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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18
uDNRY LINDSAY, AUCTIONEUR.
III To be sold public auction all the beautiful and costly

10 HNHT
III To be sold at public auction, all the beautiful and costly
furniture contAinedin house 1872 Lexington avenue.
LINDSLEY 4 SHATfUCK win sell this day, TUESDAY,
May l6 at 10Y O'Clock precisely
Dining room-LAge lot of beautiful glass china sets
sssir: L: Al''' ware 'a''''' extension 'A'i' ' %.
Parlors-rhree suit, pAror furniture In rosewood French
brocate velvet richly carved and In ne order mAnts
and pier French plate mirrors reception chairs in medallion
Turkish and loungeL mAhOgAny sofas, chairs,
segeres paintings by old nnanel PArian
lace curans marble TOP centre tables velves car
pet rs.
ChAmbers-HAr mattresses rosewood and mahogany bed.
seads washstsnds bureaus piows holsters, beautifully
decorated chamber suit china and stone toilet SETS
paintings SOFAS stair carpets &c and large lot OF
articles mentioned but which will be found In catalogues
the morning Of sale. Cash deposits required o every
purchaser.
Aucuoneers oAce, room No Bank Of Commerce.
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ISDWARD sCHxNcK AUCrIoNEER-LAY6E SALE or
L n.s xs;cass sse , scH.nC1 sue
N,..u s.sest :. imPottsrs scst q sns y.,chss and
open lever and cylinder waches nne real cameo and
No ac bracelets pins &c nne gold and peucils and
jeWehy.
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DANIEL s. HoUGH. AUCTIoNEER. OFFICE, NO. 40
~ BrosduAy-win sell nj public auction thi. day
TUESDAY NAY rs At lo< A. NJ fron The ave story private
re<5esce NO 7s West fweniy third street London
e>oe and Kshn avenue asuperb sssrtment Of the nnes.
Kind q paior and chamber tousehod furniture all in nne
order The subjoned list soaAins only portion Of tse
roods win
DANG rooms-Csrved walnut buffet, extension table
fcAoAs dining and arm ehAr splendd mirrors bronze
futures tapestry c.rpe together with AL the oAns all
belonging the house cut glass q every
ccvxbe silver service I've pieces large sill
sAvcr and forks quer caster, win cut
bottles cake bAaket &c ivory cuaery In se besides
alnge variety Of unique table ornAmenA
Paor-Csrved rosewood suit in crimson and maroon san
solid rosewood centre and pier table reception and
enchairx solid and elegant
rreoh plate pier glass GOLD frame lsdys escretore lined
via sahn wood velvet rugs bronse
heavy ehroderet lace window several
ana ~ endd brunses also paintings By
hne variety % elegant Dresden farsn hrures
snd mante Dissertations aso % Nunns fschers splen-
did carved case octave pianos nearly
perecs csder and fully warranted stool and cover
ssse Ac, besides host OF other Articles which be
preciAlsd must be seen
ChAmbers-1spestry carpets carved rosewood bedue~d
with rich lace splendid hair
botsrs and povs hne blankets and bedding wood
and commedes china tole; rosewood
sne enEravtnss EerAni carved mahogany bedaesds bu
reaus wShssands sofas chairs mste-
40 Descriptive catalogues be had a he house only
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uENRY II. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
ID 3 Nassas sireet-HEN1Y Il: LEEDS co. will sell
auction Wednesday May 49, At IL O'Clock In front OF
No g Nassau street, second hand pheton good order
be sold without reserve. Made by Lawrence
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VI c. EDEY, AUCTIoNKER

N G. EDEY, AUCTIoNEER.
M. EZRA LUDLOW, JR.,
wal sell al the Merchants kIcssnge Tuesdsy, May ls
nj l21s O'Clock.
For account Of whom may concern.
loo shares North Western Insurance Co. stock $50 each
This company has averaged dividends fer the last 3
ten per cent per annum-
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IIAMMER's OLD STEAM ALE-EQUALLY As GOOD
III as the finest Catawba vine-on draugm at No. SIS
broadway.
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ii MOsS-win sell on Tuesday. Nay u, lSsS, Ct lohs
of Havana German and do segars comprising about
80 600 in the usuAl assortment Of packages and and
10Th All the above In good shtpplng order, and
well worthy attention Of the trade hey all must be sold
without Terms cash BY order OF the Sheriff.
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HENRY H. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
LERDe Co win sell AT auction on Wednesday and
day Nay ~ aaa a. o'clock each day a. The sslesroom
sale Of beautiful sausry works Of art Ac consisting OF
group shepherdesses kducAon Venus after CsnovA
donna. after Murio; Fidelity. Innocence &c large and
spsndd assorment q marble ESTUARY under glass shade
Venus In shell Four Seasons Bachus and Aradne Flemish
Cupid. Venus after JambolnA great other classical
figures groups large Of agates BardGlo
yellow sienna Eru:can Medici Roman drecan sad Heoe
four inches fest HIGH suitable for decor
sing parlors drawing rooms kAs mantes &C.; antique
card ewers with solid leaves: Pompeu and HerculAneum
fancy articles also Bohemian china &c Sale Without
Purchasers desious OF sending their goods out OF
expense.
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uINRY II. LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
ID q Nassau streeL-Faney goods, statuAry Ac-HENRY
H. LEEDS co will sell auction Tuesday, May Is,
and Nay ~ :. 10Y O'Clock each day :, The sales.
full satuary fancy goods works OF ART eubacug general
and beautiful assortment They will be exhibition day
previous the sale Further particulars In the OF
few days
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HOTRL.R.

NLINroN PLACE HOTEL. CORNER OF BROADWAY
~ and Eighth street.-The subscribers have
management Of the above named hotel
make Il In all worthy of The patrcnagc their
friends and the public Ladies' and gentlemen
modAied with full board n two dollars per day
looms and pay for their meals separately Price OF rooms
from hy cents 70 three dollars per day The restaurant
open All hours from sr O'Clock A. NJ 70 twelve O'Clock r.
n PARKER JONES.
j. u. BAH1ELg
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GyLVRs1ER srovKR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
y panoiores suction. Tuesday May 49, at ~ o'cock
o Constitution hal 500 broadway, between Bleecker and
Bond streets two OF The most elegant
conered ROSEWOOD ptanotOrce, offered con
usctured By Of besi makers fully warranted
contain all the medern improvem finished ouud
alike carved legs serpentine bottom scooped keys superb
y nsid In chse design, and worthy attention of suy
party want OF frs class instrument Will posinvely BE-
sold for cash 10 the highest bidder.
CHERIFFs SALE or PIANOS, &C-THfs DAY. AT 10
- O'Clock 33 Fulton street, Brooklyn, elegant
octave carved rosewood piano. and assortment Of
furniture.
Also shers sale Of Eve bsrss ana ave parts Of barrel.
-four FEED COLk Auctioneers
CHERTFF's sALE-CARPETING, OIL CLOTH RUga
- and oace furniture.-A. NJ CRIsIALAR, suctioneer,
vii sell this day, 18th inst AT 10Y O'Clock Al Bowery
ents Of wholesale and retail carpet store consisting OF
$50 DO Brussels and velvet carpet,
go do mating
100 do oilcloh.
large lot Of stair captt velvet rugs desks stools enc iron
ale two chandeliers re- &c also oi Of WINDOW shades
sno one spring carr and harness. BY order OF
JANIS BkNSkf. Deputy Sheriff
Inc rae are particularly invited he DDS viii be put
no IN lots 70 suii purchasers.
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uENRY H. LEEDS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
III 3 Nassau street HENRY H. LEEDS 4 co. will sell
No. Nassau street, second hand pheton In good order
be sold without reserve. Made by Lawrence.
TAMES COLE, AUTHORIZATIONS AND TWENTY
JANIS COLE SON will sell "Wednesday, May 10. ai
II O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange, T.. the story
attic and basement frame house and eight lots situated
Grand and Putnam Also eight lots north side
OF Putnam avenue Also s4 lots east side of Downing
street Also, six lots wet side OF Hunter The
properly desaby located high grade select and
ply 10 the acc ioneers
T w. HUNT. AUCrIoEEER u w. HUNT WILL SELL
spacious IS Nassau street. very
men Of and second hand household furniture consisting
IN part OF rosewood parlor suits covered In brocste
loup tee tees bureaus bedsead wardrobes chairs
rockers ensmeed chsmb suits &C. Also velvet tapestry
Brussels ingram and other carpets ocioh crookery
lery glassware silver plated ware, fancy goods mrro
Sale positive. Catalogues ready early morning Of sale
At private SALE one horse and express wagon.
s Tuesday May II and IS At lOH O'Clock the store IOf
Maiden lane auction choice collection standard and
dwarf cameas verbenAs dahes duleryas &C. Also
large and choice variety Of garden plants.
ToHN LEvIsoN, AUCrIoNEER.-BY ORDER OF THE
81 the book OF D. b. rhorp deceased TO
be sold auction THIS morning at l0oclock at 81 Broadway
+ MACKENZIE, AUCTIONKER WILL SELL THIS
81 day, at clock at DO Hudson street. large Assort.
ment of furniture sofas and sofa bedead French
bureaus bookcases wardrobes wAshstands, and
plain tables pier and mAnte mirrors tapestry Brussels
ingram carpets mahogany hair seat rocking chairs
and wood seal ch airs one rosewood suit In brocate
ofce desks silver plated
ry glass and cutlery The above well located auction
furniture store for sale with or without the stock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

ANEW YORK AND EABGER RAILROAD COMPANY
~ The annual meeting OF stockholders for the elsoaon
directors viii be held Ut NE Office Of tbs company
twenty sixth street. and Fourth Tuesday Nay Is
The polls 70 be opcn from IL O'Clock ct till O'CLOCK
PM Ihe Ansfer books 0; the Old and preferred
viii be closed from O'Clock p Il Of tbs 1h tnsl untl
Sciock A. II. Of the letk izsk W. H IMMERSION,
Treasurer
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a SPECIAL NETTING OF THH rIUNKMAKERs
a U.cn VII Se hsld = Mili;srX Han Bowery o. Wednes
portsut bune The trade In geaer invited attend
WIN. II. DUKES, President
j. TANNEK Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

OrL PAINTINGS AT AUcTIoN.-ExrESsrvE BALE
" Of oil paintings bronze figures vases odour
bottles &c &c aisucion this nsy IS al 10 so,k
at the spacious sslesr Isl broadway, opposite
wars) The election Of paintings embraces DO dfe
and choice subjects by talented Amcri,an srs
Sizing o. American HANDICAPPED farm scenes
tain views hsorical subjects &c Ac Also copy Of Coles
Voyage OF Ife splendid OF Ross Bonhsurs Horse
Fair: The Twins AFTER Landseer. Madonna afer Rsphse
Uncle and the Widow wsdsworth superb production
the Guardian Angel &c &C. all mounted In gold leaf
and viii be sold " the highest bidder with reserve
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DIcHABDs KISGsLASD. AUCrIosEER

DTCHAhDS KINGsLAND. AUC1IOEEER
III Large and attractive sale Of crokery, China, French
and American cut glassware Ac four mooths credit
RICHARDS KINGsLAsD a 90. viii sell a. auction on
"Wednesday May 49, a. 1917 O'Clock. at their sslesr0om s
broadway large assortment OF American crOckery, China
Horkngbam and cut glassware French fancy Chns and
cut glassware plsed and Britannia &C. Catalogues
and samples early the morning OF sale
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SYLyEsTER sTovER, AUCrIoNEER.-Br 7. O.
~ HOU0HTON- Extensive pe~emptory sale Of superior
rosewood, oak mahogany and walnut furnureThs day.
TUESDAY May At 1917 At Constitution Hall ESQ Brvsdway
between BleeCker and Bond r. q. Hougbon Will
sell above one Of the largest and best ssormens OF fash
onabe furniture offered ai auction this city, being the
entire usnusctured STOCK OF Of the largest msnufsctu
rers IN the city consisting Of richly carved oak and
walnut sdebOerds extension dining tables
be sufu cared rosewood psror furniture suite
IN rich and fashionable oovcrngs Turkish chairs and
ounses rosewood. mahogany, oak and walnut chamber
sets suits Of enaeed chamber furnure centre sofa aud
fancy tables In variety hair &c Also
Of pier glasses Also 70 the trade. with which The sale will
commence, 700 plain mahogany and walnut bureaus and
wsshsands, four months credit with added
satisfactory endorsed paper Goods srhibon cs,a
ogues morning Of sale
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CAMUFL WILSON, NO. SOUTH WILLIAM, AND NO.
~ GO Stone street importer OF wines brsndes gins whis
Keys and all kinds Of bottled ale and porter clsres OF vs
brands from ~ IS ~ All liquors warranted
pure % imported y w. Il the agent Tor WIN Younger
Go Ednburr ale For sale BY the hosshcs and In bottles.
Families and retailers supplied.
N, B-A new bar counter aud shelving for sale cheap
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fyEoRgE WEST LATE or IS WALL STREET Will.
NT he happy his old patrons friends
ne once Noe South william and 81 Stone street will
serve with genuine glass Of Scotch Engsn sle-
DON'T forget the Sample once Nos South William and %
oou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-18

6OE0 PER YEAR-IO LET, THE PARTOR FLOOR
pAOU OF house No 2j Ninth avenue; POSSESSION prs Of
June containing Eve rooms and the modern convenience
Also e Possession splendid ynf floor through,
Of house West Fifelh street near Kxhh avenue
apply 70 The owner nj Yves, Witch and sshh
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dope LODGE. NO. A4, r. 4 A M-THE MEMBERS
IL. Of this lodge who year
hereby notified that their namss will be stricken from the rcd
Of membership next Tuesday evening" instant
their arrearages are settled by that time. BY order.
JOHN J. doRAAN. Master
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XNoRKsHOPs TO LEr-vERy CHEAP, AT 60 WHITE
w street emily three doors west ~ Brosdwsy No better
stusor in the city Pine airy rooms With bes Of light Ap.
ply en- the premises 10 l.. W. BARaUET.
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VTTEs AND LIQUORs,

ryHorCE Iof or OLD MonoSgAHELA wHrsKEY.
Ma consnmers BY gallon or barrel the lowest whole
s.is rrea sample bottles nj toc s, eoc each ssy
md Nv W JONATHAN JONES, 80 William stress.
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D1CHARDs RINGsLAND. AUCT1oNEER.-By RICH.
IL ARDe KINGSLAND A CO.. sslesroom 1ss Broad.
wsyTuesdsy Nay a. al l0s O'Clock. al the auction room,
regular sale Of hardware, cutlery, pistols brushes
needles percussion caps PAPER t~ine curtain pins and
bsn1s plated and britannia kc four months credit
For particulars Courier and Enquirer Journal Of Com
mar IA Ernr
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T,lIRRE STORY COTTAGE HOUSE TO LET ON GOOD
street. above Twenty seventh, contains " rooms
nice order large yard desirable for or
lies; rent 500. n. u. KINSHlhEk SIS Fourth avenue.
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noRIs HOUSE, los BowERY, NEAR GRAND STREET
IL FAMILIES and sir gle gentlemen nmodated
with pleasantly Furnished and bosrd Baths aud
In the house.
UNoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT CITY LOTS
A well hnished four story house West Thirty eighth
having furnace fixtures &C comples and
order. Apply 70 j. " WILLIAMS, az Eighth avenue
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10vgN. 100 -, no LII.
N1nn PEE YxAB FOR NICE THREE STORY
9lUU bnck house. The owner going to Europe wants
oresu 70 sss cste Apply In the house ee aoys
AO1 n TO LET, IN WILLIAMSBURG, A THEE
OHIO. story and high basement brick house. WY paut
Cd and papered all through In tho best containing
and front basement aad good dry under cellar, all in
pete order stuated No Wilson street. Broadway
formey Dvsion avenue; the nelghborhood
oay minutes walk from the James Peck
alp ferrys win be rented good tenant for the snAl
suin q Sl8 per month Inquire the premises. Of
THOMAS WHlTfAn, S64 Pearl street, N. Y.
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DULL ER's wAGoN.-wIII. BE SOLD on TUESDAY,
ID By sCHENR co. is Nassau street. q bulecr q
wagon nenly nes-buih expressly for city use
(NRoCKKRY, GLASS AND CHINA. &. II. BARTLETT,
" auctoneer, viii sell Tuesday, May Is at 10 O'Clock q
81 Pearl street al kinss OF g. and ware glass
ware, britannia ware, Ac.. in lots 10 suit De Aers
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DAwEBROKERs SALE-THTs DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
JOHN MORTIMER viii sell Al No 4 East Broadway,
and women's wearing apparel consisting Of coats
psns sk and other dresses quilts shee bsnkets watches
iewelry, and variety Of other gods BY order Of
III. HARVARD Ihlrn
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MAsoNIo.-A REGULAR COMMUNICATION or NEW
Nl York Lodfe, No. 800 and A. NJ, will be held az
the rooms Cornlhsn Oda Fellows Hall corner OF Grsad
and Centre streets this TUESDAY, evening at O'Clock By
order IbAAC X. frTHIAN, w. NJ n
CHAs. ID BRowg, Secretary.
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A LxRD B1A00. AUCrT0MEER-A BRAGG co.
wniee4 a. suciaa ca Syesday Nay H. u 10Y O'Clock
H. al 0ortlAndt Ecet 80 prime boos sAoss.
progana H.; also my casu Stock gOods.
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AT B-WHO HAS MOI HEARD OF THE CkLEBaATEI
IN Madam PREWSTER She hs~ been consumed by thou
sands IN this and other cities with entire ssusfscon sh
feels cophdent she hss no equal e tells ths Of futur
wife or husband slso that OF her vsiter you wsh ruu
give her CAL AZ ~ Bowery opposite Bescksr Is
dies 50 cents, gentlemen o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

Premiums 10 Agents Getting Subscribers
lThose getting up a club Of subscribers,
at So each, and rewitting SO, will be entitled
to d Gold Pen and silver holder worth So,
and each subscriber will receive any one Of
the above articles he may select. ] ,.;j,s,
oThose femitting $20fo 10 subscribers vi |
be entitlsdto!a gold pencil, with psn,7 worth
N. s'ona I'M t(I feit leiln79
Those getting UP a club Of is subscribers !,
and rcmitting $50 will be- entitled to a silver
watch, ora gold vest chain ,wsrth $40. lfcT
Those remittipg $40 for 20 subscribers, will
be entitled tosa silver hunting cased watch or
gold chain, " orth SIS. -. .-..,,
Those remitting $50, for 80 subscribers, viii
be entitled to.a gold chain or q silver hunt
ing cased watch, worth 500.
These 'fehitlihg $50 for 40 subscribers, will
beentitledTto Lady's gold watch worth $50,
Those remitting 500 for 50 subscribers,
will beDcntitled to aigold watch. worth $4O
U'A All communications should be addressed
to " NJ. D.. DEAN, Publisher.
ST .99tg3 1885 Broadw ay, New York.
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ORDIN

BEIT ORDAINED by The Mayor and eoun
Gil Of the incorporated village Of Carey, that
it shall be made the duty Of the Murshall on
evidence sufficient in him to justify the be.
lief that any persons are or recently have been
engrged in the act Of fighting within the lin.
It's Of this corporation, to arrest said person or
persons, and take said person or persons be-
fore the Mayor for trial and upon establishing
the fact of guilt to the satisfaction of said May.
or, it shall be the duty of the Mayor to fine
said person or persons in sum Of not less
than two dollars nor more than ten dollars, and
to orc er said person or persons to stand com.
mitted until said fine and costs are paid, and
tie fine SO collected TO be used for the benefit
Of said corporation. ,es&fa
This ordinance to take effect and be in force
from and after the 25th day of Dec. next. w
ALEX. SHOEMAKER, Mayor.
Attest. s. W. HolMEs, Recorder S
Carey, Ohio, Nov, 29th 1858. no saw.
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ORDINANCE.

"a
REIT ORDAINED by the May or and coun-
Gil Of the Incorporated village Of Carey, Ohio.
That it shall be lawful for the Marshall Of said
incorporated village, and it is hereby made his
duty, to arrest any person Or persons found in
a state Of ofintoxication ithin the limits of said
incorporated village, and confne said person
or persons within the caliboose belonging 10
said village, until said person or persons are
in condition competent to realize the nature
and effect of trial for violating this ordinance
when 1t shall be further made the duty Of the
Mars all 10 take said person or persons before
the Mayor OF said Incorporated village and up
on the establishing the fact IF int'xicaton to
sail Mayer by the evidence of the Marshall it
shall be the outy Of the Mayor to fine said
person or persons in sum Of not less than one
dollar, nor more than five dollars, and the cost
Of prosecution, and to order said person or per-
sons to stand committed until said fine and
costs are paid. s 800 t'A ltH
And belt further ordained that the Marshall
shall be entitled to the sum Of one dollar in ad.
diton to his regular fees for the,making Of The
arrest and confinement above spoken Of
This ordinance to take effect and be in force
from and after the 25th dav Of Dec. 1858.
ALEX. SHOEMAKER, Mayer.
Attest s. w BONES, Recorder. Is tiA
Carey, Ohio Nov 29th 1858. Es no.9,3-w.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that John Harper, admins.
traitor of the cstate.of Wiliiam Harper, deceas.
Ell; John Sigler guardian of James L. OoveIL
minor heir of Leonard Coyell,I deceased; will.
INN Howe. guardian of the IN inorheirs ofWal.
te' W olsey, decreased; Enos Nieble, guardian
Of Abae Niebel, heir at law of Abraham Au-
rand, deceased; and Joseph Erediick, admin-
istrator If the estate o John Merryman, dec d
have lied their respective accounts for final
settlement in the Office Of the Court Of Probate
ofthe county of Wyandot. o. 10.
Said accounts will remain on file in my of
flee fol inspection by all concerned Until the
l4th day of January AID, 1859, on which
day at IL o'clock M, settlement will he made.
NJ, II. KIRDY.
Dec. Gath, A. d. Probate Judge Of Wyandot
1885,. q, w ti{ County Ohio. S vi
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KIDHL & WINEL md,
g CARRIAGE FACTORY.

The subscribers avail themselves of this
method of informing their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have purchased the
coach shop in Upper Sandusky, heretofore
owned by j. II. Carson and intend to contin
ue the business of c rriagc making at the old
stand, where they intend to keep on hand and
make to order all kinds of Carriages. Buggies
Sulkies and Spring Wagons on The shortest
notice. Repairing Of all kinds done in neat
durable and workmcnlike st, le, and on modcr
ate terms. We employ number Of as good
~orkmcn as the country affords, and the best
material is used in all our work. All persons
wishing ncat and durable work will find it to
their advantage TO give us a call before PR
chasing elsewhere, and we think We can pro
duce strong inducements for them to give US
their custom, All work arraned.
vtttl VIM. KlEHL. '-
J. A. WINELAND.
Upper Sandusky, Dec. 10Th. 1y
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'Rbeumatism,

l,Ss has sRbeumatism, sEasg 'ioia"
4 CASE OF THREE MONTHS srAsDIks CURED.
p, George W. Henderson, of Pittsbdrgh.
says--.'After suffering for three months
with Rheumatism, aspart Of tie time 50
severely as to con fne mo to my bed, I
have been entirely cured by using Boera
hates Holland Bi,ters. IT have had one
attack since, but found almost instantans.
ous relief in tho same medicine. " oIt is IN
my opinion, a sure remedy for kheuma-
8. g ,toia sai sNs' staNfo1s ia &A
usin. .sln,f. :; EiaIl hax4s IA ode xa4ses4o
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-24

10 ~ There are at present seven hun
.dreds sat twenty-five prisoners fn 1.-THE
,Psninnisry ofthis State, being seveptesp
more thai. there ere sells ia the prissp,sn
sdi EEsoms of ,he nglladissaad gsas
tlsmsn Of his plaaesbssa secently ereshr
lied q Dramatic, club, sand are pova ~,
kearsing several excellent pieces, prsper.
atofy toX pu6kc Exhibition which win
come off some lime dsriSga the course y
next week. Our frients may took out foY
svasethisgS bcsT thtertsibibg asd shu.
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