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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-11
GcDlDH Sreitenifeil1.
Rpman ton & bepppr Ut aS9e.
(TDrtGekuno)

tJDrtiebun9D
Wfit Blunen 1T etn Serrdtber ME 3u perz
9letden, Derleete oa8 iyrdulen uno init t9rer
9ew0bnliden &ebenpi9feit ipanote iie li9, 3os
Oas &ino an iid, baS loeben in'8 3immer 9ez
laIlen Duroe unp lebte es auf i9ren S4ouB. -
Steb DID un, glntcnie, ia3te lie, Du biit nod
jung unb fennt bic 9Gelt uldt, merle Dir bic
Serrdtber, Sinb, uno firfte iie, bDre lie niht.
- Oa5 &tno laB, ol8 b0rte e8 aulmertlam gu,
plGelt1 blidte e8 aber HpbIen an, Der ibm oez
9eniber iuB, uno NIT einem freupiSen S9ret
ltredte eS beipe Nernl6en na9 tbm aus.
Scum beim SimmeI, ladte Der Baron, menn
zines &tnoes llnl6uo Elm @ote5urtbeil 1T, 70
ltno Sic ron Der au9enleinen gluflaSe, bic uns
bier 9etrpfTen bat, fret SelproAen.
Oo9 rper weiB, Of Die5 bic ridtige Oeutun9
1T, ia9te bic @ebeiulrdtbm i9er5baft brpbenp,
ob nidt Der drgte 0errdber Den 1neiIten Sin
oruf ma4t, unb bte8 @ctte8urtbeil zines &in>
oeS eben an5ei9t wer per @eidbgliAlte uuter
olelen gn9etl19ten 1T.
Die Antpcrt ipuroe frGbli9 aufgencnlmen
uno ermloert. SOpbte ieete ba5 Stno uteber
uno la9te: 2auf gu oeut, ben Ou am lleben
balt, uuo CUR al9euIeinen 8elultI9un9 lief IS 5u
HOtlen, Der eS arfnabm unO lid 6drtlI4 nit
ibm bei6afti9te.
Otan lprad Waude3 tber bic Sleine unO
ibr S4idlal, bi8 9Obien enOli6 enplid iaste:
Wenn Die8 StnO ni4t cole TreunOe beidBe, Die
ietn 2eben8Bliid bebaten, 70 murOe ta germ e8
ais mein ei9en betra9ten.
gScaen sic e8 nit auf 9teiIen nebmen :?
ira9te bic @ebeinlrdtbtn.
Jtcbien errStbete SD bente, Iaste er lang
lam, meme 8elleu balO fir immer gu beenoen
uno mein felteS Saus gu be9rinOen.
90 lit es redt, ftel per Baron elm, ber ibul
bic 6ano lber ben Gid rei4te. sic baben mir
Soffnun9 ssula4t, Dap Sic felbIt mid bel ben
SroBen Sauten unterltieen, Die Wtaldiuen aufz
tellen uno Sbre uielfaden &enntnile 5um @e>
linBen uneres @elddftS beilteuern molten.
9tldtS fann mir erfreulider letn, lieber 0cbleu.
Sn oem einen Gage unleres Seiiamuenieins
linO Se mir wertb eemprpeu, mS9en Sabre
bin9ebeu, ebe sic iaeiOen. Oaruuf lalieu Sie
unS 9lae anltcBen: Greue 6reuuplbuft unp
9lidItAe5 @eoeben unlerer YIdne - Die
glaier flau9eu, Seper DaAte pabei, mas er
beirHli9 bOffte.
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SSDblfeil! SSpblfeil! QSDblfeiI
ytp. 151 6rantlinltr.
(6crtIeeun9 fcl9t.)

bei e. .. OteB.
SD babe mi6 entI4luien NIT mtaen wOaenen gDaarcn
san auurdamsn nnD perfaute NsS9aO fteeben ebr biB
unter sewObnltbem Yrele ais
QGcllene Strlmpfe (Stockiugs),
Sbwal8 (Comorts),
lnterbemoen (Undershirts),
nnterbpien Drawers,
WfannSz II. 6rauens Saden( Jackets),
QSpuene SinOerz&appen (Hoods) &c.
Sueet& made t& aIe 5dnbItr aufmerffam bas i'd nod
te frbe aIe Aren tene 9Dalren aaf ano balte unp bic
ben gum duberf bieen Yretie auf Gafb Strfau. QD9O
leIale unp NetaiI.
er bia8 taufsn wta Der ssts mad Isl 8rantlinfrase
Come one, come all
give the cheap Store ISL call,
LA WKENCE ID. DIETZ.
Proprietor of the cheap Blue Post Store.
Dealer in
Fancy Vari ETY., Notions & small Go cd.
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Gbas. unstubn.
QSSecS1fel
Sllpis SdDntcinQ,

Ppllterer uno WE1traBenmaber,
SD made termit mensn 5reunben unb 9ttdnntsr fpmie
ftm sbren Yubltfum ete &neisc, baB t6 au pren Srn
YplferArbet Gnel unb bats beiUree Spfas nsus unS
alte, fDwte aud dtrdsen werpen au gerInneen Inn SSs
Der 8eteler aneeertt9t Srbres tCnnsn SDedtr s1ts
Dter BET mir ebf @ft SUn Gbaie. un SVmmeriroee an
SeBept" WeFP'"' sSpt2S Emit
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Terms.

-ns daily sAL s MoEn ssn1s1; wEk01fa s85 Z delivered "
v,sy morning Cafsrt Ssnas s CT Cts per week
TrnouTp 10 also delivered in the Cities OF
.udaSjrgton InG and wheeling daily by Carriers
p~;oo for Mail Subscribers of the daily WEof Hh
~. e. The weekly BALTIMORE WECKERi Is puol,a-
SaS S averv Friday at 81 per annum anu @A per
months in advance.
ADyERTIs EMENTs on reasonable terms
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gse 4 4 . ttGe ,,8aIttmpre 9De6sr" eri@siht
sseta @tpretn init Ausnabme ess SUnntaes) unb
'aFst @sntS per gDp1e, an bte Erdser 3abltar.
Der ,gDeder" wtrb ebenfals In @aI0tnatun unb
gBpeeltns .taeli8 bur& GrSeer ben MbOanentsn
tns 9aus 6efcrBt.
DarIb bic pOR psrfsneet tofet Der td9lGe ,,gDeder"
$500 per Sabr, tn Wnbsb btn9ter 0prausb'e.
ablune.
AZ DaS 9B Cd en- la t t bes Baltimore gDeder
trl2eint sSeu 6retaa untatOfet tdbrl 50 tn umbe.
btn8ter @prauebejablune.
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lleberieeiide
9nffd0e= Macntnr.

SsslIs9lla.. N'NtTASN- %%SSHiAAR+
Die unerjeGlntten heQen nit bem 6dufs
Sefrd3ter, in IN Berbiupun9 uno suen fir Reb-
nune oeelbn unr pCrDetipdtn Seoin9ungcn au ben
nteor tg tie Bremer . SEN duf etn $ al ailuae
age 9 etne aus nap Swdr tur G1iute, teeraae unb
3pdenbed nit eB eI M 8 gen 9Gdetf6tffen p . n
Bremen mad aun pdieu BCretnGten SoTadten been.
perS altimoEe Der &peS uter 9remrn lit fur
Deat6e aHersdnnt Oprbettgaftete, unb Hthtbe.
nusunaSfac oee dene5 tenn batu NusSabler Gas eli
rt bIetbt IG mpbteu wr 0eniengen 6e 6reun
be uno gerwdnote Deudlanp peruber pmmen laiien
ppaea, unere 0ermttelun8 iurN pbBes Sdus erge6en
Ss8elf@tffe pertaien Bremen ain 1. un6 Is. iebsu
WpndtS.
@benlD Sunen Bet Yaassdne ieber glaRe unter 9s
legun9 Der DlGBe fur bic ueucn uno pra6tppIl ein.
ert teteu Odmp fiG Gtffe pes Rprb beutfden n
QtEgO at gleW"yOrt ndn Bremen als AUG
db SreneH Nsp"gort
u Ben dbtn Der &pmpa8uie sbe nabcrs ansioe rntsr
alet6en Sconsun8cn fur Nednuns Scr S6 s. tlpft
crf, cit8e8eH9 npmmen perbn, unb od man NIT Rcrt
pieltn Soften 8pr5us geben fan burG sra
bet uns u be Dpr 5etriBeretsn burG y "
Nunner 8eFbert inp 10 enpfeDleu ptr audi bteru pen
Yubtum rnfere Wermtung.
Die Nbtaprtsta8e Der SGtte itno mie fOl0t;
y, Bremen " gtew. gprt.
3uetpn, u 91ente II, Suit Ia. aug
4ew-y prt, b, 6aaen, 81. suit 1S. Mug
SDeier, y @dtten, IA. Au9. IL. Sept.
9DeBeu nGberer MuStuntt wenbe mani fG on
y ed uuc y am mn,
Snlt,tl SO. 1i3 gD.-4pmbdrbhr., Baltimore,
&alenoer fir 1859.
&us2S.S GaD. ". 9 @ int, gtp. 55l@. @asar.
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&rG1tfen 1auD $seiDemDen.
DIR. Swayne's
5uiammen5efeeter Sprup BON gBilbfirIden
IkMf,erprNentlf6be A2ur.

point ROds, 8riccr6 g.. Ysb
Or. dbne- gBerther ,6err Gs ais cine pItbt a..
baS YnSltum betratenb aug lei a6er UNI @Id, oerft
tu n, MIL t4 Sud nit eiasr mid elb betreensen MIR is
auBVrben betannt ma3sn ais iemals cine re
ben wurpe. SIM Iestsn Ottpber bate M cine forfs Srufs
tdtnng, aus wber @ etnSsfApIr bbete bas id aud ben
Qnuaea mittbetlte Bic tnuerlth nnb SustrIh vii Sts
Otter auswarfen @ietn atbem fpnne Sur bic QHnosn
pairen uni du6 bHrd bic Oefnuug tn metuer Sruf an.
IGeiaenb NIT sroBsr 6tsteit baBet bate t Sad nns
Nat e!nen beittssn 5uen DerDr ben Nppett np nnrbs
iebr btntalte bGB mene Ier5te ale 5hnuna dufqabsn
unb metne Erdntb GnBer bem SereG ppn eptin heltsn
Sn btesn eenoen 3uanD Se6 i cine anee 3e bis ids an
ttnem Srtppf ab8ema8rt pa rnp fir mid aue SciTnTo
0eeh wunoerSp1sn Suren 8eleen Bate, bic @ner n,
"a m me49eIsstsr m SgrIp son WtI6ftr.
SspSFSrdNfs ORA, M 10 i2Iats ID eIei fur an pen
meinem erOBsn @rldnnen uup 5ur TreuOe mener Namte
fn8 bic Setnune IN Ger 2Gn8e ;u belen nsn puGet
aaPm aU ap aS'@ SEQ" opte'n seSraa Bate mar i'd p6l
heber faa Sabre nb perFcen unb npa Sin i'd sin asrnn.
ben leBu Is WDuaen n etnen Saa ant oepeisn unS b.
Femme RaB 'S &nG 8rOsen Oan 9uiOs bin. A@tunespCI
Der unter6risbene TT NIT GpVmas Drpn eenau bSionn
Gno ann tuqtr 6SB er ME Uten ansesben bebatet mar
so Serae ens gpteoerperreiunG fan mis- etn QDnnSe-
@r II Elm wlrb8eS MslteD Der @sielfGaft.
oa,r 10. gSs,Ins, n,es 81. " .Is!,! 2nsSOrOw
So gBsr tann bic 5tbartett Der aIsebuus be,meifeS
HaGNcm sr ttn 3easntB pe eas Ubtge 8eieien bat.
&s gtbt nur etn upetdBta 3ubrettuns non 9DbFrThen
une bic etn6t bic BON enem prbenen Mr3te ubsrets
SHree, u Or: wapn . v3aammensefsster Sprup pSr
Srantbeen, wtIasn ansemeHen It unp fur ushe 81,
erdunlt3ren 50 aus pehen @ebrau6e m ctsten man,
stq IL 2uGen, gftafan6sg AuStebrun5, g5rends @nA
s5mme, Sstenite9en pber Sruf9mersen eel6wShtS Srr
tenpn (pesen Dttsbraud BON &aOme unb anbcren In Ia
9n 2er3tOplen peer 9errantbett fsenb 8etsuna pScr
&nlnbune Der 8ebie Setne nabrbaftsn ftsn
5sresrn unb rein8en Sas ut uub uuterpaea BE Srsft
no Der appettt tepIt. - Alein8cr @,rfcrttaer
Or. &uapne SDbn
1, Nprtb SCpentb Str,et uber bem MdrF
pbtabelpba
gert1uIt BET:
S. .. GpDt, @p. 76 SaIttmpreRrase;
2. Wt. &p D tn 9fo, 90 SrpapWdp;
., S rev, Ns. 81 RUrtb @dpfraBe, unb
IN Der Ontce otS =, Baltimore ySefer."
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Observation-Disclosures

@a8, baS billi9lte aIIer Ntdbte
aber FIR Dteieuaen pee d bic @asrEbren n6tp-
cen grrri6tunssn pDn @sarles Sunepubu, @de BON
Baltimore unb SrpnthraBe dni1afen
DsetOen 8reuHEen nn0 setSnnten, fOTe bem Yublifum
mir nur Won Der reelfn Sebteauns bic ebe n fonn msi
ale Irbetten eurd metnt e9enen 6Gnoe aeben ~
90 8eparauren, fUwts tUntt8e WetaQ Nrbeiten perb t
"a i6aea ais mpalt1 belpr9en.
&ug143mt GbdS. unabubu
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s.. s. Gtc6ert ,;
SIR s &Sff=2OmbdroffrGRe

Supporter nlt0 Sdn6ler in Q8ein, SranOtes It.
SD empfeble tiermit meaan 5reunben uEb benz Yublttum
nenaufs Bette 6Otttes Eager DbiBen arfeln Ipute
i'd befpnbers auf aten enae 20 tiefet, 8ranbYu.
tpa. 81 aufmerfam mle. 2B1tetts uRb Sranbs 70 rben
betm Barrel gum atftpreiit a68elaien pnit al sci mir
befeIeen 4rttfsi bur n 8enea QSeiponu fpenfre ins
6auS aettefert ntrb.
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alenoer fir 1859.

8alsnter fir 1859 empRe6 Q6ebervrfautern 9usnb 25
Aue2S.S G9G. N. 9 b M bt SO. 55hf. 0agar.
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WS Sttteral . 9&Soiler.

<DN NEEEEC1ES sIS&SWEEe
SaIfaparilla, xlle uno @iSer
Der befen Quaitat inp fetS 3u baben tnpem Bpng Sta
bItaemsnt Oss games WfcSaDS,
9tc. 1872, Trantlmltr1Be. Baltimore
so Ile 9etelGu8n tpenrrei tns sous selisfer
uno bnnen ole orren g3trtbe Iewte Anoere ptl@e @ ntt
brer &uneiOaft beebren wpueu per6e m edB bic rein.
ten pepUmeSenrien StUs sum btl8feu Yret crbalttn.
(Sdu7-S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
T * e plInE M e n
will be issued every Friday, at Uppeins
dusky, O.,s2, 90 peannunl, 81 so IN ApvNoA
& GDHEM@H
ON MAIN STREET, FIVE DOORS
NORTH OF THE RAILROAD.
Rates of Advertising.

1CUVGU VI. VVkVxp21f6'
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts square
One square, 3 weeks or less. :. -. ......$l, w
One souare. each additional insertion,.... 25
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at the following rates, payable quarterly:
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Two squares months, without change, 400
Three squares months, without change, 500
Four squares months, without change. 500
Each additional square, per quarter,..... LOO
Notice Of the final ettlemept Of Estates so
cents,each.
All embellishments must be paid,in advance.
Attorneys will be holden for the price of insert
ing legal notices handed in by them. Publish.
ers not accountable for the accuracy of legal
advertisements beyond the amount charged for
heir publication.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

b RE- Say twice, without a. mistake:
Peter Piper's peacock picked a peck of
pepper out ofafpewtrr platteryif Peter
'Plper's peacock pickeda peck of pepper
out ofa pewter platter; where is the peck
iofpepper Petsr Piper's p acock picked
out Of apew!er plattergHu I'd bersyA
Then say II saw fvs brave maids.
braiding broad braid. on i've broad. beds:
| said to these FIVE brave maids, braiding
broad braid on. Ave broad beds, braid
broad braid braye msids.tefn gv ea1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

RA sheriff's officer il Norwich.
made the following return lately: Then
and there by vlrtne, de-, I arrested the
body Of tho within. named Quinian, 40
feet high, on awhile oak Tree, in said Nor
wich," and one Of the items Of fees, as al
lowed BY the Court reads. paid assist
ance to climb tree and bring prisoner
down." a,,naD z-e4 o-.s-S .sa5,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

How old are you?' said mag
iistrate TO a German, arraigned before
him. .aog ,tn Eqai li aiisa 9di e1olsi
im'I am dirty" sal iis l1s9a sas aaaJ
sand how old isyour wifs?"t "a %
"She IS dirty-two."e odi gaiasada
"Then sir. you are a. very dirty couple.
and ! wish to have nothing further. to do
with either Of you" ..':,.... '...,r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
,.Rn|ySAS SAVED ... j..
,. adobAT LAsT!-AND A NEW 9yi&
GROCERY STORE

OPENED IN THE MCCONNELL
BUILDING. OPPOSITE THE G ON.
4HERCLAL HOTEL.
The subscriber having purchased a lot of
Groceries Il Provisions at very low prices
lakes this method OF soliciting portion Of the
patronage ofthe citizens Of Wyandot and SUR
rounding counties '1Its pi1z a-5f
Having bought his goods in view of the
maxim that an article well bought is already
half sold, he fattersu himself that he can
give more goods for the money than can be
got FOR corresponding amount in any other
town in Ohio. rg3i 9UD3 Ci dla E2aI j
He will keep constantly on hand, and sell
in quantities to suit purchasers. The best of
Flour, Y Coffee, Tubs, Cotton Batting
Corn meal, Teas, Buckets, Cotton Yarns,
Meat. Molasses, Wash Boards,
,noiiiL yellow and Glazed Wares, Fish, .a.s
.3.,- Syrup, Brooms, Rope and t..I
Twine, Sugar, Salt,
1i yHiEN Nails, Water Lime, I9- i.H.
s.,, Fruits, Confectionaries, .f..t
Nuts and all other articles
Mn usually keptin a Grocer, Store. ~
Cash paid for all kinds of grain at the high.
est market price. j. CULBERTSON
'l- May 7th 1883. l." irr|. gag
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

80 ITPaddy's description Of a fiddle
cannot betbeat:--',lt was the shape Of a
turkey, and size OF a goeseI;she turned it
oyer on its back and rubbed its belly with
a stick andtioch. ~ ST. Patrick, how. it did
squalel" ils tsg gi aw sts ,ssno siiii ri
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
breeders of stock to further exeftion. y
''" Respectfully; submitted.siii Alo
"'f"alt5 h7ni sri E. MESSENGER. d
'tods3 3i3edI suA E. PETERS, cd, bgr
VIM. RENICG.


hrodtli iadl ga1 E. PETERS, cd, Ban
VIM. RENICG,
The case Of dental work by Drs. Rhoads
& Ny ers, and the display Of ambro,ypes
and daguerreotypps by Robert Fleming.
were especially recommended. 'a' H'o''
The members Of this Society are here.
by notified that the annual election for
officers of the same, will be Held at :he
Court house in Upper Sandusky, on Sat-
urday the 9Th day Of November next
at o'clock p. M. at which time there
will be new constitution submitted to
them for their ratification or rejection.
1t is hoped there will be general atten-
dance Of the members. bis.ne
N. B.-Those persons to whom premi-
ums were awarded will take notice that
they can get them by calling on ] D.
Sears Esq. Treasurer. at his office In
Upper Sandusky.ao agusgdisiai 10 asm
.obio..h 3iai 10 T. V. REBER, Pres't. Z
Curtis BERRY, JR.. Sec'y. s1ssl boe b.,
u!ss7 ---->->e>->------- 2iiuBi
"THE JoHNsoN's DlDN'T dAssoclATr
WITH EvEaYBoDY."-Among The thou
sands who met at Indianapolis to welcome
Col. johnson, Of KY, when he made his
electioneerlng tour through the Western
States in 1910, was "'old Charlie" ane-
gro who was once the servant Of the Col.
but was now free and settled in Indiana.
Charlie was now in full feather. lie took
the old soldier under bis protection, in.
stalled himself as door keeper, and no one
was permitted TO shake hands with his for,
mer master, unless by Charlie introduc-
tion. While the crowd was at the door
portly, pompous man came up, and ta-
king the negro by the hand. said .ll
q ,"Hew d. do, Charlie? glad to see you2"
,a Charles dignity was touched by this
familiarity, and he refused to recognize
the gentleman. ii aa. aca& iad igodita
"Why used 10 know you,", said the
man "when you belonged to Col. John
son." '''si@t6 tthe 'A"
Pa''yery likely, sar. sr very likely replied
Charlie, there was great many people
that knew US Johnsons That We didn't
know. The Johnsoon's' didn't ~ associate acfiaHt
with everybody HqYer's Dlraawassr:. "a,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

od EEa The times are said torbel 50 hard
IN Halifax. that the two editors of the
new papr published there. smoke the
same cigar, taking by turns.ntud7 sd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

" W"Ifa q man die shall be live AGAIN."
And once year have dasies answered it.
and springs little infants giving is test.
mony; and every day has the morning
testified, and yet the world is mnuliHmuur-
ing still, II man die, shall lie live a.
gain" '''A" '''7'N
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

wv AM ED 5so 5%MaP5as55x. msD 4 saa.s.
lin the sale ofthe I,most popular selling book
in America Inyalids, MECHANICS, farmers
and teachers, out Of employ and wishing to
travel will fnd this to be very profitable
and pies aant business, enabling them 10 make
money and see the country at the same time.
Agents now in the business are clearing from
$500 to 1000 per year. For full particulars,
and list Of books, address Box 43, Mt. Gil
cad, Morrow Co., Ohio. ,t,t HI h+e fsuo,,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

TEwELRY, GOLD PENS, PORT MON
- les, and Folios. and variety of Yankee
Notions, at MAXWELL & HOLTON'S. g
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

saa0zeab&e'-Best lhree yoke Of Oxen
thp from one tooYwlnHshiP Crane. Cran Bsgst yoke
oxen, D. Smith, Cd best yoke, oxen. do.
Best year Old steer, IT. V.oRetef; Best
2year old' steerYT II G. Dye; ed best do
GeoayMessengera best iyear|ing steer0T.
2; Dye; best s3year oldde, TsY. keberp
Is 81 2lfe fUese uo l1h doI Iaad sad goo, sd 10 bro
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
) CLASS H.

Grade CaMeA-Best bull, A. c., Glen.
ems. Best yearling bull, Crawford Kear.
"a best dos. Bowers. Best bull calf. T.
.VIReberJ e9sd best; do AIR. Sye.s; Best
cow. Whitley T.lV, eRebeEa Cd best DO
Nc, DIN. Carey Best 2 year old Heif-
er DO. I'd best do, T. G. Dye. Best
yearling heifer, [White Lilly] n. j. Stair.
2d best DO AoC. Clemebs!l hBest heifer
calf, Med. I'M. Carey. ladobest do IT,.
NJ. Reber.i L-LnAnne ar.lad .asa- LnL l.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

(. F'xH dc --Bfs. bushel winter apples j !.
K. Luptou; best bushel fall apples, same;
Best and greatest variety Of apples sam, !;
Cd best do doP. Berry; best iloz' punches
grapes, j. X. Lupton; bes: lot peaches,
A. Keenan; ed best bushel fall apples, G.
Sheets. s5geG re bavol 91sg lya.ia brs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

Garden products, Best peek tomatoes,
Mrs: A. R. Slye; best egg plant. same;
best Q pumpkins, J. d. Sears; best and
greatest variety Of pumpkins. James Sim
son. .a.r9A,nrd & .g.n.nlf II semnlT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29
CLASS D..
CLASS E.

Sweepstakes on Horses. Best troiter
four rounds on time, Gipsey Boy, distance
1 mile. time $40, W. Sni1er. Best 9
year old Stallion Martin d McDermot. .
Best Stallion colt, B. Hughes. Best brood
n mare, B. Hughes. Kill 5sef.i,..a -.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-29

Grain Best j buhshel wheat, John
Bakers best bdshel cats J3K. Iupton
bestt hushel barley S. Ewing; best !
ibushsl corn in ear L. H., Cook; best sam
pie beans. Mrs. Ruth Erect. i a,s,.. +
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
SHERlFFS SALE.

DY ,irtnr OF a fuutth exc ouion to m direct
Det from he Court Of Common PIt-'> al Ne. =
Guun'y. will lhtf'r t"r sale ~ the dD0r ~ the
tuur- iinuSe in PunCroy, ut 10 o'rluck i.
u on Sirnrday the 5ih day of August 1854.
he loiluwing described InniS. tn. Wit B-G'n2
ning at .hr rrnt,r Of NH street, II Pay--
vile, in MegS & nnty, II rod" sOuth I:rin
irc SUnth west corner al land nw :d ~ =.
ruwuS-ud; thence taS, II ruts. ;henCt |ou'h
II rulS. then wrSi - mtS; thence purlk ~
r,,!S T." the place nt beginning. trn'a'ni't {
and ON. hundred aud twenty tight nn"'h n
died S\ltlh acrS, l''ns part "s scrti"A !6'
in Scipio township. nni sold as he property
of 3, njnirIn r. Dyke. Arpr'i<':,i al $50 %.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

Gx-rhe Republican Convention. which
meets Mt Columbus on the l3,h inst, will
have mn important duty to perform, in pre-
seniing candidates for the various state
Offices, to be filled at the ensuing election.
If that duty is fairly and lmpartinlly per-
formed. we have no doubt Of the trium-
phant election of the ticket. But if ANY
'aspiraht shall obtain a nomination Though
irickery or corruption, (of which we have
no present fears, VIC hope and trust lie
may be defeated.
Tho most important Office to be filed is
TINT Of Judge Of the Supreme Court We
have heard several able and good men
named for this important post. any ono OF
whom we could most cordially support.
Among these is our present Common
Pleas Judge, Hon. Simeon Nash. Every
person will admit, that if the choice OF the
Convention should fall upon him, he would
grace the position by his legal ability. and
give entire satisfaction TO the people of the
state. The only objection that could come
from this Judicial District, would be the
loss of his services in the position he now
ills.
Among those named for member. of th'
Board of Public Works, we see the nam'
f OF }. B. Gregory, Esq. Of Portsmouth
Without intendingsto disparage any othe
gentlemen who may be before the conven
lon, we think better, man for the pos
; can hardly be found, or one who would b
3 more cordially supported by the citizens Q
Southern Ohio. With Mr.. Gregory W
, are personally acquain:ed, AM bclierin
, him to be not only honest and capable
! but eminently qualified for the position
O should be rejoiced if the Convention shoul
!, present his name for that office. We te'
an abiding faith however, that the dele
gates will make no nomination not ''iit
f be made" and hope we shall be able
!, support freely the entire ticket,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills,

PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATEHT.
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Ply sician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This Invaluable medicine is unfaling IN tho Of
all thuse painful and dangerous diseases which
female constitution is subject. 1t modcratcs all ex
cess aud removes all distractions, and speedy
may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
peculiarly suited II will, in short time; bring
"n the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, hUars tho Govern
cnt Stamp Of GroHt Britain. u prov cHt IfSits
CAUTION.
1hese pills should not be TAX by folnHles during
the THREE sasTgiH ~ Fr,,Enai'rys Ihcl are
sure iobring on AlseHrTiago. bus any other time they
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Pits will eibrct PUFc RbcnaiI [iAey meaJIs hnV Q
fnii"d. AMI although powerful remcdJ do not con
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