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Vhancery sale.

rs accordance with decree ~ The tha1eery C'urt AZ "
| November term, 1888 Al Nashville Tenn wa ssh 81
nhi al, 10 the highest bidder, the Old Court yard
"a the I2th day OF January loo1, HOUSE AND Lot 20
Egvedld SAD Lot beius part o. Lat NO - in shrbys
D al Of lois. aad fronts 90 feet on watson street,
back i9l feet % q - foot Alley
TEa4s-said property ~i be sad eu credit Of one ana
two years. Except hs sa OF 500 which WI Dc re4af01
80 ID n D RRIEN. G. y.
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THE MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT FOR

TIVE LARGE wAREHOC-a on srket street is ~
i offered for rent for the year 1851 Apply to ,i,
deeI3-f BENI. r. -uIFLD~ Agent. Ei.I.
fy0EE dEgsN a. Tia desirable SN1E. ROOM adIoin-
i ting nv office cry stre --, Or te year 1891.
also that very desirable DWELLING on Cherry street,
South of Broad containing some rouug, agi viii be
pa. i1 tlosoUgh repair. Apply 20 VIII. b BOYD,
docs 30 cherry street.
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V1HE FUNERAL UNDERTAKING. kSfABi ISHMENT
/ OF j. W. M'CUNBS, = removed To- Church street, OPP
rose the Old stand ia the h0ue recently built ~ DR..
Young whore ready, usual 20 gige our attention
When called on J W. INCOMES.
iau3 ~ ". r. C1RNSIIus.l
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CAVN EHOVEEL.
PARTNERSHEP

'I7 understands has this day as1Cjfcd with HIN IN the
1 business orthe City Hotel Mr. u6i. q. CEADDOCK uu-
der tf. arm and style Of -C0 IN & CR ,DDO-K.
e., - v-,r q N SCOTT.
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REN0V Az.

Dgs z. c. k MARTIN and 4. ATCHIsON have
formeI a partnership in the pr ctc- % Medicine
Office on cherry near the corner Of linton street.
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nIssnLuTInH.

TNNHE Copsrtnershp heretofore existing under the style
1 aad afn Of WHITLEY RISE " vas dissolssd on the
1st lns The business vii be continued BY WHITLEY
co. AZ the Old stand.
The u1derdrnei. r. W. WHITLEY,
iaa6-st J. T. REESE.
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NEW FlR W..
NEW WHOLESALE
Straw and silk Millinery House.

70 w = - = = =
AVfNG llst canplsir arrangements sith sosae o. ne
larrrs Malafact res df Eld FtDcy siik nsa-
nets ca Millinery - fork ara Bsstoa. nj have
Ii store the 1s % AafeA stock q so eases
above 81 Comclison. ant a. prices fairy y 5ens be-
low Any house Tie ETY. HsFisg fseaty years rrnce
IN his bItaees, yaa uaT piss conadsncs IN setns as
latest ssyiss and kataoes a. Ee sfe "a eairs stean
asysiF % Millinery osas and eannat - Deserved
thosc saEAzrd n every dsscptonef aegchanse Terms
Cash gaarautre 50 per cent. lczs oetWren Cash and
Cfrit We trust - recsFe oeEAi PAtfeaar, las hng
exclusively NnHaeFy Hua3s. & NiAks Aftas,
Na. Is Talon stress. a.ks deer q he s.ass Hsas.
lAn6-Sa
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SheihYNIlle Nnsversity.

s3hCADF hhA% ~ =
rfHHE RHIgD SESSION. OF ths Litrrtfy DcPsrineni Of
1 IL. sb8gr In siilafssu siu be e1n,uereei on
MONDAY, sECOADs 1891.
gis q Tlt on pc session u 81 useks. ORe hall pay
abls iaVlriabiy Do atFarce
t-,-t-sss.s.. ............-.......i rs 70 ~
Caieyiatr----..s. ....---rs-- --s---+.'s - ~
Mrd-ra LaaEl fes, secn. .----..--ss. ~ -
Matrtcalasiou snd 0raegEsuu sees, szch -
ia.i8ualrl G1pensef- ss.-..--.- u
~ ftnfents parsuinE 81 hrssu--r coarse siA oe
charrsd arcofdinF 70 sae clafFes tary ms1 enter
- The S1us ~ az Miasalsfs engaged Ia tas rKaiar
sork WI - educated Tree % e14rge
go Psrcuts aui tiasrianl are earnestly toeited -
se ID thsif sons and ssrda az .-e cpsaug q NJ ssa
Z lssaie.
ArFanFre1ts afe nov hsing rta@ ~ wAirh eofe ~
tea 81 assasioa Ei - EiEsa Ae sta1ea = tAs Pre-
parstary D1p4flernt
GO sos-i nay b tseaFei b Ee2d fAnaiss-SeaAias
HrAfr kc adsd-pesiliFely e. SIC per maa.h.
isrs-st A. L. HAMILTON, Prssiteai-
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NICARAGUA,

IL persons raug Of emi1-atingto Nicaragua on the
y steamship .Texqs," which sails fro New Orleans
the 2G.h inst, will address
l.. NORYELL WALKER, Ageft,
Nashville, Tennessee.
TvP~s Each erigrant pays. his own expenses o New
Nr!ean.; plssay. from New orleans to Nt'srlgu FREE-
Two hundred and city of lEd and $50 per month";
paid TO each 0greUt. Each emgrant IS reIuu ed 70
main in The country twelve months, uule sooner uiscd
eli from hS Obligation.
~ MI tIker cln be fund at his rooms over W. T.
B-rry & Go : 30. K store. jlu3-C2~
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RENIOY Al.

y T. FLENNINf has removed bis Paint shop from %
H. 70 Union Street between Cherry and summer. re
respectfully soil its continuation o. the patronage here
extended him, aud val be pleased 10 see his Gus
toners At hts new stand jlL5-ln
WANTED Immediately By II. s Frs1-. son,
w sdicent Book Keeper, None others need Apply
dec21 n. s. FRENCH 4 SON
4 RARE CHANCE to get an excellent House Girl.
n LUCY, - years old. Warranted sound. II not sold
before Saturday will be sold the highest bidder for Cash
at the Court House at II o'clo-k. Apply 20
GRAVES, MARKS 4 co,
ian2 No. % Public Square.
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ANECDOTES OFTRAVEL,
IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, IRELAND, FRANCE
IThLY, &C.
GIFT BOOKS
AtAL tiVLIDA y
III COLLEGE street.
Cost of First Edition over $4,000.

!. Tho BOss superbly Illustrated Book ever Pro-
dueed N America"
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80 Roward.

ID ANYWAY from TIE subscriber residing in Columbia,
II Maury county, Tenn, the 90 IN November, YEL.
Low BOY, named DICK. said boy is about ,! years Of
are weighs from 10 u T5poau about i've feet eight
Inches gh OF bright muatto coo OK spoken anu OF
rather ns1ent appearance H last heard Of ia Nash
vii e supposed % be in that Uuity now, with free
PASS will give the above reward flr the apprehe iOu
AMI confinement Of said Boy in Jail, that ran
cure him fd--l6-dI JOHN BROWN.
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A DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.

THE BRICK DWELLING on Market street, !,
/ short disaace below the Old Nashville Inn, is 44N
offered for rent, good tenant Tor the ear 1851 --
An-Lv % Liec2l--lL E.Nl y. Shields, Agent.
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THE TENNESSEE
Farmer and Mechanic,
DEyurE0
THE INTERESTS OF THE FARM AND SHOP.
A Monthly Record Of General Agriculture, Me-
ehanIes, stock Raising, Fruit Growing aud
Home Interests.
L. P. WILLIAMS. EDfroE-
AsslsTsNr EpfrOEs;
assI,TsSr EpuOEs;
Ia r. II. HODsDES, Fast Tennessee,
Co. ID. J CANNON. West tennessee.
.-.s d. =. ..-.--...-.,... -.....fn- gnosrthus,~a

J.. p. WILLIAMS. kniroA-
assETsSr EprFOEs;
Ia r Il HODsDES, EastTsnuessee,
Co. a. J CANNON. West Tenuessee.
Assisted By Numerous regular Contributors
As An EXPaSENF % SOUTHERN INDUSTRY.
Il = ne "a efthr coadnctors this Jsurnai sand,
deserrsdy ne hesd ~ lhe sg, and 10 hbor effort
w be spared accomplish ID end In ne distrcts where
F4ruas Praa ahy coniactci The lagest number %
Agrcalrsl Jluras crr see. 4h- tnteA ses,c hey ena-
tey % g Improved urhafs 81 clpFaion ne improve
ens frso-sssk. aud 81 ne great number o. ns~ ard
usf lsbor-sasinz uacan1s has are esnstartY being in
lfoucd rendsr h ner-s hat every iaraer should haVs
b. nleans cf this intelligence aiIh'u BE reseh-
THE TENNESSEE FARMER AND MECHANIC
Csssaia. FOKFT EIGHT Psgesof rsaias mater moath-
IT, aa = priassd aih ara handsome typs On god
rs~r and anr iusraisi sifh zgprepriate epgfsFngs-
TEaMs % SUBSCRIPTION.
ss,-,-l~s I0uu
- c,,I-s rs 90
sNTrH N0aGsS 4 CO.
Puulishefs Nashville. Tenn.
- ne Jsnuary nanber III apfeAr b he i0h Of The
u,safh ard iurtAef nunpers ri Be ready 50 asivsEy
orgsstfl5 % the hFsI u each monih
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AN SEM EN- rs.

A M u S E NJ E N rs.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
MOST POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY BUT TWO IN
NASHVILLE OF
ID r.. b e. a L. "a =
GRAND ILLUMINATED HISTORIC VOYAGE OF
DR.. K A NJ ELS
Arctic EXplOratfOnS!!
Together vita The English and Danish
SEARCHES FOR
SIR JOHN FRANKLIN,
within the Figid Zone.
IN Connection With which vii Be exhiotsd a. esS. fsTs
! bi'ou, the SIEGE and B0hBARDAEnI os %
Bege $50 rom drawings tasen on the spot ~ me eA
ploTe"s. -.
o. Exhibition this afternoon at o'clock, aud to night
The extensive celebrity which this gem Of artistic excel
amusing nd instructive eKhihed is suelsnt guar
antee TO the public Of its surprising merits
The Are i Regions viii positively close on next SATURDAY.
night, Jan. 3d. 10 meet engagements sreafy nae IN Ne"
orleans. JAMS PC LARUE Agent.
NASHVILLE THEATRE.
A ITERATION OF TINE-UH;i further notice the doors
u will open at ocock, and the curtain viii rise at :.
r urth night Of the Re eng cement Of Miss Annette
Thu sIay evening Jan 5, will be presented The ne pay
Of ARMAND The pe-Io r1.rcs y u e91euue VIE .is
popular drama OF the ROBBERS WIFE Io-fnorroT
syeaing BelsGt Of Mi ) A. Inc.
Il II 9 T u r. "a!
AT THE
THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TONIGHT
PROF. HALE
VIM a,tr-a t,a ab,va Chu-ch this.
THURSDAY EVENING, JAN. s, 1851,
And give series Of
Wonderful Experiments,
N tbs Ssw scIsNos OF
ELECTRO-BIOLOGY!
Which has allied the most spacious Halls, and conyused the
Auditors viii uninterrupted laughter for hours
10 all parts OF the country.
Cards of Admission, 25 cents,
To he had at the Book Music Stores and q. the Door,
81 Doorsopen at 81, Lecture to commence at ocoez
COTILLON PARTY.
AFR. GOODWIN win givea COTiLLON PAR .HsI,
vi TY at his Room over Mr.. Beechs Dry Goods Ti%b
store, College street, on FRIDAY NIGH, JAN. &iEIS
era 1871. Tickets ~, to admit Gentleman and -
two Ladies' Doors oPen at O'Clock. Dancing to COM
mence atty. JAM
GRAND EXHIBITION OF
p a 7 n II z NJ O. =
OR
DISSOLVING VIEWS,
Accompanied by Music from The world-renoWned
INFANT DRUMMER,
LITTLE BENNIE ENGLISH,
THIS EVENING, JANUARY I'D,
In the Spacious Room
BEN5. +. SHIELDS AUCTION HOUSE.
ar Doors open at 81. Performance to commence at
~ O'Clock. jan2
wNs@TSs FOUR NEGROES FOR
h1ar--esso SALE AND ONE FOR HIRE.-A young
Negro Woman ChIj, Man and Boy about "a years
oldcan be bought and Boy alb IA be hired
plying at No. 81 Cherry street. isn7
VfgZss RAGS will pay 81 cents
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DLows--Haa4 srssFs PssissaSs f.s.s % ssaa sad
l. isF sale ~ anzz ds14s D. D. DlckEf
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Il Az TxPavENF 0F sOUrHEgN INDUsFRY
rnR rENNEssRE FARMEk AND MECHANIC


FINE Farm AT PUBLIC SALE
~ SATURDAY tae tTth inst az ne sic q ne ~
" "a Coarl u1asr III Nashville, ue ~ 81 nat ~
VALUABlE FAEM % Cumberland Mfer heoag -
ia - h. Rkrles lbs uart c1niaiHs one luatrea and
sventy bse acres o. a. so9a and - efe 70 tstisen
.ssatx Rxty seres ce.Ied tlla1se Heavily unabered
Ia asisd shgul ave ac gn tashtic nsar ~ ds's
Fsgry : Esn selsrsd has 81 excsrnt sprpss eou1-
ssrtlhls tseieuss out hoasss, A..
Fssns0ne, tao Aad three yess credit Or notes satls
stofy ssrarsd, payable bAak. or<ziEs Interest AM
lrn Tetallet
NJ sAis Al f2o'soss q.
a. e. eLAscacx. AsctiobeeF.
R-ar. B.rses "a a aaly - ioane At our elacs ~
81 laks pi-ssars h sAosns s pss . AZ eas san
t,Iez.eliett iA18-td
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,rru rs ISLAND SALT.-ioeo bsss
- ~. q. fREtGo feN'
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tAFufsKY. -feo harris RrctiAei NhNEye - haFrslT
w ~ islasson NAissv. 10 s.srs snt arsa,a -
asa a ss..ss = -
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CgkNCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

TFOIs " EvT.-The Residence O. the late Mrs. .s,.
i Moses NorveIl A. =. NOVEL, ls.:t
JAMS st ke-eiVer 400
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With Portraits Of ts Beauti-s, its and Fe-ones By
RANK B. GOo0Rica (Dict Tlnto) Royal Quartz, turkey
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
DR.. MORSE.
THE INVEN TOR OF
Morses Indian Root
PILLS.

"iio pLllanthrepist has spent the greater
part OF his life in travelling, HAVING yis;,.
ea Europe, ASA and Africa, as we'll as North
d;ans -n'S of II S spent three years among the In
olans OF our Western country. ItMas in this
way that the Indian Root Pills were f;rst IL.
covered. Dr. Morse was the first man IN o..
taoIlsh the tact that all diseases arise from IAi
PURlT4 OFTHE BLOOD that anr 81 pas, rnnl.,1, u
health and life depended upon this vital All
" hen the various passages become clogst
s,:ia am 10 iioe act III perfect harmony with tbr
~ luhetions OF the body. the blood loses
aasaI aJo' H. oecofhes' thick, corrupted and dis
eased thus causing pains, sickness and d;s
l.ess OF every name; our strength is exbausted
our health we are deprived of. and r. ,,at,,ro :;
nor assisted In throwing off the staonant b,,'
ihors, the blood will become choked and caas.
to act, and thus our light of life will be f,rersr
1' 1io~ y, ouG. how important then that we should
AeeP the various passages of the BODY free and
np.n. ana now pleasant to us that we have
II III our powerto put medicine in your roach
namely Morses Indian Root Pills. manufac'
~ .Ireo IRON plants and roots which grow around
tne VI mountainous cl ifs in Natures garden for
me me health and recovery of diseased man. One
Oh .he roots from which these Pills are made-i.
oooorinc' which opens the pores of the skin,
ana assis.s ature in throwing out the finer
paIts OF lhe corruption within The second is
. . piam' "hich Is an Expectorant, that opens
IN IN Il soothing manner, performs it's duty by
on phlegm and other humors from
me n: iun S oy COZ ious splitting. The third is a
Diuretlc. which gives ease and double streneti,
70 the kianeys; thus encouraged, they draw
large amounts of impurity from the blood
which Is then thrown out bountifully b. the
Urinary or water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other way. The
lourth is Cathartlc, and accompanies the
other properties of the Pills while engaged in
purifying the blood the coarser particles of
lmparity winch cannot pass by other outlets,
are thus taken up ard conveyed off in great
quantities by the bowels
Obtain one ofour FREE ALMANACS. and
read re the history of DR.. Morse's father, and how
THIS medicine was introduced.
BRW WARE of a counterfeit of these Pills.
\ Elbow WRAPPERS. All genuine are in
DLU 81 wrappers, with the signature of Al.
" hite & Co. ON each box. Price 25 cents.
"A. r. WHITE co. Sole Proprietors.
;, d5 For sale By MAXWELL d HOLTON, r
Upper San iusky. 9-Iyn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
UPPER SANDUSkY
Wagon Mandatory

ME SUBSCRIBERS, thankful for t.
IL patronage heretofore bestowed eS@L
npon them, would respectfully in 9sA=s&
form their friends and the public generally
= that they will continue to carry ON the
81 q wagon making business, including
W smlth-work, at their old stand, where
by using none but the choicest material and
employing none but the best of workmen. they
hope TO convince all that do them II e favorto,
examine their work. that in point of eural,sE.
ty, appearance and cheapness, ii canp,tbs
excelled by any similar establishaaen, Il, the
State. Persons wishing bargainsin thu pnr
chase of Wagon. will consult their on ID in.
terest by giving them CALL x@aIEs0
They have OH hand Two Horse Wagons.
Buffalo B3}qitffl., Wagons, Shovel rlows, double and,
single, also, Wheat Cradles.
u Repairing ne with neataess and de-
spatch. All kinds of produce taken in ex-
change for work, Ten thousand feet of pen
lar lumber wanted in exchange for work.
Wetake, in exchange for work, all kinds or,
Lumber nsed iii our business. H.
BEARINGER, HALE & CO.
Upper Sandusky, May 2s. 1857. :6lems
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
Sound the Cracked Mugg Again.


Well, we have sounded it, and as it
still gives out ''the ring of the true met
al, we are confident thatSthere are not
cracks about it, but what should be- We
suggest that the Dem. Cen. Com. had
better take charge of the counterfeit mules
that do the wind work of the smut ma
chine, as they are getting SO sharp they
may run into the ground before election
aud thus two Invaluable votes would be lost
Judging from the editorials of the Union,
we think it would be extremely danger.
GUS for either the Shanghai or the
"Bantum" to get their "mugs" cracked
as their brains are in such lamentable
state Of fuidity. they would soon all
''sepe" out.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
His Bread and Batter Depends upor
it!.2

His Bread and Bntter Depends upon
it!!l
In reply to the above low fling at our
poverty, by the ''smut machine" we say
that we have always paid our debts-that
we have little of the "ready" ahead
that cur bread and butter, never yet de-
pended upon an election-tha. it does
not now. and if we should conclude to
pick up our "duds," as you express it
We think we could leave Upper Sandus
Ky and be away at least two weeks before
having man following US, trying to col
lect, small item Of rent, which we for
got to pay when we left And we do be-
lieve that he would not be compelled to
go into book stores, and printing offices,
and other places. to find whether the item
of rent could be collected off us. Do
you take Mr.. Un ion? People who live
in glass houses should not throw stones.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
ANOTHER BLUNDERi!--On loo

ANOTHER BLUNDERi!--O On look
ing over Sheriff Nelson's Proclamation,
we find, that for some reason to us un-
known, he has neglected his duty in a
very important item.' BY an act of the
last legislature. the people of the state Of
Ohio land we have yet to learn that Wv.
sndot County is not in said state are
called upon to vote upon general Bank
ing Law, and several amendments to the
Constitution, at the next October election.
Sheriff Nelson, SO far as we know, has
heretofore been very efficient officer, and
we can see no reason for this neglect oi
duty. unless he is acting under the in
structions ofthe Plaindealer. which are to
have nothing to do with the bank law. or
constitution amendments, by voting either
for or against, choosing rather to obey
the dictates ofthat unscrupulous sheet in
preference to the law, and his sworn off
cial duty.
Batas we are unwilling that tn. peo pie
should be compelled to g it blind, in
spite of the gross negligence of the sheriff
and chicanery of those j.stsrestsa, we will
90 that part of the sberlf's duty for him
without fee or reward. Every reader OF
the Union, can "doyetail,, the following
paragraph. into the Proclamation as we'll
as the sheriff himself.
nc electors of said coun ty are reouested
10 vote at said election for or against the "act
incorporating the Bank Of Ohio and branches,
Dy enoorsing on their ballots thR words .sfor
the Bank charter" or Against the Bank char.
ter" The said electors, at said time and nioco
are further requested to vote for or seainst b ~
five several amendments to the constifian he he
end.'rsing upon their ballots the words ."Annn.
al sessions. yes or 'Annual sessins. No.
change of district COURT yes, or change of dis.
trfct court, no; Bank aud individual TAXATION.
equal yes, Bank aud individual taxation euual.
no; corporations, yes, corporations, no. single
districts yes, or single districts, no.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
j aAies anA Eents Gni4,hol

Administrators Sale of Real Estate.
( IN the 3lst day of October A. D. 1857. mt
~ O'Clock IN the afternoon rn the premises
IN Rlchiand Township, ! shall sell TO the
highest bidder, the following real estate as the
property of Samuel McCune, deceased. TO wit:
the north west quarter of the south west GUAR
ter Of section twenty six (a6) in township two
(2) south of range twelve Q2) in Wyandot
county, Ohlo, containing 40 acres. Appraised
at $400. Terms of sale, one third in ha. ID
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 Cune, dece ased
Sept 9th le51. 52-tt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that Daniel Shriner,
AGuardian of Mary Ann Kesslcr, minor
heir Of Emanuel Kessler, ec'd., has filed
in my office, his accounts with his said
ward for final settlement. Said accounts
will remain on file for inspection by all
concerned until Oct. l3d, 1857, on which
day at l2 o'clock M. settlement will be
made, JOSEPH KINNEY.
Probate Judge Of w. Co. O..
Oct. |, 81. lw.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
". B. SHOEMAKER wR ,tvrps
D e N. T I S TR Y.
DRS. SHOEMAKER & MYERS.
SURGEON DENTISTS.

& Have permanently establised a
>ITTITY "Dental Office" in Upper Sandusky
Rooms in VIM. Ayres' new building, Opposite
the Court House, where one or both of them
may be found during business hours They
WI do all kinds of work PERTAINING to their
procession, such as scaling, filling. extracting,
and inserting artificial teeth, from sicale
tooth to a full sett. OH Gold Silver, PIatna,
Gutta Percha, and Cheoplasty. Also continu-
Gus gum, and block work done
Having been in the practice a number of
years, both in the EASTERN & WESTERN
States. they fatter themselves, that they can
give full satisfaction. Any amount of good
references given if required. but We want our
"work" to recommend us.-Give us a trial.
Charges moderate, and all our work warranted
Examination free.
45. 1y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01

At a special meeting, of the Town
Council Of Upper Sandusky, held at the
Mayors office, on the evening of the goth
OF Sep. 81, the following preamble, and
resolutions were unanimously adopted
and signed by the members Of the Coun.
Gil.
w :REAs, The members of the Town
Couh~ /, of the incorporated village of Up.
per Sandusky, Ohio, have this dav re.
celved, with profound sensations OF grief
The sad intelligence of the death of .heil
fellow member. Ernest NJ. Krakau, Re.
corder of said village, Be it therefore
Resolved, That in the death Of Mr.. E.
NJ. krakau, the Town of Upper Sandus-
Ky, has lost on estimable citizen. and an
honest and faithful public officer.
Resol0ca, That we deeply sympathizc
with the family of Mr.. krakau, in this
their mournful bereavement, and trust
that their, and our loss in his immortal
gain.
Resolved, That as further respect to
the decd, the surviving members OF this
Council, will attend his funeral at 10 o..
CLOCK, to morrow morning
ResotUed, That these resolutions be en-.
tered upon the journal of the proceed
ings OF the Town Council, that copy be
transmitted to the widow of the decd.
ana that they also be published in the pa
pers OF Upper Sandusky.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-01
CIR O CE r IE S !

The extreme high price Of Groceries has
not advised us from buying as u: ual
the very best kind of, Coffee, Tea,
Sugar, Rice, Tobacco, Molasses and
Syrup, and we are determined to
TO render our usual satisfaction.
Bring US your produce and see for
yourselves. We have the largest
and best assortment of Boots and
Shoes ever offered in this market.
Our Boots and Shoes are bought at
low figures. and are marked accordingly
Particular attention is called to the Boots
& Shoes, as they are lower than ever Of
fered before.
To our old customers we would say come
and see us,as we have everything they
want, and as low as can be afforded
elsewhere. We are now fully prcpar
ed to wait upon them, with despatch
j. g. D. AYRES.
Oct. lst., ,'57. ly.