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A CARD

TF1iiE undersigned takes this method of i1forr.
Il ing his friends that from and efter this date
be car be- found at the Dry Goods House of W.
.. N0RRELL, Successor TO DRooH g. NoRnELL,
elS Broad Street, Augusta, where he would be
happy to see and serve them.
The Stock will be one of the LARGEST in the
City, and sold as low as from any house in Augusta
My whole time will be given to the sales depart
ment, aud respectfully solicit renewal of that
patronage 20 kindly aud generously extended,
when formerly in the Dry Goods trade.
I will continue the sale Of the celebrated Gro.
yer 81 Baker Sewing Machines, in liam
burg, at the Store first above VIM. Hill, and will
have competent persons to attend to tho sales, de-
fer Machines, and give instructions.
N. A. RANSOM.
Augusta, Aug. 81, 1859 I'm 81
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W unted.

A good possum dog, for which dozen first rate
cats will be exchanged on easy terms. by tn
blatins of little cow-horn accompanied with oc-
casional shrill swhooppecs in swamp last night
we iudrc that the possum season is upon US; and
thi. is one of the winters wo don't moan to lose
deal if we Gun help it. The cats are ready when
ever the dog Is No dog need apply that has II
tail over two inches long.
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For the Advertiser.
To the NamelcSS--H

,o
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To forget -
That's guod,-
And if cDnid
PcIhnps / would.
But Wild regret
For the hopes and the years.
Which have gone down in tears,
Fills mi heart
EFe'J joy 10 Aeu'
h'e'! P'"'i''ls "'""
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So you're Nullifier.
Hence, Wnul'! Inspire
Nc with dceirp
To dissolve the Un:"n
1t may lie hest and purcst
1t may he safest-surrst,
Where thsrc's no heart-communion
Int YoH'rc strangely inconsistent
With the laws which are c.istsnt.
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] thee read see ll,ut me,
Love Is down vii! I'll have
But that and you have you'll
One and up and You il.

%.f-' Blondn has crossed the Niagara river
with baskets on his feet and carried back clair
and table, the latter with refreshments it. which
he ute when half way over. AT the conclusion Of
the performance it was announced that this was
the last ascension Blondin would make this season,
but would set the ball in motion again by crossing
OH tho first day Of next June mounted upon stills.
S: 4 tavern keeper, of Harrisburg Pa, was
arrested Monday, and held for trial, ut the
suit of widow, whose husband hud died, afoS'
days ago. from tho effects Of drinking to excess
at the tavern of the defendant. y civil suit for
damages will also be instituted.
gis- Gen. Lane. iii Il private letter, says i'll re-
laton to the Presidency that he is content to place
himself in the hands of his friends, and will take
no step to bring himself before tic people as a
cundidate
~" Tie New Orleans Iirdyune says that along
the rail rua's completed in Texas, lands have been
enhanced! in value ono hundred per cent. while
production has been stimulated to y still greater
increase.
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The Enuinoctial Gale.

Tie first branch Of it passed over this region "i
country on Friday Last Its duration was scarcely
more than 80 hours. Tho rain was profusc, ami
the tree tops were tcs*ed by the wind after the ole
Ssrtombrial style.
Tho second chapter of tho gale commenced oi
Monday night and continues up to this present
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ COUNON pLE.lS.
L. II. Chamberlain.

+. IT. ChnmbcrIain.
vs.. Foreign -lHurhment.
John C. Thomas.
ygy;IE Plaintiff, in the above stated case. having
4 This day filed his Declaration in my Office, and
the Defendant having neither wife nor Attorney
known To reside within the limits of this State. on
whom copies oi sail declaration with rules T." ei;l'
can be served: un motion of McSSrS. Carroll Il
Bacon Plaintiff Attorney. ordered. That said D.,
fendant appear an,l plead t" said Declaration wills
in year and day IRON the date hereof, or final
and absolute judgment will be given against him.
THOS. q. BACON, c. c.P.
Clerks Office, Sept ~, 1855. ly 81
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Miscellaneous Items.

U The Editor of the Augusta Di,patck gives
Dr. DENNIS medicines quite guf," in his issue
Of the 10th inst. This he can do any time he
desires without any compunctous Of conscience.
esy The St. Louis Republican states that on
Saturday, Mr. Robert Thomas, Of Covington, Ky,
lost his pocket book, containing S1,OOO in the
street of the former city. 1t was picked up by n
ittlc ncwsboy named Johnny Moore, to whom
Mr.. Thomas gave silver watch, and $l0O in gold,
as n reward for his honesty.
ri" Three hundred sPnrrows, carefully selected,
were recently sent from England 10 Australia, to
be naturalized in the latter county, and to assist
the farmers in keeping down the armies of cater
pillars and other grubs that occasionally devour
the harrests
HSt- a new fancy which has seized upon Par
islam bellies, says the Cnurt Journal is the crusade
against bunnes, and which, it is snid, the Empress
is quite willing to join. Two ladies of the high
est fashion are already to be seen daily driving in
the Bois with no other coiffurs than lace veil, of
square form, thrown over tho hair, which is full
dressed, md oruamcnted with bows Of ribbons.
GSs- TIE LOVERS PrzzLE.-To learn to road
The following, SO rs 10 make good sense, isa my<-
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RcIigious-.A Correction.

Rev L. R. GwALTSEY will preach at Pine Pleas
ant on Monday after the fourth Sunday in this
month, Instead of The first Monday in October, as
stated in our last We understand Mr.. &. antici-
pates continuing the meeting for several days.
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The Hamilton Potatoes.

Wc return thanks to Mr.. Jous 3. HAMILTON OF
this vicinity for three of the largest Sweet Potatoes
we ever saw at this season. The largest weighed
over FIVE pounds. They were of tho yam specie
and were really delightful. Thank yeu, Mr.
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writiM~,
-----Os
Return Day.

Not quite two hundred cases have been returned
to the Fall Term OF our Law Court. Six ans
seven hundred we're once common. Who says tia
Is NO SIGN Of better days?
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There is no safer protection against bur
rlars than to feed your baby, before going TO
bed, with green apples. 1t vii! certainly
bouin to cry before midnight, and it is equally
certain that It can't be stopped before morn.
;uT
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The Literary Club.

WE understand from several sources that tho
addresses before the Club on Saturday evening
last, by Nr. E. II. YoUyGBLooD aud JOSEPH
ABxEY, Esq'r., were chaste and beautiful. Having
been prevented from hearing them, we earnestly
hope we will bo allowed the pleasure Of seeing
fhem in nrint
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Russell for September.

Is an unusually good number go far as we have
read. We observe, among other things, n review
of DR.. LADoRpE's late book. Tho writer bestows
upon I, work, whatt deserves, unstntcd COM
n5o,;n
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New Fall Goods.

WILLIAM SHEAR
HAS received, by the Inst steamer from New
HI York-Ladies' Rich Silk ROBES, Of new and
elegant styles:
Rich Bayalerc, Ta!leta and Fancy SILKS and
P0pLINS;
Superior IA French PRINTS, of beautiful pat
tcrns;
Superior English and American PRINTS:
Fancy Delanc ROBES, of the latest Paris styles;
Small Figured DELAlNES, for Children's Dresses;
Superior Saxouy, Wech aud Patent FLANNELS;
With variety Of other articles suitable for tho
present seasun TO which the attention of the pub
lie is respectfully invited.
Augusta, Sept. Z, 1885, If IS
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IF balf pound of copper will make COW
bell, how much will it take to make COW
bs1lcr2
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Sherif's Sale,


HpT Virtue u: sundry Writs of f'irri Facins to
I'D me directed, will proceed to sell ut Edgefc!d
Court House, tho first Monday aad Tucsdny in
0ctober next, the following property, iu the fol-
lowing cases, viz:
Thuycr, Dewing 4 Co., vs. +. J. ionngh!ood
nnl other Plaintiffs sevcralIy ". the same, Thu
following Negro Slaves, viz Nam and her -four
children, Richard, Henry, Moses an'l nm intah
child Scpio; Mary and her Two children, Boh' an'
Lew; Isaac. Norman, Ne'!; Sealcy ard her foui
children, William, 1uter. StaTi.h ai' Deuley
Clancy and her two Children, Richmond and
Sam Archy and John.
Wm. p. Andrews ard others Va. Wm. Langi.y
One negro boy hy the .anc ol Peter.
Cen W. holloway W. Lewis T. Holloway, 0ac
Sprrc Horse. and o;c S"rrcl Mar an! Co:t.
Ramh" & Walker, aud others W. john hcllcy.
Three Mules.
Terms Cash. JAS. EDISON, SEE.
Sept. IItli, 1850 3tc 81
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Just as I n,n. without one plea,
But hut thy blood was shed for Inc,
Aud that thDiI hid st me cCme to thee,
0 Lamb of God, coR!e,
Just Us am, and waiting not
To rid my soul of one dark bit.
To thee, whusu blood can cleanse each spot,
0 Lamb Of God, come.
Just US am, though tossed about
With many :. conflict. many doubt,
With fears within, and fucs without,
o Lamb Of God, come.
Just rs I am-poor, wrctchcd, blind:
Sight. riches, healing of the mind,
Yea. all need i'll thee to find,
q Lamb Of God, ccme.
Just as l EIn, thou wilt receive,
Witt welcome, pardon, cleanse, relieve
Because thy promise believe,
0 Lamb Of God, l come
Just US I am, thy love unknown,
Has broken every barrier down;
Nuw to be thine, yea, thine along,
0 Lamb of Gud come.
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E:E- East Tennessee is becoming very rapidly
a favorito summer resort for Southern planters
They enjoy their elevation md attend to stock
raising at the Su,no limo for home use.
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EDGEFIELD EENAIE IySTITITE /!

YNEl1S School will commence again on Monday
II tic l9ih of September, under the manage
meEt Of the undersigned as PRINCIPAL and
PROPRIETOR.
His purpose: if literally sustained by The COM
munty. is to enlarge and benutiry the present
buildings, furnishing them with everything re-
quisitc,-to employ full and efficient corps of
Teachers, and thus to establish PERMANENT
SCHOOL thai shall furnish to young ladies tho
bent educational facilities. ltr iii open with FOUR
TEACHERS, AID others will be employed as soon
as tic number of Pupils ball justify.
The Scholastic year will be- divided as hereto.
ore, into tw 'rssi"n. of twenty week. rnck the
irst to closs n I,@!;f, ~" It;I q. February tiir
sccunl TO c,,,lrv::.; ~ II" JciI"m.'y aicGtiar
apd r!ose ih" last. ..Hy =; Gac.
The scncII will he ,iir!lc, for the prSsc';. n,t
.hrrc Departments. PRIMARY. AcAbEilc ami Col.
LEGIATE. J sludrs under ...ch, sce Circular
FERNS per Session of Twenty v ccis,
i"ynbte " c".h ar n"te. one ho!y in "dranct, ana
Mc"ther at The middle Of each Session.
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g AcceptNMCc.N 4

The following f:voritc verses by CHARLOTTE
ELLIOTT are worthy Of beng set to the tendcrest
melody that human geEius Gun conceive. They
arc sermon in themselves, and teach the most
important lesson of life, how 10 find The road to
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT
Nv ORDINARY.

EpI W. F. DuEIsoE, E<q., Ordinary of Edge
I'D !iull District
Whereas Charles ". Gray hath applied to ME
for Letters oc Administrations on all and singular
the goo,!s and caItlrs, rights and credits of Ann
Green late of The District aforesaid, deceased.
These are, therefore, 10 ciic an, almonish MI
anil singular the kindred AMI creditors nj the said
deceased. To b. au'l appear b::orc ie at our neat
Orlnary'S Court for the sail District To be holden
at EIgciicll Court Iip;<e, un tie Goth day Of
Sept inst, to show caa<c. if amy, why the said
administration should not Er granted.
Given unlcr my ham! and seal. this 10Th
dav Of Sept. in the year uf our Lard one tEuus-
AMI eight hundred and itty-niuc, and in the cis hy.
lnarsll year of American Independence.
w. +. DUEIS0E, 0. Ed.
Sept. % 2tc 81.
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COMMERCIAL.
HAMBURG, Sept. 18th 1859.

HAMBURG, Sept. 18th 1859.
Mr. EDroR: We have had moderate demand
for Cotton for the pas. week, and all that was If.
frrcl was freely, met by buyers at IL cts. !or
Good Mldins.
RpsnnrtrIl " YOURS, =.
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contingent w
a' Each pupil will be charged from the timo
of entrance to the close of the Session. No do
duction, however, will oe made for the loss Of
few weeks at the commencement of the Session, or
for absence during the Session. except in cases Of
protracted sickness. 1t is, therefore, earnestly
hoped that all who intend to enter will do so
promptly at the opening Of the School.
~ Pupils from distance, can obtain board
on reasonable terms, in pleasant private families.
S5D" For further information, address
JOHN r. GWALTNEY, n. A.
Elgefeld, S. c., Sept. Z, 1859 tt IS
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A CARD.
TO THE PLANTERS OF EDGEFIELD
AND THE SURROUNDING DISTRICTS.

A S the price of Stureagc ON Cotton hns ad-
"A rnnccd in this town to Is cents per Bale for
ilIc rsi month. We have converted into IL COTTON
WAREHOUSE, the Store and adjacent premises
formerly occupied by u.. We will store Cotton ut
2! cents nrr month, OF 50 cents by the year. We
solicit the patronage Of Cur friends and the plant
crs generally. II. & y. Z. SOLOMON:
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DIED. ut her late residence, near Hamburg, s
G., on the 2lst January, lsj9 Mrs. ELIZABETH
coy, widow Of WV. FOY, in the 9th year OF her
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CHARLESTON, Sept. Il.
Sales of Cutton for the past week foot up $40
bales: strict Miiilings have declined Us cent. in
higher grades there is II" pNolable change.
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Having undertaken the management Of the
COTTON WAREHOUSE Of McSsrs. II. & n. i.
SOLOMON ! respectfully >nlicit share of the pat
ronage of my friends and the public generally.
JAMES MATTHEW.
Hamburg, Sept. 4, 1859 If rs
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NEW YORK. Sept. 16.
The cotton market was quiet to-day, with SALES
of jON haes Mnlllny rplands ut III cents.
Flour declined a. 10 cents per barrel; sales of
a.5nG barrels: Southern at s. q So IL. Wheat
declined "a cents pr lI'sirl; sales of !O.U1H
bushels; White at 81 80 Il : 30. Corn advancing:
holders are demanding 81 cents !ur mixed. Nh:
lassrs dull at 10 Gl II cents. Rice quote ut y
az I cents.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
MOUNT VERNON.

A letter from the Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Co
the publishers.
BOsToN, Sth June, 1859.
GENTLEMEN:--The box containing the view
of MOUNT VERNON, arrived Yesterday
am greatly obliged to you for this pleasing
specimen of painting in colois, which, besides
its interest as representation of the spot which
more than any other, endears itself to the heart
of the country. is worthy of attention as a
successful attempt to place works of art of this
kind within the reach of the great mass of the
community.
remain, Gentlemen,
with many thanks, &C.,
Very respectfully yours,
v.., -. EDWARD EVERETT.
The subscribers have just issued picture of
Mount Vernon, printed in FIFTEEN OIL
COLORS, by new and improved process, by
which pictures that have here tofore cost from
$3 to S. can be furnished for fifty cents The
size of our engraving is Is by 90 inches, on su-
per calendered heavy plate paper.
Price FIFTY CENTs, postage paid to any
part of the United States
j. H. BYRAM g. CO.,
ll2 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia
DAgents wanted in every county through
out the Union.
July |, 1859.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.
a Benevolent Institution established By spe.
cial Endoaoment, .tor the Relief efMs
Sick and Distressed, u6iiCted acath
Virwlea and Epidemic
Diseases,

=
Diseases.
rTSHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, III view
i. Of the awful destruction of human life
caused BY Sexual diseases, and the decepti, ms
practlced upon the unfortunate victims Of su, b
diseases by Quacks, several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as CHARITABLE
ACT worthy oftheir name, to open Dispense
ry for the treatment of this class of diseases, in
all their forms. and to give MEDICAL AID
WOE GRATIS to all who apply by letter
with description of their condition, Gage. oc
cupation, habits of life, DC. and in case of ex
treme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t isineedless to add
that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill of the age, and will furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The directors of the Associati.n, in their
Annual Report upon the treatment of Sexual
Diseases, express Lhe highest satisfaction with
the success which has attended the labors Of
their Surgeons in the cure of Spermatorrhoel,
Seminal Weakness ,Gonorrhoea, Gleet, Syphilis,
the vice of of Onanism of Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &c., and order a
continuance of the same plan for the ensuing
year.
Address, for Report or treatment, rR. j..
SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon,
Howard Association, No. 9 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order of the Directors.
EZRA D. HEARWELL, President.
/. O. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

OF LISTING AND YALUlNG THE PROPERTY
OF MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
AND OF BANKERS, EXCHANGE BROKERS
| AND STOCK JoBBERs, ETC.
Sec. II. Every person that shall
own, or have in his possession, or sub
ject to his control, any personal prop
erty within this state, with authority
to tell the same, which shall have been
purchased either in or out of this state,
with view to being sold at an advan-
ced price, or profit, or which shall have
been consigned 10 him, from any place
out of this state, for the purpose of bc-
ing sold at any place within this state,
shall be held to be a merchant and,
when he shall be by this act required
to make out and deliver to the assessor
a statement of his other personal prop
erty, he shall state the value of such
property appertaining to his business
as merchant; and in estimating the
value thereof, he shall take as the critic
ron the average value of all such arti-
cles of personal property which he
shall have had from time in his possess
sion, or under his control during the
year next previous to the time of ma.
king such statement, ifso long he shall
have been engaged in business; and if
not, then during such time as he shall
have been SO engaged; and the average
shall be made up by taking the amount
IN value on hand, as nearly as may be,
In each month of the next preceding
year in which the person making such
statement shall have been engaged in
business, adding together such amount,
and dividing the aggregate amount
thereof by the number of months that
the person making the statement may
have been in business during the pres
ceding year. provided, that no con-
signee shall be required to list for tax
alton the value Of any property the
product of this state, which shall have
been consigned 20 him, for sale or 9th
erwise, from any place within the state,
nor the value OF any property consign.
ed to him from any other place for
The sole purpose of being stored or for. |
warded provided, he shall, in either
case, have no interest in such property,
Or auy profit to. be derived from it's saio;t |
and the word personas used in this and
The succeeding sections, shall be held
TO mean and include firm, company and
Incorporation. w -
[Continued next week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

AUDITORS OFFICE, J
Upper Sandusky, July 6, 1s59.}
l, JAMES V. S. HoYr, auditor of Wy4
andot county, Ohio, do hereby certify
that the foregoing acts have been com,
pared by me, and are correctly copied
from the official paper.
JAMES V. s. HOYT,
Auditor of Wyandot County
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

whether incorporated or unincorporas
ted, and school Or ministerial lands, held
under lease for term exceeding five
years, shall be valued at such price as
the assessor believes could be obtain
cd at privote sale for such leasehold es,
tate. Personal property, of every de.
scription shall be valued at the usual
selling price known to the person whose
duty it shall be to Ak a value thereon,
then at such prlce as it is believed
could be obtained therefor, in money at
such timo and place. Investments in
bonds, stocks joint stock companies, or
otherwise, shall be valued at the true
value thereof, in money. Money, wheth-
or in possession or en- deposit, shall be
entered in the statement at the full a.
mount thereof, provided, that deprecia-
ted bank notes shall be entered at their
current value. Every credit tor sum
certain, payable either in money, prop.
crty of any kind, labor or services, shall
be valued at tho full prico Of the sum
So payable; if sor specific article, or
for specified number or quantity of
any article or articles of property. of
fora certain amount of labor, or or
services Of any kind, it shall evalued
at tho current value Of such property,
or of such laqor or service, at heplace
whose pryable. Annuities or moneys
re ceivable at stated periods shall be
valued at the price which the person
listing the seme, believes them to be
worth in money. Where the foe of the
soil of any tract, parcel or lot of land
is in any person or persons, natural or
artfcial-and the right to. any miner
ais therein in another or others, the
same shall be valued and listed agreea-
bly, to such ownership in seperate en-
tries, and taxed to tho parties owning
tho same, respectively.
Sec. TO-. No person, company, or
corporation, shall be entitled to any
dedaction, on account of any bond N ote
or obligation of any kind, given to- any
mutual Insurance company; nor on ac-
of any unpaid subscription to any re-
ligious, literary, scientific or charitable
institution or society; nor on account
of any subscription to, or installment
payable on the capital stock of any
company, whether incorporated or un-
incorporated. ........
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PIERSON HOUSE,
U P P E r SANDU SKY, OHIO.
WIN. J. CLUGSTON, Proprietor.

This long established, well known, and
popular Hotel, has been rcfitted and repaired
by the present proprietor in style that will
enable him to afford strangers and travellers
better accommodations than can be had at any
other public house in this country. 1t is loca-
ted in the most central part of town ant is
therefore the most convenient aud pleasant
stopping place in Upper sandusky. Upon
II lis Z ABLE
Will always be found the very best of every
thing that can be procured in this and adjoin
ing counties as well as an occasional luxury
from the Southern and Eastern Cities, and no
pains will be spared to make the guests oil the
"Pierson House." comfortable.
HIS STABLING
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the neighborhood, and persons having horses to
be cared for will find every convenience and
facility necessary to their comfort.
DPrompt and careful porters always on
hand to convey baggage to and from the cars
Don't forget to call at the "Pierson," when
you come to town, .
Upper Sandusky, July |, 1859.