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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-12-02
.. 1855 29w4@l.75,
sherin''S Sale.

Abel Rawsor ct a. vs. VIM U. Montgomery
ID virtue Of erdero 10 me directed and delly
ID cred from tho Court OF Common Pleas of Wood
County Ohio in the above entitled cause, will Of
fer for public sale at the door Of the Court House
in Perryshurg, said County Saturday, the 18th day
OF December, A. D. 1853, between the houns OF u
o'clock NJ and o'clock p. N. Of that day, the north
half OF the sounest quarter dissection thirty-threo,
OK oitownship ak north OF range eleven east contain
ing 50 acres, more or less, c. W, NGRFON,SheriH.
W. T., s. H. NOBLE, s; 5. JEFFErsoE, utt'ys.
Noy, IL. l95S-1sw5$7I5.
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e%Who has not heard of Kit Carson? And
who, that has read some oftheincidents connected
with his eventful life would not like to know
more Of ths man and the thrilling events through
which he has passed? Well, book has just
bOen published, finley illustrated, containing a
complete history of this remarkable man, and
John Powers is the agent for lis sale in this
county. Call on him and get all the particulars
and we think you will subsorb4 for copy.
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Si{ERIFFS SALE.
John Hollister VS.. Cyrouus Goodeil.

John HolIster vs.. CyFonu6 NoOdeII.
EeY virtue ofa vendi writ ~ execution to me di-
~ rectod aud delivered frsm the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Wood County. Ohio.I will offer fer sale at
the door of tho Court House in Psrrysbnrg. en-
Monday, January 10. 1859
between the hours VI IL o'clock H. snd . o'clock +.
NJ. OF said day. the west half tof the s0utheast quar-
ter of section number Is, of township number six
% Of range number twelve (l) aleo the west half OF
tho northeast quarter Of section number twenty
eight, OF township number six OF range number
twelve, (l2) continuing s0 esg, in eacll
tract all in Wood County Ohio. c. W. NORTON.
JAMES MURRAY. atty Pro. Per- Sheriff.
Nov 25, lS5S--29w6ct3
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sheriff $ Sale.

II. n BIokford, vs., Daniel Wurtf.
DT virtuo w yend 20 me dirooted and Delivered
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas OF " oo"d Lo'
Ohio ia the above entitled cause.t viii sell at pub
io yendue nj the door of tho Court Honsc. In Tor
~ ysburE. Woed county Ohio, the 18Th day OF De,
oemlsr s5S between the hours Of IL O'cock,N. aud
o'coelt,P ~. OF said dayhe west half of the south
cast quarter Of section thlrythreo OF township SIX
neytll of range elcvou oaat, containing 80 acrcg In
Wood County, Ohio. c. VI. MOTION, Sheriff
S. JEFFE RsoN, atty.
NV L. laSa--lR W . p -
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SnERIFF'S SALE.
Dnt;,,,

Jacob Myres IS. Mary Roose, eI al.
DY virtue OF an alias order of sale to directed
AO and delivered from the Court of Co'nmon Pleas
of Wood County, Ohio, In the above entitled ease,
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House IN
Psrrysburg on
Monday. January 10, 1859.
between the hours OF II O'clock NJ. and O'Clock p
NJ. of said day. the west half OF the north cost quar-
Der five, ( of range number twelys O2 east In Wood
County, Ohio, containing 80 acres, more or loss
JAMES MURRAY atty PIE. G. W. NORTON,
Nov 25 1853 -29wCe9 80 Sheriff
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BRAR SHor.--on Sabbath of last week bear
was discovered in the woods south of this place,
near what is known as the Devils Hole, by
Washington Avery, who shot at and wounded
it. Bruin then undertook to save his life by
flight,but was pursued until the following Wed
nssday when he was shot near the farm Of Mr.
Rudolph in Middleton township. It weighed
about 400 pounds.
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RjIeTin's sale,

VIM. IL. Ewing, vs.. j. salisbury
VOT virtue of order Of sa,s issued to me In the
1 above case from the Court of Common Pleas, |
will offer for lie at public auction, ut the door OF the
Court House. Perysburg, on saturday tho sth day
Of January. y. .5jJ between the hours of eleven
and twelvo O'Clock, A, NJ, tho following lands aud
tencmeuts, - wit: The northwest quarter ot seotion
II ia township four norh ofrange ten east. in Wood
county. Ohio containing leo acres, moro or less.
AsIlEH Cock atty. g. W. NORTON. ShcTiR
u lAi4--DIrnIA1 40.
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SNERlEE'S SALE.

NC 4, Arnlcr Ns. AOh II, SIlllth.
DY virtue OF an execution to me directed nnd dc
ID lvsred from the Court of Common PloSs of
Wood County, Ohio in the Shove onttlsd cause, as in
suother against tho same defendant. from tho sanS
court. win offer for sale. at the door Of the Court
House in Perrysburg, on
Monday January 10, 1852
between the hours Of ~ o'clock NJ. aud o'clock +.
NJ of said day. the south east quarter section mum.
Der thirty three, (3S in township number six (G OF
range number twelve, Q2) in Wood County, Ohio,
containing l6O acres of land more less appraised
at $500 c.. W. NORTON Sheriff.
JAAEs MURRAY, atty plf.
Nov 2h lAhS.-.uGSH
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A Cnrd.sP9sjtiCnt.
From the Winchester Cronicle

From the Winchester Cronicle.
The Republicans of Winchester Precinct, Scott
County, Illinois to the Eleven men who voted
the Republican Ticket in Hamilton County
lllinois-GREETtEs
And desire TO know at what time it will sut
their convenience to par;ske OF a public dinner
at this place, which we desire to tender them as
testimonial OF good grit Let their motto be:
"Our numbsy aoOW!d ha0: sGoeL Soiom aud ons
TO carry" COMMITTEE.
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"A few days ago on the farm OF the Hon.
John g. Davis, near Montezumn, Ind, two large
springs burst forth from the earth. and continued
TO throw OF such volumes OF water that large
fields in the neghborhood have been covered
with standing pools and ponds.
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A FACT WORTH kNowING.-H House',eepe
should know that the season Of pies and pud-
dings is approaching and sugar Unfortunately dear
that the acid in rhubaIb, goosberres and cur
rants may be neutralized By putting third of a
teas spoonful Of soda in the fruit and without
affecting the favor A less quantity oi sugcr
will then answer TO sweeten.
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"A crust of bread, a pitcher al water q
thatcher roof, and love-ther is happiness feE
you, whether the day DC rainy or sunny. 1t is
the heart that makes the home, whether the eye
rests OH a potato-patch or hower-garden.-
Heart makes homo precious, and it is the only
thing that can.
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ExTRAoRDlHARY HEALTH--rhcro is not sin
gle patient on the sick list in either the Lunatic,
the Deaf and Dumb, the Blind, or the Idiot asy
iums. AS there are over GOO nmutcs in these
State Institutions. this fac, may be considered
rather extraordinary. ry.--COlUmbuS Gazette.
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SHERlFF'S SALE,

SHEKIFFO SALE, -
James Murray vs.. The Perrysburg Canol and
Hydraulic Company.
- \ virtue Ola rsRdi writ of execution 80 dl
I'D rected and delivered from tho Court of ConRon
Pleas of Wood County, Ohio will offer for sale 1T
the door of the Court House in PeTyshurg, Ohio, en
Monday, January 10, 1859,
between the hours Of IL O'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock p
NJ. of said day. the perry sburg Canal and Nydrnnl
les with all, and Singular, its rights, privileges,
Gppurtcuances, and property of every kind aud
description, The purchase money will be required
to he paid at the time of tho sale. c. W. NORTON
JAMES MURRAY. PFopriA persOnp. Sheriff.
Nov 26. lSA9--2yM6NE2. 50
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esrRobertson, OF Msumee City, has a very
large and we'll selected assortment of goods for
gentlemen's wesr, and he can nuke itup just as
we'll as the next nan, aud at quite as low figures
There is no necessity for going to Toledo for
coats. pants. or vssts while Robertson remains
iu Maumee. Call aud examine his stock. See
advertisement for further particulars.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

SHLRIFFS SALE.
The Belmont Branch OF the State Bank of Ohio
VS.. John Ellsworth, ct al.
DY virtue Of an execution to mo drsCted and de-
ID liver9d from tho court Of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio in the above case will offer for sale
the door OF the Court House in Perrysburg on
DoHd4y, January TO. 1853,
between the hours of II o'clpck II. and O'Clock P.
NJ Of said day, the northeast quarter and the north
half of the southeast quarter Of section number
eighteen s) OF township number four, a. north of
range numherteu ,lO) east. ia Wood county, Ohio,
containing 10 acrenmoro or less. c. ". NORTON,
JANus MURRAY, atty plff. Sheriff,
Nov IS lS5S--26N Gao 50.
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"A man in Kentucky killed COW few days
since, in whose stomach were found large brass
ring hair-pin and a quantity othooks and eyes.
II there had alse been hoop; we might reason
ably suppose that old Briudlo hud swallowed
the milk msid
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

SE NNIVFS NNIE.
Pcter Hershey VS.. James M. Piper, ct al.
vSY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Of common pleas in the aboro entitled cause, l
shall, on
The 30 day Of January. 1889,
at the door Ofthe house, in Perryshurg, Wood
cousty Ohio. NJ tho huur of IL O'Clock A. NJ ofsaid
day offer for sale the following lands and tencmeats
situated in sad county OF Wood and state of Ohioand
township orFortage, being the undivided half of q
steam say mill together with GLAND ON which said
rlill now stands, being the same decided by Adam
Ross to the snrno James NJ pipsr and Daniel Mercer
fora mill-yard. G. ", NORTON, Sheriff.
j. f. PEIC., atty.
Nov e lShS--2DWGS3
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Charlc. Gncklin. yI. WLIl.rh Am

ChaTlos Bucklh We, Wi4Td Frull
DY virtue Of a III IA writ Of execution with or
ID der Of SAFE ci attached property issued, direct
ed aud delivered 20 ms in the above entitled ease.
rom the Court g Common Plea. OF Wsod County,
Ohio will sffor for sale Gt thc door OF the Court
House, in Perrysburg GA
Monday, January TO- 1859,
between the hours u "a o'clock. aud o'clock P,
~. Of said day. the south baf @! the north east
quarter og section uumbsr rhirty5ix, (s6) township
Lumbar 7ir, ni,) north ~ reu1s number eleven Ql
east ia Wood County, Ohio, containing so acre
more or les7 appraised as $500. - ". NORTON,
JAMES Murray. any mn. Sheriff
Nov. 25, lS5S.-WGR3,
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ADMl STRATURS SALE.
Abah Chile. admir- Of Elias Whipple. vs..
Thomas L. Bauc, ?, al.
DY vlrne Of en- order orsalo 20 me directed and &c.
Id liyered from the court of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio in the above entitied ease, will offer
for sale at the door o. tAa court house in Perrysbug
on
Monday, JGpuqry 10, 1850.
between tho hours Of ~ o'clock H. and o'clock P,
NJ Of said day the west haf oF tho cast part of The
northwest portion Of section number twenty nine 2g)
Of township number live, (S) north e range number
tw sive Il q cast IN Wood county Ohio together with
tho the building Known the NhiNple tavern stand
aud other sppurtcnances erected 'hereoN.
JAMES MURBAY. atty pl'R. ABlA \ CHILE,
Nov. 25. lS5S--29w6S3 IS. admir-.
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rNdE owners and nonresident owners OF lands in
sections three 3D. two, t2,1 and one - town ssv
en- (0uorth rGuge - epst Lake twp, Wood county.
Ohio, viii take notice th9t the trustees OF said twp
win meet AZ the house osS- p Allen IN said twp on
tie 21th DAY of December 1885, at o'clock, A. ~ O.
view and locate AMI open a.. uorth end OF Craur
Greek commencing At The we, inc of section thence
following the bed ofthe ere. h. nlrth cas- erly drec
ton TO terminate 20 the uoTt-enst boundary ef said
twp. WM. JEFFREY, Petitioner.
Nov. Il. ls5s-27w6xg
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A DOZEN OF EM-There are twelve women
oonfi-PshswLwe mean incsrcerned in the Ohio
Penitentary--the largest number ever impriS-
oned within the wals.--COlUmbuS Gazttte.
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5sg-Some fair daughter Of Eve, whose name
is unknown TO us, sent quite coil OF saussges
to our sonctum Lost Thursday while we were
absent, for which she will please accept our
thanks
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DR.. j. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATHOLIC0N,
FOR THE RELIEF AND CURE OF SUFFERING
FEMALES.

THE WoMAN's ADVOCATE, of Philadelphia,
Miss Annie Z. Mcdowell eiitor,) says: t" The
is the most valuable medicine for the diseases pc
culiar 10 women that we know Of. A friend OF
ours, who for many years has been sufferer, no.
ticcd the advertisement in the AIgocate, and at
once procured bottle. She found relief, and
feels that 9he can most heartily recommend it
TO all who are suffering in IL like manner. We
have heard many times that it was true remedy
but this is the FIRST case in which we have seen
its Effects. Our friend will be very glad to give
DR.. Marchisi certificate Of lis value TO her, il
he dcsyps one"
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Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature and symptoms Of the above
diseases together with testimonials from Indies OF
the highest responsibility as certified by the most
satisfactory authority. to all which the attention
of ladies end practitioners is respectfully avied
can be had gratis nt the store of Drs PccK &
HAMLToN Druggists, Pcrrysburg, Ohio. and OF
West & rruax, Toledo aud most Of the respects.
bic druggists in the State
J. B. MARCH st & Co, ProPrietors
CENTRAL DEPOT, 3OI Broadway, N, Y.
sg-D0 not be satisfied with merely reading
this notice, but call or send for a Pamphlet. 1t
will pay you well for your trouble,--29m2
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NnERIEE,S NALN

"a John Bates vs. David Ladds executors.
lSY virtue of ri Ia writ Of execution 60 mo d..
ID rected and delivered from ito Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County, Ohio in the above case,
will offer for sale the door Of tho Cours House In
perTysburg, on
Monday, January 10, 1859,
between the hours ofl2 O'Clock NJ and o'clock p.
NJ OF said day. the south half of lot in Perrysburg
No. l92, tn its appurtenanees the west half OF
ont lot in PerrysbuVg lS9; also out lots number l9l
l93 lS5. lSG, lS7 lss all in the town OF Perrysburg
County of Wood In the State of Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, atty PIN CIV. NORTON,
Nov. 23. lS5S--- -29w6@ 50. Sheriff
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RECOMMENDATION.
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UNION HALL MEDICAL ASS,
Cincinnati o., Oct s. 1853,
We take pleasure in certifying that wo have known
Dr. G, w. Wright, for n number OF years, most Of
which ime hS has been connected officially with our
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which teaches easy aud safe method FOR prevention
Of conception, and cordially cOmmeud il to all ntSli
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SHERlFFS SALE.

TIC KsTTysUuTS bhIlK vs.. JONn NaN BIhTUuW
OF al.
DI virtue of a vendi writ of execution to me di.
ID rected and delivered from the Court Of Common
Pleas of Wood County. Ohio, In the above entitled
case, will offer for sale ut tho door Of this Court
House in Perry sburg, on
MOaddy January TO- 1859,
between the hours Of l3 o'clock NJ and o'clock p,
NJ. Of said day. all the interest of Henry Haskins In
lots Hunber one hundred thrty-ono one hundred
thirty two, hundred fsrty-ono. one hundred for.
tytwo, and one hundred; (l00 lS l31, l4l, l431 in
the town OF Portage. in Wood County, Ohio.
JAMES MURRAY, att'ypl c. W. MOTION,
Nov. 20, lSoS--29w693. Sheriff.
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Il. q. FOLSOM, A. NJ,
Associate Proprietor ano Principal of tho Cleveland
College,
4 Scholarship is good IN The serH Colleges
SPESS3RtAN pENMANSItlP taught by Its au.
thor. by A. J, Phelps, mpd others
Two weekly Law Lecturs by the Professors Of the
Union and Ohio Law College.
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Monthly Magazine. devoted to Commerce, Banking,
Manufactures. Agriculture, Statistics, Commercial
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16~For information in regard to the Colleges or
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SHERIFEiS SAI,E !

George NJ. Young VS., James J. Parks et al.
pi virtue Of an execution to me directed and de
- Hyered tromthe Court Of Common Pleas of Wood
County, Ohio, in tho above eutitrd case will Ufer
for sale at the door o. the Court House in Perrysburg
on
Monday, Jaa~Gry 10, 1853,
between the hours OF II o'clock NJ and o'clock P
NJ, of said day. In lot number three hundred aud hT.
yiyc $3.50 in tho town Of Feyrysburg. Wood County,
Ohio. c. w. NORTON, Shoriff
JAMES MURRAY, atty pl'H.
Nov. % 1858 --29wGS2 45
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CNARPETINGs all wool, mixed, and hemp,
NJE,hw hgures, at IOct. "a HlfCHCOCkE.
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JAMES MrRRhY, atty pl'if,
Nov. 25, 1888. S.--39wG{S2 50.

ADMINS TRAITORS SALE.
James McFaddcn, admir- VS.. Price Cough et al
ENY virtue ofan order of sale to directed aud do.
Ap livored froa the Court Of Common Pleas of WeUd
county, OHIO, u the above entitled case, will oArr
for sale at tho door OF the COgTt House in Perrysburg
on
Monday, January 10 1889,
between the hours OF IL o'clock W. and O'clock z.
NJ of sai& day, lots No hfty-one fity-two and SIXTY
one, (jl 5S Gl in the town oC Portage, in Wood co.
Ohio, as laid and numbered in thc recorded plat
OF said town. JAMES MFAUDEN, admir-.
JAMES MURRAY, atty plK
Nov 25 1873. ...99WGS2 E9
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ID ROCHE SiIAWLS! worth from al 20 10
ID $40 90 at MOORE UROTIIL,HS
ToLEDO, Nov. IL, 1888.
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SiIERIFES SALE

SfERiFfS SALE.
Roxanua MorchOuSe vs. Andrew Morehouse.
pf virtue Of ycndi writ OF execution TO mo di-
I'D rcctel aud delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas of Wood County OHIO the above cattlcd case,
will offer 10 alo at the door OF rhe Court House In
PorrysburE
Monday. January 10. 1859.
between the hours Of Ia O'Clock 81. and 2 o'clock 7.
NJ. of said day, the northwest quarter of the north
east Qtarer of section number ten. 40 Of township
number four, a. north of range number nine t9) east
in Wood County Ohio, contaiainS 90 acres, more or
less. c. W. NORTON, SAcrih
JAMES MuRR,Y, atty plif
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MOORE BROTHERS.

DOOTs, SHOES, and RUBBERS,
- An extensive assortment, tol Lady's. Gents
lonths, and Children wear, as prices which cannot
fail 70 he satisfactory. True economy touches that
the Best ths Che pest aud this Is one Of the los,
renSo why those who want good Boots shoAld buy Of
HirchCucN. Our Roots are manufactured al the Fast
expressly 1r Us and are superior to any made IN this
section N the country; and "a aAaRAVrgn az
Nct' H. ls9s-2s'tl itirCHCOCK'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20

& ~ Y An4
"WHo'DA THuNK IT ?'--"Dr. Kalo.
rum do you think my darter will git
we'll q e.F +
"Well, If she don't get no wuss. and
does get some better, she may possibly
get over it. You see she is afflicted with
a concatenation Of the diagnosis Of the
emtacarpial ffummux, which extends from
the nobocis to the internal lobe of the in
terror revolution of the occupit. Moth
in can help her but calomel aad pesim-
mons taken jintly both together a spoon
full. more or less, accordin' to the SYM
toms. every other day. of an on. Them
will eventually put her out of pain into a
sweat. and restore it to a healthy action Of
the miner pedals and reduce the encyclo-
pedia Of the neuealgic diaphram. imms.
lately under the left side Of the right
sye. -, 49, a;,a,.s Ina =
dor a mercy, sieh laruin. Who'd a
- 1u uua''fsiires bao9as . iadi sud a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20

hl STAMPEDE TOWARDS SwEpskDcRorAN-
1sx.--We learn that the.e, has been, with.
ina few months past, quire stampede in
the German Methodist churches of New
Orleans and vicinity towards Swedenbor-
gianism. One of the most popular Of The
German preachers. Rev. JIM. Hofer,
has gone over to the mystic faith Of The
great Swedish philosopher. and taken with
him not a few Of his brethren and friends,
and now holds forth to them at private
houses on the Sabbath " 0. Con-. Bill.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20


SINGULAR REsUsoITATIoN,-Two chill.
dren, a son and daughter of Williau Sa-
bin, Of Springfield N. Y, went to Onon-
daga Creek on Monday where the boy
ventured upon log and fell into the wa
ter. % His little sister witnessed the acci-
dent--saw him rise and disappear again,
whereupon she ran home to inform her
father of the accident. Mr.. ,Sabin got
hold Of the boys leg, and pulled him out.
He had been in the water from twelve to
fifteen minutes, and appeared lifeless when
taken out. He was laid out as dead
there not being the slightest evidence T Of
vitality manifested since being rescued
from the water. What is more strange
and singular, an hour afterwards the boy
was observed to breathe. Every effort
was employed by his parents for bis re-
covery, and at twelve o'clock the lad was
conuers;ng wiM them. Heis doing wel.---
This is the most singular'case of resusci-
tation after drowning that we recollect
hearing Of. q $3.50 e5o E9aa5I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20

A ST.. Louis GLUrroN. st. Louis pa.
pers state as matter Of fact, than on Fri.
day last, Francis Charles a Kcnchm an.
at one sitting, ate eight five cent loaves Of
bread, six pounds Of ham, a pigs foot.
half pound Of cheese, and a plate Of
salad, taking two glasses Of beer and elev-
en- glasses Of water to aid in the 'mastica-
tory process, and then declared he was
not satisfied. --'' " ~ '''' ''.''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20

Eg- A babe is amother's anchor.-7
She cannot go far from her moorings.--- -
And yets true mother never lives,so lit
tie in the present as when by the side Of
the cradle. Her thoughts follow the i'm
agined future of her child. That babe
is the boldest Of pilots, and guides her
fearless thoughts down through scenes Of
coming years. The old ark never made
such voyage as the cradle daily makes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-20

EJA Quaker had his broad brimmed
hat blown off by the wind, and he chased
it for long time with fruitless and very
ridicula' zeal. At last seeing roguish
looking boy laughing at his disaster, he
said TO him: ae1. .lg, ..tt4..ir
cart thee profaue lad?" o.''
The youngster replied that he some.
times did little that way.
"Then," said he, taking half dollar
from his pocket, "you may damn yonder
fleeing tile fifty cents worth"