitters cordial that will
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[ think am cured permanently sound ant
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IN QUART BoTTLEs-Pr;ce 81.
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White Lead OIL packages of 95 90 o0 2O0
STRICTLY PURE FULL
and no and whiteness
Philadelphia
enabled sell for cash deal
ors.on sfavmab term IS Eastern iobbing houses
A. VERMFUGE furnished with English French
and Spanish directions.
Aunus 81. 3n:2w =.
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HALL & WEST

Publishers. New York City.
*These pencils supplied to the trade at a
profitable discount.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago r. 4

SUMNER ARRAN ENT.
Until further notice, Passenger Trains will
leave Pittsburgh and the following stations,
for Cincinnati st. Louis and Chicago, daily,
(except Sundays) as follows:
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

New York, Oct 10.-To. day has been the
b!uest one yet in our market. The Illinois Gen.
trail and the Erie r. r. have each made an as
signment. A run on the Bowery Savings Bank
continued throughout the day, and it is believed
the bank is amply able to meet all its liabilities
The run on the Brooklyn Savings Bank had
somewhat subsidized at noon, but up to that hour
over 100000 had been drawn out.
Seymour x Co., paper dealers, have failed and
John N. Genin, the well known halter, and Fen
ton K Lee have suspended. The announcement
OF VIM. Il. Cary Co.'s suspension was incor-
rect, as there is no firm Of that name now, and
their successors, Cary Sanger, have not sus.
pended.
Railroad stocks went down still lower. Illinois
Central bonds have fallen off SIS since yesterday
and the shares So.
The Park Bank went through the run yester-
day nobly, and came out to-day stronger in specie
than before.
There was large business in State stocks,
mostly lower prices. Bank stocks sold at slight
decline.
There were rumors this afternoon affecting the
credit of some of the heaviest houses in the CITY,
IL. A. Colt, whose failure is announced today, is
the agent of Drake K Co.. of Havana. The Bow
cry Bank goes into liquidation.
Stocks at the second board were dull Mis-
souri, u l~8, Virginia 20, Canton Co. Is, Erie Il.
Road Z "a, Illinois Central 81, Cumberland and
Pittsburg 8, La Croix and Milwaukee 5 ID.
Reports were current this afternoon, that the
bills Of the suspended Bowery Bank had been re-
fused by the other banks, in consequence of the
depreciation of the securities pledged for the re-
demption of che bills, but like thousand other
plausible rumors, this had no foundation what
ever. Rumors were also current affecting one or
two other banks but they are destitute of any
foundation. There is growing feeling here
amongst all classes of business men, that the
banks must extend their lines of discount, or
that they and large proportion of their patrons
must inevitably suspend payment
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

SHOCKING MURDER IN BosToN.-A shock
ing murder occurred Friday night in Court
street, in Boston, which has caused no little
unusual excitement in the immediate locality
in which it occurred. The particulars of this
bloody tragedy, so far as we learn them, are
as follows, from the Journal:
1t seems, that about nine o'clock last even.
ing, difficulty occurred between two Young
men, named jeremiah Agin and John Mead,
and that at the instance of Mead, Agin was
arrested and taken to the Third Police Sta
ton, where Mead followed him ior the pur.
pose Of making complaint against him for
assault and battery. Finding that in case he
complained he would be detained rather long
er than suited his convenience, Mead de-
clned preterrlng any charge against Agin,
VINO was shortly after released from custody
from the station house Agin proceeded to
Court street, where he met his brother John,
and among other things, said to him, "John
Mead has had me in Jail" and the two con-
tinued their walk up Court street, and entered
the saloon corner of Court and Stoddard
streets, formerly known as Aliens Hotel. but
now under the management of Daniel Bar
rows.
About the same time, John Mead, accom-
panied by his brother Thomas, entered the
saloon, and were standing at the bar, when
jeremiah Agin took small brush from the
bar, and hitting Thomas Mead slight tap
with it, said, "Come, won't you take a
drink p Mead replied, ~ don't drink with
thieves" and Immediately thereupon Agin
aimed blow at him. when Mead drew pis-
tol and fired at Agin, the ball passing directly
through the heart, causing almost instant
death.
John Agin Immediately rushed to his
brother, exclaiming. "Speak to me speak to
me !! and John states that all the deceased
said was, "John, l am shot" Two or three
others, who were close by in the saloon, state
that the deceased did not utter a word.
Mead was subsequently arrested at the
house Of his sister, in Cambridge.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12

HARRISBURG, Oct. lO-A, M-The members
evince disposition to complete the session to-
day, in order to return home for the election this
morning
The House agreed to take up the relief bill
passed by the Senate yesterday, 1t dispensed
with the going into Committee of the Whole, and
placed the bill on the second reading.
After long debate, the proposition to lengthen
the time for resumption from April to the third
Monday in January was lost by vote of Is to
A motion to shorten the time to January,
1858, was made, when a substitute was offered
fixing the time for July next The amendment
was lost by 80 to SO
In the Senate political discussion arose from
resolution declaring that the whole financial
difficulties resulted from the tariff of 1916 and its
notifications by the last Congress.
The subject was finally postponed
HARRISBURG, Oct 1.-THE House yesterday
afternoon, passed to the second reading, the SEN
ate relief bill, with several amendments, one of
which strikes out the provision requiring the
banks to pay specie for five dollar notes. The
efforts to change the time for resumption, proved
futile,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
Railroad sunpennIons.

BOSTON, Oct love learn that in eonse-
quence Of deranged exchanges and difficulty of
raising money, the Erie, Illinois Central, and
Michigan Central Railroad Corporations have
been obliged to delay or suspend payments of
notes. The workmen upon the Erie Railroad
Tunnel We're not paid when the work stopped,
and commenced a riot in consequence. A loan
of S6,OO0, 900 had been started for that corpora
ton, but the last report stated only 5000 900 had
been subscribed, though one-half was taken in
their own bonds, which now sell at 3d.
The Michigan Central Railroad Company find
it necessary to suspend, and to postpone the pay
ment of their bills payable, until funds can be
obtained from the proposed subscription TO sink
ing fund bonds, which will be opened on the 10th
OF November next. 1he loan asked for is two
millions, and the company is confident that it
Will be taken, and those holding the notes of the
corporation will probably renew them, until the
loan is realized, or our monetary system assumes
its proper basis. The running of the road WILL
we are informed, continue uninterrupted, and the
coupons aoiH be paid as usual.
MIR. j. M. Forbes sailed on Wednesday last to
negotiate in England portion of this loan. A
considerable amount of it has already been sub
scribed for here.
The Illinois Central Railroad has suspended
payment, on account Of the utter Impossibility to
obtain funds from the West at the present time.
II IS said that they had authority to draw on
Pe9body & Co.. in London, but they could not
realize,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-10-12
ANOTHER REPORT.
AnnirsIn China.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Il.-Despatches received by
government from Commodore Armstrong dated
Shanghai July 18th, state that the Chinese and
Portuguese had had an engagement at Ningpo,
which resulted in favor of the former, who de-
stroyed the Portuguese vessels, but committed no
outrages on other foreign shipping. No fear Of
any further disturbance was entertained, as quiet
was completely restored. The Chinese offered no
distractions to commercial pursuits at Shang-
hal, where every thing remained tranquil.
Some of the senior officers of the San Jacinto
had been suffering from peculiar climatic diseas-
es, which induced Commodore Armstrong to
leave Hong Kong and seek colder climate. The
change had proved beneficial.
The Levant had been ashore, but with assist
ance from the San Jacinto had been got off with
out having sustained any apparent damage.
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A Cnrd 10 lhe I,0t5e..

DR.. DUP0NCO's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FOR
FEMALES. The combination ofingredients in Or. Du
ponco's Golden Pills perfectly harm less They have
been used in the private practice OF old DR.. Dupon.
CO. for 80 years. and thousands or ladies can tes
ty to their great and never-iang succesa in almost
every case In correcting Irregularities relieving pain
ul and distressing menstruatioD, particularly at the
change of life. From Eve to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease, the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint. The above
Pill has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
hyou use them They cannotharm youon the contrary,
they remove all distractions restore nature to its proper
channel and inVigorate the whole system Ladies whose
health viii not permit an increase of family will find
these Pills preventative, For particulars see di
recons on the box. Price $and will be sent to ladies
conhdentiay, by mail by enclosing 81 to either of the
following general agents for Worcester GEO. R. SPURR,
col Main street, JAMEs GREEN III Mainstreet DAVID
SCOTT, 25l Main street, Of Mechanic street; Also
by l. B. Choate kichburg, O. Csntrell Son, Danelson-
vile, Robert Geer, Norwich, Balch & Son. Providence
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See the signature j. DUPONCo is the Box none other
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