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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
Ser Sei9lima Srffui.

Gnslil6e 3eituasen beaetdnen BEN itatieuildeu No.
tricten nit bieiein Namen. St Srliui bielen 9,o,e,,
%perptent, ntO9e bic ~fcl9enpe weiterr Stele aus ietueu,
Serb6r entl6ctoen:
"llm pas fulminirenbe Yulpsr sur 5iluns Der gpn,z
ben ltder ''a6 paris gu %brinsen, bilte Srlini palelbe
IN Sealde' Die ct son Belt gu Belt anfeuatete, uup i,t
Mahtlade bars. Das Yadet bisIes naTsn Uulsers
pp9 etma aWei 9fnnb ensliid. Sn leiner gBp6uluo
III Der 19abpnitra6e III 9aris gins er an bas Srpdne,,
eeilelber, suerlt an Der Cuff, unO pa bies su lanae bar.
erte, am 5euer! gSabrsnb bieIer sefa6rli6en Spero<
ton. beren SeruusIiden i'm unp bas Saus in bic Quft
9eiprsnst BATE, ltanb Srfni Yur benz &arin, In Der
eiien Sano Die ubr, In Der anbern ben G6ermcn,eter.
NIT mathematician 9enauistsit 81, bcredneua wie
LANCE er bas pulper Der @inpirfuns Der @arme o,,ss
iesen birfe."
Set etner lol6en berstbnenoen Gu9e In Der Stunbe
Der @efabr ,tann nur elm @meritaner ben Sdimpfe
nanlen uSeislins" auf Sriint werfen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

@inen Be&feI seseffen. @or einf-
gen Sasen %sreisnete fi& In Montreal cine britere oe.
i6i6te. Scftor Gbarles Sabpurin, @rntayor BON Son.
quenil Bate cine gfote a~usseltellt i'm Setraae BON $4,000
bic Don bier anseiebenen 8Irsern inboIIirt unb Yun Fl.
mem @elomatler, Namens pierre Malc, in Woutreol
sefauft wotoen mar. @m IL. bs. Ws. FAM Or. @ob,,,-
rim in bic Sffee bes @alu ano laste, pas err bic g,pte
nidt be3ablsn Tonne, baB er aber einen She'll Der e5ur.
me abja9len uno fir ben 9tet cine neue gipte a1tsael.
len moae. Der NotenidinDer, Der i~sprnfaus leia bab.
ides 9rcftdsn babel gu MAIDEN seDaGtt, gina baronf
elm, iudte Die betrsfenOe yiOte bsroor, leste Ge auf Der,
&ild in Der Witte bes 3immers unb eins an fetn
Sdrsibpult, Inn rem 8etras Der 3inIen aus,ur.dnen.
&aum batts er aber ben Stiiden sewanbt, ais Der Dol
tor be slote natm, fe in @tiidsn RIP unb serIdtudte.
Der @elomanu, ais ct btes benerfte, p,rbe aau, ro.
isap, l6rts 8euer unb Mcrpjo, 70 bae Die giabbar,
ppn alien Seitsn berteifiir;tsn. yGr 9at meme y,ote
9sgeiem fur $4,000, ie 1T In Istnem 9auGe !" Idrfe
oerSnsifluh9spUa Der Naun, unb a~lsrbin9s fabsn bic
@rlten, tpefhs berbeieilten, ME Der Doctor nod eten bic
lebten Stiide oss tartet 9apiers btnunter pirate.
Sabourin %lauantte, bab er benz 0falo iraenb et,pos
ihulOe, Der Gin Nal iibsr bas anoere lbrte: ,@r laot.
9laubt i'm ntdtm Ooftor, bre6en Sic beraus SIRE
S6nlp pber unlaulp, i6 nil S9nen Elm Sretuitte(
sebsn! Der Doctor aber mar niat seneist, Dem uns
sliidli&sn @elomanne biele @sfG0igfeit su erspei1en.
nnn puros CUR ,nsitsrsn unteriuduns ~beissfedt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27

yort Den So'nntiiipndren biIft, cine iepe iplde @5dant
tbat, Die si ibrcr %Sseuntnie gebradt wirb, on bsn
Stranger gu iiellen, meuu bic in bcn ssutEbeu, fron,S
liiden ane bslsiidrn 5afentGptcn, lpipic an ben spr-
;i9litlten en,i9ratipns-Ge ntrem OeutlGlnnts ssr
bretteten Slatter ii@ Der Sade amnabmen r,,p Den
auS,rnnosrsrn in Die !SGire sebradt miirbsa, Damn
nHrSe Strl smr a6bilfe pielss tnfameu 3uaanbee lei.
9etragen werben.
sSir iorrern unirrc 3errn Gullraen amf, in pislsr
ai'9elc9enteit umS bic SGnre ;u ~reidben wsnr mir
hnt eth ein3iscS bieicr armsn @dcdcn auf ieoer lie.
oerfaprt pr Der Shonre bemabren, 10 Fno mir ia
'"'h h'h'anslidN fir infer Stretsn telptnt, C@. gS.A
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-03-27
Ser Nrp,ee nnb Die Scrurtbeiluna
Der fran3DTicbcm 2Gttcmtdter.

Der frau3pfticben 2GftcmtGter.
Nm %. 6etrIar murrc Yrr ben, N~lIilenbpf Der
SroSsB seSen Sriini u,p @cupiIcn, bic ilrbeber pcs
@ttei'tats am la. Sanuar, e%rGfnet.
Gtnt ~Sablreidle MtcniAenmeuse battc lA Spr Dem
Sulttipalalte etnsrfunpcn. SIS murbcn jcerd nur
9erionen Su9elairn, bic nit SiaetS scrlebcr warsn.
Utter ben anwsienpen beu,erttc MAI, Den elaliId,cn
@elanbtsn Sprp Gcrley, pielc gcncrGle, Staatste,
ANTE, Abppfateit unp feline 0amcn.
Ssr NraIipci't bes Slppelhpfs, Delou9le, ~praiibirtc.
Nrr eneralsprrturat G9atr 0'gitanse unb Der
Subltttitt Salle marcn ~2lnflaser. Oils GcrtGeipiaer
fun9trte SuleS 6aprc fir Sriini, Np9ent ct. 2oursrlt
fur 9ierr', Watbteu fur 9tuptp uub gitplct fir
0pnieS.
Inter Den ail9etla9ten Sie9t Sriint p,ir6 @etalt
MN Senrbntril Spr Nlet bic 2lufmertjamfeit an lid.
Gr ut 81 Sabre alt, mtttlercr 0r6be, iein Slid lit
purhtrtrenp, feline Nale 9etpgcn.
9fiptp, 20 Sabr alt, BAT cinen enersii@en bidcn
&ppt itarfcn ~idmarScn Sart unp !Snarmuds. Der
uhtsre AHell lrtrrS e'eltdHts 1T DcrHpritrbrnb, Scinr
Na'thn9 ut rubt9, letite Spradc turi unp barldy.
@Shfi ~ Sabre alt, lleDt SicmltG sutmiitNis aus
S'h frtlNtf @ei1tsfarte rrlhctnt ic9r rlgi9.
plcrrl, oo SABRE alt nit turigcihnitterem ergrlus
enrcm Sart 1np Saar - tr19t Den enrrsilhcn &ppf
e0@ lelle @eNdtSSlt9e linp le9r crresbar.
Stlli'l glelt enc art Sertbctpt9un9srcSc, ipprin CT
"n9ap' Dap CT crlt lett Der OCCUPATION Stpnis burd
Ole oraiiolei', DC CT lpnlt ais Srupcr 9elicbt, ptele
9eNaBt' Aunapl'N aper ltellte lIh bic alte Siebe mic
OCT pef' a0o leti' 9an3er pap lprnpete ltl nun srsrn
Setefte'N. Oanh mare CT 3ell9e Der l1derlihen
SetlHNe 9%taSS'nlS sc'peler, Der 10 pber 20 Mtann
n''p 9'1"''eH 9elN'dt his SfrSerDcn ,ti1p eS lei eur
usestSen9uh9 pl 'glh 9cirprpet, zap Der madti9c
9apeleoh Iaueil nlllle' eHe Die 6retbett StalterlS
mp9'Ep ~erpe. 0te o1ade BABE lclnen Arm 9cfibrt.
ostnafo ahO aal0p petts'1 ilur 9eipuBt, Dap Die Spm=
pt' Fut ps Stfre'Hh9 Stallei's Seriprnpet tperbel ipa'
't"' S~ "us' Slh9eit 9epe lrln Streben auf bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stallens' penn S'rpFr ton'1e eS r'i6t
lfet ipefps''
~ Nta't FW SfFh' pphe auen pcrlpnlthen 9aB
9s9sn y'apo'sVit pat, Den Ct llllr ais Die Sptse rtncS
lht Jet" ea1etlah0 hhtefprlldsr'l@en S9terns Ser<
"''plsH ~Sule'
Msttmatp'S Sef 'Aeh S'h9et ut Die itetlterDafte
Ser'pe'p'9u"9srepe Soh S"leS SaSre, metlterDaft pnr6
Gas, mas par'H 9elast MAS l''ir allSepertet ,tnp mas
pef1@@'e9tH ~rp' Oef l@laie aosptat ltrbmlt hber
ppH Ssrp@erah9eH le'hef S0sa'ltaf, @letlter NiBbtat=
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

GkUEF A. MllkIIL\
's GRoFF g. N ARTIN,
p, One door North Of the Bank.
One door North Of the Bank. ,
Keep the choicest fabrics and latest stylesll
Keep the choicest fabrics and latest styleslI
'O l'' Perfect Goodsl Good Goods
9.y Perfect Goodsl Good Goodsl ..l t
Hd'm Goods they can warrant '
NOT SECOND CLASS aGOoDSll
Not damaged Goods from Auction!
q q a Fd1 q 4 q q &
They keep perfect goods, bought with great
81 care from the first class commission and
Jobbing houses in the Eastern
s.sI aItCl. NJ cities !liuif L11pb gn'
If you want the choicest quality of Goods !! /
If you want goods at nett cash prices
If YOU want goods of the latest styles n!
Call at Croft & Martins Sales Rooms II;
.5G AND EXAMINE THEIR hc
..jll3 Il Fancy Dress Silks! ol
..,... Black Dress Silks! re,, g il .
Silk Tissues! ,;..J..
'0I '' Silk and Wool Berages! " ''
-ia5 Wool Berages! n7n
Berage Delaines! l r,t
l"'- DeBege!
Travelling Dress Goods! '@ .
H,taIi s'7 Dimity for Basqucs! l' .
q laa English Jackonett Lawnsl la, =
Black, Brown and Fancy Lawns!
White, Figured and Colored Brilliants!
American Prints Of Every Variety!
English and French Chintz Prints!
Small Figured Prints, Great Variety
Plain and Dotted Swiss! l5'.s1
.. Bard and Plain Jackonett! I
Mourning Goods, particularly Tamertine!
an Silk Fringe-alf Colors! ."
r ..ai Dress 'Trimmings!' '8 4 ''''
4 ybau95 o Bonnet Ribbons! Ia v9L.
OH alo~I} : Cotton Hosieryk 5ap a5.~
"A ...j5 Wool Hosiery! !il.., ,rs l.
q" '@'' = Silk Hosiery! .. g. i.
'e Ladies No. j Kid Gloves! '4 s' 4
4s Gents No. | Kid Gloves! r ed .
I.g ID. .7.4 Silk Kid Fits! oissaeHj 1
,,o Brocha Shawls /! al lgNgNre /.
Cashmere Shawls!
e,7o a.ri Silk Mantillas! ITsE4
Embroidered Collars and Undersleeves!
' Shaker Hoods!, =,
" ' Late style parasols '., ''.'~
linens, Coltonades, Ticks, Checks, Cot.
III ton and Wool Flannels. Tweeds,
.,g Jeans, Casinetts, English sa
H.; and French Cloths .,,,.
and Cassimeres,
French and English 7'n ''''"
NH m MN9Ds
sc, &C., &c., &C., &C., &c.
}e Choice Family Groceries! '"l i
ept constantly on hand, at the lowest
l,5sm Cash Prices III uqi i
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in Exchange
rr for Goods r.. &c.. ,..s
Wcwill be happy to have our frienls call
nd examine cur stock--we take great pleas
re in showing our goods whetherpersons wish
} purchase or not .ar.a |
GROFF q MARTIN.
Upper Sandusky, June IL 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

' .
railroad scrip, and cast his spittle on the
boards Of other men. a. a ,.,.st,ao. ,
For I will ruin myself. and he who
advertises shall erjoy my substance.
10, the trading man even he, who
sold merchandise, became rich and even
as the unclean beast lie!l in the mire so
ssireth be not by reason Of much gold.
And the people Aocked 10 bis store.
From the North, b, .as 1oag5 rII.
And from the South ras53an
And from the Eastoa gaob ID ssh ~
And from the West. raI
And the printer rejoiced, and his fat did
abound. H. To-. .;., .,,.,, ,.... ..,s.l 20,
But the trader did not become, poor !;
and bis sole mncholy, ceased, and the
smiles Of happiness were upon his face.
And his children did become very
mighty in, the lrnd by reason Of the
dollars which many of the people who
read his advertisement had poured into
the traders money bags. es,.eel,~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
CHARITY.
When you meet with one suspected
OF sOme cac rot loai ~ el,ou,o, .I|

When you meet with one suspected
.u Of some secret deed Of shame, iIt
And for this by all rejected 74l,J
AS a thing of evil name: ...l .....
Guard thine every look and action,
- Speak no word Of heartess blame,
q For the slanderer's vile detraction
.ga Yet may soil thy goodly name. 1e
.pu,. sdl.1Il 1viull .un
When you meet with one pursuing
wa, the lost have entered in,
Working out his own undoing,
E With his secklessncss and sin
Think if placed in his condition,
llW Would kind word be in vain
81 Or allook ofcold Suspicion h' I''''9'
ai Winthee back to truth again 2
= There are spots that bear no flowers.
.9 Not because the soil is bad, ,m jeal
But the summers genial showers 1un
Never maketleir blossoms glad; al
Better have an act that's kindly 1on0
rs Treated sometimes with disdain,
r. Than by Judging others kindly, l."i
Doom the innocent to pain. "o"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

HWe have heard of, A ,despe,ats fsl.i
low, who swore that he would commit SUI
icide even if he should perish il the at.
tepmt. r. NN \ 'al7'' 'A' q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

aaEE An lfishmsn, who had jusslasdsd.' ?
said athe afirsto Bit of msatiBe atsai6 lbiS
oouptry, was roasted poeSsodaboiled yess
terday.a And 10 fyousdoaa 'belieys' 'ns,'r
can show it to you for ashave h b ny
,.a;,a.,is.is gniBisllsssa o. gzs as a<s1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
where 70 3 do Good.

A gentleman somewhat noted for a
vein Of humvr, was riding some years ago
in a stage coach in New Hampsh hire
Among his companions were number Of
gentlemen whose black coats and white
cravats bespoke their clerical profession.
The conversation turned upon politics.
and afterwards upon it's inevitable con.
comitant, the institution Of slavery. The
clerical gentlemen were Of what is term.
ed the conservative school. The priuci.
pal spokesman iuveighed strongly against
the anti.slsvery leaders. and against Mr..
Garrison in particular, for agitatihg the
question so far away from the region most
interested. ''If he wants 10 attack the
evil" said they, "wby does he not go
where he can make some impression upon
it--wbere itexists? Why does he'squirt
his little engine at FIRE that is burning
thousand miles off! The reverend gen.
tlemenr chuqkled heartily atthis sally. and
the speaker looked around with triumph.
ant air. The person first named, though
an eminent Judge. was plainly dressed.
and had few external attractions, Tho
exul.iug clergyman turned upon him as
be sat upon the front seat.and asked him,
what he thought about it?" "You. gen.
tlemen." said the Jedse. t'appeartto be
clergymen. Your object y to battle
against sin and 10 overthrow Sattan's king.
dom. Now if that is your object, why
do you stay among decent Christian, ,peo.
ple9 brWhy,ain the DEVILS namo, don't
you 20 to hell? 'eo ll' ao t9lta2'4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

RIvAIRY.--A lawyer having some legal
business to transact with a widowed lady.
took occ aston to inquire her age. The
matron, who had long since dofed her
Widows weeds. attempted 10 look pfim
and much younger than she really was.
and replied: ' F''''' e''' =
al "Thirty Eve years, sir."q ah2-'5Hf9''
y Then turning to the daughter. he said:
,"May I BE- so bold, Miss, aslto enquire
your age?, aida 81 ,aSin4mao Aho1ieh
"Cerlaiuly. sir. / ANA little past thir,
" two. most three years younger than
n,otherl' Am e.n....t, ,,.is 4. tnpa,oe
- Guess ''ma" hadn't looked SO flushed 10
the face, for many years preceding this
bright disclosure Of her daughter, And
what a home scolding ensued - e.,
Ew An honest son Of Erin, green from
his peregrinatious, put hisheadintoalsw.
yers Office and asked the iumate+ri siiduq
San what,do yeu veil hereI?ra bsd1olo
" "%Blockheads. 4 repliadsthel linhsol The
aw, Ae4 4ol Il hapoas gnisigJeus
'"Och, thin. to besure,"' said i Pat, .'it
must be good trade h iOtI sI,s see satg there y
,ut one of them left." -. "a, .,a.,,;v.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
I More Zeal than Discretion.

Not q bad jokeis told of one of the New
York night inspectors. 1t happened a
few evening since, shortly after the wharf
watch wasset, that a plsin looking coun-
tryman was seen TO leave a brig lying a,
pier No. 6, with a suspicious looking bun
die in his hands.q 1t was large package,
and a heavy one, and The stranger luggej
along slowly up the pier with it, and
turned the corner, sweating under his
load.g oal o. ilyamh ls4LsIq od a3d7 s.
"Aha my 6ue ftllow.p calculated the
lynx.eyed inspector--a sharp.se' official.
by the way--"aha! Ihave got you this
time." And approaching the country.
man, he said: Aaf sn7'bo 'Aa - 'H'q't
"Good evening. Let me relieve you Of
that load, my friend" ~ 014' .'+''
"Eh 9"7responded the man, uneasiy.
iu"Flrtake that bundle, II you pie .se."t
aleThahk you.a i'7d u a .TN ai2af
ol sIt'siheavy, isn't it? ?"a said the officer
q s"Yes. Which way are you goin," ma.
bur?'' llgtYoI ii 1plah ali 81 i2J'sif (
'e"Come along--it's all right I'll take
care Of thisA-comc on. :" % ''a '<'-' '"t
IT Exactly Much obliged. It's tarnal
heavy, and i've got to git it up to the How
ard House." FOB 81 Na 81
si'Come along" continued the officer,
knowingly--"we'll Il see about that |" and
in a few minutes they reached the How
ard, when the stranger observed that The
inspector had no idea Of hating ps '''n
"HalloP' which way friend I'm stop.
ping here" said the countryman. y .'F
9N"It's no matter. I've seized this prop.
erty, and you can explain matters at the
Custom House tomorrow, continued the
inspector. euit -i' % dI1Hoi 9a7 oa4
''Luk here, affiend Not tew fast, If
yew please. I've paid my dooties on that
i'ere lot Of goods. Jest yew look at this
meow y and he drew forth bit of paper
from his vest pocket signed BY the Col
lector. ggaH wei 9 % ,ssismijni n9la5
\ "Why, you scamp !" said the inspector,
"this is permit for your goods. Why
didn't you show this before ?''a'''a- sd
in the ustplace, yew didn't ask
me tew'; and inn the next place. if Ihad,
you'd'seed me break my neck afore you'd
a bro'tthat bundle clear up here for me, l
know !"Jal s,Ja'f8yQlia9sai af a % 1o4
q The inspector blowed his nose, and,
cursing the countryman for d fol, turned
down Pine street instanter. to resume his
lonely round! The stranger put bis par.
eel in charge Of the servant and grinned
CHASTITY grinas the ovcrzealous watchman
sifl1 t5 no1sdJfQqeaIA 7noT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
r H e PHO e M K II
will BE- issued every Friday, at Upper MS
dusky, O..s2 90 peannum, or 81 so IN ADvYcA
v0AH-E-NG-"
ON MAIN STREET, FIVE DOORS
NORTH OF THE RAILROAD. "
Rates Of Advertising.

't{t Rates Of Advertising. N
4 Tenllnes, ,.or less, this type, counts asquare
One square, weeks or less. ss.............$l,00 90
One square, each additional insertion,.... 25
Permanent Advertisers, by special agreement,
at the following rates, payable quarterly:
One square, 3 months, without change. :. $50
'Twosquares 3 months, without change, 4,og
Three squares months, without change, 500
Four squares 3 months, without change. 500
Each additional square, per quarter, -. 100
cents each i'- AZ -, ...l... T
81 All advertisements, 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
disqualification. .E ok,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
IN ~ IVII--7 p u n - 1-17FF7 = 9
GE- Och Paddy swate, Paddy. L. i

R Och Paddy loswate, Paddy, I'LL
was ye're daddy Id kill ye wild Kisses in-
tirelyli III was yer bruther, and likewise
yerrmuther, I'd see that you went to bed
airly. To taste ofiyer BREATH i wud
siaarve meto deaths and lay off my hoops
altogether ;oto joost have a taste of yer
arm on my waste, I'd larf at the manest
of weathur. Dear Paddy, be mine, my
own swate valuntine--yelI ind me both
gintle and siyil.; !onr our life we will spind to
an ilegantind, and care may go dance with
the divil. Ho'4i' so ''''' ~" ''@'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

@7iA fop in rcompanSawanting' his
servant called out; n,rwhers's ahat block
head of mine a. A ladyiprescnt, answer
ed, ton your shoulders sir''qsa bea esad,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

Dl THE HUMoRs OF THE eCELEBRATfoN.-
The Philadelphia North american narraies
acouple Of amusing Incidents Of the Ga.
bic celebration Of that city asa .ji9
"In coming down, Race street 10 the
morning, we saw an enthusiastic English
gentlemen standing on his door step.
big brass dinner bell in each hand, which
he rang with such effect that the din fair.
ly ,dcafened the entire block. He was
perspiring like an OK. and alternately
shouting, SLopg live Ter Majesty P'--
Long live, Prince Halbe,t!" We passed
the spot hal. an hour afterwards. and
found him still ringing and cheering. his
voice dwindling to a gruff whisper, and
his bald head glistening in the sun like
newly secured porringer. 9law ~ afasse
d. f'Another incident which we saw anus.
ed US hugely. A German lager beer Gel.
lar in sixth street, was decorated with
flags, and surrounded by crowd Of peo'
pie. We elbowed our way to the center.
and found keg of lager mounted on tho
sidewalk, whose contents The proprietor
was distributing among the crowd.Joi 10
t"Yoost come here. shentlemens; yoost
you cooms up and drinks. Yousis 50
welcome as never vas = aSayingswhich.
the rubicund Teutonreapplisd himself to
the squirting faucet until the cask WAS
drained, and the drouthy multituds went
away satisfied. s.! otai aIInpai d .aaA-I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

R The u, s. Treasury is in a bad
way. 1t is "shelled out" ill nothing is
left but Q Co56. Louisville Journal.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-22
cnAL!COsI! Coan!

TENHE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank,
"a and is now prepared to furnish customers with
coal at the bank for cents per buhel 10 cents per
bushe delivered in any part of Ottumwa. This coal
is free from dirt, and of the very best quality.
jan IL '5S-n46-1m JAS. p. HALLOWAY.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-22

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER,
q ADDLERY-Hardw Shoe Findings, Enameled
- Cloth, Whips, Collars, Fly Nets, Leather and vul
canized Rubber betting, Hose, Packing, &C., to, &c,
Main Street, between Washington and Jefferson,
Burlington, Iowa. [March25-no4-s.
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MARINERS * Merchants Esanx Of Ash-
n land taken for Goods and on account by
[dec II, '5T-n42-tfl JAMES HhWLEY.
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r,rssopvrrroN OF ParsTyFsRssrsP.

vi Office is hereby given, that the Co-Partuershp
"a heretofore existing between the Undersigned
under the firm and style of Wicker and Johnson. was
dissolved the 11th inst, by mutual consent All the
notes and book accounts and the payment of all
left with A. J. Wicker, who is still carrying the
business at his old Stand. A. j. WICKER,
Chillicothe March, 11th WILLIAM JOHNSON.
no43w.
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u. Il. e..


. IHE MEDICAL TRINITY.
Each of RADw AVS Three Remedies possesses special
curative powers certain Diseases when either
the READY RELIEF RENoVATlNG RFs0vE NT to the REGU-
LAToRS used for the certain class of disease they
specially designed for the system undergoes rap
id transformation from its diseased condition to heal
thy and happy state of existence. t-,..
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nature Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at III. c.. Hardy's

-"FIoLr05ALE KETAIL FURNITURE, BEDEING
AND Lo0KING-GLASs WAREHOUSE,
Jeherson-st, between Water & Main, in Mr. PostIe-
waits new four story brick Burlington, Iowa.
Nh X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens of
VIZ burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
.phaSe ana Sollclts continuance, feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction.
owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that it enables to sell
all goods IN my line from 20 IS per cent less than
any other house in the west and all goods warranted
as good us represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists of the following goods In -
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EArRRANrl,s SCALES.

TENE genuine Fairbanks Scales for sale at manufac
IL turer's prices, by KEITH, ROBINSON CO.,
Sole Agents, Water, near Jefferson street, Burlington
Iowa. nol6-tf
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EEERsONS who may have books, pamphlets be-
II longing to me will confer favor by returning
them to the Courier 0fice at the earliest convenience
r- J. w. NORRIS
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Walnut.

And great variety Of articles usually kept In first
class Furniture Warehouse, which too numerous 30
mention. -
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts to IS CO. 8I ---7T--'E
Gilt frame Looking Glasses fromS$1 rs to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 IS TO $50 90. ~
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from SO 50 to
IS 90.
liberal discount made to country dealers [n80-tf