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Nevada national., 1859-04-16
SUMMONS.

slA1L of CAllioENlA-COCNTY OF NEVADA, -
DISTRICT COURT VI I'LL liih JUplCIAL uIstRIC7
or SAID STA1E
inE IEorlE OF 1uE srArE or CAr,oRNra-To &c
- doliNS. Greeting Nnu are hereby summoned Il,
appear and answer the complaint Of GEO A. Mont.
gomery filed against YOU c. Cnnawav and Josepb II
Jenny: within len iIy from the service OF this
Nrit. u served on you l. this COUNTY within tween.
~ days II served on in this district and out Of
this tnunty, and within forty daVs If s.ry.d on Won
in the state and oat Of this listiict H. an action
commenced on the Third day Of ! february. A u
1857 IN said Court. for the recovery II Ii, sum Of
siE Thousand. Seven Hundred and IWeE.y.s.N.n
l'ollars and Fifty Cents aledged be due flainiia
from defendant, upon certain pTomisorv note
With Interest thereon dAts ereof nj the rate ~
Two and one half per cent per month, as more psr
tieulsriy set foTth and mentioned in IlAntins Gem
Of this Court.
And You are hsreby notihsd tbat If you fail TO an
sSer ,ai1 complaint as herein directed Plaintiff
VII tahe Judgment against YOU therefor bv default
together with ala costs II suit and also demand OF
the Court such other relief as Is tiaved foT n his
said Complaint
lr testimony whereof, /, RUFUS SHOEMAKER
lerA 81 tho District Court aioIesaid. do bereunio
- q ms hand and impress the seal Of H.
s said Court at Once In Tie CITY of Ne
} .aaa. Til. Ninll day Of February, A u.
- 4oos RUFUS SHuENAkIR. CLERK
by Joseph Roberts, Deputy
", efo G a :, NG11hiEo@ery 1ohEs Il District sa.t
appearing To- my satisfaction that a good cause Of
action exists against the defendant G. St John
ana ihut he Is rroIet party to said action, and
mat the place OF residence of said defendant is un
known 20 said lainiid and that said neiednant has
either departed from this state or canceaIs himself
TO avoid service of Summons and that due diligence
has been ed TO procure personal service of sum.
mons In said Cause upon him
IL is therefore ordered that service Of Summons
be had upon said defendant 81 Johns by publication
in the Nevada National" weekly Newspaper
published l. the County and state aforesaid for the
period OF Three Months.
Given under my hand, 10 Nevada, this 9th dsy of
February, A. u. 1889
NILES sEARIs, District Judge
True Copy, Attest,
RUFUS sHOENRFR Clsrk
Dibble lansing, ! Fer Jos. Roberts, deputy
Aitornc: for r1sf.. yRsn
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AT y GREAT BARGAIN.

= = NfItINI DNF3FF|II.F.
in' i~n-h j. oHgfe. 60, SAFE a- Iss.e ea .s.F
i.fui-.
ssif Ranc.. 1ont-lnf aroui .gf srr.. t,i.r far..
vitL % tw story pueiiiuc Uolse btr EHish-i ;iirs'
p' ~s,. gitaiic stables lul .-t l1iIIinr. as r.r.
lag
IT,. #1ueit . well s'srstt' 9th -..e.ai -sss-t
l4raf uf frait Frees Fne. se aaf un., iu ft.t rlt
ie.t.iar order Tlsa, are Has about na. H1nlrei
ssl T..u'y- ag.. acrcs,r 1ituW IN6 GRIM sn the
t4nca tlt' bl4 acc of ne .uciosei Fr,. .-,. .inr
ir.t Yn.lit, l.4ri}"v iaui
tiis Ranch Il iatoulhlr 'itga:ci gif',t f0r ID,
~ -t.ll- ur Mountain market Possession en,u
- aus time.
fof terms aaa f.r.A,r Iar.cs'-ss ,u4u,le ou %,
-. rs-ises - al il.is olicr
BENJAMIN CGABIEEE
Grass valley lee. ls ISIS
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fifBRGTJ FEs,
uEIAINOIsPE
STEREO~C0PIC PICTURES aud
SUNLIGHT PAINTINGS on Micn.
Also
nnfrnf I.rafi nnh Oil sInir = ir IN ~ 4

Artistic and li'- Ike Picture, by an the aipve new
and beautiful processes, ri fncr tone and infinite
au~shilily. uu-u-a.s"i for boline.s of outline ar
beauty Of iH-.h ID 20 rN~cutfd =. al times and
iu all Sind. Of wctther
Persons fn'urc unsirr cSfui IN oit2. .n' Il per
ieei Ticture- are particularly invited Co. call.
Oh laguerr, '-pes and other picture, copied.
Improved and rendered nnpsri.lable.
Views ~ Builiiuz. Mining Claim. &c taken az
the shortest notice
Iee.a-ei persons taken in the most appropriate
manner.
y. -. Instructions given IN al ih. department.
o! tl' att
Lu TN WOOD
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
GEO A. IOVEGRAVE,

Newspaper and Advertising Agent,
No. CT. ) Street Sacramento.
Agent for the "Grsfs Valley Telegraph" and
'aliiornia Mining Jolrnal. 1ui the mountain
'ers generally, for which Advertisements will be
eivod and indssrte At the ioFeat rates
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
h0N ARD ASSOCIATION
P[IILAITlfTIIA

n.
4 Htr0fcHt hSftnfiou tsfasf,,t,5 In
Npeci0f EHdo,cm,pf ~, N, L,b,,
81 Mt Sick aR3 Disf~ssssd
"Hlctsd rih 'iibitlt .,,I
Ep'dcrpic Lis,0S.s.
y time or Erid"mics IL j. the ohce. ~ ,I. l.,,,
ti'n :" r'tatli-htd Huspiiale t. L4..t., N....-
li's'''~a. 'ioihing t',~G N.-,i'riitt 10 a. tt.
NicS ami ees mute TO take clsrrc uf tl. sstlat
'frrt-"f Parents and to minister i ever, t,..iti.
Wy {" lb+ reet Of 10" aiiiicic.' and the health
iAs public af large II is the dutv 81 the Ii,..tt
y H1h iiir'>, ." witt lrf.uuallt the infected d..
q. = and 60 provide Hud execute mean. a. r,i,,.
Ne'Aefou> pay Ay-icians. not acting member. nf tho
Association usually enrai ilrir name. IN it, L..1
SUBJECT To be called upon te attend il, nssii,sl-
free oi chragc.
IN tie absence n Epidemic TIE directors ha,. s
thu:HSd tie Consulting Surgeon to give adsic. 49,.
menicai afd o. lersons suil.Iing uulrr CHRONIC
ll>kASI- ofa virulent character arising n.u,
abuse 81 the physical powefs mol Treatment. tl,a
ELECTS Of drag, &C .Sc..
various EfiuKrs and IEA6Ts on the iiatut, sre
Treatment - Chronic ii.,7 es hN tho Con. rlti..-
surgeon have been published ter listuitans di-ti,
ton ana vii. be lent fmE cT CHANGE to Ito afflicted
Aaatess, tor Reports or treatment pr GfUE,E y
,AlHvuN Consulting Su Feou Howard 4sS,cistior
No south Ninth street, Fhilaut lpiiia ia
by order Of the Directors
~ IZEA Il ilEARlwEiI Pre.iseut
N'"' A-iiHNAil-D' Secit -ly. la-ly
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iscmaika,.ic Insfa.--c OF Medical E1c
lief.

u,io, vc .'.i.-h '.... .rr'ilir.t-s Of ieo of tl'
sufferers ffvn. % urs of disease aho having re-
covered tler io s.r h.ail. t'tl imrelled ts crdti
iut-. nsd. ,.uHu th.'.tt ... .pl fen.eni,al agent
and their >'af u...- .,l. .tf 'iUatei 10y % No'"r.
FuhU- I ',ii.fl- uf -'.trtf irll eriou-ly con.
maud their atttcit. tnt V- Irirruo men i'ru't
To the ntjca'irn oi ail Athlete.
TiuL6 -st -. !'..n.irr % Cra.i.ats.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

Ex President, Fillmore lately announced
TO bis American friends at Cincinnati,
that 'he had retired from public life forever.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
FREEMAN e. CO.'S
NEW NOK AVID CALIFORNIA
e < P r e s S.

Having agencies at all the principal points In Cal
iiornia. oregon and Washington Territory. aad on
Northern and southern Coast of California sad ,iex
leo and West Coast Of south America al.o at Homo
lulu, are prepared TO transact genera Express,
Forwarding and Commission business aiih safety
and dSHa teh-OhernF facilities unsurp- 5. ed by anv
Express company for transporting Fteights Parcels
Packages aud 1kEasURE for collecting Nites TRAITS
Bills and Accounts viii promptly attend all com
missions and Consignments and orders for the pur
chase OF ',oods connecting at New York with re-
sponsibls Express Companies TO an point. IN the A,
isntie states. and with II :. Lansing Il Co.'s Ameri.
can and European Express to all parts Of Eurupe
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

caEr--Ts- .-4 .tt an infa,t ..e ir- ~ Dis ',.s
Islish g. las before 'i. rItH. q ~fi.. ..
-ert tzs ra-rt..i .1ftu. tot .l.f a... -' .f - .1
.iGc fkiii. hut that 90 humanity al p 'i.gt tsa
wears ..n ! f1.' nls. aud from .as nlwn @.
me- va. .rizcd 81 .ti III of epilepsy, Which oHi..
tn fny inability o. meet the eHlCu-es cnn-s ig,uf
MI n q thurnuti i.elical ticatni7rt. aad the a
c.urarcncLt viirul met with ra attempting il
.,on lccam. such ms was lei 70 believe TO
dff, ilo xiii ui any physician was Frequently
,.hila iu pirstnf oi any calling thrown down To te
ground without She slightest vorn'ug AMI although
ue.eusihlp so thr agories. set desTised 'he mser
ie, OF ~. H.e aud non learned 90 lnk upor those
Who " ull reut as-i-tance shelter me from dan
ger a. enemic, who sought % proons the existence
90 trr hiseres while IN iLi- state, aud having
rra ious 20 uy aiiction tasted the sweets ~ life,
ortr fnosc WAS ilducei 20 attempt seeking aid II
p rhy-iciin l1ai ~ re- .oItrnenlatinn called upon
lf J. j. C4al Kay. told him of my circumstance,
aud oi my inability 20 reward iin for nis sslyice~
re.Arttss Of wh .ch. however he 81 once underions
ms case and with the blessing Of God. was once
more restored 20 perfect heili. Uuable 20 reSar.
h.m iGe boon ~ hich Ielioy at present, and get
conscious OF M inlebisanes. cons Ter II due to
ms e.. and an Iii ted, 20 make the puDlic. m
order .hai those n ucei OF medical advice ma! Ia
a physician ia whom every o.nilenee can be placed
MEIlE iIoNskl.
State of California county 0i san Francisco. ss.-
Sworn and sub-e bed to before fae this lst day oi
August 4 Z 1850. G!LBkRT 4. GRANT,
Notary Public.
Nevada national., 1859-04-16

Having opened an oaee a, the BasxNc HorsE Of
a. hElASo, ESQ, Grass Valley, Freeman Co.. Ex
press Is Prop'red to transact all business which may
oe entrusted to it with the greatest certainty and
PromPtDess e. u ROBERTS
igss'. GTsss VALLEY
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
TiQuf +''' : ~ !1T18''1f Q tfa.aa.t.
C-A1II q

The ennle->-l,! i,.:-1-. .iaiii ~ Those VII,
may Ice uuiostH 1.u enough tu ur ,iiiiaih afflicted
where permanent rf'isi ai th-ir suffering mat h'
obtained ic, g. ID l.s uy o. !usicis eNire-- l- -in
rere grAtitu. i,I g. fl.'l DBL Too the crmareU
recovery OF lie itfi'u i;ofH. d'a1 ~ the distress
ing - mi ll-.f 80 tht .i-inus practice o un
con,tolit bic . . yult,'. %, pressed 10 hUdy at.,
mind unable 70 ",rm esen the most irii.ng dat.
imrossd up.u i --. . trr,-i...i- 90 life ,ou-ilI
the advice pr IruA plis -cian- uhn tt urst rHrtrle
ms disease ts "i ilit!l- Importance Nui H'f- tiic'
few uHrh ri tu s.a4 go lance, itauili-, 81 ihcii
treatment fu.ui fi uff unufftIihlr horror. tia'
instead 81 i.i.. t!f rlirl l.e. more tlariHiu
in their torture a.it ieia. finally t.li % 1Ie ttai
the disease. hciH- '. iH-fal roulnc.. To- fle brain
OF over rr.finite t.t ir'-H e.-,.-.-fl nui eucr-a
and as a h,t resort. 'nt 81 80 hats ,ini hvic rIlis
upon pr. thstAsN vt". +ittr cN. niung iiis ra-v.
90 >s.. Eel .nule Iic.l." y''rl iU-t Instantly CO.
-rs q ~ sf flin il i. tfl tifsiuf-, iu fny head.
fncnurnr. hY thi- r'.If. grsni, Ga i'hcr niy sell
i.,ir'eiiafcr nnrt 'S rsrs ind y stfi q ob.i.neo
ts lis fir'r'fas. 49, l.-t- ft head ls-sn.e cisa
ms -iass tul ...r' - " c6..taut pain- iu Wy tath
aud -ra''fs tiie ln~s, uf aus iir,.s, the
- s'ir af 90, '.''r acton "a tlf - tof ala-tf
u- excitement i. ,.sf tnrsuy anil evil irrchniiu.-
the s.lf di.,ra.t aui ant 81 hHdtn-r iu "iae- '"
inca pahiii,, tn ~tH's AMI eart of r.~nluii %. fA
(, iutfui tine sNt'iia nia ~ .iui,. tue Ilra.uibe
dreams al night f-il'A,- D., araiuuttry discharges.
have AZ ,r' @rt' au.. il Iaei n tfo months aii.f
.h- asfYr. t-'' if inspired D., ue
lie that lIe h'rh hu .'dsi i-.4 $50 eunteia
plated to enf l,t iuy own La4i.
Wiih q View io suari 'he unfortunate from f.lins
into the ,n4re> ui incompetent ..,r- deem % rt
duit 10 oder iii- M tiin"ns te u.siit ami .kI o..
lr Czspkay. aus rrcoiuasni uul 90 80 who ta 3
stand ia need c. rieica! icc being a--ured D., nr
own experience ta't, once .Illr a. l.I, if-.ii-
AMI pclina4ra: c-.. ai!. ie e..c'ol.
g. J. TlIIMOEI
state nl California. e.auty u san Iranci-ro-- 10
-rrib-l and sworn oefnTe ac tai, 18th las o. ArII
a D. 1855 f-.-a, iaus NumLros.
H. "o.-!. ~e.-t
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
RANCH FOR Salt.

rHL slh cr.t.- oTer. isr Ss'e ii.t sen ,Ha.i
Lsl-1. b.l4r -1s fl iu1 u.e occupied te h,l.
ssli and dt4s;e4 ou E..i A.t,s. 4J... .oa. ua.ic
s.aa it liru'i
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
14F o i D
Ambrotype Gallery,

TIM inler-iruel takes pleasure ~ infor.iiny IT,,
I citigcn- o. Grl.s Valley aLl vicinity. that lic
tgrr, by ali the unl improved styles are being
ttksu 40 his rooms. unsurpassed hy any in tht
Nevada national., 1859-04-16
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.

DIRECTORS
JOHN VI. FREEMAN. FREEMAN conn
JOHN X. sTlMSON JOSIAH UrnnTv
CAS- ). HIGGINS, l. w WINcuFsTrp
JOHN H. FREEMAN, President.
CHA'S s HIGGINS, Managing Director for Cal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

The Bcal Case.
We sec it stated in some Of our exclan-
ges that William Beal, formerly Of this
place, at the recent term of the Crawford
County Court, recovered judgment Of
$500 against the 9. G. & G. Railroad,
This is mistake. The case tried was
William Bealv P. Ft. w. Il G. R. H.
The action wos for injuries sustained by
being caught between two cars some four
years ago. He wasinjured at Leesville,
while in the employ Of the Company
For this he,brought suit and recovered
the sum of $500. yuo,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
Good News!

Good News! '"'''' "t".
The long faced ,disconsolate inhabitants
Of this mundane sphere, will no doubt be
delighted to learn that the great mud lake
by which they have been surrounded for
the past two months is frozen over, and
that horses and other animals may now
venture upon it without any fears Of sink
ing to rise no more. His honor, slack
Frost" is now presiding in our midst, and
has given the cold shoulder to such dsa.
greeable company as mud and slush; he
is about to introduce his venerable old
friend Winter arrayed in his white robes.
accompanied by the enchanting music of
the merry sleigh bells. Hive Ia "Jack
Frost!" 3n ,.s.. st,'llrDa ....-.,,. A.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
M A r RTE D .

On the 2sth, by the Rev. 7. j. Mon
nett, DR.. ORRIN FERRIS to Miss MARY
BEcKMAs. all Of Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
We congratulate the worthy groom and
his happy bride upon their accession to
the married circle, and hope while they
are permitted to enjoy all its blessings and
privileges, their lives and department will
be such as to do honor to the ancient
and honorable order Of NJ. Est 9, mar
ried folks. .t"I aEfs
In Fredricktown, Ohio, on the goth
inst. by the Rev, Mr.. Buell., Mr.. S. NJ.
FOWLER. Of Little Sandusky, O., to Miss
AT. BRYANT, of the above place. ~
Well Scott, unlike the gallant old Gen
,eral whose name you bear, you have cap
ituated at last-you have long been be-
sieged by cupid's little army, and have
borne up under It's oft repeated attacks
with a spirit Of fortitude and courage
which would have been conmendable in
better cause; but you have been forced
to surrender at last, and we hope the only
thing you may ever have to regret will
be thatyou did not surrender long ago.
On the Goth Dec. by Rev. Milo Tenn
peton, DAVID J.. BowERs and JULIA E.
VAN AnsDALL J; the former Of Wyandot
and the latter of Marion County, Ohio.
By the same, on the 22d Of Dec, BEN
JAMIN PARsELL, and MARGARET JANE VAN
ARsDALL, both of Wyandot county, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
RR. McKelly, ESQ, member Of Il

! ! ! RR. McKelly, Esq. member Of the
Senate for this district, and G. r. Mott,
Esq. member Of the House, left for Co.
olumbus on last Saturday, and are now at
their posts in the Legislature looking af-
terithe interests Of the "dear people
y. y, Our good old friend ',Uncle Jimmy
sCulbertson, Sesrgent-at.Arms Of the Sen
ate, Is also at his post. doing the honors
Of the Senate, and, as usual, laboring to
make those around him comfortable and
happy. The country's safe as long as
"Uncle Jimmy is there to keep houora.
bic Senators straight.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
Dramatic.

Dramatic. +.,s. ....s
The Dramatic Club to which we allu-
ded some two weeks since, and which is
composed Of young ladies and gentlemen
ofthis place. made their debut on last Tues
day evening before very large and very
respectable audience.
But one opinion prevails in regard to
the exhibition-that is, that it was not
only amusing and entertaining TO th, 81
who witnessed it, but also highly credit
able +, the members Of the club. Some
Of the characters were very well sustain
ed, and indeed the whole performance
surpassed the expectations Of all who
were present. 'r rea est. fFt
Il is true, there are severalmembers Of
the company whose talents might be more
successfully employed in something else
than the drama; but while this is the case
there are others who possess talents pecu
liatly adapted to the stage, and who ac-
quilted themselves in a manner that
would have done honor to actors Of much
more experience. As they are but ANA
teurs. and not professional actors, we. Of
course, are not at liberty to criticize the
performance Of each member Of the club,
individually, and will therefore simply
say that with little culling and chang
ing the Upper Sandusky Dramatic Club
will compare favorably with any amateur
performers in the State. s..i 1..r,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

Gs The weather wise say that the
signs favor an open winter. is said
that the muskrats are building their win
ter houses on more elevated positions,
which always foreshadow an open winter.
Another sign which favors the idea Of an
open winter is the fact that the three first
days of December were mild.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Alta meeting Of the various persuasons
Of christians held in the M. E. church,
Dec. 23d, it was agreed 10 hold union
prayer meeting to be held two nights each
week at each church throughout the place,
viz: Thursday and Friday evenings.
First week, 2 nights in M. E. Church;
Second week, 2 nights in Presbyterian,
Third, in Brick; Fourth, in Brethren ;
Fifth week, in Methodist again, and so on
in regular turn. All are invited to attend.
VIM. KING, Sec.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

~ PrRsosAL,-W. 7. Giles, Esq, former
ly..of the Pioneer" but now Of the Free
port (Ill.) Bulletin, paid US flying visit
week or two since, looking as clever and
natural as ever. The" "Bulletin" is very
neat and ably conducted paper.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
Encouraging.

Encouraging.
We presented bills to our friends in
town and vicinity last week to the amount
Of over tVo hundred dollars, and received
for opr trouble about yffteen!--enough to
pay expenses for one week "a 3
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
LOOK OuT,

LOOK OUTl a-l' els er4r.e e1
We caution our brethren Of the press to
look out for a one horse patent medicine
establishment located at Gallon, Ohio,
and doing business under the name Of s.
K. Mann & Co. They'll swindlc you ou,
Of your Just dues If they can. .el NJ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

EgrA. s. Richardson, Advertising a.
gent, New York, will please accept this
as a receipt in full for what he owes u.s.,
if he will be kind enough not to trouble us
any more. Publishers Of newspapers,
keep your eyes open +!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07

CEWe return our thanks to Mr.. Cul,
bertson for can Of fine. fresh Baltimore
oysters. ve
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
A Serious Accid ent.

We regret to announce that our neigh
Dor, R. D. DUNN, Esq, Of The ''Demo~
cratic Union" met with very serious
and dis trcssieg accident last week. He
was engaged in the Office, and a crock
containing ley, which was standing on
the stove, becoming very hot, he
took hold Of it for the purpose Of plac-
ing il in trough, which is used for
washing type, and which was wet at the
time; the instant the crock touched the
damp trough it exploded, dashing the boil
ing ley into the face Of Mr., D., burning
it horribly. TWAS supposed for time
that he would either lose his sight en-
tirely. or that his eyes would,be very Sc
riously ,iDjared; but it affords us great
pleasure to be able to announce that his
eyes have not been injured, at least not
to any great extent. Mr., ID. lis now do
ing well and we hope he will be able to
resume his duties in short time fIi we
al fa.F d.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
TnE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
FEVER AND AGUE,

ulSofuPrcu .aI
Gf0llAGa OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion, Accidity ofthe stomach
Colicky Pains Heartl urn, Loss of appetite,
Dependency, Costivencss, Blind and Bleed
ing piles. In all nervous, Rheumatic and
Neuralgia Affections, it has in numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected decided cure. 5".
This is purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner of the celebrated Holland profes
sor, Boerhave. Because Of its great success
In most of the European States, its introduc-
ton into the United States was intended more
specially for those ofour fatherand scattered
heieand there over the face of this mighty
country Meeting with great success among
them, | now offer it to the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vlr-
tues must be acknowledge.
tits particularly recommended to those per
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired ly thecon,inuous use of ardent spirits,
or other forms of dissipation. Generally in
Simultaneous in effect, ii finds its way directly
to he seat of life, thrilling and qnckening
cvtry nerve, raising up the drooringF spirit,
and, in fact infusns new health and vigor in
the system, |Ig+~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-07
GcEA VI Jr-E~MGDNr.

The great popularity Of this delightful Aro-
ma has induced many Limitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing. Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhave's Holland Bitters a fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitely superior it is to all these limitations. .
UrSold at SLIGO per bottle, or six bottles for
$500, by the N@ E
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RLES,
AONlODM GORDlMA GIN,


Gin, and devoid ofthat harsh acrid taste which
renders the articles known as Holland Gin or
Schnapps SO objectionable. '5 ~ d..
Though not intended as medicine, it is re-
commended by physicians generally in cases
of Dyspepsia, Gout, rheumatism, Dropsy,
reravel, Collie, Cholera, Fever and .kgue, Stric-
Sure, Disease Of tile Urinary Organs the Kid
neys and the Bowels, Nervous debii ity, DC,
whilst the weaker sex will find by its adoption
n sure relief from those distressing annoyances
which frequently attend their delicate organ.
iaation. sAt
Dr. Valentine Mott, of New York, the high
est medical authority, pronounces CHARLES
LONDON CORDIAL GIN "not only superior
to any other but the best article Of the Kind he
has ever seem" ~. ~
1t is peculiarly adapted to settlers in the
Western and middle States, as well as for tray
ellers exposed to changes of water and air
through the British Provinces.
S For sale in quarts at seventy five cents, and
pints thirty eight cents, by all Druggists, Gro.
GERS, Fruiterers and Country Merchants. Be-
ware Of limitations
Buy only "CHARLES." None other is i'm
ported. afr 5saE
May be had in Columbus ofC A. Wagner and
others. In Cleveland of Bishop, Ross & Co.,
and others, In Cincinnati of VIM. Homer, and
others, In Sandusky City, Of s. S. Hosmer,
ShPorter andLothers. In Toledo Of j. G. Peters,
and others, or of EDDUND @. CHARLES,
General Agent, 4G Broadway, New York.
f,s t.s 'sse'sa Caution to the Public.
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NM MRS. Il. A. WILSON. wishes to form
$&K @wipter class Of music scholars. Terms
,O per term, with use Of instrument.
Particular attention given to children. 5k
a Residence one door north of the Pioneer Of
Acs, Upper sandusky, Ohio
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HARPERs MAaAzrNE.--'Ou Dur old favorite.
! t"'Harper." has again made its appearance
on our table, after an. absence Of year,
and We extend to II a hearty welcome,
hoping that twill never desert us again.
Tor M We are in receipt Of no magazine that
NO miss SO much as "Harper.s The
January number is perfect gem, and
those who desire to subscribe should by
all means commence with this pumber.-
The price of the magazine is $500. but
We are authorized to say that we will fur
nish tho "Pionesr'' and Harper" both
Tor S3, SO. - So ~ .a.''f ,..'s.f' I .l7
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

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,.......... ..... JAN. r, 1850.