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a9enttn. S0bn y. alfcr,
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spepttiOngz II. QBcdieI9eTdGfte.

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csobnftOn's 0erfftberun0Bs A0eufMr,
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Serlt9erun98<GD Comp. Der Nallep BON Viroiuien.
NIT 1891 900 CAPITAL.
Security Teuerz8 eriderurg8z@ otnp. +. N.zN..
nit $226,0OO Capital. ~
M6euarlez SnIurances@ pmp. @bar~lottenpi0e8a
NIT $235,O 0 Capital.
WaiRin9tpnTeuer0 electromagnetic I. 0.zO.,
NIT $270,GG0 Capital.
Pactfics neutrality-suspicious. +. N.=O.,
mtts$25f ,953 capital. ''
2pndbur9zS erit6erun98s&on bon 8irginier,
nit $f47,500 Gapitaf.
@cntmcnrealtb 8erltderun8 zGomp. bon Sat.
ri8bur9, Sem,
NIT $t6t, 1872 GapttaI.
Ser StaatenzSeben SzSeritaerung CONF. tpn
Pbilabelpbia,
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G6in0el. g6im0el.

gptr tabeu lptben cine rettere 2abang BON btGItee
GGinbsIn erbalten. wei6e f@ Defenders 3ur Seba&unS DO
S6euntn uub Neben8eSauSen ttanen.
Burns q Sloan,
$40. 49, tiettfrafsn @barfunb
GNA6sS @fe Spn Gufdm urb Is srmGnhrafR.
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Nr8. 1863 s. III. Central Mpenue.
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Drner dQe Nrten pnSprpbt IN TIRE EBrtdnen 1efuGt erhaltf
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SSener nrtb iutdttQer SSabrplam
,sssss. Nad benz Weften urp 9iben. rs.ss,s..
S8ft#Sf Baltimore g umb Sbip- fIs#a@sSSSss
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Nn unb mad benz 20. Sept. qettn bte 3u9e me fCIet:
WGn COMMUNICATION Baltimore Der01ffsua, Sornaaas
UNI s utr 30 Minuen @prmittaes un6 Der
I@rpres5ne nm . ubr 5 Nitnuten Nd@mittaes. 8etbe SIae
Iseb,n mad alen Ebetlen beS QDetens unb NOrb. g8easRs in
|bireter Qinte.
ST 8es<Boifasierc.
Nd6 eGen @unften spifGtn Baltimore unb 1tabrtpntn ebne
man sen 8 u. 80 90. 8Nrm. Bug. 0a6 ausn @unften swff6er
burg ben5 ubr 5 Nttnutens3 ug pn Baltimore.
Der 5reDertdeN Recommendations qua
Serl6st Baltimore fir Srebertd unb bic baswif6en ~iieaenber
plGse tGslid nm 4 ubr IS w. NaGnt., nit Musnabnte beS
Spnrtdas, an6 erret6t 8reberid UNI 7,35 bes NbenbS; perlGtt
bet Der @adebr 8re6ertf UNI s lbr 40 Gftn. @prm. u. langt
in Baltimore UNI IL uGr is Ntin. Nftttass an.
Ser Gntcctt'8@ Ott1Sz Recommendations PUG
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gerld6t @anabenftattpn UNI $40 Wtpr8. u. $50 Jta6nt.
Son &uteUtths NttGS I'm 740 WtUrs. Ii. Gas Mb.
Vad) Wa1btn9tDtt uno bGm Siben.
seben BITE 51ss uni 4 rnr 80 81. u. 9 u. 80 N gprntttaa8
Ipwte nm 3I.u 80 % .unb 51br 80 N. 9fa6m.
Yin Spnntaaen UNI AZ ur Wpreens.
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5,35 unb 7.A5 ubr Born. unb $50, unb 445 gtaSu.
Din Spnntd8en nur gla6nt. I'm 3 u. so Dttn.
Der Spette ub Dterte Bug BON Baltimore u. @af6tnatpn
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oen-Stastpn- gB Mt. 9rescptt mtth,
SranspprtattpnSmeifer, Saitimrre.
&u816-S 6. so. s ole, Observation-Disclosures.
S$SicDfto fiir Ninipamoerer.
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Rudolph Lupus,
k,3 ~1I9rrmat5cr uto cSjutDetier+
~~4f 9to. 297, Nelt YrattitraBey
3pei Eturen BON Gutawfr. 8alttmprs.
SD made mttuen 5%reurbCn, fDoie Fem putltfum i'm IN.
eemeinen biermtt bic gnsetae, bag id Oviee6 @eiGdft tduEtG
ubernpmmtn Babe unb fes cit mebGGHOrtirteS 0l9er 1rn 5u.
nsler, flbernen unp GOlbenen GoI0en.ubreu, Stano. u. par
%lrr-lltren, fpwte ale III bG8 Suneten. uub lbrtns@siG6f
ein16laaenbe Mrttfei p~prrdthi9 bate.
SD werec meine Runpen i~eber5eit Gut un6 btlts beoiensn.
Gepnraturen an nbren nub Spwtlen befGrge tb punftltd.
Nua2Utl Nubplpb 0upu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHEs.-The market steady, with sales of about so
bbls pots, at &C.; pearls were quiet.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market continued to manifest
much nrmuess, especially for good shipping brands,
which becoming scarce, especially such as round
hoop and extra grades Of Ohio, and sales in
were made at advance OF about &c. per Dbl. There
also continued good demand for Southern -four, espe
caly for grades adapted to the trade With tropical ports
The footed up about 5000 10 900 bbls at about
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FEW yosH-rHr, DAT.
sur Ruvs,............. soos morn IL OF
sxrs............. bS srca wArRa.....ev IL IS

Port OF New York, March o, 1855.
CLEARED
sTss A'Fo Dss ssg pTsz
Rs-h I.mplighisr s.csy prnsrsrs--J y Smith AGO.
Brig O Brieu WAITE Hsvans-J ElwenA Go.
Brig srni, Dure, N Thomas Ac-xstland, Phelps Co.
ssr ssI wsis @ef biPs sa s smith
Ser bsI,lL Bllsnsrd sichmon 4, &C P,erion H.,
schr Amelia Bsyley, PorLsmouih-S Lewis Go.
ARRIVED.
Steamship New York tBrl Mcmillan Greepock Feb H.
renoed heavy gsles westward ali the passage on The
18Th u struck by lightning, which split the fore royal
Bark Warren Fisher (of Philadelphia Gallagher Newcss
tie Dec 81 with mdse master Was OF Lands End Jan IL
wSw 10 NV, n SwE and NJ, With rain Ssii and snow
veaber cold and freezing lat inst Bsrnegat bearing NV
time had heavy gales from NV 70 NIX with rain hail and
snox weather very cold vessel All iced up 5h inst OF san
the city by Geamtugs Hector and Achilles FEB IS lat 80 O6,
ION % ~ exchanged signals with Br ship Star bound "
sosi sns isWi fsS r. M o lon N 7s spoke
schr ri Dorado, hence for Kingston ia who repor In
enhing int uded into the port
seerpgNbyw w. The e has experienced heavy Ne sales
fsohr sunny south Weeks washington NC. 6 days
scr Mary Parmelee, Gaskl, Washington, NC, 4daya
scht jamestown Istoure,te CITY Poiut. 4dsys
sosr Granite STATE Bur S. Boston days
schr PauFassett, NAPLES, Boston, days
sloop Bscksiobe sedman, Providence
Steamer Caledonia Layheld, Baltimore.
steamer Pelican Adrich Providence.
The bark II Rutgers from s, Marks anchor In the
lower bay having been blown OF 10 the late gale
SAILED.
ship Yorkshire, Liverpool.
wind during the day from wSw 10 rrw, blowing gale
Miscellaneous md D,sasterS
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REsTAURANTs

GEORGE WEST LATE or II WALL STREET. Will
NJ be pleased his friends and old patrons At the sam
pie ONCE No South William street and give them GAS
VIM Younger Co.'S ale and sandwich
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Eses Atkins kersson tren noekiaad for Richmond; q
% 9ss sss T. " n S ooo. With
'esr si Enst ,Sn and sun; ;un. E s is ss7so
:Sa ss s% B'nors Key
Golden Essis q ia collision with schr David
Bsre s.pwocd from Rocklsnd for NYort; put into Bos
Isabella Ebbcrs Rodeld ashore at Albion river Jan Is
dsa. ashore q Cape s Hsqossn So $1,000
Lagrange Canasse rom Roc fland total loss at sasush
'G gse1y Phsasph. struck on suntea
tai a.s sq1s s Scu's'' for TO-
IS SS'f'nd FOR
JAN 81 ss h sssds Sc
Magyar Flowers from Baltimore for Antigua; abandoned
from NYork for FAN River; los. ma!nast
Mary Jsne Lane from NYork for rampco pu, Mas
wSassa s'Sf. ia ss SH' put in
Morning .A White for Cuba put into
ssa%:n T;St:: from XyorE Tor Georgetown SC;
KSsTn P.s F. River lost main
and 81 ashore near
osS II X s for B0r' lost deck
Long fr% cSGsss fss Boston, ashore on Stony
orinoco SNOW, from Norfolk for Halifax. Struck Hampton
Moulton Donaldson from Carthagena for Kingston,
Ja at K Jan 81 ieaky; lost captain. $780,
Rio (srsnde Bsrsnson from Georgetown Dc for Bos-
missing since Jan II 5000
Thadey Adey destroyed by TIRE In Massachusetts Bay Feb
g. carao Of lime. $500.
vesmont, Elliott from Wilmu gon NC, for West indies
collision with schr Worth; returned 10 W. $500.
VIM Cobb, ID Endcott from Aspnwa for Attakapas; to-
tai Old Providence reef Jan j. $4,000.
wr Parrsp Ogden from Chesapeake Bay for EYork;
collision with steamer Louisiana and Feb 2. $780,
Wythe futile from Richmond at NYork; ashore Romer
Shoal. 1900
Zavaa Bsuch from Corpus Christi for Galveston; report
ed eshore Feb l. 80 miles of Matagords Light $1,000.
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kovEsgNns N FOREIGN DRY GcoDs.
Fp~ ths vsrk 1856 1861. 1858.
fDiere4 at the port 81 sec .2J5 27s $40 11s7 sTe
Thrown en- market 100. l,75s,0l4 1907 ,s56 l5pO5ss
Stro, Jas, I.
Entered at the port tio CO.. $50 Mi7l.ess eel2 a2s
Thrown 90 market. o.. 2O,3l5.7Os 24s1r s32 1262e1s5
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FURNITURE.

RosEwooD FURNTrURK-A FAMILY BREAKINg
~ up oner their furniture great bargain; consisting
suits covered in SILK brocse and velvet sofas Vol
sre medallion chairs centre and sde tables Brussels cT
pets lace curtains &c Foe particulars address Morton He
Tslt once, Ger nres dsyA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

81 TrENTIOH AII."-g. r. sPANGESBHRG a CO.
"a have en- exhibition. and nufacturnR forts
and OF their gold and silver paie
which conceded 70 be superior 10 thing offered for
durability beauty OF finish, and entire freedom
requiring only the Of ordinary articles liberal
discount 70 loobing houses call IA solicited oce
Ann streel
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rrHE NEW YORK WHOLESALE PRrCPs CURRENT
letter sheet printed on superne thin paper, sui,abl
Tor enclosure regularly issued Wednesday and satu
Single copies cents.
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Stewards patent wrought iron uls for MAJ kilns and
drying floors The subscribers prepared receive
orders for the above article which will he thirty
Per cent In time and fsel And The best flooring uss
The tile can De packed Tor shipment IN small and
The flooring laid by any ordinary esban,c Iiso iron ps~f
rated IN NE usual manner for flooring short notice r. o.
ARNOLD Co, sole of The pst~nt, AZ Brossse
street second door west ~ broadway, NY
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,oR sAIE-rwo THoRouGH BRRD 20 INTER- DOGS.
well trained Can be seen 81 No, rov'S Moore street,
wnl be sold cheap
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THE SMOKE cAUsxD BY THE Observation-Disclosures
he. n al ys A. have sS :.
nsss whossse dealers win DO well " exsmine my stock
"-'' o. CHEEKS, Brosdway,
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rnsceIIaneous and Disasters

kAnr st BfRp, Weston a boston from kessna from he
s3E saiU!lsla et,I -fs7IGrGISsa va
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CENIoR VETERAN CORPS OF 1884, WILL NEXT AT
- the railroad depot corner of West Broadway wareo
street Sunday Feb T. at ~ O'Clock Y. NJ attend divine
service body at the Methodist Episcopal church In Dnans
by invitation the kev Mr. AGams pastor Let every
Ii. RAYMOND. Colonel
ISAAC NJ PHYrE Adu,snt
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DANIEL BOLLINGER.
Holiday sburgh, Pa, July ~. ST.

LIVER COMPLAINT CURFD BY LIND.
seys improved Blood Scarcher:-Bluir county /.
ss.--Persoually appeared before me, one Of
the Justices OF the Peace, in an for Blair Co.
George kopp, who being sworn &C, ordng TO
law, doth drpose and say: Two years ago
was afflicted with pain between the shoulders.
almost constant cough. loss Of appetite. chiils,
night sweats, and very subject to take colds ).
l. at length, became SO weak that could hard
ly Tx my physician done me no good -
sometime last fall, commenced taking Lini
sey's Improved Blood Searcher, and by the
use of tw bottles was perfectly cured. i feel
to recommend it to all who suffer from Liver
diseases, general debility. loss of apre; ite, and
other diseases arising from impurity of the
blood would not like TO do without it.
consider it an excellent family medicine
(Signed) GEORGE KOPP.
Sworn and subscribed this 10th day OF March
A D. 1887, before me, JG0ki.EY JP.
NorE.-Mr. Kopp is resident of Franks.
t'wn, and is well known to the citizens Of Blair
and Bedford counties as a man Of excellent
character and influence.
For sale by Henderson kFcrris, Upper San
dusky; Bruck & Leonard Marion; II Peters,
Marion W. N. Bairis d Co., Wholesale
gents Pittsburgh Pa. +"
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X, X. SEAM a III >

L ST A I L A G E N I
u M UPPER SANDI SKY, O.
Buys and sells Farms, Wild Lands, Town
Property, Pays Taxes, for NO residents; re-
deems lands sold for taxes: invests money
answers letters of inquiry as toprice and
anality of Land in Wyandot county, And all
business aprertaini q to Real Estate agency
The agency of lands so icited. :,
Residents and non residents having lands
for sale, or desiring business do e,will find il
always to their interest 10 employ an agent
living in the vicinity of their lands. .,-.7
r Upper Sandusky. May 3Oth, 1858. .,.,,,t
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10 TEACHERS.

THE Board ofExaminers of Wyandot Coun-
ty, Ohio, will hold meetings rgularl at the
Clerks Office in the Court House on the first and
third Saturdays in each month, for the ex-
animation OF Teachers, under the "act to pro-
vide for the reorganization, supervision and
maintainance of Common Schools" passed
March, IA, 1858. Teachers are requested to
meet the Board as early as 10 o'clock A. NJ
promptly. All applications will be required tr
furnish evidence of good moral character by
certificates or otherwise as no certificates will
be granted without such evidence, and nc
special meetings Of the Board will be held un-
der any consideration.
-..0- BY Orderof the Board.
H, MADDUX, Clerk.
Aug. l6 1855. uo50t
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Howard Association
PHILADELPHIA.

tOrO A Benevolent Institution estab-
IS5S. il.hed BY special endowment,
for the relief of the sick and distressed afflic-
ted with virnlent and Epidemic Disea es.
The Directors of this well.known institu-
ton, in their annual report upon the treat
ment of Sexual diseases, fol the year ending
January st, 1858, express the highest salts
faction with the success which has attended
the labors the consulting Surgeon, IN the
cure OF Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness.
Impotence, Gonorrhea, Gleet, Syphilis, the
vice of Onanism or Self abuse, DC. and order
continuance OF the same plan, for the ensuing
.year. The consulting Surgeon is authorized
to give medical advice gratis, to all who APP
plv by letter, with description of their con-
dition (age, occupation, habits of lifs. &c..)
and in case OF OF RENE. poverty, to Furnish
Medicine free # charge. Some of the new
remedies and methods Of treatment, discover
cd during the last year, are o great value
An admirable report on Spernatorrhoea, or
Seminal weakness. The vice Of Onanism. Mas.
tlrbation, or Self,abuse, and other diseases Of
the sexual organs, by the consulting surgeon
will be sent by mail (in sealed letter envel-
ope), free of charge, on receipt Of two stamps
for postage Other Reports and Tracts, on
the nature and treatment of Sexual diseases,
Diet, &C., are constantly being published for
eratuitous distribution, and will be sent to the
afflcted.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR.. GEO.
n. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, How
ard Association, No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia Pa. by order of the directors
GEO. FAIRCHILD. Secretary.
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
May IA, 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26

uyAS sp.pt tba o,eota jnart or hi. If in
travelling. having visited Europe. Asi,.
and Africa as well as North Am.rica-bas
sLeut 'ILrec ivcrrs amonr ;he indians Of our
Western Conntrv-it WAS in this way that
tle Ind,n Ront p;lls were frst d;scoysred Dr.
NJ Mora,,vssetbc frst n,.n m est,hlisb tbs fact
tb,, .il J;so.sns .r;sa r,nm IMpJlR ny or
TI1E RTnonN,hat our s,rruuth bea,b nd
lift dennudsd nron + . Vial AHA
VII, ~ !, n;,,,,., ,,.as,s..s Laon,, .,o.r.a
and 90 NOT mel II, ptrrccif gif harmony wifi tbe
different functions of the body. the blood loscs
its action, becomes, thick, corrupted and dis.
eased thus causing pains, sickness, and dis
tess of every name ourstrcngth is exhausted,
our health We are deprived off, and if nature is
not assisted. in tbrowinr off the stapnant bu
mors. the blood will become chokrd and ceas,
to act and INA our light of life will be forever
blown out, How in,portnnl then that we SHOULD
keen the various passages of the body free ant
onen And how pleasant to ia that we hay,
II in o,r mower to nut n medicneiu yuJ,,.seh
namely. Morse's Indian Root Pills. .,..u fac
turpd ron plants Md roots which grow arounc
the mountainous cl ,ffs in Natures rarden.for
The health and recovery of diseased man, One
Of the roots nm, which these Pills are made is
Sudori6c. which nnens tbc nores Of the skin,
and assists Nature IN throwing out the finer
narts M Of the corrnntion within The second ia
a plant which is an EXpectOrant, that OnenS
and unclogs the passage to the lungs, and ;bus
~ n, soothing manner, performs its duty by
,hpIM,ng on phegm ana o.her ha hanGfs ,h;r1 'io
Diuretic. which M rives give ease M aid double strength
to the Kidneys; thus encouraged, they diaw
l'rge amounts unit, Of impurity from The blood.
whcn IS hen rhrow out snd cond
have been discharged IN any Other way. The
fourth is Catharlc. and accompanies tho
other properties, Of the Pills while engaged in
puryng the olooa ,he eoatsef h Paelfs :.
am p pths taken I up . and cpnveved @ off in ] Great
quantities BY the bowels.
Flom the above it is shown thai Dr.. Morsr,'s
indian Root is aos Gy enter ad .ns stomacns acne
find t way % to every every part, and completely rout
out and cleanse the system from all impurity,
and the life of the body. which is he blood, be-
comes perfectly healthy; consequently all
sickness, and pain is driven from the S stc III
The reason why people are so distressed
when sick, and why so many die, is beeuase
they do net get medicine, which will pass to
the afflicted parts, and which will open the
naturul assares for tea disease to be cast nut;
hence, a large quantity of food and other mat
W. =, 80 q t.-.:-.F ~ ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-11-26
PLASTERlNGo g. MASONRY!
JOHN TRIP

Is ltrods ~ IL ~ hlir - h9'sti5
Begs leave to say to the citizens Of Upper
Sandusk, aud vicinity, that he is prepared to
doall kinds of wo k in the line of Plasteing or
Masonry in as good style and upon as reason
able terms as it can possibly be lone. He will
pat up brick or stone wal in a'manner that
canno. fail to givesatisfaction, ,..1i7D..
CISTERNS.-He viii always hold himself
in readiness to putup cisterns little better
and good deul cheaper than anybody else en-
gagged in hat branch of the business.
sPL ASTERING Of all descriptions done up
on short no ice. b. l.o.s,. e.. ..e.aps aa.
If his work is not done in workmanlike
manner, he Will make no charge for it. Na{
June a, 1858 1.t, JOHN TR1PP.t