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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
Estate Of John s, Brown.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and qualified as Executor
Of the Estate of John 5 Brown, decd, late Of Delaware
county o. All persons Interested viii govern themselves
accordingly.
aug. 26, '59-&3t. EZEKIEL BROWN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
Z, u N C &c

oysters, LoBSTERS, sARDINEs, BOILED
W Ham, Bologna aaueageJ Ham sandwiches, Bread ami
Butter, Cakes, Picsi Ale, Beer Lemonade, etc; at j.
kEUCK x co. one door south OF BUrr's Big Clock.
JlIy 20, 1S5a-*tf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
Three Good Town Lots
Al SOS Each!

ONEHALF OF time In South Delaware.
~ Inqulae OF II. j. EATON,
AT the olHce OF Reid & Eaton Agent,
August 5, '59-*Zln.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
OTHER DISEASES TREATED.
Estate of John N. Long.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been appetite aud qJaliiiad Excct.tof Of
the estate of JOHN N Long, decia, late OF Iselaware
county, O. All persons Interested Will govern themselves
accordingly. HENRY CHRISTIAN,
august 10, 1S59.-#St. Executor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02

FBYsICIAys are generally 10th to speak a word in praise
of shat are called ." patent medicines" Indeed, it is an
article in the code of medical ethics that q physician
who sanctions tiic use of such remedies cannot be con.
siiered Al member ti the National Association. But there
are exceptors 3: the mas: stringent rules, and many oil
the disciples OF EScGiapius have actually been compelled,
by the force OF facts, to TecoTiIincnd the Us. of Ir. J.
tIte5fEITEIt'o CELEBRATE lIITEl2e, Tor those diseases
wlici. are particularly prcTa.ent curing the Summer and
ilii. Ih&y have aSceFtd5ncd that there are No remedies
l the i,ia: Ill 4copia winch eau compare with tins wouter-
tI COMPOUND iar the arrangement OF the system. Thou
SaIts OF families Icsid iG aaul!g the low grounds of the
Western. ana Southern rivers, are now convinced that
they have found Il medicine peculiarly adapted for their
ailments, will: n other portions OF the country, during
The summer moths, the ocnnind for the article is equally
large
sold by Druggists and dealers generally, everywhere:
R6-Sev advertisement in another column
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
Building Materials.

I'VE have made arrangements such as will en-
wv able Us to furnish
DOORS, SASH y BLINDS,
OF a quality superior TO anything we have ever had, al
NUFACTURERS PRICFSi
Sash filed With Glass, and PAINTED, constantly Oh hand
at less than they usually cost.
March IA, '59-#tf c. D. POTfE; 4 co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
gJGITEE,

T1HE ISLAND il the River between william
II AMI Winter streets, ana the vacant EiuGnd httw~tI
Cippenger II Co.'S Lumber Yard ana the river, froIirl
on Winter street, IS private property, and any one tat M
sand or gravel therefrom without permission will be la
bic to u prosecution for trcspasS.
August y, '59-ttf c. PLATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
Travelling agents Wanted.

IERMA MEM.
ENERGETIC young men wanted, who ara will
IL ing to devote their whole time AN. talent, to travel
an solicit orders for smith x Nelson's celebrated Pat
spt Reviewers. Salary, $40 per month, and expenses
paid, BETTER that ali other agencies. For conditions
AMI instructions IN the business. address, with stamp,
L. u. HARRIS, Bostonj Mass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02

The following catering notice is taken from the Ports
mouth, (ohIo), Sctoto Valley Repatlican; of April J, 1885
SCANDISAyA.-A friend writes TO Us Ir onr q real op1n-
ion ~ OF Dr. RobacN's Scandinav ian Rehiedies-Sier he
can obtain hem-and why they are called a. Scandina-
Wan y and we are frequently asked the same questions.
Scandinavia is the ancient name OF sweden and Norway.
and a Scandinavian, that is a Srede ~ Norwegian, alec-
tionate!y calls his country "Scaudnayiaj' - i'll the ssrrre
sense as we speak Of So Columbia, - or " The Enion. o.
By the way, there are over nine thousand Scandina-
Wan families in Dane County, Wisconsin. Although a
citizen of this country for many years, Lr. Eoback is 4
Swede by birth, and ccnlpounGs his medicines OF Sved-
ISL herbs, we think the Hanc is very appropriate. We
have the very highest opinion Of the Medicines, and Of
In. Roback himself, who IS not only a singuIarly skiIfUl
physician, but a gentleman of the Old School, as We know
personally. Our advertising columns will answer the
rest Of friends letter. See advertisement.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02

WEST BEDFORD, Coshcetnn Co, O. May Is. 1851.
Mr.. Il. F. KTNGSIEY-Sir ] have hcen Selling the
medicines of the GrancnbcTg Company for the last ten
years, and hava invariably found them 10 give good salts
faction. The Pills ] have sold to a great many families
as regular as their tea and consc, and with my trade they
have become n staple article.
MarShaIl's Uterine Catholicon. prepared by pr. Pome-
roy, is u inctii+ihc that has done a great amount of good
in Female Complaints. One lady / sold it TO told NE that
she had received more benefit from one bottle q, the Cath
oiicon, thau she bad from q long course OF Medical treat
ment by the most skilliul physicians.
YoC1S truly JAS. WIMS0M.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
New Goods! ESew Goods

n G. CHAMBE2LAIN. has just returned from
NJ New Atsk, 'tIrf Is IOT receiving an extensive stock
Of HARDWARE, Cutlery. TooLs ana AGRICULTURAL IHPLE-
MEHTs, with great care to suit the wants Of this commu-
nifty ANA at the present iow rates of freight he is enabled
to C1r,r them to the pnfiic at very low prices. Don't
forget to cali at the Upper IIardwars Store, on Sandnsky
street.
June 3, '5a-a:an.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
l,000 Tons Of Flax Straw
Wanted
July %, 1S59-aSin

q THE FIAX MILL, ii Delaware, for which
II -FOUR IUIIAAiEo Pea ton viii be IaIi.
BRIGHAM & HALVES
July %, 1s59-*Sn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
WARM arm SAFE o. m;,es from phi,

T1A2M Lands FOR SALE 25 miles from Phila-
z Seiiiia hi liaEfoal, IN the State Of New Jersey
sol among tie best for Agricultural purposes, being 4
gooI ioara soil with / clay bottom. The luni is a large
tract, diyiti1ts InJ sinai! farms, and HUNDREDS from: ali
parts Of tn" country are now settling and building. The
crops !.rotuce! are EtEr iIi can be seen growing. The
climate is dcigitfui, an. secure from frOsts. Terms from
SIS 20 SO per acre, payable within four years by install
mants. 10 visit the placc-Leave Vine street Wharf at
Philadelphia at n a. n. by Railroad for Hanlmonton,
or address X. J. Byrncs. by letter, Hammonton Post uf-
Ace, +Atiaitic County New Jersey. See full advertise
nent i'll another column. Jiy15*6In
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02

Chauncy Dunham's Estate.
an the 23d day of August A. D. 1853, the Pre-
bate Court OF Delaware Coanty, Ohio. declared the
Estate Of ChaUncy Durham, deceased. late Of said county
probably insOivcnt. Creditors arc therefore required to
present their claims against the estate TO the andersign-
ed, for allowance, within six moths from the time above
mentioned, or they viii not b. entitled to payment. The
undersigned sill be at the house oi George Durham in
Porter TP., in said county, on the last saturday of Feb
ruary AMI the first Saturday of March ncxt, between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4 o'clock p. m. OF said days
TO receive claims Of creditors against said estate.
GEORGE MIA
HENRY LEACH.
aug. 81, '59-&4t. CS1.S7) Administrators.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-09-02
NEW GOODS!
For Spring and Summer Trade
s. LATIMER

s. LATIMER
GAS just opened at his old and we'll known loea
= ton, his SPRING Purchases, TO winch he bcgs to cal
tne attention OF AL who dcsire
Good and Cheap Goods.
His stUrz IS large, ar Gn inepcct on of il viii sat:afy
,hc most iIcroigiols that in variety; quality, s:yic ma a
huve all in that winch most nat rests the prudent purctia
ser-CHEAPNESS-his Goods Will mol Fritr by Il crIApsri
son with those 10 b. found i'll any similar establishment
IN Central Ohio. His assortment comprises
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
in all their variety, including an unusually varied and
rich line Of LGdles' Dress G4odS-aot forgetting the Gen.
t!craen ami the latprnIGdEatcs-Boys ant Grlsz2.Or the
outward si9rumept OF whom IN the best and iOst sat.s
factory style be is also well prepared.
Groceries, Hardware, C~rockery.
House Furnishing Goods; Eotions,
and various articles Of utiity ana luxury not strlct y com.
ing un'icr either head, Dat essential To make up a com
pictc aSsor tInert-1i which are nRTkcd AT the lowest pos
siSie figures. He s1icts a cali and inspection OF Goods
and prices. Approved articles ii Produce taken in en-
change lOc Coos as heretofore, and the highest market
pnccs allowed ior them.
Delaware, April ~, 1859.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
Gct,The Best Detrctor.

Pctcrson's e ounltif,lt Drt,clor ard
Dalk Note List for December has been
received by us, and is CORRECTED by
Drextl Il Co., the well known Bankers
and brokers, and il ix The btst and most
rciiuJie Deteetor Of Couneyets and Altered
Notes ! ubiishedin this county. The mum
Der issued this day fully d lscribes Seventy
Fine .Ncw Csunieyeits, and contains full
description Of all bogus bank notes that
are b,ng altered to suit various banks all
over the country, and which are beipg
put into, extensive circulation. 1t also
contains several other pages ofvery val.
liable information Of everything pertaining
TO bank notes. 1t has been considerably
enlarged having now forty pages in, and
contains occasionly, fac-similes of several
hundred gold and silver col MS besides.
We have no hesitation in pronouncing it
the most complete reliable an best pub
licalion Of the kind in the United States, as
it is not used to subserye the interest Of
any banking house as most Of the so called
Detectors are. 1t should be in tie hands
Of every storekecper in the whole country
and we would advise all persons who han
die money TO send One Dollar in letter
for years subscription to the publishers
and thus subscribe for the monthly issue
OF it at once or Two Dollars for the semi
monthly ISSUE 1t is published by II B.
Peterson t& Brothers, No. 30j Chestnut
street Philadelphia, to whom all letters
should be addressed. A copy Of Peter
sons Complete Coin book. the most per-
feet and complete Book OF Coins in the
world will also be given gratis to all
subscribers or 1870.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
By thc way, II We are 10 receive this

By the way, II we are 10 receive this
demonstration as ap inkling ofswlat we
nre TO expect Of the"harmonious" at the
Charleston Convention, what IN inter-
csting time they willIhave upon that ocr
casion, when The South steps ii and des
clares that, who ever the candidate may
be, the platform must be constructed up.
on a plan entirely satisfactory to her; for
should this demand OF the south be yran-
ted, tho candidate cannot reasonably ex'
pect to carry Northern State. while, il
it should be refused, the south will NOM
mate candidate 10 suit herself and a
triangular fight will be the result.
But we are DEPRESSING. The Conven-
.t,on, after quite number Of ballotings,
elected Jack Dickinson, Of Sandusky
county, and A. NJ. Jackson, Ct Crawford
county, to represent the Ninth Congres-
sional district in the Charleston Co.ven-
ton, the actors in The scene to which we
Lave alluded all feeling very much
ashamed # themselves.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
n va ull be crushing blow 10 tie now

Ii We tulsl be crushing blow TO the nov
happy family.
THE UNITED FAMILY.
We paid visit to the scene oil lhe los
and the return, and spent some bour
with the reunited family. IL was q day
never 10 be forgotten. Every pefsoI
seen altertuking the Srndusky, Dayton d
Cincinnati cars from Clyde, was excited
BY The story. At Adrian and Carey !
was the general theme Of conversation.
Old men from adjoining counties hac
come up to see the return and satisfy
themselves. All were convinced, and all
were excitrd. We found the Braytons to
be farmers in easy circumstances. anc
much respected by the community. They
were open hearted, but shrewd and
thorough goiug people OF New Englantt
extraction. lat was touching sight tt
sec tue family together and witness the
happiness too deep for expression, whicl
rclgned among the family. The aged
patriarch Of sev,nty three years could mo-
con tain his delight. The oldest brother.
William, rcjoiced in the thought That
was by his rllorts thai the missing brother
had been restored. The hearts OF The
sisters, as one OF ll.em said Jumped tt
lin" a, the first sight of the recovered
lost one As they remarked, the whole
family n cept their new position at once
Il al ,,Ic =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08

And VIC suppose the great State o
Virginia breathes easier. lie died like
an old hero--yamc TO the last--thus
putting 10 shame his cowardly execution
ers, who refused to permit even reporter
Of the press TO be near enough to the
scali'uld to catch the OIL mans last
words. -. .,.,... ,....
Everything was conducted under the
s,rictcst military tlsci plne, as if the
town were in a state Of siege, mounled
gnards being .tatloned in the woods, TO
the left of the scaHold, and picket guards
toward the Shenandoah Mountains, in
the rear That part Of the military
which kept the field was joined into two
hollow squares one within the other.
The prisoner was brought out of Jail at
eleven. Before leaving he babe alieu 70
all his fellow prisoners, and was very
alfcctlonate to all except Cooke. lie
charged Cooke with having deceived and
mislcd him in relation to the support he
was 10 receive from the slaves; he was
led to believe that they were ripe for in.
surrect;on, and had found that his reps
resentalions were false. Cooke denied
the charge. but made litllo reply.
The prisoner then told tie Sheriff he
was ready, His arms were pnioned. and
with black slouch hat on, and the same
clothes he wore during the trial, he pro-
cecded TO the door apparently calm and
cheerful.
AS lie came out the six companies Of
infantry and one troop Of horses. with
Gen. Talioferro and his entire staff, were
deploying in front Of the Jail, while an
op9n wagon with pine bcx, in which
was fine oak coffin was waiting for him
He looked around and spoke 10 several
persons he recognized and walking down
the steps he took seat on the coffin box
alorg with the Jailor, Avis. He looked
with interest on the fine military display
but made no remark. The wagon moved
off, hanked by TWO files of rill4men. IN
close order. On reaching the field, the
military had already full possession.--
Pickets were stationed, and the citizens
kept at the point Of the bayonet from
taking any position but that assigned
them.
Through the determined persis ence OF
Dr.. Rawlings Of "Frsnk Lesie's.' the
order excluding the press was partially
rescipded, and they were assigned po
silion near the Major Generals Staff
The prisoner walked up the steps firmly.
and was the first man on the gallows.--
Avis and Sheriff Campbell stood by his
side, and after shaking hands and bidding
an atfeclionate adieu, he thanked them
for their Kindness, when the cap was put
over his face and the rope around his
neck. Avis asked him to step forward
on the trap. H. replied. "you must lead
me; cannot see." The rope was ad-
iusted and the military order given, "Not
ready yet" The soldiers marched, cvun-
termarehed, and took position as if an
enemy was in sight, and were thus occu.
pied for nearly ten minutes. The prison.
er, standing all the time, Avis inquired il
he was not tired. Brown said, "No, not
tired; but don't keep me waiting longer
than is necessary" lie was swung off
at fifteen minutes past II. A slight
grasp'ng of the hands and stretching Of
the muscles were seen, and then all was
qust. a3. ses
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
MRS, POWELL, No. 10 STANTON,
NEW YORK,

Was troubled with liver mplaint for
long time and after trying many reme-
dies, was advised 10 try Dr.. MLanes
Celebrated Liver Pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh. She did
SO and says that with one box she was
effec'ually cured.
Indigestion stoppsge OF the menses,
cosIiveness. and general rrcgulariiy OF
the bowels are all dise' ses originating in
the same prolific cause, as is also that
dreadful scourge. Dyspepsia. Tho e
who are afflicted with any Of the above
enumerated diseases may rest assured the
source Of all their maladies is in the liver
and for its correction the hest rcmedy J
ever offered to the public is Dr.. NJ Lanes
Celebrated Liver Pills. Try them The
luoney refunded if not satisfactory.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
MLANE'S CELEBRA TED NERMlFUGE
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pitts.
buigh Pa. All other VcrmIfuge in compari
son are worthless, DIR. M'Lane's rcnuine Ver
mifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can
now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature Of
.1 FLEMING BROS,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
9th Annual.Announce-
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
Livery Stable.
UPPER sAYDUsK,. oHIo.-
WILLIAM DAVIS. PROPRIETOR

HORSES, Buggies, Carriages, Sulkies &C.,
4 OF Che very best and most comfortable
Styles with the most careful drivers, If desr.
~, always, on hand for the accommodation Of
.hs pgol,e. Call at my stable, nearly opposite
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
Dissolution Notice /.

NOTICE is hereby given that the .copart
IN rership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm name Of Hitch
cock 4 Cannon, in the Grocery business in
Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Was this day dissolv.
ed by mutual consent. Samuel Cannon retir.
ing from said firm and VIM. D. Hitchcock re-.
tanning the sleek Of Groceries, Books, &c.
The Book accounts Of said firm are in the
hands of VIM. b. Hitchcock for settlement and
all claims against said firm must be presented
to him for payment. w. d. HITCHCOCK.
Decd 's9.-s. ttSFs 8. CANNON,
II HEY will not be updersold at the y, -
-. -. NEW CASH STORE.
Cote the New Cash Store 10 buy
- sour cheap Dress Goods. sIf :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08

The subscriber takes this method Of inform-
ing the public, that he now owrsthe entire
Stock Of Drags, Books. Stationary, &C., lately
owned by the firm Of Shisler d Grcif; that he
intends keeping on hard. at the old stand. a
good stock Of all kinds Of articles in his line,
which he wilt sell on as favorable terms a
any a est,blishmentin Upper sandasky, 1'h.nk-
the same. IT.. SHISLER,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08
Dissolution Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copart.
Y nershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm name of Shisler &
Croft, in the Drug aud Book business, in Up
per Sandusky, Ohio, was this day dissolved
by mutual consent. oseph II. Croft retiring
from said firm and Thomas J. Shisler retain.
ing the Stock Of Drugs, Books, DO.
The Book accounts and notes Of said firm
are in the hands Oft. ]. Shisler for settlement
and all claims against said firm must be pre-
sented te him for payment.
THOMAS j. SHISLER,
Nov. I6. SO. yOSEPHH. CROFT.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-12-08

FOR Fancy Merinoes. Call at the
NEW CASH STORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-13

n 1VERICS MARSH has on hand beautiful k0 assortment of BIBLES and EASEMENTS of every variety of size, style and Linding which will be sold at the New York cost price.
 Parents or others wishing to present to a friend a Gift. will find here an excellent opportunity of pro curing them to suit their toste at the cost price, ex- clussve of the charge of transportation.
 Pocket Bibles with tuck and clasp School Tets ments in plain and durable binding from 10 60 cents each. Bibles from 30 cents upward Testa- m-nt and Psalms, for the use of old people printed in very large type.
 Family Christian Almanacs for 1e59,
 HYMN AND TUNE BOOKS at the reduced price of 65 cents.
 For sale by RIvER1rs MARSH, South street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-01-13

some poor; puny, wormy- looking children, whose flesh was soft and abby, restored to perfect health by one bottle.
 To those who are subject to the sick headache, one bottle will always cure it. It gives great relief in catarrh and dizziness Some who have taken 1t have been costve for yeas and have been regulated by it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy, but where there is any Arrangement of the functions ofnature, it will cause very singular feelings, but you must not be alarmed they always disappear in from four day, to week. There is never bad re- suit from it the contrary, when that feeling is gone, you will feel yourself like new person. 1 heard some of the most extrayagant enconiums of it that ever man listened to.
 No change of diet ever necessary. Eat the best you can get, and enough of it.
 Price Sl per bottle. Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury, Mass. JOHN PTKN, whole sale agent for this State who supplies this and all other populur medicines at the lowest prices
 Sold by A. c. Smith, Ltchfeld Charles McNeil Wolcottville; Elmore & Welch, Winsted J. H. Shepard Co.,, Norfolk G. Humphrey. Canaan i; c. B. Maltbie, Falls Villag,; J. M Gardiner, West Cornwall F. Boardman, New Milford; H. Kinney New Preston; Hart. Bros & Co.,, West Goshen J. B Doughty. Cornwall Hollow B. S. Preston, Rox- bury; W. E. Woodruff, Woodbury; Seth Thomas, Jr., Plymouth Hollow; Thomas Scott, Plymouth {; Levenworth & Dikeman, Henry Fish. Waterbury l; and all dealers in medicines in the State. r