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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
Notice in Partition.

Mary Saffell widow ofJehu Saifell deceased,
John Row and Elizabeth Row his wife, and
Mary G. SaTell, will take notice that a pet.
tion was filed against them on the 18th day of
September 1858, in the Court of Common Pleas
of Wyandot county in the State Of Ohio by Au-
sustus Saffell, and is now pending, wherein
said Augustus Saffell demands partition of the
following real estate situate in said County
and bounded as follows, to wit:-beginning at
the North East corner of the South East guar
ter Of section four AZ in Township one ~
South OF Range fourteen 40 in said county,
and running thence S. 21Ss L. Al chains and
10 links TO the Sandusky river, thence up said
river to the South East corner of the land own
ed by the heirs of William Porter deceased !,
thence N. 30 W. 90 chains and 10 links, thence
East to the place of beginning containing six
ty-one and sixty eight hundredth acres and
being part ofthe South East quarter offraction
al section four (4\ and the North part of the
North East quarter of fractional section nine
(9) in the township and range aforesaid, Also
the East part of the West part ofthe South East
quarter oil said fractional section four a. boun-
ded as follows:
Beginning on the North bank Of the San.
dusky river at the mouth of Thorn run and run
ming thence up said run with its meanterings
10 tne NOrlh line oil SAID last mentioned tract
thence East along said line to the East line of
said tract, thence South along said East line
to the bank of the Sandusky river, and thence
West along the bank of the river with its me-
anderings to the place of beginning, and con-
tanning twenty acres more or less-and also
part of the East half of The North East quarter
of said section four (4) bounded az follows: be-
ginning at a stakein the centre of the Perrys-
burgh road and on the division line running
North and South between the lands of John
Sigler, and of Gotliab Shotfer, and running
thence South with said line to the South West
corner of said last mentioned tact, thence East
on the South line of SAID tract to the Perrys.
burgh road and thence in a North Westerly
course along said road TO the place of begin
ning-bounded on the West by land of said
Gotlieb Shatfer and on the South by land be.
longing to the heirs of William Porter deceas
ed--and containing five acres more or less.
At the next term Of said court the said Au-
gustus Safell will apply for an order that par
tition may be made of said premises,
J.D. SEARS,
Sept. II, CIV. Atty. for Pet'r.
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The March of improvement is onward.
The stranger,upon entering our beauti,
full city, will no doubt be struck with
wonder, and amazement as he gazes upon
the magnificent block which is being erec-
ted upon the corner Of Sandusky and
johnson Avenues. This; is one Of the
most prominent and valuable localities in
our town, and our people will be delight.
ed to hear that It is to be adorned with
improvements so gorgeously beautiful
We understand that one Of the buildings
is to have at least three stories, (said sto:
ries to occupy a horizontal position) and
that the wholsis structure is to be composed
Of the very hardest wood that our beau:i-
full forests will afford. .ar b. .as
Where's Tifin with her Shawhan and
Tomb Blocks, now? Oh, ye Tifinites-
yeoid fogies--hide your diminutive heads
. in shame!a9i,ia ai4.ii af43l ..i..3s5I3
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NOTICE..

Russell Bowsher will take notice that Sa.
rah Bowsher, widow of Jesse Bowsher de.
ceased, of the county of Wyandot and State
of Ohio did on the 2lst day of April, A. D.
1858, file her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Wyandot
in said State of Ohio, against the said Russell
Bowsher. and Cornelius Young, anil Mary
Young his ife, Manerva Bowsher, and Miles
Bowshel and Nelson Bowsher, defendants,
asking that dover be assigned her in the fol-
lowing described premises Of which her said
husband Jesse Bowsherdied seized, to wit -
The north west quarter Of the north west quar-
ter of section one the south west quarter Of the
north east quarter Of section three, and the
north west quarter of the north east quarter of
section eleven, all in township three south,
range thirteen East, in Wyandot county in
the State of Ohio. And the said Russell
Bowsher is notified that he is required to ap.
pear and answer said petition on or before TIE
first day ofthe next Term afthe Court of Com
mon Pleas, next to he holden in and for the
County cf Wyandot aforesaid. $50 .s.a
SARAH BOWSHER.
By G. W. BEERy, her Atty.
Oct. 9th, 1858.
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Phrenology.

Phrenology. .f e
Professor somebody has been in this
place for several days laboring to enlight'
en- our people upon the science of Phre-
nology. His lectures were simply arep-
elton Of an old story, told. however. in
pretty good style. Our curiosity and
anxiety to learn induced us to invest to the
amount Of halfdollar, for which we en-
joyed the privilege of looking at the epic
ters," listening to that good old story
about the laws ofslife and health, seeing
him feel for the soft places on the heads
Of some Of our citizens, making them ac-
quainted, as near as he could guess, with
allrtheir good qualities and keeping "dark'
upon all the bad ones, &C., &c.
The gentleman is rather good speak
er, and makes the most out of stale, dry
story. 3sis qfi Ia gal a,.i I d.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

We have not had time to attend any Of
the meetings ofthe institute during the
day. but haye been told that the exercises
arc not only very interesting to all who
attend, but also very instructive and prof.
table to teachers. There are some fifty
or sixty teachers in attendance from vari-
GUS parts Of the county. all Of whom seem
to manifesto great interest in this new and
important educational enterprise.
The lectures in the evening are very
pleasant and profitable entertainments,
and we have been pleased to see SO many
of our citizens in attendance on these oc-
casions.
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Notice in Partition

Temperance Beebe, Sheldon Beebe. Mart ha
Jane Denman, Lorenxo Denmsn, Gorshom Ter
ry Denman. Abner Denman, Cstharine Dem
man, Naomy Bixby, Albert Bixby, Angeline
Sockrider, Joseph Sockrider, Andrew Stamer,
Evaline Denman. Kasander Lytle. and George
Lytle, Henry Denman, Betsey Denman, and
Susannah Denman, widow Of Gorshom 7. Zen.
man, deceased and Lovisa Denman, widow of
Elijah Denman, deceased, will take notice that
a petition was lied against them on the 4th day
of November A. D. 1856. in the Cauit OF Com
mon Pleas of Wyandot County, Ohio, by jose
phus Denman and is now pending, wherein the
said Josephus nenman demands partition Of the
following real estate to wit;-The North East
part of the East half Of the South West quarter
Of section fifteen ISL township one H. and
range thirteen ID situate in the said county of
Wyandot, and State of Ohio, and that at the next
November term of said Court. the saia Jose,
plus Denman, will apply for an order that
partition may be made Of said prem ises.
JOSEPHUS DENMAN..
4. MADprx, his Atty.
Sept. 18th 1858, "
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ET The St. Paul Pioneer and Demo

EE The St. Paul Pioneer and Demo-
cfat Of the sth inst. says:
FSenator Fitch Of Indiana. accompanied
by two or three friends and guides, left
this city a few weeks since to enjoy buff
falo hunt on the Cheyenne. River, where
buffalo are reported very plenty. The
Senator and his friends were well provided
with animals, provisions, guns and am
munition. lis now reported in this city
on good authority, that the hunting party
had been set upon by band Of Yankton
Indians, who, to punish them for tres
passing upon their lands, took forcible pos.
session Of the guns belonging to the hunt
ers, maltreated and mutilated their hors-
es, and cautioned the Senator TO cease his
slaughter Of buffalo and leave the country.
DR.. Fitch and his friends left Immediately
for Fort Aberromtie."
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CALIFORNIA FRUIrs.- Some Of the
fruits exhibited at the California State Fair
were extraordinary. Among them were
a pear weighing fourteen pounds. an ap-
pie weighing twop pounds 8 ounces a peach
measuring twelve and one half, and a
strawberry six and one half inches in cir
cumferencc. ri.
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EEMRs. Dr.. LEWIS, Of Belleyern,

Il EEMRs. DR.. LEWIS, Of Bellevernon
3 has given us ample evidence that she is
not only possessed Of kind heart, bu,
that she has q thorough knowledge Of
housekeeping, in one Of its branches at
least, by the presentation Of some Of the
finest mango peppers we ever ate. We
do say they are good, and if the other
productions Of Bellevernon are on par,
We don't care how many you send this
way. alN .l9s..
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Music.

Musac- s-7, PEW --- E. So.
We have been informed that the ladies
and gen tlemen composing the choir Of the
Episcopal Church in Tiffin propose giving
a concert in this place soon. Their OBJ.
ject is to raise money to assist in paying
for the Church recently erected in that
place. They are said to be the best am
ateur performers in this part Of Ohio. We
hope they will not fail to pay us visit.
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M A r r IE D :,

In this place, on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. T.J. Monnett, Mr.. JouN MCCLURE
to Miss RuMlNA E. AYREs.
On the 9lst inst, by the same, Mr..
JAMES 10y, of Adrian, Ohio, to Miss SA.
RAu A. NEAsE, of Wyandot, in this coun-
ty. ., ..
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~We have been requested to say
that the celebrated and incomprehensible
philosopher, J. N. Frce,.is about to leave
for Cincinnati, where he contemplates
diving still deeper into the hidden myste-
ries Of philosophy and science.
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Who has not heard of Boerhave's HoI-
land Bitters,

Simple in its composition, pleasant to
the taste, and truly wonderful in its effect,
its popularity cannot be wondered at.
To invalids just recovering strength, it is
invaluable: exercising that soothing in
fluence over the nervous system, and i'm,
parting that health and tone to the stom
ach. SO longed for by the convalescent.-
Daily Enterprise.
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Doom Of the Lecomptonites.

In Pennsylvania, Of the twelve mem
bers Of Congress who voted for Lecomp-
ton, only two, Florence, of the First. and
Dimmick, Of the Thirteenth, have been re-
elected. In both Of these districts three
candidates were in the field, and in nei-
ther OF them did the successful candidate
receive . majority Of the votes cast
They were reelected BY fseble plurali-
ties.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

WALKING FEAT. AT Montreal, Cana
da, on the 18th inst, Jackson known as
the American Deer finished the feat Of
walking lis hours continuously, and at
the close offered to walk half an hour long.
er. A large crowd was present 10 wit
ness the close Of the task.
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L-a=--
DIED.

In this place, on the Esd inst, Mr. GEo.
W. JrNKs, formerly of Plymouth, Ohio,
aged fifty-one years.
In Tifin, on the 2lst tinst., Of consump-
tion, COOPER X. WATSON, Jr. son Of the
Hon. Cooper K. Watson, aged 10 years.
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JEWELRY.
New and fashionable jewclry at
KRAkAU'S.
Watches, Lockets, Pins, Rings, God pins dc,
&C., together with everything usually kept in
an establishment Of this kind-and cheaper
than ever before offered in this place.
' E. G. kRAKAU. .'
Upper Sandusky, Sept. Goth '5S. tr n..
NOTICE
NOTICE U
john Stephens and Moses) Court of Common
W. Field, Partners as} Pleas of Wyandot
Stephens l. Field county in theState
We ! of Ohio

= I
Thomas d. Kenyon.
The said defendant is notified that the plain
tiffs have this day filed their petition against
him in said court, the object and prayer where
first day of may A. D. 1857, on a promsory
note drawn by The said Thomas B. Kenyon,
payable to the said plaintiffs, which note is
secured by mortgage upon 1n.lots seventy five
(75) and seventy-six (76) in Little Sandusky,
in said county Of Wyandot, and State of Ohio,
containing ten thousand square feet fronting
on Madison street one hundred feet and extend.
ing West two hundred feet to Monroe Street,
and which said lots are sought to be subject
to the Payment of plaintiff S claim. An an
swer is required to said petition on or before
the Goth day of June A. ID. 1858.
HENRY MADDUX Atty for Pl'f.
Sept 2sth, 1858.
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RELIGIoUs NOTICE.

The Rev. G, F. STELL1Ne. Of Massillon,
Ohio, is expected to preach in the Eng
lish Evangelical Lutheran Church, Of
Upper Sandusky, next Sabbath morning,
at lo1 o'clock. All are respectfully in
vited to attend.
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ET Our thanks are due to R. R. Nc
Kee, Esq, for late New York, Buffalo
and Cleveland papers. 0
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

@One sporting man of New York
lost 5000, and another won $4,000, on
the late gladiatorial conflict between Nor
rissey and Heenan.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

EEOur friend, Elias Keys, presented
us with head Of cabbage a few days
since almost as large as that big heart Of
his.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
TO THE CITIZENS OF OHIO
CH A KLES'
LONDON GORDlAA GlMa
The original and donly London Gin imported

Gin, and devoid of that harsh acrid taste, which
renders the articles known as Holland Gin or
Schnapps so Objectionable.
Though not intended as medicine, it is re.
commended by physicians generally in cases
of Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
reravel, Collie, Cholera Fever and Ague, Slric-
Sure Disease of the Urinary Organs, the Kid
news and the Bowels, Nervous debi ity, DC,
whilst the weaker sex will find by its adoption
sure relief from those distressing annoyances
which frequently attend their delicate organ.
ization.
DR.. Valentine Mott, of New York, the high
est medical authority, pronounces CHARLES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN mot only superior
to any other, but the best article OF the kind he
has ever seem"
1t is peculiarly adapted TO settlers in the
Western and middle States, as ell as for trav
el!ers exposed TO changes of water and air
through The British Provinces.
For sale in quarts at seventy five cents, and
pints thirty eight cents by all Druggists, Gro
GERS. Fruitcrers and Country Merchants. Be-
ware of limitations.
Buy only "CHARLES." None other is i'm,
ported
May be had in Columbus of 9, A. Wagner and
others, In Cleveland of Bishop, Ross u Co.,
and others, In Cincinnati of VIM. Homer, S.
Porter and others, In Toledo of j. G. Peters,
and others, or of Edmund G. Charles General
Agent, 4j Broadway, New YORK.
Caution to the Public.
SCHZEDAM SCHNAPPS,
ROYAL SCHNAPPS,
LOND DONDOCK GIN
CLUB HOUSE GIN, de-,
u Purchase no gin put up in bottles under
| the above titles, claiming to poss ,ss medical
properties. They are all common mixed Gin,
and until compared with Charles London Cor
dial Gin, are aptto deceive the unwary.
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T. uALMOST EVERYBODY HAS HEARD
OF MANN'S AGUE BALSAM The atten-
ton of our numerous leaders is directed to the
advertisement found in another column of this
paper, of the high estimation that is placed
upon this, the greatest Remedy known to mod
ern science. We have never known any other
medicine win as large a share Of public conf
dence In SO short time as this has done, if we
may be allowed to JUDGE from what we read !;
but this should be sufficient. particularly when
we see such estimonials coming from men of
undoubted veracity. from all parts of the coun-
try. TAere can be no doubt but that it is one
of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
and deserves the appreciation and esteem of our
readers and the public. Sold by all good drug-
gists. .-
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And the various affections consequent upon 6
R1A nm mn T. 1WtRlR

And the various affections consequent upon
disordeied ~ ........s4
STOMACH OR A1WSRo
Such as Indigestion, Accidity of the stomach
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss of appetite,
Dependency, Costiveness, Blind and Bleed.
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided cure. pf
This is purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner of the celebrated Holland Profess
sor, Boerhave. Because of its great success
in most of the European States, its introduc-
ton into the United States was intended more
specially for those of our fatherland scattered
here and there over the face Of this mighty
country. Meeting with great success among
them, I now offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vir-
tues must be acknowledge.
tits particularly recommended to those per-
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use of ardent spirits,
or other forms of dissipation. Generally in
stantaneous in effect, it finds its way directly
to tile seat of life, thrilling and qnickening
every nerve, raising up the droopingf spirit,
and, in fact, infusing new health and vigor in
the system. A,-t no.
01A III III M.0ON,
The great popularity of this. delightful Aro-
ma has induced many limitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair
trial One bottle will convince you how inf
ntely superior it is to all these limitations.
D|Sold at $lO0 per bottle, or six bottles for
$500, by the
SOLE PRoPRIEToRS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. g. 90.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS and CHEMISTS,
PiTTSBUEG, Pa.
T. W. Dyott & Sons, Philadelphia. Barns
4 Park, N. Y, John d. Park, Cincinnati
Barnard, Adams g. Co. st. Louis. And by
Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, and Canadas.
For sale by MAXWELL d HOLT0N,
Upper Sandvsky.
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p SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING-

10 SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING
We would call your attention to the advertise.
ment Of DR.. Mann's Augue Balsam, which ap-
pears in the columns Of out present number
We are pleased tobe able to record the satisfac.
ton Of our patrons. after trial, of an article ad-
vertised in our columns. All the quack nos
trums of the day are giving away before il, ,and
it seems, truly, to work BY magic, and in all
cases effect cure. This is indeed great dis
covery, and will be hailed with pleasure by
thousands who have suffered and tried, and
tried and suffered year after year, throughout
the Western country, to know that specific
is in the reach of all. This invaluable reme-
dy is sold by all good and responsible drug
gists. 20
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SOLE PRoPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. g. Co.

Log and Trace Chains
" for sale at KILMER'S Hard Ware Store
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A GRIoULTURAL IMPLEMENTS ofall
IA kinds at kILMERS.
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FOR SALE!

The farm, commonly known as the "Kessler
Farm" situated about three miles east of Up
per Sandusky, is offered for sale upon very
reasonable terms. 1t contains about l35 acres,
seventy acres of which is under improvement,
and is also well supplied with all the necessa-
ry conveniences to make pleasant home.
For further particulars apply to L. W. KEEL
LER, in Upper Sanusky. no44-tf
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Cast Iron Water Wheels.

I AN now constructing, aud putting in
1 when requested au improved rasf IrgI vince.
which frr tut ialuUIul consideration. Utrrru'. DO
arlf iIrHihif Co. th' lluur OF owner. anH uAA.,i
a. auh KIND UI water m..Ir
fui-s o, Be- CHEAP.
sI.usI. itu give. o.. high . rlt. pen cent u' 3D..
power of tut water a. tu' mos. expensive "hrt'.
TIilII adapted Co. any bead.
llrIrr o. never frrferE. a rr4uIrrH 900 huvaHr
Ifrru ff rHu. trrr. undo. nHel irrtrr,
A.s.fit. ttt- .art .auTanlt aua easily Repaired
I.rirrur. Ir. ful truth of fH, aHu'r Furnished or
r.nuirr, Address. LUKE Iii ZZELl..
e-.IU. - .tnhur.urU. @
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II. =. HOYT.
80. l.aur-a' street St. JohnSbury. 7@h
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Selling at Cost /!

STOCK MUST BE REDUCED 81.
(rOIp WATCHES fl lcvclcj Detached
u iscycrs, ~3u. ao CYLINDER. $40 ~rri Ling
hsh Lever ~ll. Silver Detached iulI Jcwcicd.
so. Detached t,luUrf. - Gold Chains, -
Gold >prciacIca. 81 go Gold Pencils 81 Grid
Hinge as cents. and al. artllict kept a. J"wtir,
Store. Co. compare with the above urices.
SIIN-EE SPOONS
-i5T,ycr than was ever offered 81. tnis market.
Having ,cr1 laryu aud fashionable stock OF
Guuds. are uot Co. boz uuucrsoiG.
SPECTACLE GLASSES replaced. Jcwcr,
repaired a. th, ucatrsi manner.
Watch Repairing.
Particular care will p, bcEtuvcd uuou S. having
had over ~ ycarr practice. and most OF the tiuic
iu best CIT, shup..
NcmcmhrI. the SMALL Store uVpusit, th, 81.
john hur' House.
Tutr RANDALL, 4 BTNGTANf
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ahn.OO REWARD !

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Brass and Iron Founders,
ENNENHD. n. IL


ru-s4rI1 oN L. H. sgrArr. urrIrr tsIs vAuI
room. alAiN. Opposite r.It-tsr sTIUrl.
Manufacture. or lIrb'r Patent Cast Bcau
rloft. uiut different rNlr. au. s.Fr Udaufe. o.
.iu, hil. aut low laaiL. The subscriber. uA1iua
purchased thr Patent ri-l' u' this pillow respect
fIlt call tine attention ui the Agricultural IublIr
go AZ examination uf these pillows W claim that
Toy lrhtnrs, Of drnft oI tuidiug and beauty
uf Workman nip. b. cauuu. bD cNccA'dy
The great advantage attained b., 'Hrsr plows
over othcrs nov b. us,. are o. iolovr. hrst--
TIL SHAPE OF TIN BEAN pRI-
VENTS ALL CHECKING
Secondly, shortncss of thr beam briurs tu,
team ucurcr Go the work, which grcnt udyaui-
npo d. draft ease u working nut.r drawing the
team. Also H. ploviur close 60 the tcuc,--ruu
turi short. &o.. Ave- are % readiness Co. prove
ny certificate reference, thai these pillows ill du
One Quarter more Work with one
Quarter less Team thun any other
Plow that we have over seen.
W, scll them about Fifteen per cent less than
the common Shove Beam PiNv, and we will guar
ante, them more durable and more casii, repaired
Dealer supplied on reasonable terms.
ii ot Ar Furnace AND Cooking Range. Also the
Stoves. Cast Iron Sinks. Road Scrapcrs Iron
Fence Oven, Ash, Pr and Boiler Doors, Funnel
Fiues, Clothes GtGUcre. Inuldtuu Il cttles, Pipe.
Boxes, brackets. CeEpuula. w. &c. Dealers sun
piled Oh tnC most reasonable Terms.
COOPER. SHAW q co.
Concord, y. H.. 1857. 2Btf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-05-29

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