The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-10-29

il UPPER ANDUsKY, OHIt
31 Comprising the greatestvarietyaof
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. . fDRY GOODS, -nE ,TS IA GROCERIES
READY MADE ---sa CLOTHING,
{ DshiasoQDS' saols, I SOLE 1E,raGR, f2GTS'
i /. GF Eg7f' BINDINGS, ETC., & nv
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Ever offered in this market. We inyit
the attention of our, old customers,
,, and the public generally, andI
hope they will give us
]geGHI CALI All kind of n .aa
!. 'g,F ~ d-H Produce takenas $40 3
! ~ b4S i@s ~ a usual. fal has 2
Nou pu;;,t,.r tEty '~srH1asi b, ,tgrsa sae,s
, New r!lhts' al iai lasas sg~pl8 a-sdr
Fiaioes, 'isignaF ssgtL ,Hf.Eaq
"' Striped and Plain, Merinoes, 4
-ss DeLanes Of all styles, .el
Poplins, plain and fancy, /,
| sa Woolen Shawls, Cloths, +,
| Vestings, ID
| Satinets, ~E
Flannels,
ETC p. t1a 're~ A5.lE
Which will oe sold very cheap. Ready
Made Clothing, comprising ey =
erything that can be, found in,
Be- an extensive establishment
HsstFsA " * p. GOODS. t.
-'-7s- .@ 80 gg Such as 70 .aiesaE
mil Silks, Satns, s'' e
M Ribbons. Dress
Goods, Trimmings,
Notions, Jewelry, and ev- y
erything toPlease are in abundance. 81
OR @ CERIE
The extreme high price of Groceries has
not advised us from buving as Il. ual
the very best kind Of Coffee, Tea
81 Sugar, Rice, Tobacco, Molasses and
Syrup, and we are determined to
TO render our usual satisfaction-
4a Bring VS. your produce and see for
yourselves We have the largest
and best assortment of Boots and /
Shoes ever offered in this market. 4
Our Boots and Shoes are bought at
low figures. and are marked accordingly.
Particular attention is called to the Boot,
G Shoes, they are lower than ever Of
fered before. Ay7t 7stss ft'a a'fl
10 our old customers We wouldsay, conc.
and see.us,as we have every thing they
want, and as low as can be afforded
elsewhere. We are now fully prepar-
ed to wait upon them, with despatch.
"- ,5lra ha j. d d. AYRES., i
a Oct. lst., ,'57. }aeay5 lvI,
= Public Sale Auction
will after for sale at public auction. on
Nov. 98th 1857, at lo'clock on the prem.
ses, my farm in Grand Up. Marion Co, T
)hio, being the South West quarter OF
ecllon thirty three, and containing 1901
cres more or less. Terms one third
lown one third in one and two years with
interest at six percent, deferred payments
ecured by mortgage on the premises
.lso l7acres of corn in stock-Lot of
lay in stack-Oats in the bushel-2O
logs and lot Of Sheep lot of walnut and I
mn lumber and other articles too numer. =
us to mention-all sums over So 8 months
redit with approved scurity. 5 ad a
)ct. 18th ST Job s. Lane. u
Marion Republican copy, .-6w, II
Es>~ VA "a NGAl IA : "a MA cs5sss-. cl
IOUSE, CARRIAGE, AND WAGON e,
Il Painting;old bug yiespaiuted over cheap. 81
lso, whitewashing aud papenng roomssdonie o
IN the best of style, Theundersignel has g.
sc moved from Tiffin city to this place, and
lshes to follow'the above namedbusiness. he
l,cits nc the attention of the Public generally T.
Residence on Wyandot Avenae,l directly =
est OF ID, Ayre's brick block aa.oa yt,s
e Railroad. f.ais iagi.aL. W.IKFIUER
Upper Sandusky, Oct l6, '56.--No Ally. 1ie
NOTICE IN PARTITION. -
Polly Irwin, widow of Andrew Irwin
sc,d Eranaia Ir,,sx. L. I