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TEgsTEka' SALE OF S S3 GHsfsioRef TE.
tepher, A. ID. lsse at ~ O'clock p m will SELL st
PnS,S saes,on to TIE hishsst bidders in front of the
me duly executed and recorded in Libsr +. A. =,
20, W, ioios l5s Ct al. one Of tho land record;
bis, ell that Pece or petesl Of land lying situa'e,
and being in the city Of washington and District 81
plan Of said city as square numbered seven hnn n
dred and twenty, t70. Together with the huIdinrs
improvements, hereditamcnts, and sppurtenances
JOS, d: BRADLEY, .Jr. Trustee.
- ]. G. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucis.
III BY CONSENT OF THE PARTIES In
pay AFTERNOON, O-tober nth, rsme hour and
place. JoS; Il BRAQIEY, Trustee,
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Nluaieipat Ele~,s.,

saxasSAa, Oct. if.-rbe reform p,mocr.,,,
asnn1d -. aSxs wss elected here to-day. Mr.
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NEv YcRK, Oct u -Flcur has sdv,nced s.Ioc
ses ~ 65sf IS; Ohio eS .50a5 eS; southern Is Is
: o.. Wheet 10 firm and quiet southern white
s s1ssi -; Corn 10 frm and quiet mixed 81;
y2SG prime eli Lard Arm al m Ka1i q cent?
" nisky is hrm, and held al . ke'
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.. q, " z. s5E i.s4'ss J, eE s;.As,.

ssii Ia, ,.s sAstyEI5 ysss vi, q
COUNTY Of Wsshingtop, and 10 ne dirsescd' VII
pose g psbie sale for cash. IN frant 81 ccgr
lsth q Of October next, isB, a. Il ocIocf m. he
iel,.:cvinE dsscriesd sroIsry. % VT. An defend
Slyis.9n No. z q ssua.s No. 1s<. In the citr Of
,WssninEton. .. Q ,tosstssr With 81 snd sips1lsr
e. tbs property OF Robert NJ. Harriso. md Vii ~
30 80 e ssts }sdic.aly no. ~, 70 Osssbsr term,
...s. s. s.S:; s s:s!4|.Fs y &C., Esl::ss.
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joining, on the lst floor, elevated a We feet aboye
si9 Rsy.mens neatly furnished location very de-
DspaStmenf and public parks, on New YorR ave,
nue.. doors from 18th street.
: 0c8 n n A. GAR DNrR
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Baltinsre Marhe,.-

BALrrnolI, Oct. 12.-Flour clossd quiet How
ard street IS ~. Wheat closed dull and am.
white 81 eessi 3s for good 10 prime Corn ciosrX
quiet; white and yellow 9tae5c Provision eloseS
quiet mess SIS .7ssslcs prime sli-so. whisiy
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NV J. G & NBS'sHY kNbsoSS 90
wEbN EsSxE sAhE Il s M
SAM hour and place.


By WALL BARNARD, Auetioaeers.
HogsEHoLD FURNITURE, BAR ROUM
THUkSDAY morning. 18th inst at 10 O'Clock, Ne
VAL sell, - the Restaurant corner Of e and Flew
Fixtures, 10, comprsinf-
Bedgteads, Beds, and Mattresses
Bedding, Washstands, Bureaus
Chairs. Carpets, Oilcloth
e.. FixtprCss. pscsntsrs. Liquors
Kitchen Utensils, stoves, Ae.
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sssr TO CouRr--Yesterday afternoon, Mr. Jos.
Davis appeared at the once Of Justice Dom to an
swer The charge Of assault and battery and riet
made by Mr.. >. Devaughn against him and n .
This follows from tue memorable battle Of the
barrels' which took place some DAYS ago al the
corner Of Ninth and l. streets between Mewrs
Davis and DeVanghn. The other parties are the
ants Of Mr.: Davis, doing what they could 70 give
him the advantage in the fight Mr. Davis gave
bail In the sum Of s266 for the appearance Of each
criminal court. - = = - 80
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CoLUnBIA INSTITUTION This institutios fo,
the deaf and dumb, located Il Kendall Green. Il,
fast becoming an attractive and interesting place
MI. James Dennison has charge Of the. eighteen
deaf mutes now In the school, and Ma Maria M
Eddy superintends the tuition q the sir blind On.
pils-ai Of whom are progressing rapidly in their
structors. The origin and success Of the instit,,
ton Is mainly owing to the untiring Efforts OF the
Hon. Amos Kendall who has erecfed at his own
cost Handsome building, which he has placed at
shall be IA ken by Congress to enable IL to procure
permanent homes for the oficers, teachers and pu-
pills. Az r.
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I OF FOR SAL AT A BARGAIN-A fne lot
fot S5n cash-balance az go per month till paid
lof without interest or the $500 will answer in six
months II endorsed with interest or the lot viii
be sold for 81 one fourth cashhalar ce in g. II,
y, ana q months, with Interest. deed given and
deed Of trust taken. Title perfect. Apply to r. Al.
HANSON. 9TH street. near ID, for days. 90 ii 81
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PoGscD 1GAs1nsss--DsQVs.Je wtes WuDssns.-
Solomon Hall ws f<isd~ eenxicted and sentenced
for throwing stones agsinas sundry window panes
and the law 70 pay hns of 90 - eco ~
Chasles Shorter wss brought up on multifpdi.
.ous accnsaticns. Flint, on general change Of
disosdefly conduct, which complies sundrv ar.
tinct acts, such az staggering sso'er the psve.
giving utterance 70 bachinalizn roars sbakinv the
nst In the faces G innocent passengers. - -.
ond, Charles Wa accused Of Violate on Of tbe n.ace
Of the Republic BY making use OF profsne psrsoo.
slities, and thirdly, he was accused of benr both
disofderiy and psofsne, for ali Of which offsnces
ne was nned $50, S2.93 and % 9e.
2 WIN Moody was accused Of raisinQ disturb-
,nse a n ne j P:seefulaleys near Eagsh Nm He
John Cssssn was charged with the committing
o. nuisance, and was fined $40 &c.
bau Gibson was found guilty Of disseminating
unlawful whisky, and was nned &20.se.
6sfess Justice Dess Yesterday afternoon, Geo.
scoad md Jno. Knot were arrested by two Of the
Auxiliary Guard 1.-THE frst for carrying concealed
dangerous weapons and the last for be ng drunk
and disordefly( and taken 70 the ONCE Of Justice
Dom, who Aned Schsd 90 and sIlS costs ana
Knott IS and Sf.15 costs, and sent both to the
guardheusc 70 await the coming Of their friends
to relieve them. The weapon was truly deadly
instrument-s slung- Of about pound weight
In separate pieces, with sling Of about fourteen
or sixteen inches In length and 20 constructed that
moderate blow would be Sufficient TO produce
fatal result. ss 80 r :
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bufrkk now IN CONNECTION -Yestsrday AFTER
noon omcer Yatman arrested Morris Rsdy, Dan 4
Rady, Margaret Rady, John CFonin, Ellen Kane,
Honora Kane, Garrett Fitzgerald, and Margaret
Fitzgerald, for Kicking up general muss I'm that
well-known locality GU @ street, between Eneli.h
Hin and Swampoodle, sometimes desiR mated
Butter Row" The parties were qaick to COM
plain one against the other and the burden OF the
evidences was that Captain w hisky was to blame
for the whole Of the fuss. The Squire ordered
Margaret Rady, John Cronin, Garrett fitzgerald.
and Margaret Fitzgerald, to pay g Is fine and costs
Zach, and the Others to give security to keep the
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Wares RrfUnss.-Ges schad, carrying ds,d.
" weapoB; Ane and .osts, 20 IS John Kaoss
drnnk and dieerdsiy; - Two lsdeess wess
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Sns Coal snoysL Yesterday, man wss- pro-
ceeaing up Eleventh street with shovel. met :.
cesl men nae 10 unload coal from their " =,
hisshoaider, when suddenly some one seized mo.
him. crying, I" You rascal. what are doiny ,,is,,
my shovel you stole that shovel from nv Cos
wagons and after sharp struggle, In Which
both conteseann disPtsyed some activity asd de.
termination, the article In question was wrenchrd
from the hands Of the wrongful possessor who
, exclaimed, a. he Yielded IL up, a You irfernzl
hsr. didn't steal the shovel. II was my brosh<I
yeur brother look 70 his esn the next n me ne
mesED aud he waiked OF with his recovered
property, shaking his nst n he went - II Il some
saRposed-to-es Individual before him, perhaps the
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THE T1Nssf. Can iHxs .EsrAsLssHnRsr IN
nevfeysisns fkssr fall 50 les Of CIrtalae lnsds 10
order fps ehelr reeAil trefe. Furnishisg 0oeds 81
sI' IL ~; xskss sc E 5 ssss sss
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ssn fse.. i. sdff fom q, Ss1 cs q s
the Circuit Cont Of the Distriet OF Co umhis for
yll expose 20 public sale, for Dash in font "a tbe
SouI ~ HOUSE aeor q ssid county, on THURSDAY,
Al ariendanes night, title, osin and intsrest I'M And
oI Los No. IN SQUARE No s5s, IN the city Of Wssk-
improvements thereon, ssized And levied upon a.
the property 81 Tkes J. Barrett and viii BE- nd a.
setlsH yudlclals Nos Is and f7s. 30 Nav term rssp
~ ~ nHSI q Ges5ss and Thos. Parksr 4 Co. and
w. sELpEN n.r.h.I
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EQk SAkE-A two-story BRICK DWELL
u lNG.HOuSE, containing rooms, situated on
Fot term. apply to ROa'T CREME, No. as2
l3th street, near TIE corner Of New York avenue
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ExrENsfIvfE ysHsEEEEN b ff'S TS9s Ar .uc
shall sell IN front OF nv auction room. corner Of
IN euc streets % 10 o'cloek, lsrxe and fne AZ
sortment OF fresh Tea CONSISTING Of
IS boxes OF Gunpowder
70 chests Oolnng Souchcur
s do Pouchonr
do Imperial
DO breakfast Souchonr
The attention OF the trade IA yuost rs.,s.tf,ll,
cso 20 ths eeoye sale, ss the sale viii be posisivr
Ierms: All sums under So cash; ovsr es9 a
So,es ,se AND Tour months, Tor ssssssory
% 70 q A.eaExN Aust
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ST.. ALoYsIus The dedication of this church.
as our readers are all aware, takes place next sun
day, on which occasion there will doubtless be
very large attendance In view of the fact that
Archbishop Hughes Is announced to conduct the
ceremonies and preach the dedication sermon.
Seats have been reserved In the church for the
PRESIDENT and some Of the members of his Cabinet
VINO are expected to be present. Invitations have
also been extended to the Young Catholic Friend
Socieues OF Bairmore, Georgetown and Alex
andris, which have teen accepted, and large
numbers Of the m mbefs Of those Societies NAV
be expected to be in attendance on that day.
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cHANex.-By the advertisement elsewhere n
win be seen that Mr.. 8. Thompsoa, well known
IN the. drug business, has bought out the .essab-
hshment Of Mr. J. w. Nairn, corner Of Fifteentb
street and New York avenue, and oiYers great In
ducemenfs 70 thooc needing arficle~ i'm Nj In.
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= ,. On 18Th .srsst. mo. asa between L and r.

- For Ssls-ths store istsiS occueis3 b1 sbeR.II 4
mbiet, ocps,slly located, 274 Pa avenue, sdjoin-
fiver. Applycn the premises, or oil C. MCGUIRE
e CQ, Ascuon and Commi6sioa Merchants. Is q
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The MEsnr Social cLvs had iane time last
night We hear There was large attendance,
ana amongst Others present were goodiy delega-
lions from the sUgiy Club, and the 8. R.ch.lo,,.
Club The managing COMMITTEES did up things
handsomely indeed aud Mr. ~Carleton TLoen u.os
a. noof manager, wss ssthe right man in the riohf
place" Good for the Social Club! 81. e. -,
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EOk RENT-A Ia &c STORE ROOM with two
y snow windows, on pa avenue, between AZ and
81 streets. No. 4ss south side; rent low. Enquire
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, RHcovERiss.-We are glad to be able 10 say
that Mr., . G. Wroe, who wasso horribly manned
by falling from new building on SCOTS Hill on
the isth ult has greatly improved, and the physi-
clans are Of opinion that he 10 now out Of danger
It. Dafres, formerly Commissioner Of the Fifth
Ward. who was Injured by the kick Of horse as
70 render the amputstion Of his leg necessary, q
few weeks ago, was out this morning, visiting his
friends and his place Of business - =
We also hear that Mr.. Martin IL improving not
withsfanding II was 20 generally believed that his
recovery from the wounds inflicted by Grinder
was impossible. as-Ff .. ss13n = I y ~
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SusrkcfkD No1k.-LasS night two young
men, evidentiy strangers were taken 70 the guard
house upon charge Of Offering 70 pass counter
felt note IT appeared that they went to house
in the Seventh Ward aud got something to drink,
ana offered i've dollar note on the bank of wv est.
minister, Md In payment. The barkeeper asked
II they bad no other money. They said NOT and
the barkeepef feplisf that the note was counter
felt, and be would hold il and have them srfcsted
which he did. They were tax to The suard,
house, where the note was examined and decided
70 oe genuine. The parties were, Of course, dis
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TOR sALE-An improved FARM of 100 acres.
- ~ Montgomery county. Md, miles from
~ !ss,n!ington, near the Rockville turnpike The
dwelling, .contsining rooms. with well OF pure
water at tn DOOR the out buildings consist Of
G!e9e!y, stablinG, corn-house. carriage house.
:hsddiss, %. Fiy acres m grass, inclu ing Is OF
kock creek mesdew land q younE, orchard Of
CHANGED for city property. Terms 70 suit the pur-
Sseser Apply 10 Lieut JULIUS s. BOHRER,
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HOUSES, just G nished, three stories. inclnsirs
s roo oassens, above sround, containing Ell hi
!or families, with the modern improvemepts OF ras
"a the houses and wats. to be introduced; p.ssa, +
" and centrally situated Prospect street. cOrs a.
town to permanent tenants the rent will he res-
,2nso ls for sych houses Apply TO d. ENGL IsH,
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DWELLING ON THE ISLAND FOR RENT
y Oh SALE Being the two story and basement
plS. no. oeS % street between street and Mary
,and avenue For particulars, applyro Mr.. O'CON-
NOk, No sos two doors north, or to the subscri-
Der. Island Drug Store. ~ street. -
90 N n FENE.LON ID. BOWLING
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FOR SALE OR RENr-A pleasant CorTAGE
situated In one Of the mort heathy and RAPIDLY
improving sections ofths District. The House con,
Mns ro9ps also large stable at one end Of the
flowers, vegetables, &c. ANY person desirons ~
securing pleasant home viii fad an exceii1nt op
Ro,tnn,ty ~ this For particulars inqui Of BAR
bOth a. SEMMES. DC i0-6t
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Holloway's Worm Connections.

WHY GIVE YOUR CHILDREN NAU-
w scous and unwhoiesomc v orm Medicines,
when you have this delicious preparation of
sugar, that all children crave? They contain
no : 'calomcl they are purely vegetable; they
never fail to cxpcl worms where they exist
and to improve the health in all cases. Hol.
loway's the only original, and only safe and
reliable Werm Confection.
Proprietors-John Holloway & Cowden,
80 Sou III Fifth street. Philadelphia Gaylord d
Hammond and Wm Fiske. Agents, Cleveland
Ohio. For sale by MAXWELL & HOLTON.
. Nov. S. 1855. no. 4 6m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
NEW DvERTIs MEN. TS
LEGAL NOPICE.

William A. White, OF the State Of New York
will take notice that Lawrence Oswald Of tho
county Of Hamilton in the State Of Ohio, did
on the Gth day Of January, A. ID. 1889, file
his petition in, the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the County # Wyandot, in said
State of Ohio against the said William A.
White, John C.lvin, md Cuitis, Berry, Sen,
setting firth that the said William A. White
claimed to be the owner of the following real
estate situate inthe county Of Wyandot in the
State Of Ohio. Known as the North half of
the South west quaite and the South half of
the North west quarter Of section Nine Town.
ship three and Range twelve.
That he executed a mortgage on the same TO
one Peter A. Tyler to secure the payment of n
note Of 1925 90. That the said Tyler obtain
cd judgement on said note, and that said
premises We're sold by said Curtis Berry Sen,
as Sheriff of said Wyandot county, to pay said
Judgement, and that said Lawrence Oswald
became the purchaser Of said premises at said
sheriffs sale-that said White pretended to
hold said premises by deed from the said
John Calvin, but that his the said Whites title
to said premises, was wholly fraudulent and
void, and that he had no ownership in, or title
whatever, to the same. and that The said Curtis
Berry, Sen, has in his hands the sum of sew
cn hundred eighty and fifty i've hundredth
dollars of the purchase monev for said premi-
ses, and praying that the said Curtis Berry .Sr.
may be ordered to pay said sum of money to
the said Lawrence Oswald. And the said
" illlam A. Whitc,is notified that he is requir.
ed to appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 25th day Of
February next. slsFa III
LAWRENCE OSWALD. )
~ BY MokELLEY d GIIsELL, his Att'ys.
Jan. 18th, 1853. g.H+'a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21

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 u fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitcly superior it is TO all these limitations.
GFSold at $l.oO per bottle, or six bottles for
vs. 90, by the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21

rathcrno pretended secrets. The Medical Fac
ulty publish as soon as made, all their discov-
cries, an almost all that is known of real val
ue for the cure of deseasc, has been discovered
by them. DR. ArrR takes the honorable hon
est course, and right because it is honest. He
goes to work and inyenis the bsst remedy which
medical skill can devise for the euro Of certain
complaints: then publishes what it is and
maintains his monopoly of it solely by making
it cheaper, better, more perfect, than anybody
else can. If the people would exact this of all
who offer medicines, they would have much
less trade and trash TO swallow-Nrw On
LRANs ORGAN. r ..t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
NOTICE.

Is thereby given that there will be petition pre-
sented to the Commissioners of W yandot coun-
ty, Ohio, at their next session, March, A. d.
1859. praying, that the road running east and
near Carter's Mill, and known MS the perys.
burgh road, should be changed as follows, to
commence thirty rods west Of the west bank Of
the Sandusky river aud run in an east erly di-
rection, crossing the Sandusky river some fif-
teen or twenty rods north of The Perrysburgh
road, or otherwise commencing on the west
bank of said river to run in a North easterly
course with the meandering of the river some
fifteen or twenty rods, and then crossing said
river to interscet the road on the east side of
said river, in order to obtain suitable location
for the construction ofa bridge now in cortem-
plation. MANY PETITIONERS.
; q. Jan. i4th. 1858. III gHla srlif
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
/. Pure, nIood I.Ensures IIcal.h..

The astonishing cures wrought by DR.. Ro-
back,,s scandinavian Remedies, are all accom-.
plshcd by the naturalization of acrid PARTICLES
in the blood. His Blood Purifier and Pills,
composed ofcxtrnet Is from rare Swedish, plants
'mpart a fresh vitality tothe stream Of life, de
stroying the principle Of disease in that fluid
and thus restoring the whole system to con
dition of perfect and vigorous health Nerv-
GUS complaints, b ilious disorders, fcvcrs. fits
diarrhca, general debility, sexual disability
female wcakns, essores, scrofulous cruptions
rheumatism, all affections of the skin, lumba,
20, swcl'ings of the joints, tumors, glandulnl
diseases. headache, sinking 9th stomach, etc
minvaribly cured by course of the Scandina
vian Remedies. See Advertisement. ai
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
8 ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

y. g.. D. Ayres. Pl ifs. VS.. Joseph Morris. Def
Before Moses H. Kirby, Justice of the
Peace Of Crane township, Wyandot county
Ohr. On the 9th day of December, A. d.
1858, said Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum of foi Uy
iour dollars and forty seven cents,
. ....la. 81 47t j. d d. AYRES.
Jan7'5S-3w ss., ....7...'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21

THE GEART ENGLISH REMEDY
IL SIR JAMES CLARKE'S "a. VI.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from a prescription of Sir J
Clarke, NJ. d., Phys;cian Eahaor-
93s d,nary to the Queen. s. 4
This invaluable medcinei is unfailng in the
cure ofall those painful and dangerous discas
IS to which the female constitution is subject.
1t moderates all excess nnd removes ali OBJ
sirucions, and n speedy cure may be relied OH
TO MARRIED LADIES 81
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regu-
(arity GU % i.i"oW o{''
Eaehbottle, price Ono Dollar, l,ears the Gov
ernment. Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
counterfcits. .u .n.-ri
These Pills should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS of preg-
nancy, ns they are sure to bring on Miscar-
riage, but at any other time they are safe.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal .Affcc-
tions, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
slight cxortion, Pa. pitation of the Heart, Hys-
terics, and Whites. these Pills wi.lctfect a cure
when al other means have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calo-
mel, alhimonyC or any thing hurtful to the
constitution. y l@e ~ - AafA f-e .a
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole agent for Tho Unllcd States aud Canada,
JOB MOSES (La,e |. Q. Baldwin & Cos
.-.e. Id glt,. Rochese N. Y.
N, B.-$l 90 and 6postugc stamps enclosed
TO any authorized A gent, will insure a bottle Of
the Pills by return mail. .
For sale ny MAXWELL d HOLTON, Up
per Sandusky, Ohio.
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ry-We are glad to see that our neigh
Dor of the "Union" Mr.. Dnmm is again
able to, b., out, and is fast recovering from
the effects Of his most serious accident
We hope it may be the lust time he will
be compelled to vacate lis post from such
II causr. .lnr '..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
Where nre you, .Jecms,

Whe'c "rcyou,sSceAy az SzR
,ThesP Post Master at Carey informed us
a few days since that JAMES BoWLBY
had .s1efs that part Of the country." Now,
James was subscriber to the "Pioneer," "
and itmight be to his advantage to let us
know something Of his whercabouts--we
Kno,oit would be- to our interest il he would
accompany the information with the small
balance that lie owes us. s' r7i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-01-21
M A R R IE b .

On the 10th inst. by Rev. T. J. Monnett
Mr. GEoRGE w, RILEY; to Miss MAR1A
HeLLrSesHEAD all Of Wyandot county
Ohio. sH ILaalls tQs