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RraI Gstate A9eutg.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS.
REAL ESTATE
l n S U R A N G E
AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.

FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
Il FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county
Plank Road Fremont; rich sardy lo1I soil and
$1,000 '
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank Road four
miles from the city, small house, good barn. and some
trnii-eXchange for farm 81 500.
PITTSBURGH ST-TwO Houses, and Lots &C feet front
and 800 feet deep to the canal-eIchange for a farm
PARMA--Seventeen acres, nine miles from the CITY:
small house and barn. with variety Of fruit S9OO-Oie
half in Western lands
MISSOURI LANDS-well located-at $3.50 per acre-to
exchange for Readymade Clothing also some good Iowa
Ian Is.
CEDAR ST.-House and Lot; a nice cottage house and
considerable utO exchange for 20 acres near
the city. Sl2OO
PITTSBURG ST-TwO Brick Stores and Dwelling, with
lotto exchange for a farm o. $3.50
CROTON ST.-House and Lotto exchange for a farm
81 COO. -
LANSING, MICH.-FOur Lots for sale cheaD or eY-
change for small house and lot or near the city
GARDEN ST-HOuse and Lot: large two story house
well fnlshed-to exchange for farm.
ROUSE JENNINGS.
QeCb Real EState Avent
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune to restore to health many
heusands of my country-women.
NV success has excited the malice of the enyious and
ous but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estab iS nv reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved So long am held in afectionae and
remembrance by those who have experienced
skill lean afford lespise the efforts Of mschiemakers
nd slanderers.
NV friends nave repeatedly urged me to place medi
cine for producing menstruaton within the reach Of the
ladies Of the Uned States but ndspositon to enter
field occupied By quacs with their Perncious nostrus
and er unprncped counterleers might palm upon
the public worthless limitations, have htheri pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale of my
AAIIE DE FEMME" in the United States.
Atlast yield the entreates of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard the efficacy OF the ''AhIlE DE FEMME"
need only say that in liquid orm and is exactly such
GsI have used praccen France for manT years and
that has failed to secure satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and msasiruai0n stand in the
lston of cause and effect 1t alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where it has existed and TO
restore it where ithas been from suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper of dree
mons on each bottle of the de Fsmme will bear my
written Signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
will be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. n,,oDD
PARIS, January, 1851.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the ProprietOr's prlces.
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Jew elry, Fancy Goods, Toys,
SILVER WARE,
Benton g. Mathivet's s,
No. 1871 Superior Street.
We have

The whole world has contributed to make our stock eY
rything the most fastidious could desire.
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5peciaI Notices.
u We would invite the attention of our readers

EY For Gas FIztnTes and Futing-App !
Fogg Eas0orta Co., los aud lO7 Superior street
anI-t
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ALBANY, Dec. H.
The resignation of the Hon. John Kelly, NJ. c.,
was filed to day at the Office of the Secretary of
State. 1t is to take effect Dec. 25.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

X 'O1S OAhE O1b EAOhANUb.-
Il 2JO acres Of land in Tennessee-eXcelent land well
watered, with good coal mine open ready to rk =
SO per viii exchange for real estate In this county
FULTON CO-I60 acres, ~ miles from Railroad 10 eT
change for City property.
NEWBURGH.-20ac acres, with new house and barn and
considerable fruit to exchange for house and lot in the
CASE AVENUE.-Nice Cottage House. with large lot
70 exchange for small farm. $1,000
nor SALE-A PRETTY FRAME
Il COTTAGE-Eight Rcoms-with good Lot Barn sc
in first rate 0rder-near Perry street-Sl6OO
FIFTY-FIVE ACRES-fn Parma
FIFTEEN ACRES-Feur miles east of the citv
FORTY ACRES-Of good Farming land-2JS miles from
SupeoI City Lake Superor-to exchange for vacant lot
NOR SALE. SUMMIT co. A
II large building well located and suitable for public
Il Juse or store. with acres of land 81 go
BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
$500 anu ~
SENECA ST-Corner Su nmit, large lo. running from
Summit st. to the Lake Very cheap.
50 ACRES.-Near St Clair Road 81 miles from the CITY,
Very low.
ROUSE & Jennings.
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= = "T0 SMOKERS & CHEWERs.I

his dscolored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS is one of the
most efectual dentrces in It whitens the teeth
strengthens gums and mpars to the BREATH so often
offensive an agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAVING.-Is rich lather penetrates and sofens
the heard prevents irritation and renders the operation
easy and agreeable. F. C. FONTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way aud No. Astor House, New York. Sold by all
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BY TELEGRAPH,

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
oEFIcE, wARINs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
ct. CLAIR STREETS.
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N IL sOLOMONSON.

PRAcT1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
eeps the largest assortment of the most approved kinds o
PECTACLES. AHhis glasses, whether for near or far
ighted are ground under his inspection, by machine
yof anew construction with the greatest care so as to
tthe eyes in al cases curing Weakness Dizziness OF
faaamafoa Of the Eyes and imparting strength for long
reading or fine sewing
u n. H. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs any in the sale ofhislenses
~ Also, 4 splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES. MI
FROSCOPFS, COAIPASSES, &C, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, perfect as natural
lOce IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER,

DEPARTURE ES,

" Citizens wishing conveyance either of the above
TansOr Boats Will be called by the stevens
Omnibus Line by leaving their address al the Omnibus Of
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PARIS, January, 1851.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No % Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply the
Annie de Femme at the Proprietor's prces.
auI0dSwIy6
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C0AL!-C COALM-C COAL!
InHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared to deliver a pure article OF BRIAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family
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humorous Selections.
ME- FINK In 4 rIGnr pLAcL

NIKE FINK IN \ TIGHT PLACE.
Mike Fink, notorious Buckeye hunter,
was contemporary with the celebrated Davy
Crockett, and his equal in all things apper-
tanning to human prowcss II was even said
that the animals Of his neighborhood knew
the crack of his rifle and would take to their
secret hiding places on the first intimation that
Mike was about. Yet, strange. though true.
he was but little known beyond his immedi-
ate settlement.
When we knew him he was an old man
the blasts of seventy winters had silycred % err
his head and taken the elasticity from his
limbs, yet in the whole of his life Mike was
never worsted, except on one occasion. TO
use his own language he never gin in, used
up, to anything that Travelled on two legs or
four, but once"
That once we want" said Bill Slashor. as
some dozen of us sat in the bar-room of the
old tavern in the settlement
Gin 1t to us now, Mikc--you' We promised
long enough, you're old now, and needn
care, continued Bill.
fright right Bill, said Mike, "but wei
open with Ticker all around, fust. it'll kinc
o save my ieelin's, reckon
Thar, that's good Better than tother
barrel II anything.
"Well, boys, commenced Mike, "you ma,
talk of your scrmagos, tight places, and such
like, subsract en- altogether in one mighty
un, and they haint no more TO be compared
to the one | war in, than a dead kitten to an
old she bar I've fout all kinds o varminls
from an luiun down to a rattlesnako, and
never willin to quit fust but once-and Il
was with bull.
you see, boys, it was an awful hot day il
August, and | war nigh runnin' of into pur,
lie, when | war thinkin' that dip in tn,
creek mout save me Well, there was ,
mighty nice spot in old Deacon Smiths med
der for that particular bzness SO | wen
down among the bushes to undress. | lis
hauled the old red shirt over my head anc
war a thinkin' how scumptious TELLER of m,
size would feel wallcrin round in that ar wa
ter and was just bout goin' in, when seed
/ old Deacons bull maxim a b line To whnr
stood
81 knowed the old cuss, for he's scarce
more people than all the parsons in the set
Element, and mighty near killing a few
Thinks /, Mike, you're in rather tigh
plaee-get your hxin's ON, or ho'l be a driy
n the big horns Of his in your bowels aforc
no time. Well, you'll have to try the ole
yarmint nakid, reckon.
The bull was on one side o. the creek am
! on the other, and the way no made the sill
| lily for while, as If no war a diggin' m,
| grave, war distressing.
Come ye bellcrin old heather, said /, an,
don't be standin thar; for as the old Deacon
says of the devil, yer not oomoly to look up
on
This kinder reached his undorstandiu
and made him more wishous for he hoote,
! a little, and made dive And as don
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INFLUENCE or Our Doom AIR AND SUN
SHINE on LoNoEvIrY.-A writer in one OF
the medical magazines argues that the more
outdoor air and CHEEKY sunshine a man can
use, the longer he will live. Go along any of
the fashionable streets Of New York, says the
writer, and you will find not less than three.
and often six, distinct contriyances to keen
ont sunshine aud gladness. First. the Vene-
tan shutter on the outside second, the close
shutter ON the inside third, the blind which
is moved by rollers; then there are lace cur
ta'ns, the damask or other material, DC. In
the train comes the exclusion Of external ain
by means of double sash, and variety of pa
tent eonirIyances to keep any strange Whit Of
air from entering from the bottom, sides and
tops Of doors and windows. At this rate, VIC
shall dwindle into Lilliputs, if we do not die
off sooner.
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Ay0r'SSaTSaDariIla


i-1"Y ie"i,"E Id "heh We ha' A-
ny" ' Plouu,e me most riectraI Que tvc
l.', can oc n"he. ith concentrated -yt.a.t
Vi ara omsHpariua' 20 COMMUNIST with Other
,"'as'hSe' OF sun greater Alternative power as
20 u"''u an ehee'iVe "ntidote i1t the diseases
PARMA is Iepe'eu To cure. 10 Is believed
r 'e'H IcileHy Is wanted by those Who
49,. "'' i ,''1'''us D',' li"iht'' ana i'Hi Ono
" ''i-'. "''i "''V'U l"," .i'ei cure mut prove
.p'",lI IN, ~ ~ "a, llise 'i''' % eng
,.-.'.,.i "a. ~, u.s. no" ''i"pit ieiy HAS
,.,,,, , ~. "a, J.. ma, u-h lf'',' 70! eAi
- e,i '','.Iy " 1'J Wo'st cases 20 ue FOUND
'''- e'' ''"'i.ls
r....'-,-, ,,'' 10Y, A'N'''
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80 - A. MD ~ fI'll'l'o Ai
49,, ~. H.. I,,',,-,.,..'-
80. ~ f.., ~, DlN'l''H
$500 r,' i'.-'' i.t7' ], 80
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l.. .....i 80 w. '"1 s1''- "' ~" ",'.'
Arc uirpcd in ,bo E,'J At'i,i,,,i i.,
tbe ak IN MI. ,.,,,.5, 49,. - "'
the aud,,r,,'.o ~ f,,i o,i.,,.'.' .'-.l ~ ''.'
so,c. tbr,,,,b ,,ti.l, 49,, 49,. ..i
rid itsnlf of r,rr,,,,t;,,. ~ I'D ,...-.,i ~.
tins tbr,u,h tbe rst,,rsl ct,,nols ~ ,t, t,,i..
bv am Alternative medicine. Clc,ns, a,. IT,.
vitiatel blood ,ybcDov,r Won e,,l HI i,,,,.,...
bursting tbrolrh tbe skin IN ,in,4,. cr,,,,,,.,..
or soros cicanse il VII, Van 6,J 10 II d.
strurtcd and slpg,i.b #, ~ ve;,,s. ID, +,
,ybcnovrr il Is f,'i and ,o,,r C.,ii,cs MN IN
Won when. Even ,yhrreno r,t,ir,,I9r I'LL,
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]loutb's Department..
THE BOY AND THE CHURCH DIGNI-
TARN

/ $3.50 AfNfA ahANAf ~ ~ ~ ANN'iA AfANaNl
/ TARY.
Some little time since, a small boy, Of tc
or eleven years of age, might have been see
/ driving a donkey before him, in one Of tn
| wild lanes in midland county in England
| On the back Of the donkey was a sack of Goals
| on its way to a ncighboring village. in whicl
the lads parents lived For a while. all
went on happily and smoothly. The donkey
| logged along Just as a respectable and wei
conducted donkey ought to do, and the boy,
running by It's side, either "whistlod as h,
/ went. from want of thought or neither wills
tod or thought. But this fair state of things
like true love, was presently disturbed Tn
donkey took fright at something or nothing
and the sack of Goals fell TO the ground ~
Here was a dilemma The donkey was still
there, and the boy was there, and the coal,
were there but, then. the weight Of the lat
ter was beyond the strength of the lad lie
could not lift the bag to replace it IN its orig
inal position. There was. then. no help ioi
it, but TO wait until some other traveller
should arrive, and assist him out of his diff
Guilty. This might mot happon for hours in
that desolate part of the country-a by-land,
little travellcd--but it was the only chance
AT last however. horsoman doomed in
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offer these observations in the hope that
oil who read them will perceive that there is
no insupcrablc hindrance to Teachers Assoc
Citations being kept up, with regularity and
spirit in every town in Vermont, during tn,
winter months
Yours. truly.
X. l.. PERKINS.
Stoirc Sept Z. 1853.
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Written for Hamcrs Weekly
HOW CYRUS LAID THE CABLE.

Written for Hamcrs Weekly
HOW CYRUS LAID THE CABLE.
A Fable
nv JouS q. SAM.
Come listen all unto my song;
1tis no silly fable
lis 40 about the mighty cord
They call the Atlantic Cable
Bold Cyrus Field he said. said he.
have pretty notion
That can run q telegraph
Across The Atlantic Ocean.
Then all the people laughed, and said,
They'd like 20 see him DO IL;
lie might get half scas-ovcr. but
lie never could go through ii;
To carry out his foolish plan
lie never would he ablc
lie might as well go hang himself
With his Atlantic Gable.
But Cyrus was a valiant man.
A fellow Of decision.
Aud needed not their hooking words.
Their laughter and dcrision.
Twice did his bravcs efforts fail.
And yet his mind was stable,
lie want the man to break bis heart
Because he broke his cable.
"Onee morc nay gallant boys 7" hc cried
"IArce times you know the fable"
("l1l make % thirty muttcrcd be-,
but ! will lay tie cable nD
Once more They uiod-hunah hurah
What means this great commotion
The Lord be praised The cables laid
Across the Atlantic Ocean
Loud ring the bclls--for flashing through
Sis bundled leagues e WATER
Old Mother Englands bcuisnn
Statutes her eldest daughter
Der all the land the tiding. speed
And soon iu every nation
Ihcy1l hear about the cable with
pfnf1undc-t admiration.
Now long live James, md long live Vic,
And long live gallant CYRUS;
And may his courage. faith and zeal
With emulation fire us;
Aud may We honor cvcrmorc
Inc manly, bold and stable.
Aud tell our SONS, % make them brave.
How Cyrus Ibid the cable
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r "a $ ONS
Why the Grover Baker Sewing Machine is universally
preferred for Family Sewing;
lst II is simple and easier kept in order than
any other INA hinc.
%. ltmak,s q scam that will not rip or ravcl though
every Third stitch s cut.
3D. 10 scws from two ordinary spools and thus all the
trouble of winding thread savoidcd-whilc the same ma
chine can be adapted at pleasure, by change Of
spools. 20 all varieties of work.
4ih. The same machine runs silk linen thread and
common spool cotton, with equal facility
9Th. The scam h elastic the most elastic fabric
50 that 1t is free from all liability TO break in Washing
ironing or otherwise.
9Th. The stitch made by this machine is moro beautiful
than amy other madc-eithcr by hand or machine. 80
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HELEMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPA.
i RATION or
uGnLY coNcENrRAIEn coNroUND FLUID

UTprt,rpor ,,,>-t.,>-r rr,,,."
i'i-i''4 "Ni'i, ~ Nh-N q IN l. II'EIA A.
mGuLY CONCENTRATED coNrouND FLufr
rNrKArr urrut-
Far J,.,,,,,qf ,Ls GL,ll5.r ~. ...i ,,....
U,gt,.,..s fit.t-.,t.,,,. go, n, T'y
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i IN i m. ''l lI'il su,n'.,s 'n n, nil eng Pc
5cys ar Sct"a O,s ,,iil ,.' t'''''' '' N''-
MAIZE on FFMAIF
Fr,r whatever l,,,.s,. ,b,, ,,,, a. -;f.,,i
,,p vo 49,, o, ,,'' ',a ,. 0''s'..,,'
Curing HeaA aud l,qo, g Me Frame, and Boon 10 Tie
FaHa Choek.
JOY TO THE FFLICTED!!!
It cures Nervous and Dobiated sufferers. and remove.
ton 20 Excrtion Loss OF Power Loss at Memory ban
Guilty Of Breathing General Weakncss forror If H.
case, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror Of
Death Night Swcats Cold Fcct. Wakcfllncs. Dinncei
Of Vision Languor Universal Ias.i,nde M ib Nasc,-
Oar system Onen Enormous Anrofite ,,i1 D,s.n,i
SYMPTOMS, Hot Hands, Flushing Of ,he Body, Dnoss
Fare Fam in he BAH H ,lUg ana a 5eIoni on me
queh,y ha'h spots rFing before the Eyes, with Iom-
erc' Nnbi;,, 3ro ~. o. ',shl ant OF Attention
No,iir IL ,n31c WIZ H9'Toro OF Soce,y
, c .pr DgsI@oe 10 snch iaients than soli-
soI,' anu N9,hns t9e{ more Dread ior Fear Of Them
,ilation but U,,rriod ;,; pro spec
another. ''''''''0" '''" ono ""e'uoh to
~. l.'n' u "lo"eu U 70 on-Nhich ms med
nm FATffff,V "a t-n1f ttt,.rr,. I'm VT 9 WV .
which tho ,,,ti,,,t 49,, 90 ''t' VI
c,ressss AZ ,. e s a. W w. w .Al say th"i ihtse
casrsINSA NIrV 4I 3{ l1ee oTsiw dis
ords Of the INSANE AsYLUNS and he roi,goboi,
deaths by CONSUMPTION. bear annie vitncss n, Xxx
truth Of these assertions. In Iunatc bsyluros tho most
melancholy exhibition appears. Tho cop1irfarcc Il ,ct
tally soddcn and quito destitute-nctbor Mimi n1r
il is rarely articriate '0''' ~ '"' 'o''' o'o0f'
with woehr measures wan de.p,ir
Low sullcu sounds his grief bo.t,il,df
Debility IS most terrible, aud has brought thousands
FNUfIa Hfffa o. f.H mali
ambition Of many noble Youths Ii can be- cured L ti
use Of this "
INFALLTBLE REUEDY
If you are suffering with any Of the above di.rcsi
ailments, the FLUID EPrRACT BUCHtf Min cnrs
you. Try IT, and be convinced If it e9,r WIZ '"''
BEWARE OF orAcK Nosrnt us ana o,,,cy ,,,.,.
who falsely boast of abilities and rcfcrcc Hga,
know and avoid them, and save Long Suffering Money
aud Exposure by sending or calling for bouic al INK
Popular and Specifc Rc,oebl '7 '' " ''''' vi ''''
1t aays all pain and Inflammation 4. perfcc,ly ,lo,.-
ant in is taste and odor, but immediate ia its action.
hELbMbOlD , EXTRACT BUCHU
PsPaRsGa ,qTSs,y aSs9rding 20 ,as Rules Of
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Y /. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

SALT SALT 5000 bags Dairy Salt.
- 400 uush. Crystal Rock do for rrindinr 96 10 hsb
= l. and Canada do at the DEpor Srour. and for salc
HNt..., ,o,o.o sIoltltS FULLER.
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Published under the sanction Of the State Teacher.
Committee
TOWN ASSOCIATIONS or TEACHERS
The following letter, addressed to one of
the Committee, needs no explanation 1t is
believed that the octval details of an Associ-
alton, successfully conducted, cannot but be
ct great practical value to those interested in
this portion Of our work
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

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II you are suffering with any Of the above distressing
ailments, the FLUID EXTRACT BCCHU will euro
you. Try IT, and be convinced Of It's efficacy.
BEWARE or QrAck NosrRt Ms and QrACK nocrons
who falsely boast OF abilities and references Citizens
know and avoid them, and save Long Suffering Money
aud Exposure, by sending or calling for hote Of r
Popular and Specific Rcaedy
1t allays all pain and inflammation Is perfccty ue,s
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01
x. THE GREATEST
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81 DISCOVERY
~.E OF THE AGE,
mr. KENNEDY Of hoSbury, has discovered in no..
OF our common pasture weeds remedy shat cures OF" one
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-01-07
Books aa.1 Stationary,

VHAVE also added I. my stock OF Drugs
1 a very Extensive assortnl- 'tol Books and
Stationery, embracing Historie Memoirs
Commentaries. Legnl, Medical, au1 'oetical
Works of the latest publications.. Largl7t as
sortlnent of Bill, Cap, Note and Bilet rapal y
Western Ohio. Blank Books, Toy and Fancy
Books, School Books, Pens, Pencils, Holders,
Envelopes, Inks, States, Extra article Of
French BlackiDg, Blotting. Drawing, Drafting,
Wrapping, Window and Wall Paper.
1J MY stock Of Drugs, Medicines, Books d
Stationery is now full and complete in every
department, and am determined 10 sell for the
cash or IN exchange for rags, at prices that
will be satisfactory to all.
Il. A. HENDERSON.
Upper Sahdusky, June, 1857. ,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-01-07

RODGERS Liver Wort and Tar, Gaileys
Murrh Mix tare, Halsey's Forest Wine, Rich
dson's Sherry Wine at HESDERseN's