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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
IMMENSE REDUCTION OF PRICES -
LORD l. TAYLOR'S.
Sl,0O0C00 of desirable
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS

i,OOOCOO of desirable
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
az Retail much
BELOW COST FOR CASH
PAYMENT received in bills of Eastern and
In order compete with others and 70 meet the
and PURCHASERS generally have decided to
close the whole Of our sT m1sP1s R1TIi 'SI6 sTaRFs
at the following great reductions: -
THE SIX LARGE DEPARTMENTS
"" Wv STORE Nos 2s5 257 a5s and 26l GRAND-ST,
10 prevpt any Misunderstanding will be conspicuousy num-
befea from colOred labels with the reduction plainly
N0'A'' = DEPARTMENT No. !. PINK LABEL)
Containing tupor-Fench MERlNOs and rich Fall DAEss
oooD'' REDUCED 80 PER CENT.
DEPARTMENT No. 3 (BLUE LABEL) ,
FMBROIDERlES, LACEs, LADIES' DRESS TRIM
MlNGS &c IN Sf1yrcEbs5 fHsiy Esisi5s5o 50 PER CENT
DEPARTMENT No 5. yellow LABEL:l
DELAlNES, ROBES WOOLEN PLAiDs' fofL'NS'
REDUCED 25 FER CENT.
NS and whrEr b Hhr tAss kiss5Ss
REDUCED % PER CENT
DEPARTMENT No 5 tBLuE z LAsELl .Yvts
AVID DOMESTIC GOODS generally,
DEPARTMENT No. 6. (WHlTE LABEI.)
Containing American. English and French PRINTS IL every
''''''' VI REDUCED 25 PER CENT.
The entire stock in Shawl Cosk Silk Cloth and SILK
Velvet Rqems 9eSuPyMs the I'd door and addition 'o oa'
stock Rdh r h4SiI chRpETs and CURTAIN MATERIALS
nave ''eN 'IgSi1 USPREcEDESTEb i REDUCTION,
stEanteis in The The city and , al @ Weo s,e o,,vs
LARGEST RETAIL STOCK
of DRY GOODS in New Yoh and at prices l1wet than ever
SALES AT THE REDUCTION
will commence MONDAY, OF - and coptinne Que month
LORD TAYLOR, Nos. 2l5. 257 25s and 2Sl Granl-st
and Nos ~ and 49 Cathsrine-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
b. A. l. 60 HAVE IN PRESS,
AND WILL SHORTLY PUBLISH;
MISCELLANEOUS WORKS 5

MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
history OF TIE REPUsLIc OF THE UNITED
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LIE AND PTBLic SERVICES OF JUDGE IREDELL
rpf ITsNIcryySLorKDrA IsI We; OF AMERICAN ELooUENcE.
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% LSSSS y f Ro Or % g. SO SsG nunos
illustrated with 600 lusbaou' snd Portraits Of emineat
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suRNss PPoETicAi WORKS. iiS@o. t.~ 90. Large
sc6fiTs PoETIcAL WORKS. vol. lG.. Ne. e|ason.
MLToNs PoErcAL woR9s. 1, vol leno. New edition.
nAMlNATION OF OPINIONS IN THE DRED SCOTT
H,s GSsT Tnpy M y ,s Hon psI' 8sHsSS %sS
PPLEToN,s CYCLoPADIA or DRAWING. Edited by
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IN the style OF GIay's Elssy.
I IN AND PENCIL. BY hrs. Bdmapno. With Exquisite
ESNs's P0EMs Illustrated BY Brke Foster aud Others.
BE REPUBLlCAN COURT A new edition. ,
EYHARD, TIE FOX TrsoslAted from the German. With
q. exquisite Dc, gns nom drawings by Ksnibach
aE DRESDEN GALLERY. sp,endid volume Of llusirs'
tions Of tn pictures contained in that Gallery. ITO
PsIiiDss contsnea in be collection al Munich Ito.
NE BERLIN GALLERY. Containing EngrAvings Of the
ftLti g elnttued II ~ collection al Berlin t,o
| SECOND EDIrioS Now READY;
| THE CASE OF DRED SCOTT: Condensed
ht0 ase' compact PamPhles Of lc4 pages fg ssle Vt
| us Of &c, prize 95 eents
CONTENTS;
l. THE CASE made up for AID submitted 70 the u g.
Supreme Court;
4 H. TIE JUDGMENT Is rendered by Chief Justice TAney
with his Opinion in fGn the various matter. in dis.
| Pute;
Ill The SUBSTANCE AND VARYING POINTS Of the
wholly OF partially coDcuIring Opinions and Points
OF 0iJusiiee' Wayne, Nelson. OTier, Daniel, Campbell
and Cstroni
" THE SUBSTANCE AND POINTS # Io.,,s. Mclean,
| dissenting opiolln,
| v. THE DISSENTING OPINION n fu ..,.,i,,,l Nv
Josce Curtis
| VI. AN ANALYSIS OF TIlE POINTS RULED and ,he
Cpsi1ns delivered
VII THE REPORT AND RESOLVES vita reference 10
tis Deeiiion Of the L-si.latrre Of New.York.
"hr BY mail postpaid: one eOpy. p cents four oop!es
4 eel tro.ve copies ior 81 "a
We speCuiy soc. o4des from Al, % Whatsoever sect Y
sy Vho s d,.o.s 81 % tL mo.t roen;o adjudication
se b. uuesocd aud considered By the American Peooe
horace GREELEY Co.,
TIibaEe ofice. Nss-Yoih.
II
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
MilIinerp, &f.
Clotbng.
Go formers an6 Otbfrs.

TREES and PLANTS.-B. NJ WAIsoN' x.s ola
Colony Nurseries. Pym utb. M,. p,ese = cATILoGuE
York City pi serd AZ Descn 20 sny s!de.s
..,n.,s Of az O.ex,ss, r.,s 70 Ss~.yofs I" ss''s~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
AZ o T G
TO THE OLD FASHIONED RETAILERS.
NORETAIL JOBBERS NEED APPLY.
AZ u q q N e o

RUS II OR E. o N L co.
Nos. u and IA WARRENSr.
In order 70 requirements Of the times and satisfy the
den and. of the masses have concluded TO offer their
ENTIRE STOCK OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS
AT Realty RE ID U c Z r ;
FOR CASH ON DELIVERY
s,ak af, Atlantic, Hsdey Falls, Burlington, AMI other
Heavy sHEETINGS, at 8. cents per yard; Naumkeag s
Bleached sBIRTINGS, at the same price.
Also Magnificent line or WALDRON LONG SHAWLs'
such as have usually sold nom S5 to Sc, for IS IS.
Also a Magnificent stock OF BRoCHE and STELLA
SHAWLS.
Also Superb line of BLACK SILKS below Auction Prices.
B-No goods sold at retail under any circumstances.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

NOTICE:
100000 W0.rH J:
FALL, AND WINTER CLOTHING
TO BE SOLD OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
In view Of the FINANCIAL PANIC aud Of the fact that
NAV continue some weeks longer as TO leave US with an I'm
hand late in the have concluded
TO CLOSE IT OUT AT ONCE.
consists of slage assortment of every description Of
ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS,
Manufcturce with grsst teste. either from goods Of
OUR OWN IMPORTATION OR GETTING Uf.
Also superb tock Of
FURNISHING GOODS.
SHIRTS Of nUfacrure,
SHAWLS,
GLOVES, &C.
The MONEY Of ALL SOLVENT BANKS in ihi. and the
surrounding States
TAX N AT PAR.
We have hand also large stoct OF
VERY LOW PRICED CLOTHING FOR
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE,
which will close out 10 dealers
Alta very HEAVY PERCENTAGE LESS than COST.
u. DEVLIN 6 Co.,
Corner Brosdwsy and Warren'st. N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Qmnsements.

WILL SHORTLY CLOSE
THE GREAT FAIR
OF THE
ERICAN INSTITUTE
CRYSTAL PALACE.
The limited period for which this GRAND EXfOSirf0H
announced 10 rapidly termLsfuG rhose desirogs Of Wait
irs the arsest most interesting and instructive
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
that ever this side OF the Atlantic should DO 20
without delay
artl the 6nzl ec sing
DODWORTH's CORNEr BAND
wli perform livery EVENING, ard on TUESDAY and
FRIDAY EVENINGS will siye GfNd Concert By pro-
Aeuaittance 10 the whole only - cents.
Stages viii be found at al the principal dovn,ewI resS ,
and main hch within bock OF ne fs
ses The Sixth Avenue cars from Broadway Vesey And csns|
SITS directly 10 the door.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

7 AIDES FANCY YFURs-LANDRYs, No. 693
IL BrosdwsyLsdies and 0sntlsmsn. rsspsstssuy nfcso
Won thai this beside usual Hne sssk anotly
ii lower rsde which sell ST Wholesale pess wArrsafs4
genuine Orders strictly attended TO.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
A CARD.
AUCTION PRICES
FOR CASH

A CARD.
AUCTION PRICES
FOR CASH.
At the request Of large uusber OF deser' to enable them
tosse7s prssssi5 Die sTtiess sHsy Ecqss
shall continue Auction sale At present. bat oloss
our stock OS
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
PROMPTLY at Private Sale for CASH
NOBODY WILL OBJECT TO OUR PRICES
S. .CHITTENDEN G. Co.,
No. SO PARK-PLAcE.
GREAT BARGAINS for CAsH.--Assgnee's
''''" DRY GOODS FOR CASH; c,,
This large and weseec,cd stock Domestic and saps
fSss TsS fsE 1GS4ioS &c s4iG STysf: fs;rs
This Stock comprises general assortnent OF Seasonsos
sGoiis iSsI saSSFg SisfrEnHS sHsfss sEss
PRINTS, DRESS GOODS WHITE GOODS,
And " the PHI PRICES Ssf6 T6 saF F I'll THE TINES
N. B.-NO GooDs SOLD At RETAIL.
Csl and zee before puichaSinf elsewhere; Ito>,v
A..isnse Of Fenton Lee Go:
y LOUIS THOMPSON 4 Co.,
No; ..., .si g. i bSGAD ga. HS;.t NY
Where II i9sy Rffs Tii sfiT e Son hS SasH tine only
splendid assortment OF
CHENILLE SHAWLS,
plain and chniz r cSSr; !; from ts % and upward
6'u Hsi1ni i6S SSS sDS sosRs ? 8
full line in all qualities comprising the newest and best
patterns and designs imported
and will be sold at great reduction tom cost OF I'M
p'''"''0H' ONE PRICE NO ABATEMENT!
Sale to commence on SATURDAY the ai:h October.
pic II D RY G o o ID S
III selling at great loss.
o ,.n,,f .,I. "A oa.,, reduced 81 pc, cert
Rich SILKS greatly below cost
SILK RoBEs, 40 per cen. below cost.
WOOL vHrbLNS De LATsEs auR19sS n0ns' in new %ye.
WOOL PLAIDS, OF superior quality and ne" patterns 81
'MhaiSoETsH THF eF'r''nsly EyTfrr l;T STOCK
- JAMES A. HEARN. No n. Broadway.
w OOLEN WARE Eli OU
w Nos. 81 to SO Park Plsee
WILSON HUNT L Co,
efer to the trade the balance Of their
AUTUMN IMPORTATIoNs
in Quantitie, TO suit purchasers ssting Of
OVER COATINGS in great variety,
FRENCH and GERMAN CLOTHS.
FANCY and PLAIN CAssIhEaEs,
RICH VELVET and ether vESrISGs,
together with general assortment Of goods suitable for
MERCHANT TAlLoRs and CLoIHIERs,
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
accordance with the times.
A liberal DISCOUNT will be allowed hr CASH.
ENDOUS SACRIFICE
STILL GREATER REDUCTION
ContiIus,ion Of the
GREAT BANKlUPr SALE
ALEXANDER Jusrs Ne. 81 and s, Catherine st., door.
800 worth Of sBAwLs ard CLoAKs be s.la of this
wei q. ruiuous sacrifice.
STELLA sHAWLs,
LONG AND SQUARE RROCHE SHkwLs
LONG Asp soUAPE WOOL sHAwLs,
Of all .res snd eusities
Ladies Will psase call ard examine my whether they
wish purchase and suited bnv bsrgsns Oae p.ce
only. ALEXANDER JUST,
Nos 81 and IS Cs:heIines;., doors sb7ve Monroe.
u L LOC IKE q LOG KE,
- NO. y CHURCH-ST., EEW-YORX,
Sole Agents the United states r the e by ords Of he
SUPERIOR
DIAMOND SPOOL COTTON,
Patented Atd Manufactured By
GODFREY ERMEN
AANCHE5rEk, ENGLAND.
AT The GREAT SALE
n or MOURNING GOODS. No. s5i BloAwAY
o. p.r cent ss'ow cosi NJ importation.
scss,s DoubIsNiiih eH EPdfRD PLAIDS. 25 ssuta
" JACK.ONis Mourning Guoos
Nc. Isl BROADWAY, between SpriDs and Prinee-ssa
OCTOBER Is, 1857.
" JOHN NJ. DAVIES Co,
IMPORTERS OF MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
Nc. 22 WArRrSs ST.,
Now offer to WHOLESALE DEALERS the satire bslanee
u 'A HOSIERY GLOVES. sUsPRNDERs,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
Nrm 11nblitaiicMs.


THE HAND BOOK OF HOUSEHOLD
SCIENCE.
-, APPLETON &c CO.,
Nos $40 aud S4s Broaiwsy,
Have Just published:
THE HAND BOOK OF HOU SEHOLD SCIENCE:
A ACCOUNT
FEAT LIGHT, AIR, ALiMENr AND CLEANSING.
7HYIR SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES AND DOMESTIC AP
PLICATI0NS
With nunerous Illustrative Diagrams.
NJ YOUMASs,
A.c, Of Tn. Glass. of Chemistry" Chemical Atlas
Or. volume, l2mO, cloth, dob pages. ~ %.
On vclgme l2mo half bound (school cdition). 81 q.
FRESS.
From The NewYork Tribune.
Of which this volume 10 composed is arranged
xuder heads Of Heat Air Light Ahment and Cleansing TO
ssch Of which ample discussion given explaining the Pf-
spe of ;honnd phenomena and suggesting rules OF com
yhens,c pot in The whole sphere of domestic anu social
From The New. York Daily Times.
ProG Yo,nsns very widely aud avoTaby known nom bis
t In scientific principles and facts In popular
d sactive form No writer OF the day has been more sue
aafal In this department."
done acceptable service TO the great pnO
hin bpeipe into compact form such OF Information
% maicrs which sfeo: all classes AID which behooVes al
sbe scqu siuted with "
From The Salem Register
hc bearings Of science upon the economy OF the household
a, por ant intimate and of constant appcASoD and this
tynn nj manual contains the largest possible emouut OF con-
information relating to the agents. materials ana opera
kns sf household economy .
Fron Toe Boston Daily Advertiser
"Tbe book contains large amount OF prctca ipormatlon
si viii BE- oasd useful textbook for study IN s;hoo or
S,tsoi Of reference IN families "
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
NEyyyORK MONDAY OCTOBER 1857 PRICE T

A RARE OPPORTU TUNITY
TIE SEAMLESS GARMENT MANUFACTURING
COMPANY
rou of,r. and er the SIXTY asJ' viii continue offer
SEAMLESS CLOTHING,
ArRgrAIL. FOR CASH.
NO. ;ns BROADWAY, NY,
NOS aPuLToN.sT, BROOKLYN.
oyERCOATs Of sss. variety and ssst styles Some very
fine Rstan, reversible ard IIee particularly adapted TO the
city trade.
BUSINESS COATS.
PA JACKETS.
VESTS, PANTS
LEGeINs-
Ladies and Gentlemen's-v very desirable.
SHOES AND BoOrEEs.
MITrENS &c Se.
The,, fabric, are al, WOVEN N TIE WOOL wIIHosr
VII r.tsir their shape and in poD. Of STRENGTH WARMTH
brR..uIrY cHrsPSrss and az other desirable qualities
Internationally superior other styles Of clothing, all
who tes. them admit
ibis opportunity should no. be neglected By thos who want
NEAT, CHEAP AND DURABLE GARMENTS,
AreREArLy REDUCED PRICES,
to eorre.popd with the times.
WHOLESALE STORE, NO. 2 DEY-Sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
4 a. G. A. ARMOUR,
a. BROADWAY, xlder St. Nicholas Hotel.

A a. G. A. ARMOUR,
"a BROADWAY, Klder st. Nicholas Hotel.
CARD.
In consequence Of the heavy failures In the GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS line aud the great sacrifices
made at the auction those goods have determined to
Offer for the next sixty days FOR CASH ONLY complete
and unequaed of those Goods at ess prices than the
original cost.
Our stock ha, been selected with great the reputation
house demanding that only the finest and best Goods
made should be offered for sale by
The reduction Of price ee the Goods are all fresh and ne
and we now afford opportunity seldom met with to obtain
the Goods at less prices than ordinary ones bring under
favorable Circumstance.
BAJOU'S GENTLEMENS KID GLOVES
At 85 cents.
CARTWRIGHT WARMERS MERlNO UNDER GAR
hEN1S At 81 - for Wrappers aud $l ~ for Drawers
DRESSING ROBES co.tirs 81 to s28 for SID 70 So.
MORNING JACKETS for s5; cost 81 50 to So,
BALF HOSE, best British make, oorg 81 80 to S3 20
ENGLISH siLK MACINTosHEs, costing si5 to import
sUPkRfiNE THREAD LINED GLOVES, from IS oent'
ELEGANT NEW srYLE VELVET TIES, .ellasas 81 Is.
FRENCH FANCY sHIETs sO.t q 50 to import, for 81.
AlGTf TEE !,s' Of
CRAvars
Lnsn Cayabrie HANDKERCHIEIs,
Bosdered HANDKERCInIEFs.
RIDING GLOVES,
ga Faf.lnsd GAUSTLErs
And large ssso- at In which Ladies lind
CRAvATs SUITABLE FOR BOYS,
For Is cents each
nxu a.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
8sationerp arb fanrp GOODS.


DLANK-BOOKS STATIONERY, JOB
DPRINTING. at No: IS 41MAIDENLANE:-Cty and Country
Trade suppiedonr Printing Oce and Bndery complete with
New Type Steam Power &c, enable execute work s
ow prices. Orders solicited FRANCIS LOUTREL.
Ststouers and Printers. No IS Maiden lane.
I A. II. HASBROUCK, Statoners' Hall, Nos.
-. ~ AID i7S PsAkL.sry New-Yori, IMPORTER ard
ssey Of Accom-: BOOK. PsP Fancy and Stationery
Writing PEPPER Eotes Drsta Money and Shipping Reoeips
Inhstsns', MemOrsndom and Time Books Pen. Pencii
Sstes Pen Knives Chess and Baotgsmmon Boards kc ed
~ sItiees e,Usy kept By the trade JOB PkiNTING aud
LITHOCRbPAY executed st low rateL Csrds, Crcu!ss
Bnl,Hesds &C. COUNTRY MERCHANTS INVITED TO
CALL
DIAPER DOLLS, PAPER DOLLS.
NUMBER FivE-Clera, with beautiful dresses, inclldlee
riding dress and riding bat, is row ready
PAPEa FURNITURE.
We shall ready week No Of an elegsnt se OF IA
PER FURNITURE for Paper Dolls including Chairs ko;ker
Table Sofa Bureau. Wahsssni Mirror &c, &c printed on
Card Board and richly coored No set Of PsIlor Fu,ni
ture and No. carpeted with wndoWs pictures &C.,
70 pu. them all n will bs ready IN dGe No Of Paper
Dos Cinderella will be ready We wi! send by mall
postage prepaid either number Of Paper Dolls receipt OF
eighteen cents in postage stamps aid either number OF Furri
tuIe rectp. Of twenty one cents ,,rx
Nos Park and No. Ann 81. ". T.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

100000 WORTH o,
WOOLEN GOODS,
FOR CASH.
w. & G.. BLAKE & Co.,
No. 81 WARRES-Sr., EEW-YORk
Ofef their eure Stock adaSed to the Winter trade,
FOR Cash,
At prices 10 suit the tinies
Consisting IN rrt Of
BLACK AID COLORED CLOTHS. DOESKINS,
PLAIN and FIGURED PILOTS, BEAvERs
CASTOR6, FUR C0ATiSGS, SABLEsr &c. &c
Also,
4 large tssortnent Of
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GtihShA->
FANCY CASSIMERES.
Also,
BLACK and FANCY UNION CAsSIMLREs
VESTINCS. NELVErS. SATINS SER0ks., ,
M0HAiRS ITALIAN CLOTHS, slLE,lAs, Ao'
The Bills Of solvent New Ii Eald Bsnks taken a. par
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

% n nj NJ u U IA =
ID Every body delighted with the beautiful AQUAniA
Everybody with laughter over the soTe
curious fest.- the GRAND ASCENSION ON WHEEL by
members of the CARLO FAMILY success Of the WELSH
NIGHTINGALE THIS AFTERNOON, a WELSH
MIGHT fNGALE After which, DARING ASCENSION 0nA
WHEEL Dances, Feat. Of Flesibilty, Nc By the CARLO
FAMILY. EVENING, at ~ o'elobh. the WELSH NIGHT
INGALE in The Lsdys Dresmn After which: the Conic
Ballet Pantomme entitled THE GOBLIN Or THE WOOD,
BY tb. CARLO FAMILY. The DRAMATIC SEASON at this
establishment will MONDAY NEXT, the "a of
November with company Comedians Of pro-
fessona superiority, under the direction OF H. WATkN5
esq Admittance Is cents children under ten, Is cents
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

At request Of large number Of deser to enable hcn
10 osse5s for prs seiy sasy Teqs
". shall not continue sale present but olos
our stock u
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS
PROMPTLY at Private Sale for CASH.
NOBODY WILL OBJECT TO OUR PRICES
S. b. .CHITTENDEN G. Co.,
HR PARK-PLACE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
President Of tie Senate
Dated April Sd, 1857.
AMENDMENT NO 9

RESOLVED BY THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
STATE OF ONO. Three 1fifths of the members
elected to each House concurring therein that
it be, and hereby is, proposed to the electors of
this State to vote on the second Tuesday of
October next, upon the approval or rejection
OF the following amendment, as a substitute te
for the fifth and sixth sections of the fourth
article of the Constitution, viz SEC. D. Dis
trict Courts shall be held in each county at
least once in each year, by one or more Dis
trict Judges elected by the electors of sepa-
rate districts to be prescribed by law, ho shall
hold their Office for five years /; and during
their continuance in office shall reside in the
district for which they are elected The pro-
visions of the fourteenth section of this article
shall apply to District Judges. The General
Assembly may by law authorize the Judges of
the District Court, and of the courts of com
mon pleas, to fix the times of holding their re
spective courts. Until DISTRICT Judges shall
have been elected and qualified, District Courts
shall be held by the Judges of the Supreme
Court and of the Courts of Common Pleas, as
now authorized. SEQ. 6. I he District Court
shall have sneh jurisdiction as may be proyi
ded by law, and the Judges thereof shall have
and exercise such power and jurisdiction at
chambers, and may be required to sit as Judges
of the courts of Common Pleas as shall be
directed by law,
N. Fl. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate
Dated April Sd, 1857.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
ap it unN 1Su III or..

An Irishman, upon seeing squirrel
shot from.a tree, said: "Fai,h and be
iabers, that's waste Of powder; the fall
itself would have killed the squirrel /"
Why is Sunday the strongest day in
the week Because all others are week
days. s
Why is a drunken man sent to prison
like dead man? Because he is taken
to the Tombs.
What are the most unsociable things in
the world ? Mle-stoues-you never find
two Of them together.
10 ceurting, three hard squeczcs are
better than City soft words. Try it.
An exchange says: !" 1t is aggrayating
TO see good-looking man wrestling with
your wife in a waltz, without having the
privilege of going up and tightening his
neckerchief."
Things are queerly connected. A
late statstician says, if all our noble
maids should marry, the manufacturers
Of single bedsteads would be utterly ruin
ed.
a gentleman advertising for wife,
says -" 1t would be web if the lady
were possessed of competency sufficient
to secure her against excessive grief. in
case of accident occurring to her com.
paniou."
"Good morning, Patrick - slippery
this morning" "Slippery And be
jabers. it is nothing else. your honor
upon my word, and slipt down three
times without getting up at once"
my son. what did you bite your
brother for ? Now shall have to whiT
you. Don't you remember the Colder
Rule / taught you? If you wouldn'
like your brother to bite ycu, yor
shouldn't bite your brother
:" Ho, mother, get out with your whip
ping. Remember the Golden Rule your
self. If you wouldn'tlike me to whiI
you, faint right if you come in here ant
whip me-
A New York paper says--A few Sun
days ago, at one of our churches, :hei
choir sang a hymn to the tune which
comes in as follows My poor pol--m,
as "A
poor pol--my poor polluted heart
Another tune received the following ren
dering "And in the pi--and in the pi
-and in the pious he delights" Ane
still another was sung And take thy
pil--and take thy pil--and take thy pill
grim home
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-06-25
DR.. MORSE,
THE TOR OF
Morse S Indian Root
PILLS.

HyHIS philanthropist has spent the greater
L part of his life in travelling, having visit
ed Europe, Asia and Africa, as well as North
America-has spent three years among the In
dians of our Western country. 1t Vas in this
way that the Indian Root Pills were first dis
covered. DIR. Morse was the first man to es-
tablsh the fact that all diseases arise from NJ
PURITY OF THE BLOOD that our strength,
health and life depended upon this vital fluid.
When the various passages become clogged,
and do not act in perfect harmony with the
different functions Of the body, the blood loses
its action, becomes, thick, corrupted and dis
eased thus causing pains, sickness, and dis
t.css of every name; our strength is exhausted,
our health we are deprived of, and If nature IS
not assisted in throwing off the stagnant hu-
mors, the blood viii become choked and cease
to act, and thus our light of life will be forever
blown out How important then that we should
keep the various passages of the body free and
open. And how pleasant to us that We have
it III our power to put a medicine in your reach,
namely, Morse's Indian Root Pills, manufac-
tured from plants and roots which grow around
the mountainous cliffs in Natures garden, for
the health and recovery of diseased man. One
of the roots from which these Pills are made IS
a Sudori6c, which opens the pores OF the skin,
and assists Nature in throwing out the liner
parts of the corruption within The second IS
plant which is an Expectorant, that opens
and unelogs the passage TO the lungs, and thus
III a. SOotHlHS IHdHHcis pCiAOiiAtS leo Dy
throwing off phlegm and other humors from
the lungs by COZ ious splitting. The third is
Diuretic, which gives ease and double strength
to the kidneys thus encouraged, they draw
large amounts of impurity from The blood,
which is then thrown out bountifully BY the
urinary. or water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other way. The
fourth is Cathartic, and accompanies the
other properties of the Pills while engaged IN
purifying the blood; the coarser particles OF
impurity which cannot pass by other outlets,
are thus taken up and conveyed off in great
quantities by the bowels.
Obtain one of our FREE ALMANACS, and
read the history of Dr. Morse's father, and how
this medicine was introduced.
BRWARE of a counterfeit of these Pills
YELLOW WRAPPERS. All genuine are in
BLUE wrappers, with the signature of A.J.
" hite g. Co. ON each box. Price 25 cents.
A. j. WHITE & CO., Sole Proprietors.
aPFor sale by MAXWELL d sHOLFON,
Upper San siusky.s 9-lyn