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Board OF Education.

By the following proceedings of meet
ing of citizens held on Wednesday evening,
it will be seen that the people are consider
ably aroused on the subject of Retrench-
ment in our school expenses. The meeting
was held with a view of selecting ticket,
without regard to politics. for the new Board
of Education, which is to be elected the 1st
of March. The meeting was composed of
persons from all parties and was represent
ed by all the Wards but one. The ticket
was selected purely with the view of re-
trenchment, and as such will be supported
without reference to its political cast:
At a meeting Of the citizens of Ottawa
held in Glover & Cooks Block on Wednes-
day evening, February 10Th, the following
ticket irrespective of party, was unanimous
ly adopted as the RetrenchD.ent Ticket for
Board Of Education to be held on the first
Tuesday in March.
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1850
Ribbons s. millinery Goods.



To Nerchdnts, NHiiaers JoLLers, DeGlerS IN RiJbons
Millinery GO0ds, ana Cttsh BHyers . all Sec
tiUhs Of the country.
The Cish Ribbon House, liG ChdHGerS ST, Seao York
ESTABLISHED 1888.
w + have originated a new prncipe-a new era in
w the Ribbon Trade, wll rchy make this business
rLAIS SIMPLE, AND STAPLE THAT Brown sHEErINGs.
" !SrHJ FIR Cdah! We Buy FOR cash!
We satisfied with 3 PER CENT PROFIT. Ask no Sc
cond Price. Have all our Goods marked in ptTin fg
UreS, that woman and child buy alike aud
receive the same value for their money.
prices for best Taieta Ribbons, all colors,
No. Y cts per piece, No. Boy cts per piece,
NO.2 2eH do No. 3 ~ do
No. l6 s1.41]. per piece.
We ofsr Fancy Ribbons, al SyLes, all Ioi0rs, all qua
IHtes, ut prices dcfying competition,
and TOr cash oRly
Ribbons: Quick Sales" Light Profits" and g Good
Value for Cash.
ROUCHES. ROUCHES,.
New Styles and Patterns. at a saving of 80 per emit
fiOM credit prizes. Examine samples and be
WINGED.
BLOND LACES, CUTTINGS, &C, &c.
Our line of these Goods always full We Import and
job them for per cent. advance. Marked
prices all Goods in plain figures" sdring Of 40
pej. cent on these Goods from credit prices.
Our intention is to make the Ribbon Trade staple
in regard prices domestic goods To do this,
must sell $lOOo,O00 arorth cf goods per Gnnum
We are Union Mem No Morrill," No South" We
the United States and the servants of all who favor
JNO FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
ZIG Chambers Street, New York,
Near the Hudson River Railroad Depot:
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On motion copy of the above ticket was
ordered to DO furnished TO both papers OF the
city for publication.
This feeling on the subject Of retrench-
ment in our schools, We imagine, has its eri-
gin less in specific appropriations of the
board hitherto, than in the fear of what is in
prospect, in view of the act now pending ir
the Legislature, by which it is proposed to
give our school board the power TO consider
ably increase the rate of taxation to pay
current expenses.
In this connection, friend hands Us the
following, which leans rather to the other
side Of the question, bat which we can see
no objection to giving here place:
1t is good omen that the sovereign peo-
pie begin 10 ask what our various school ex-
penses are for; and it is evident that they
intend to sec well to il that there no I'M
necessary outgOes.
All this IS well, yet, while we would not
say one word against our schools, or the
manner in which they are conducted. or cast
one reflection upon our Board who doubt
not have endeavorcd to serve the people and
the cause faithfully, little caution may be
necessary.
Ii is well known that the public school,
in any locality is delicate plant, and that
unnecessary excitement is blight that 1t
cannot endure; yet it ought, and Doubtless
can bear close examination, both in reg I'd
to the internal regulations and current OK
pcnscs.
In reference TO the question, are not our
school taxes high? GA comparing our eX-
.5,I ~.
be admitted they cannot be 50 considered.
In looking over the reports for Cincinnati,
Baltimore, Boston, New York, Detroit. Chi
cago, St. Louis and score Of other places,
we fluid that the cost, per scholar per an
mum, is from So 80, down to $500, while
in Ottawa it costs only $3.50; not third
the amour. in some cities.
Again it should be remembered that We
have been building largely within the past
three or four years. We now have good
buildings that are an ornament to any city.
No more will he needed for long time II
come.
Again, II has been asked if we could not
get along without a superintendent: il i
evident that We could but it is more evil
dent that we could 10y no means as rel.
Nor would it be economy as progress Is
the end in view and this can only be Oh
tanned by well regulated system this Is
corroborated by the fact that there is no
town with three fourths Of our population
that is without superintendent specially il
it has a system Of schools: and as to the ex-
pense, no one ought TO murmur; for, while
Chicago pays $500, and Rock Island ST.
800, Ottawa pays only $500.
In view of these few plain facts, do not
economy, the cause OF education, the wei
fare OF our youth, and the harmony OF the
community, demand that We should he a
little cautioas how we disturb the system Vi
our well regulated schools?
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c. T. PRATT & Co.-This enterpriZing and
lire firm Of dry goods men is decidedly
ahead OF al! rivals, having already received
an advance stock Of Spring goods, Of the
very newest styles. There will naturally be
establishment, on Main street, opposite the
Man.i Honse
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The PEOPLES Remedy.

TRl THEH.-Never Known to Fail Used by everybo-
dy. Herrck's Sugar-C Coated Pills. So good that fifty
boxes perform fifty cures-one box sells twenty-neigh-
Der recommends them neighbor-stranger to stran-
ger. Made from Gums Balsams, and Extracts their eff
the human system is mild searching, and benef
Put up large family boxes Every pill coated
With sugar. % cents box Sold by dealers every
where See advertisement on Sd page. aug7
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=. lie uuders -l-l having leased for term Of years.
= tie TAGILL y tEEilOU>E ou the side cut, 1t the
Main street bridge, Ottawa nov paT-i to She
highest price n cash for Ora %, receive grain in
tie most lb-ra terms, and 70 make CASH Alb
NAEtI> grain ia store. favorable any
-:.sEs dare s--r. Give = call.
rIcs.---a1 PHELPS 4 RAYMOND.
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Ottaha fret CRATER
LOCAL. MATTERS.


The Board of Supervisors of this county,
in accordance with resolution adopted at
the September meeting, commence another
session in this city on the 4th Monday-be-
ing the 2Sth-of the present month.
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The Grim. Con. Case.

we have on one or two occasions made al
fusion to certain GRIM con- case in this vi
cinity, but not being in possession of the
facts in detail, we have felt hesitaney in
giving the current rumers on the subject
AS the matter has, however, been brought
into the circuit court, we run no further
risk of doing injustice by giving the leading
facts, which are as follows:
For quite while past, it has been appa-
rent to the neighbers that an improper init
macy existed between the wife of Mr.. John
O'Connor, respectable farmer in the town
of Rutland, in this county, and man nam
ed James Phillips, farm hand, working for
Mr.. Daniels. Mr.. O'Connor himself SEEM
ed to have been unconscious of what was SO
palpable to his neishbors, until of late he
has had good reason to suspect his wife of
an attempt to poison him. These suspicious
being confirmed by undoubted proofs, and
being thereupon fully aware of the criminal
intimacy aforesaid, he had the parties arres-
ted on the two charges of adultery and poi
soning. The investi cation thus far establish
not only by testimony of others, but the
confession OF the woman herself, the fact of
the criminal intimacy, and at least three at
tempts on the part of the woman to poison
her husband at the instigation of Phillips
the first by administering arsenic, and twice
by strychnine. Indeed, before he was aware
of his danger, Mr.. O'Connor had taken so
much poison that his constitution is prsba-
bly, shattered for life.
Phillips has been indicted and is in jail
awaiting his trial, the woman herself having
thus far refused to appear and testify against
him. She is still at large, We understand,
but of course has left her home and fami
ly Of four children upon whom she has
brought such cruel and damning reproach.
Phillips came here year or two ago from
Virginia, where he is said to have left q
wife and family.
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Fam. DoUGLA-s respectfully announces that he vii
deliver lectures the Court House in Ottawa, the
evenings Of February 18th and 10th. Subject Of the
First Lecture The Races OF Men" Aiggittaucc for
single person, Is cts, or - cts. for tive. febl2
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-02-19

CHEss-The famous Marseies and Nor
rs game terminated in draw" We be-
lieve. The tournament in this city run
through half dozen of evenings, aud ter
minated in leaving Julius Avery, Esq, the
champion. There is considerable talk of or
the winter is too far advanced to effect much
in that way this season. The time is at
hand to brush up the Cricket Club.
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\ NEW STYLE MACHINE.

TRI'E FIFTI- DOLLIRE
IL i 10 longer ed that these Mach.s are the
best ~ use tor fanny sewing. They
HEM, YELL, GATHER. AND STITCH
80 the most superior and the only Machines
n the market That are we'll and simply made. that
they my be sent into families Sh other ilstrIc-
tn-- than are contained ia circular which accompa-
ulrs each machine, ald from which 4 CalLD 81 TN
VARS may readily learn huN 10 them, and keep
them IN order TAcy make upwards Of
FIFTEES HUNDRED STITCHES / MINUTE,
aud wi. DO the sewing pl .au.ly cheaper than seam
stress 10 IT, wen IL sic works the Of
ont AUl-
/ there husband father. or brother In the United
States whO viii permit Ihe drdcSry OF hand sewing
HE family, when Grover Baker Machine VIII 10 it
better. more eNp-.'4-iy, and cheaper than posi-
j'y be done ~ hand:
Oaic-s o.! Exhibition and ,le:-is5 Broadway. New
YORK, l. Summer street, Boston; 40 Chestnut street,
Pu.aGrilIl ij1 BALTIMORE street, Baltimore Is West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati
qsqct, 10. dl tie yrHcipdt CTties and Tolrns IN tEe
Easf~H .>t5t.s.
.Fs-SzND Fog A CIRCCLAR. I'VE
jau2l gent. Ot'GUG III.
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SUGAR MILL.-We saw the other day at
the Foundry and Machine Shop Of VIM.
CoGswELL, Esq in this city, mill for crush
ing sugar cane and expressing the juice,
which must certainly superscdc all others
we have vet seen in tins region. 1t is sim
pliclty itself in construction, while we can
see no way for it to break or get out Of gear.
One horse or even 4 stout man, can turn it,
while it will crush the cane as rapidly as u
couple of men can feed it and take care Of
the juice.
\ vast amount of molasscs ard no small
quantity of sugar was made from the Sor-
ghum in this State during the last season,
and as our people become more skilled in
the manufacture, the quantity raised will
largely increase. Indeed, sugar csne may
already be regarded as one of our staples,
and the day is not far off when every farmer
will need his mill for expressing the juice
Such as need one now should see Mr.. Cogs-
wells mill before making purchase.
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At METROPOLITAN HALL.
NEBEUARY I'D, i-5J-uiveu by 4. sCHNEIDEK.-
Tickets 81 JH-SGPper included
Good Music viii be provided aat good order Ee-t.-
TIE public invited - attend.
Gac,ts may with masks or HithoUt, as they may
- .p-r.
1890. "a. -l.--- $780, ----.
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ANING leased ny Warehouse TO Nle-srS. Phelps X
4 Raymond. ! ;tL. tn. method Of returning my
thanks Tor the liberal patronage received and will
the business sill be- carried in tbs by
rL= Inv 5rur. -.us27l ALEI ". NAGIII.
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FRED. DOUGLASS.

TIE OTTAWA SFWIyAsI commences it. sixth semi-a n
nual session on Monday, Feb 2lst, 1850. febI9-l
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New Flour Store,

On III SIYr st, oyDD>ite Na.ssifs Furniture Depot
ysFIiE subscriber made arrangements to keep
hand large supply Of the choicest Winter and
Spring Wheat Flour, imported from Wisconsin, Chicago
ard Indiana, which Ae will sell at the lowest market
price for cash
lie will also keep hand Chicago Lime. Cement,
salt Hams and PORK, for wholesale and retail trade.
lie has also fir,t-rate Lumber Wagon, t5tIHg pre-
MUM wagon, made Icy Slack < Rarl-) and excellent
horse Carriage d span Of yuIug Horses, aud II ar
to match Also several head Of Cows all OF which
lie offers for sale al good bargains.
Also, Farm OF i6r miles northwest Of otta
va, FOR JdliJ-ti 1HOS- CARTON
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C0ti.c.

There VII be meeting % the old settlers Of la Sale
CO. at the Hardy House in La Sale, the 22i o: Feb
ruary l>59 for the purpose q organizing Ola SIT
tler-' Society. Il j. confidently expected tat all who
settled in this County before the year ISIS, viii be pre-
sent and participate in said meeting. One and all
come and let Us have one good time together.
q. +. WALKER, WI. II. ". CCSIMAN,
JOHN GREEN, HENRY :. NISNEE,
HIRAM THORNTON, WILLIAM REDUICK.
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FZ'!IE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
Die that De Aa- leased the above named house. Gate
kept ny T. : CSACENFT.N and aat he i prepared to
those who may favor him wish their patronage. in
good ty and t.e most puahiy terms Farmers
ia particular would find 1t to their advantage 20 stop
here TO ,w ~ she convenient locality. being in co,o
lra-i..i'y 81 tf.u business part 81 the C.iy.
IL -Hh.- viii H- furnished with the b-s tie msTko
ctu afford. He iIs good s-4h..ar and careful and
tru'5gr hos leT-- [otShl IRA WATSON.
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Important Notice!

Important Notice!
70 me cat=ets 81 Otdacd and Fdrnae of La SaHe Co.
you want to see a large complete stock of Gro
ceries, Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes &c Just drop in at
the corner OF La Sale and Mil streets (near the illinois
River Bridge. am daily receiving from the Southern
anu Eastern markets. fresh supplies comprising in part
TEAS MOLASSES,
SUGARS. SYRIPS
COFFEES, RAISINS
SPICES, PRUNES, FIGS, &c,
Which am selling cheaper than ever, at prices to defy
competition. feb5l WI. WALKER
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SEASONED FEJCI.VGi

Light and easy 20 haul over the rough roads.
You fasmer. WHO have any fences to make in q
Spring wil 10 wsii 10 buy your lJuber soon. II l. -
ing for Iez- that. It be manufactured for
il certain to advance. aud that time is not far into
future. have recently purchased q NH ia Mil,
and row pr. pared to saw to orler any siZ,'
lengths. f.r building briigt- o. heavy frame
sizes lot u. ally kept AT country lumber var.
have now good assortment Of ItHbeCs, also g
p.cSr;- shingles, AMI everything belonging to thc!-
her trade. You VIII please give me call before
ing your purchases, and an =g:i-Ge can make
y0Wr advantage.
once at Iorri.Ais- K Tari'y's warehouse, uoT-'
the canal auI west side q L. sale street.
dec - Y ". RATHDE
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CUSTOM WORK

or avery description made order by the best of work
and at short notice. EepdiriHg dane neatly and
promptly
Be particular and remember The Store the
West side Of the court House Sys,,re, neri door 10
NchaiIts Je,oekry Store.
febI2 Wv. BOiLES
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MasGEEEsADE HaEE,

DIED-Iu Ottawa, Oh the Ilth inst, M4EGAEEr, con-
sort Of Mr.. Tnos. Carton, aged - years.
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JAMES EEFLER.
office {:

Notice:
IAVING sold OUT and intending to change my
place of residence soon possible hereby
notify all persons having demands against myself 10
present the without delay also, to avoid further
trouble all knowing themselves TO he indebted
to notified settle the Immediately by note
or otherwise. IcC2Sl JAMES Keller.
DUY YOUR STATIONERY at
ID ORTONS BOOK STORE,
You get nothing good at the Drug Stores. ian29
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70 fi.a Farmers

gsUY YOUR SCHOOL BOOKS 1T
- 5.rzg OET0N'S BOOK STORE
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GEO. s. FISHER,
BILL, NOTE, l. COLLECTION BROKER.
COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE
BANK OF OTTAWA

ConmissiOHer Of Deeds for the State Of Veto York.
Once in the I'd story, Nattingcr's block
Ottawa, June 10, 1851.
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VI i'll, |:

FJCRE SWEET MILK may be had every day ~ NJ
Backs and Nr. Hise's Grocery store. Supplied
TO families their door by application II either oil
he agl.x named q rucarIaz ttiS
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Ever offered in La Sale County and prices suit the
times stock consists Of everything that j. made
f.r the understandings Of men, women children
from the Strongest Sto3a TO the finest French AID
Sinner. both Of Eastern and home manufactures ali VI
which will be sold for cash at 1 LOWER FIGURE
THAN CAN BE BOTGIT WEST OF CIuCAGOl
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A Bargain.

A Bargain.
TIME subscriber having sold his MIL offers at private
sale
One pair Of matched Horses, tp-top farm omni-
bus team;
One Carriage Horse;
One set double Harness, silver lated. nearly new
One set double Harness, i'll good repair;
One single Harness;
One open seated, single double " Democrat"
Wagon. warranted good Republicans well
One single Lumber Wagon;
One double Lumber Wagon, said to be the best ever
made in this County, heavily ironed and good as new
LEO Grain Sacks;
5000 Flour Barrels.
Terms liberal for good paper
ec9s JAMES EEELER.
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Grape Vines.

vArAwBA and Isabella Grapcvines, year old
~ roots, warranted true name, and will be ready
for delivery early in the spring, the 70 lowing yeduc
ed prices Fife each, dollars per hundred
Order. left at tie store post office block will
be promptly attended to. ldec 23l JNO. HISE.
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LECTURE OF f. F. WHrPPLE, ESQ This
distinguished essayist, one of the brightest
lights OF our modern Athens, delivered a lee
ture at the Court House in this city on We'd
nesday evening, taking for his subject Joan
of Arc, the Maid Of Orleans The lecture
of course was literary gem in It's way-for
Whipple never gives anything mediocre or
commonplace. As sketch OF the brief, he
roic career and sad fate, and an analysis of
the character of the most remarkable OF all
the heroines of history, We doubt whether
Macaulay or Thackeray could produce its
equal.
But our people it would appear had never
heard OF Whipple before, and be spoke to
comparatively empty seats Such is litera.
ry fame! Whipple, to become known and
appreciated by the million, must write for
the New Yord Ledger!
IcE.-Our ice men have had rather an un-
favorable winter of it. 1t was but few
weeks ago that Ice was formed thick enough
for putting up, and this was damaged by
fall of an inch or two of snow upon 1t. We
presume, however, enough has been secured
to last US through the summer.
The weather looks now like an immediate
break up. The ice is rapidly melting under
sun as genial as April, while there is so
little snow on the ground that, without hea-
w rains, we shall have no spring flood
The rivers continue both quite low Mt this
place.
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NOTICE EXTRA!
Buy your Crockery a
EfJEF. Hull * TiIORSON,S,
CENTRAL HOUSE.

Uoo3's E}ocR, Iorth IF tie Court Heuy,'
FEIILY have iI. Iir,.st aud best assorted stpc, o.,
Queens and E4~t'snwar. in the city. They
selling rleHg yi'r Gust, usual dec'5-2H'
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INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY OF
TRUE 4 WATEleN Wan.
At the Bcnk Of OtddrG, OttHUd, H.
COLLECTIONS made in vicinity at usual rates
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow-
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
La S.He County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.;
Illinois NutudL do do
Stephenson County Mutual do do
National Loan Fund Life 4srlrance Society.
WN. VI. TRUE,
June V WATERMAN
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BANK OF OTTAWA.
TRUE WATERMAN.
Open from O'Clock 4. H. TO ~ O'Clock =. H.
EXCHANGE OH Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
AID sold.
Interest allowed on time depOsites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold.
Collections all parts the State, and promptly
RENTED the day of payment at current rates Of
shapge Emar2ll l. V. WATERMAN, cashier.
SAVINGS BANK,
In GlOuer's addition to Otd1cd.
1904 FOR Lot Terms 5 cash, and IS on the
all paid, without interest iul26 TRUE WATERMAN.
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6lHEAP BOOKS at
~ jan29 ORTOS'S BOOK STORE
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR-A choice article.
- " ranted, for sale at ldec25l HISES.
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DCf YOUR STATIONERY at
ID OETON'S BOOK STORE,
You ct notlling good tic Drug stores ian2g {.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06
CARRIAGE EyEA CfORY.,- -'ss' ~

I CARKIAGE FAGIVh1.
4 The yubacrIbers AvAits themselves 81 thla
method Of intending thslr itfsnde md sAsp.b
coach shop il Upper Sauduaky 4 hersta6srs
owned BY J. H, 6esson. .snd intend oc9at3n.
ue the business u CsNisee making at the &d
stand, whske lhey intend 70 hsep - hnna nd
make to order I'll kisds d fCssfiasess Brggtes,
SulkiesI and. Spring Wagons on the shoEtsst
notice. Repairing of ~ kinda done - neas
ste terms. We employ q sumber y - God
~orkmen a. the cshntFy aaosds, and ~ best
maternal Ii used In Al our work. AL pefsons
wishing nest and durable worf Nill fnd Il TO
their advantage to give us Z tail bei0rs per-
chasing slkswkere, and We think w cnn pro-
duce stfcng indhcs'nents tof them 70 give ~
'asiI ss'ssn ~ y''s NJ. ns'isE'ssii riSai :, $50
.ssg'ed aies su yd sT.T.WfNTLAMD. u
tJpp,r sssdusly. pse. i0tS. s'4sE ~ iy:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

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