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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-22

How TO SAVE BLOSSOMS FROM BLIGHT.
In this latitude it is well known by
pomologists that as soon as the frosts is
out Of the ground in the spring. the sap
begins to ascend into the body and limbs
of trees; the buds swell, the leaves start
and the blossoms soon appear. And it is
I well known, too, in some seasons the buds
are much damaged, or the blossoms are
entirely blighted by the severe cold and
frosty nights that follow. In conversa-
ton recently with practical pomologist
who has been eminently successful in
raising all kinds of fruit-particularly
plums, peaches and cherries informed
me that the great secret Of his sue
cess was, in keeping the frost in the ground
until the dangerous nights had passed,
by early spreading over the surface Of
the ground, above the roots, of sufficient
depth, straw, manure, or any kind Of
compost; that in some seasons he had seen
his neighbors' trees in full bloom, even
before he removed his surface covering,
and the result proved that while not un.
frequently the frosty nights were fatal to
his neighbors' crops, his own trees, BIOS
soming out late, were always sure to yield
him abundant harvest.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-22
HTHH Sultan of Turkey disburse

II The Sultan OF Turkey dlsburses
forh is household exposes the sum Of forty
seven millions Of dollars annually; he has
thirty six wives, and seven hundred and
eighty females slaves. The wives cost
him annually six millions of dollars, and
the female slaves more than half a
million. His musicians cost him about
a million dollars each year; while his
brothers and sisters receive more than
three millions
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-22

1IzThs Kenton RedaNscan, hits some
ii aoussdoSh initlst neck Of woods. by saying:
-sBewsre nf1the man who pretends to do
Q srsspectAble business in your town and
Il too stingy Or afraid TO advertise in the
newspaper"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-22

.ais S1lBy yninvitation Of the Wbig General
lGSmmitsse ofNew York, Gov. Hunt Of
ctiistIHtak addressed an audience Of some
n5Oooat HopeiC Chapel, on the evening Of
the fath. ult. He urged the necessity
,oef-bufying sectionalisms and uniting the
ii Opposition on broad National grounds
a Edw ard Everett, JohnJ. Crittenden and
Gen. Scott, were named as persons to
whom tbs country might be safely conf
"A dedlinthe, next Presidential election
oThsaamss Of these gentlemen wero reciv-
vsdlMith demonstrations Of approval.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-22
New Brick Block

of WORTH & PETERS, opposite the Pier.
son House, where they havo opened up a stock
If
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-22
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS

AND they expect to be able to sell them
cheaper than the same articles can be bought
at any establishment in the town or country.
They have recently removed to the
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sile and kissing my face do not think she
! has ever done so again.
| "How would that suit you, Frankly" said Mrs
! PlaiSt0w, pulling her boys curly crop "How
would you like that from your mother, spoilt
baby that you areI"
80, mother, not at all,' said Frankly, drop
ping his huge limbs on the floor, and laying his
head on his mothers lap; such rough, square,
untdy head as 1t was too For Frankly was one
of those large, awkward, stumbling creatures,
all innocence and muscle, only to be found in
| unconventional English families very much at
tached to each other, and living TO themselves
in the country; siantbuy, who worshipped his
mother, idOli';ed his sister, aud thought his faith
er the greatest man of his generation.
ale was such darling" Mrs Plaistow used
to say, after she had scoded him, Mrs. Plais-
tow scOlded TO symphony Of smiles and cares.
Ses, and vowed positively that lie should not
creep into her lap as he did, SO like big baby.
He really must give up such waySl
''But, Tom, you never told US this, said Aura
looking rather dismayed. "And are your SIS
terS the sane?" i
"Yes, said Tom, "quite the same, Aura."-
at is as well she should know the truth at
once" he thonght, self fortilyingly.
"You not like the rest, thenl" laughed
Mrs Plaistow, lifting up her face from the con
temptation of Franks shoulders. 1t was one OF
the lnvelieSt faces in creation even now, mother
as She was of eight or lime children
"No," said Tom, lightly. ~ represent the
worldly element among us l am the frivolous
one; a kind oftame black sheep, sadly in want
of solidity and reform"
"Oh, bah! you need nothing of The sortl" cried
Aura, holding out her hand, 80 come, let us go
aud shoot. Come, Frankly, you bav all those
bad marks of yesterday to make up, aud you
shot so badly then, am sure you must be get
ting short.sighted Come along, who'll be mar
kerr"
"a will, said Frankly, in his drawling way,
gatheriog up his wandering limbs one by one,
as if they were so many separate pieces that
fastened by hooks and eyes. But the little
mother must come too"
"Oh yes, mnmma, of coursel We could not
get on without her! Now then, make haste, ths
daylight will be all gone before we begin, ii you
are not quick"
And Aura ran OF 10 the archery ground, Tom
rushing after her. while big Frankly followed a
tribe moro leisurely, his arm round his mothers
waist and his Anaiite stride dwarCed to suit her
pace. While she, with the fresh wind blowing
her bright curs across her merry eyes, looked
more like the elder sister than the mother of her
son.
GrovrtSUpn ro.Uapuow
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Standard ReadinF.
j. BOON W,IURE,

a II I o II Y E Y 4 Il l. a w,
WheeIInE, Va.
oFEYCF SlP TH-EAST ORNEjs- or JFOlvROE AND
E0SH1H SIS, OPPOSITE TN s EGOURTHOCSE
D. VII prsetoeia the several Gv=rts Of this and the
Isnborng counties Particular attention will be given TO
be SSHeeviSn 4 s4a+IEs. noY2C:lyd8SEru
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Centre Wheeling Drug Store.

. - . A0SOA N'
"E have just received fresh supply OF Drugs and
Medicines, selected with care, ior Prescriptions
aad EeS7 trade Also large OF articles for
me toilet among which the latest styles OF Extracts
-rIneres ai Soaps; al7n FLESH, Cloth AMI Tooth
Bfuihes IN great variety. Ia addition the above,
keep constAuy hand good article OF Coal OIL and
Lamps. In short, article kept well furnished
Drug Store. REED 4 KRAFT.
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lnlInAY RoOKs. &c.

An NOW oPENINd o0e Of lIle IaTfesI anu nosS eare,
f1TIy srleccI los Books Portfolios, Albums Writing
sk &c suitable Holiday Presents, ever brought TO
e civ Books ranging price from penny to twenty
~. elegantly bouu a. Pnes Poems, Poets OF the lyth
Century Lala Rook," "Laiy Of the Lake draws Ele,
Tt, H.e's celebrated "woman," elegantly bound, &ei
yrio. annual: these viii Goodrichs Wo-
5 az Beauty and T=roi,u" containing 10 beautiful cp-
gcavn-s, Hckck's Psyeoey, Frederck the CIR, - e
~ Ciyairr Sr wai.r Raleigh and his imss" Lie Of
Poland Baker, Isabs Orsine Bncro,s Hist ry' Hngh
MIisr's Works spurgeous Sermons, "AuiocIa. OF the
Breakfast Table" 'C0urtshsp OF Miles sIahu4shi All o
Ionzfelluw's Works -.
,ban ever before ut up LIBRARIES by the single copy
t;,-s. would mention, ''MinsterRs Chdren, "kenneth
and Hpy story q Darling Nelly" the Giant Killer,
nd al oT A l. . IL Books Parry Books, "a will and a
Way Roio BOOKS, both series; Learning to Think TAX
and Act Hc: Colored OF almost every description
Hlis Greely's. American Tract Society, Presbyterian
aud Methodist Ananacs. -
lark Cannon Boards, Chess Men and Boards almost
.yrry tye aud quality OF Stationery Gail and make your
selections before the assortment Is broken
a,ett doors North OF NJ NJ Bank.
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CHARLES w. GRAHANTI

CHARlSEiS w. GRAHAM,
= q CC < > o Y Z q : = n rs ia q y Z
T7iiE undersirurd vouii --- the of Wheeling
and visuity thathaTtn fnrcitased The Drug and Pre-
scriptCu store, formerly mel - Or. lnr1esi auer he
VIII continue 10 carry on te Drug business 70 AL its
1Esaet>. lie uc=t ially soefs CtutnsTce of
te puuc ratrons - which has Isrear been literally
extended towards is old ana rei l1lTn estzhiisneut-
II vii b. lis aim tiu. tf she kira
and at the I9west price, siy aoe found In veA fur
uissel Dug estahlishr1gut.-
Prescriptions carefully ccfporred from the pureat
MeiigineB. Cf3ks:LES " GEAaAA
No. %, cor. Rlasn and y ehEtsTSts4.
EyIe CD Centre Whssling-
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NUMBER I'D
sADD1Es. HARNESS, TRUNKS,


Wholesale & RETAIL.
7 D SHEPPARD Nc. Isl Main ST. corner of Unios, vii
- continue TO keep hand \ lArgs and eomPlete
sortmeut OF all articles in his line. c5ns 81 LEL,s' and
Gentlsmen's Saddles, Zine and cStrse IiaFkess ruhks
Vacrs Carpet BasF, SateSels Collars Hames Wsps, sc
would respectfully call aiieztioa stock ad
BY strict aitcnon aud PronPtasss &c merit eoatuaars
OF the public patronaE-- ~
All kinda o. repairing promptly done, and in pr
manner. ;. B. SHEPPARD.
sepaQ III M.in 81
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INKSl INKS!

OuTLER's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
ID Copying EXCELSIOR FLUID INhS, Manufaetured
by j. Butler, Agent, No 80 Vine Str ~ squares
South Of Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To THE wKITs8 C"NNUSTTY GESEEAL, AND BOOE hEFP-
hrs PARTICULARLY CAEO.-Geutiemen: Ever" bottle
OF A-noIIs English fluid that costs
enty Der than J. ]. uler's Excelsior Record
aud II good. EXPLANATIONS EyerS called
Quart ds holds twenty per cent less Ink,
aud ret-ed fifty higher than mine, which is
saving, particularly when th quality is warranted
egua All leading Stltoners Will supply you bottle
on the By doi1E You VIII sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES, and he wiser If no; better citizens; at
lovers country and its cherished SsIi
qurTOSs II you thus the time is not far distant when
the American Flag shall not bottle or Arnolds
English fluid in our beloved Union-and your purse
As well. JAMES J DUTLER, Agent.
Por sale by Payne Co. and J. G. Orr, Wheeling.
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CLoARS,
MANTLEs,
EHAwIa
which psds. myself TO sell IS Gems below I't regular

Which peds. myself to sell rs Gents below regular
Ticrs.
Just received per Express from New York large assor
superior RAGLANS, made after the latest Paris
styles and expressly FOR New York city trade,
together with variety Of other Cos, OF all styles
and pattern, which viii sell below manufacturers prices
A great variety OF CLOTH, DOUBLE, and STELLA,
MANTLE sUATLS, Ht grea, Bargains.
large Mt Of FUS such Sable, Mink Stone,
Martin Fitch which sell cheaper than other
hsuse in the city, have them commission, but
bought them for Cash. will sell Qua ty Fitch Furs,
such sold last year for &2G now for &l2ls sett.
Several cases Of fns and superine BLANKETS, which
sell At manufacturers prices.
Also received about 80 pieces Of Lupin's FRENCH ME-
RINos, all eoOrs and grades which viii sell at most any
price.
The shove Goods will be ready for Inspection SATUR
DAY the 9th OF November and would respectfully invite
those in want Of Of them to give early call
Eured all will be satisfied with my goods and prices.
nuv6 ALEX. IIEYAiAS, 49, Main st.
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Al 'hose kuovinE themselves indebted TO the firm viii
please call and settle their the present
derlI-v REED & KRAFT, No. 81 Main st.
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CmAa. 1IOREAN.

XTTHoLEsALE 8SD RETAiL AIaaufa-turer oFsaadies,
w Brides, Harns and Irauks Aid dealer all aTti-
eirs usually by SaiGleTs, hos inform
Pahlie tia te has opened a. 80 s5 sia f cor Market
Alley, wher- he will be gri any persons wanting
OF the articles As intends make good
aud sell fair prices. he hopes obtain IeTl share
Of Pubc patronage Particular aftention PAID ord-Ted
work and rspalriaE doae with dispsieh.- : ~ serIs
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NOTICE.

THE OF Sheppard MORGAN this dav dIssoivei
by Inut1al Tae tusinss of the ASA
settled by sheppard. inI=bLeI rra are
reseetiuiy requested cali make ,snJ those
saving aecoants against W please presen the
settlement J. b. SHEPPARD,
Sept 10Th ,1SS5. cuAs. MORGAN
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Fire g. Inland NavigatIon

Fire O. Inland H8VlS aJlOh
Risks accepted At terms consistent wiki foiveney AZ
fAir profit
Especial attention Giren 20 JrsurdHe> Of y ELLLSGS
ard CoatsHts. for terms Of 20 geuTs-
The progress oftis Corporation has been stables un-
lntrrrlpc trouh akols and stern
periods cveutful IN or exempt from sweeping cculaEra-
tforg and maritime disaster Ben- long rsfatiislsd
basis the troubles Of the credit system acct Us IL no
maLeriai pErgicultT.
During ha-l ti-cs thc security
animpeTatve duty the ability Of property to
tain loss byiugtf much lesseusd.
Poll,Ies without delay, and MI business attended
to with dispatch ani Gd-iity, by
oGiee a. The savi1g's BanE o. - he ling
SeaI9-d-v-tHl Isn- st 80.
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[cONgINuED To.Nosnow.l
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rue Whan2do01le for November Nowhere!
ANtNG jus. received bE Express large nssort-
meat all styles OF CLOAHS much superior to any
fui by e seaonl class also and entirely
h syie OF Chenille ShAElS-Laiis particularly iuv-
t=i 10 give early call, all OF them viii be sold ex-
ss low for cash, at No. 50 Main street, Centre Wheel
lug IunySl John ROEMER.
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AHERIFF,S SALE,

SHERIFk's SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, &C
LEE COUNTY.
RI virtue Of special Execution to me direct
- cd, issued by the Clerk Of the District Court
VI said County, in favor of Charles c. Stevens and
against William w. Cotton, / have levied upon.
and win sell 10 the highest bidder at the door of
the Clerks Office of the District Court Of Lee
County, Iowa, at keekuk, in said county on the
gath day Of December, A. ID. 1859, between the
hours OF O'Clock m. and 4 o'clock D. m. of said
day the foio~ing property, to- wit Lots three (sl
and four ~ in Block No. three 60 in w. H. viii
liams ard Perry Reeves addition to the City of
keokuk, County of Lee and state of Iowa. Sold
by order of Court force osure of to sat
isfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, Nov. Esd, 1859
VIM. II. LEECH,
nv2ad Sheriff Of Lee County.
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deaI-d


NhEHIEEsN NALEs
STATE OF IOWA, GO
LEE OouaTy.
pY virtue of i special execution TO me directed
- issued by the Clerk of the District Court Of
said county, in favor Of Charles Parsoas . CO. and
against Isaac vanAusdall and Lea nder Harbine,
will sell TO the highest bidder at the door Of the
Clark eiics of the District Court Of Lee County
Iowa, at kcokuk in said county, on the f4th day OF
December, A. d. 1859. bAfwe~-. - hours OF y
o'clock =. and o'clock p. N. t1 said day, the
following property, to.vit: The nortAv est qua r
ter OF section two IN, township sixty five tb5
north, range ave tsl west also. the south west
quarter Of section shirsy lssl, township sixty
six e6 range ave sd nil in Lee county, Iowa
sold by order III Csars z sAs property Of Isaac
VanAusaAli. 30 satisfy s416 writ of execution.
keokuk, New. Is, l6te>
MN. III. LEECH,
novs4d Sheriff of Lee County.
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VIM. III. LEIGH,
nov24d Sheriff of Lee County.


STATE OF IOWA, &c
LEE COUNTY. %.
by virtue of special execution to me directed,
- issued by the Clerk of the District Court of
said county, in favor of Hanford Bro successors
DO, and against Holt, Bro. T. Co. and nj. p. Sharts
viii sell to the highest bidder at the door of the
Clerk Office of the District Court of Lee County,
Iowa, ut ke0kuk in said comfy, the Gath day Of
December, A. d. 1859, between the hours Of o
o'clack >. m. and O'Clock p. n. Of raid day, the
foll,wiAg property, to-wit The ground, buiidings
and 6xtarss and snschinery Of the Des Moinss al
ley Planning Mill, situated in Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa. described rs follows, towit: so feet front BY
lao feet deep, being The inside parts of iots and
10, block 70 in the old limits of the city of Keokuk
Sold by order OF Court as the property Of Holt.
Bro. d Co.. to sat,sfy saia writ of execution.
Heokuk, Nov. Is, 1853.
WIN. II. LEIGH,
nov2id Sheriff of Lee County.
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STATE or IOWA, SIS
LxE CourrY. %.
DY virtue Of special execution to me directsd,
Dimued by the Clerk OF the District Court OF said
County, in 4Avor Of ALFRED Baneext aurvi wing part
nsr, -. ,snd Against G. g. A. 0ssssa.,i have lev-
led upon, and viii sail to the higheat bidder atthe
door of The Clerk = 0lace Of thu 0dNeiAt Court OF
Lee County. Iowa, 1t Keokuk, In said GanntyI on
the s0th ~ Of December, A. d. 1859, betwesn|the
hours Of o'caock A. NJ, and o'clock, r. M |, Of
ssid day, the following property, to wit lot eight
(s) block ten, t1a) DIV. Rnbourne's additios to
tbs City OF Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa, withlthe
i'm provements tn cr~on. Taken and levied upon rs
tho property Of G. o. A. Strihlsn, to satisfy said
writ Of exec ution.
Ksokuk Nov. 3oth, 1859
w. ii. LEECH,
deeI-d HheriG Of Lee County.
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Keokuk, Nov. 8, 1s5e.nv4d
SHEsx HE'S SALE.

NhEWIEfsS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, sc
LEE COUNTY. %
Rf virtue OF Especial Execution TO me directed
- sued by the Clerk of the District Court Of
SAID county, In favor Of Amos II. Brevn and
against Patrick Madden, have levied upon, and
viii sell 10 the highest bidder a, the door Of the
Clerks Cifice II the District Court Of Lee Connt,
Iowa, at keokuk in said county, on the sth day of
Deem be-, A. ID 1859, between the hours of
o'clock a. M. and o'clock p. M. of said day, the
following property, to-wit: The front ends by ifty
block ore hundred and eighty $50, in the c,ty az
h'otu s, Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied upo,,
as the property Of Patrick Madden. to satisfy said
gsrlL~r execution WIN. III. LEEcH,
Sheriff OF Lee County
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SMElRHKHs SALE.
yH~ n

1MEM1Ek*0SALE~
STATE OF IOWA, sx
LIN Couxrr -
lY virtue of an exsrution 10 me directed, issued
l. by the Clerk of the District Court of said coun.
~, in favor 81 Hatch 4 Thompson and against j G.
Estes, J. L. Estes and Jsnes Walker, have levied
upon, and will sell 10 thu highest bidder at the
door Of the Clerks olkesof the District Court Of
Ice County, Iowa, at keoknk in said county, on
the cath day of December, A. ID. 1859, between the
hours of clock q. and o'clock p. m. Of said
day, the following property, to-wit The south
quarter of section e. township 81 north range
west, and the southeast of the south west Of
section 81, township 81 north, range 5 west, and
the southwest / Of the northwest of section s,
township 65 north range west, aud 70 acres wset
part of southeast section 5, township IS, range
west also 90 acres of Of weat end Of south of
southwest Of section 4, township SIS north ran kc
west all in Lee county, Iowa. Taken and levied
upon as the property Of James Walker, to satisfy
said writ Of execution.
keokuG, Nov. 10, 1859.
WIN. III. LEECH,
nov24d Sheriff OF Lee County.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, SIS.
Rf virtue of special Execution to me directed
issued BY the Clerk Of the District Court OF
said county, in favor Of Amos ii. Brown and against
y. u Carter, have levet upon, and will sell to
me highest bidder, ut the door Of the Clerks Office
kak ~ said county, on the sth day OF December, A.
". 1893, between the hours of 0 clock a. m and 4
o'clock p Nd. OF eaid day, the following property,
tc-wt; lot No. ten tl0) in block one hundred and
,ishty llsol, In the city Of keokuk, Lee county
Iowa. Taken and levied upon ms the pnoneytv az
ID. u. Carter, to satisfy said writ of execution.
WIN ii. LEECH,
Sheriff Of Lee County.
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S1sEH iEfsS SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, &C
LEE CousrY.
DIX virtue Of special execution to me directed
II issued by the Clerk of the District Court of
said county, in favor Of Hiram Barney and against
John A. Num-, will sell to the highest bidder at
the door OF the Clerk Office Of the District Cour,
OF Lee County, Iowa, Mt Keokuk in said county ON
the Gath day of December, A. ID. 1859, between the
hours of o'clock q. and o'clock y. M OF sal d
day the following property, to-wit The north
half Of the southeast quarter of section orc IN,
township sixty-six 1867 north, range six (6) west
containing eighty 1901 acres more or less in Lee
county and State of Iowa Sold by order of Court,
on foreclosure Of mortgage to satisfy said writ of
execution.
Keokuk, Nov. %, 1859.
VIM. ii. LEECH,
nov24d Sheriff of Lee County,