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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

William A. Gibson ofthe State. of California
will take notice that James H. Brinkerhoff did
on the 18Th davof january a. D. 1850 file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Within
and for the county of Wyandotin State Of Ohio
against the said W William A. Gibson and Moses
Waggoner defendants setting forth that the
said defendants on the 18th day Of March
AID. 1853 executed their promisory note in
writing and theniand there delivered the same
to said plaintiff and thereby promised to
paw said plaintiff in eight months from the
date thereof the sum of los tdollnfs,y With ten
per cent interest from date, and praying for
Judgement against said defendants TOR said
sum of los dollars with ten per cent interest
from the 18th day of March 1858. and that an
order Of attachment has been issued against
theis,id Wiliiam A. Gibson in said action, and
the said William A. Gibson is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
OH or before the third Saturday after the 4th
Gay of March next. sl allanosagr ss 20 .ssoa
.A15i JAS. II. BRINKERHOFF.a e6i
~ By McKELLY & GRisELLh his att'y.
no 46-w.
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MARRIED..

On the Sd inst, BY Rev. IT,. Monnetl
Mr.. Thomas BEERY, tolMiss a !ARRIET "A
Osborn, all Of Upper Sandusky, o. s9a
Many thanks for the cake, and the besl
wishes Of all hands. for the happiness
and prosperity Of Friend Tommy and
his pretty BRIDE ? q 9n-t'9g eaod
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
DIR. sMLANE'S rvERMIFUGE. ?

Pfepared by Fleming Bros. of Pittsburs'
During practice of more than twenty ears
DR.. M LANG has attended innumcrable patients
afflicted with every form Of worm disease, and
wasinductd to,apply all the energies Of his
mind to the discovery of a vermifuge, or worm
destroyer, certain in its effects; the result Of
his lab ,rs Is the Amcric n Worm specific, now
before thcpbllc,pmpared by Fleming Bros.
ofPitt, burg, which is perfectly safe, and may,
be given alike to CHILDREN of the most tender
age, or 10 the aged adult; it purges mildly and
subdues fever, and destroys worms with inva-
riable succ, S. ltis e.sy Of adminisir tion,
aud it does not contain mercury in any form
whatever. no restrictions are necessary with
.egard to drinking cold water,nor IS it"c'pable
Of doing the least injury The tendo'cst infaht.
An incred lie number Of worms have been ex-
prllcd by this great ycrmifuge, 90, s'9dI
DrPurchascrs will be ca,eGufio ak for DR.
MLANE'S 'CELEBRAIED pERMlFUGE,
manufactured FLEMING BROS. Of Pitts
burg, Pa. An other vermifugcs in compnr-
son are worthless % Dir. M'Lanc's genuine
Vcrmifug1, also his celebrated Liver Pills,
can now te had at all respectable Drug Stores.
None genuine without the signature Of a 4
(3) ~, .J ale FLEMING BROS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
Holloway's Worm Confsctions.

WHY GIVE YOUR CHILDREN NAU.
w seous and unwholesome v orm Medicines
when you have this delicious preparation Of
sugar, that all children crave They contain
no calomel they are purely vegetable; they
never fail to expel worms where they exist
and TO improve the Ecalih in all cases. uol.
loway's the only original and only slfe and
reliable W orm Confyction. nv.
Proprictors--Johnson HOLLOWAY g. Cowden
80 South Fifth street, Philadelphia Gay lord 4
Hammond aud VIM. Fiske. Agents, cleveland
Ohio. For sale BY MAXWELL g. HOLTON
30 lsi -.s Nov. S. 1858. no. A 6m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

AZ We ask the attention Of our good
people to the call Of the La les Of the M
E., G. Sewing Society, in to-day's paper
They propose forming what is known as
a "Mite Society,"" aud, as the object o.
the proposed organization isa commend.
able one, we hope they will meet with
all the success their hearts can possibly
desire, y .iG ..,ri.,o .-,e 'a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
Dissolution Of Partn ership.

The firm Of Gump, Monyer & Co... was this
day dissolved bymutu.l consent-Mr.. Gump
having disposed of his interest to John Carnes,
ESQ. The notes and accounts may be found
at the o..ice Of shc.old firm for settlement and
payment, and a,lpersons indebted are icques-
ted to call aud settle their accou nts Immediate
ly, as our accounts must be settled up now.
!. : ,..-~r-- GUMP, MONYER d co. q
January 9th 1859. aYhH
The undersigned thankful to the Public for
past favors, would respectfully request aeon.
tinuatiop Of, patronage for the new firm. and
guaranty TO those who patronize them full sat
isfaction, and prompt attention to all matters
entrusted to them. 3al We 80 ol
no.14 SO. = I'D, CARNES. MONYER d Co.
nLAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING
r. Executed ON short notice, and upon rea.
sonable terms at the 81 ol -
S8Aaa i eV@l PIONEER OFFICE.
Jan, s2d, 81,
T AMPS for Fluid and Carbon oil, to
"a he had at UENpERsoN & FERRIS,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

usiTHE SUB.TREAsURr Cloud
and blackburn, two of the men arrested
for the Coshocton County treasury rob :
cry, have been discharged. Bell and
Wilson are still held, and it is stated that
the Treasurer identified Bell as the person
who threw the shawl over his head,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
/. O. D. +.

Att meeting Of Wyandot Lodge No.
no, Of the Independent Order Of Odd
Fellows, Feb. 9th 1855, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted. ra.I, 70
WHEREAS. it has pleased the Grand
Master of the Universe,in his wise prov
idence, to call hence ITO that bourne from
whence no traveller returns our beloved
brother, ALEX. MCBRIDE, the acting v
G. of this Lqdge,
Resolved, That in this dispensaton o
providence we have sustained an irrepar
able loss; but we comfort ourselves with
the reflection, that our brother lived an
honest, upright man, and died respected
esteemed, beloved and lametned by all
who Lnew him. -.rU7
Rcsolrea, That in the death Of Bro
MCBRIDE, our Lodge has lost a prompt
and efficient officer, faithful and deyo>
ted member; and that while we deep ly de-
plore his loss, we will strive to emu.
late his virtues. aml ei1 .'t.l
% Resolved, That we offer our heartfel,
sympathies to the widow and other rela-
tives of the deceased, and pray the God
Of all comfort to "bind UP. the, broken
heart" and reconcile them to their sad be-
reavment. *gg0 ffa
lPesolped, That these resolutions be
published in each Of the papers Of this
place, that they be entered at large on the
records of this lodge, and a copy there
Of be furnished the widow of the Dc.
ceased, o.o5,'' ,'T'4 ..s.a,. a.Sa .t,o..a ,D.
Ea9 w. B.HITCIICOCK. N. e.
JorS BERRY. Sec'y. spiq ne sgi5ei
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Patent Bedstead. - 4s7-v-
aaA.f few days ago we were shown the
Tno,lel ola Patent bedstead, constructed
with "Clark's Improved Bedstead Fast
enings," (which at once struck us as being
the cheapest and best Improvement Of the
kind we have ever seen. ae, ia sfnrja'
.yT It's simplicity and durability is unsur-
passed. Being, on the self tightening
principle, it makes substantial fastening
either for Cords, Slats and Rods, Can.
vass, or the Elliptic Spring, as either can
be useds AS for bed bugs, those awful
tormentors, here is no home for tho a.
boat the premises, no cracks, crevices, or
any place for them to lodge. A bedstead
OF his kind can almost instantly be taken
down and moved. py a;. ttu.
Our neighbor, Henry Stephan,has pur-
chased the rigl to manufacture and sell
these bedslrads in this cuu .ty. and will
be prepared in few days to accommo-
date all who may desire to test the utii-
ty aud pracicabilily of the imp ovement.
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Death Of Alex. M,Bride.

The Committee appointed by the Ma
sonic Lodge Of this place to prepare res
olutions expressive Of the sense of the
members ofthe Lodge upon the death Of
their brother, Alex. M'Bride, made the
following report, which was adopted by
the Lodge: qsii,i ,ad,o b.r si,af,r.s ~
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased Divine Prov
idence, in His infinite goodness, to call
from our midst our friend and brother,
ALEXANDER M'BRIDE, who has been
stricken down .ip the prime of, life. when
it would seem that he had just commen-
ced his term Of use alness as a citizen and
a Mason, be it, therefore, OF oypeI aI
Resolved, That this sad and melan.
choly, occurrence impresses US more ful-
ly than ever with the great and important
truth that, Sin the midst Of life we are in
DEATH" and with the fact that we should
all BE- prepared to meet our Creator and
Judge at moments waming,, not know
ing at what hour tue night OF death may
come upon us. '' -. ~ '.'''a , M
Resolved, That in the death OF bruth
er M'Bride this Lodge has been deprived
of q worthy, high minded and honorable
member, community Of an honest and
useful citizen, and his family of a kind,
indulgenta and faithful husband and friend.
| Resolved. That we hereby extend to
the bereaved and afflicted friends Of the
deceased our heartfelt sympathy. and
that we condole with them in their sor.
row for their great and irreparable loss.
commencing them to the 'sgver Of every
good and perfect gift" for strength to
support them in their hour Of afliction.
Resolved, That the Secretary be re-
quested to present copy of the forego
ing preamble and resolutions to the fami-
" OF the, deceased, and that they also be
published in the papers of this place.
.ra5l }ty w. T. WILSON,
JAS. H.FREET,
~ NO z @5 S. WHlNERY,a1 WI
.'' aN'H Committee.
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I Co. lyA W WJM,E apWZ.

The great popularity Of this delightful Arc,
ma has induced many limitations, which the
public should guardiagainst purchasing Be
not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given Boerhave's Holland Bilters fair
trial. One bottle will convince you how inf
nitely superior it is to all these limitations.
USold at ST. 60 per bottle, or six bottles for
$500 by the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
CWAR ES,f 7' H
h0NDVM CORDIAL GIN,
7Aeoriginal andonly London Gin imported

al, and dev,;d, or that harsh acrfd taste which
ronJors mi .ho articlas tnown nc Holland din or
Scbnanns 90 ohiectionabIe y III H6f
Thnppp * nj intendnd as n med icipe If is re. .
commended By physicians generally hi cases
Of Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
reravel, Collie, Cholera, Fever and Agus, strie
sure plseise ome,s q 'S oTS aeS Nv tw
whist VIII eth the wv weaker sex will find by its adoption
which frconently attend their delicate organ.
;zation ] - 49, 'N '0 ~ - 80 '', Il 90
n, u V.,an,;no ,ro+t ~ Nov yor,r tbo b;sb.
est medical authority, prouounces CHARLES
LONDON CORD Al GIN not only sgpea1s9r " e q
70 any other, pu' 'he peS' ar'cie o. 'ne kiho ne
mas u.s. ever \; i,r1u see,I ,d,ntod 10 sett,.rs in tbe
Western and middle States as Well, as fortray-
eJlers exnoscd a CHANGES If water And air
III ronob Tho British Proyinces " rl ilm&e
Tnr sale in nnarfs AZ seventy FIVE cents and
hints thirty .eiaht cents Nv aliDruppists. Gro.
rers ISr,;terers and Oonntrv Merchants. Re.
ware of limitations,
Raw m,lv s.cHARLES.n None other is i'm
rortea -'f = -727-7-fA u La 81 q Ga
NAV he had in Colunbus of G, A. WAGNER and
others. In Cleveland Of Bisbop. Ross g. Co..
ana otbers In Cincinnati Of VIM. Homer. and
others n Sanduskv C;tv of s. s, Hnsmer.
s Porier and others In Toledo Of n q. Peters,
and others. o. Of EDDUND lC..l CHARLES,
Gencral Agent AZ Broadwav New York.
fi'9I Cont;on IN tha pnblic af'.5i
el,,,,Dn. o@uson TJJsr ~ Nv. 81 isse
SCHIEDAM SCHNA Pfo, uluaa
hsl,a r. LOND ON DOCK GLVe as.
',li CUR HOOHE Gl-v, Gc,
GJS Purchase no gin put up in bottles under
the above titles, claiming to possess medical
propertileess Ihey are az 8, common mlxed s5ln,
and nntll compared Win marie London lfn5 Sor7
dlal Gin, are aptto deceive the unwaryi A...- al
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

aRThc game law took effect on the
first OF this month. and lis now unlawful
70 Kill any dove, rabbit, hare, yellow ham
msr. aicker,..w wild turkey. quail, partridge,
grouse, pheasant, prairie chicken, woods
cock. or wild deer. aedh a..lt i .a3.dw
.e We helped to put away some veni~
son steak few days ago, that tasted just
as well as though the animal had died
,''accorIins to law" ~. d.i3e n; sga,i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

QlSOrdcrCd 'f ''i f'ti'' ' 'IN Ft''NfAW"s 'i
d GTOMlAGEl OR [h1WaRo Nj
Such as Indigestion, Accidity of the stomach
Colicky Pains Heartburn, Loss Of appetite,
Dependency, Costivencss, Blind aud Bleed,
ing piles. In all nervous. Rheumatic aud
Neuralgia Affections, it has III numerous in
stances proved highly beneficial and in others
effected a decided cure.
This is a purely vegetable compound, pre-
pared on strictly scientific principles, after
the manner Of the celebrated Holland Profess.
sor, Boerhave. Because Of its great success
in most Of the European States, its introduc-
|tion into the United States was intended more
specially for those of our fatherland scattered
he,e and there over the face Of this mighty
country, Meeting with great. success among
them, l now offer tito the American public
knowing that its truly wonderful medical vir.
tues must be acknowledge. tYi
Its particularly recommended to those per-
sons whose constitutions may have been i'm
paired by the continuous use of ardent spirits,
or other forms Of dissipation. Generally in
staniareous IN effect, il finds its way directly
to he seat Of l.fe, thrilling and qnickening
ev try nerve, raising up the dropping spirit,
and, in fact, infusine new health and vigor in
the system. M e sluy 9, tlr9 " sld9
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

PlTTSDURG, FORT WANE& CHlCAeo
h1lgld1l RAILROAD. $3.50 81
BY new arrangement which took effect on
Monday, Nov. 29th, 1858, the time of the tralrs
at This station is rs follows: OF
nos I'qfaH GOING EAST. } irsts s1iif
Express Passenger. ..........3.. a. n
U, s. Mail train.. ...,........s,.i Law II M :
tB GOING WEST. sltt
Exnrcss puss., ger, .l2 AS A. M.
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6Nbotwil1 Move! HAi99qsa r1Wob2 cd AtR
aa'The 22d will sood be here, a day whose
annual return should be celebrated by
every man, woman and child. whose breast
leentsins an Ameri can heart, and who
would do honorto the memory Of man
yho who has been appropriately styled the
''Father Of his country Who amongst
our leading and patriotic citizens will sug
gestl some plan for the celebration of tht
anniversary Of Washington's birth day
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An Early Visitor.

An Early Visitor. t'i
s,ost'..Peterson's Magazine for March, is
already upon our table, and il just as
brilliant and interesting as usual ii, Peter,
son not only makes better time than al
his competitors, but also publishes one ol
tbs best best magazines in the 1Union7-7indeed 77 dee
we might say the best for the money!
.$2 90 per annumadj ,s alow ~ oa souo
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

.iEia MRS, LA WILSON. wishes to form
x2sTs winter class of music scholars. Terms
E Ss,00p per term, with use of Instrument.
Particular attention given to children. " =
Residence, one door north of the Pioneer Of
fee, Upper sandusky, Ohio '' % ti' T
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
Writing Fluid.

Writing Fluid.
Through the kindness of our young
friend, "Joe" Maxwell, whose heart is
somewhat on the mammoth order, we
have been presented with bottle Of
4'Bossard's Whiting Fluid, = an article
which is equal to. If not better, than Ar
nold's. II is the intention Of Mr.. Max
well tokeep'this fluid for sale, and. per
sons desirous Of obtaining good ink, can
have their desires gratified by calling at
lis establishment and purck asing a bottle
of the article to which we have alluded.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
n n NJ o. n 3 7 /. i.
MAKES Makes is|Z!|s |HZ!|!s| Ml'EARg N! Al RG'lgI 80,
= URNl'1 UR 6!
Fl, STEPHAN

Still keeps his Furniture Rooms opposite the
yellow Corner" in Upper Sanlusky, Ohio,
where you will always find an assortment OF
everything in his line Of business, such as
BUREAUS, CUPBOARDS, TABLES,
STA NDs, BEDsTEA ADS,
at ,r2m LOUNGES, &c. DC.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11


Another Change. 9a
The firm Of Maxwell & Holton, dealers
in Drugs, Books, &c.. in this place
has been dissolved, Mr.. FIolton retiring
and Mr.. Maxwell continuing the business
a theg old sta nd. While Mr.. Hollon' 5
many friends will regret that they are
compelled to dissolve their business rela-
lions with him they cannot but be pleas
ed to learn that his former partner, our
friend "Joe, !, will still be found at his old
post, as ready to accommodate as ever
So call in and see "Joe," as usual--a Wis
twill always pay you when you want
anything in his line. 9ee
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

II AIDES who want nice tooth brush
IL es and Dentri6ces, call at dio5 ''s
INK. 3't..''..,' ,s,e,,, ',, ' ,f ' HENDERsoN's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
Farm For Rent.

The "CRESCENTF FARM about mile
and a half east of Upper Sandusky, will be
leased for one year from the first of April
next ifapplication be made soon. For par
ticulars apply to Mrs. JOSEPHINE e.
KEYS, on the premises. .siiei4u uia l77i'
Dec. "a, '5S. .Hote1I safi iaHasih 70 s3 'rsia.r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

"A NICE Lot Of Acordeons and Violin
A strings, air.. Abs Drug Store. o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

A LUM, Borax, Magnesia, Salts. Sulphur.
q ~ IL. Maddsr, Ile r.. cSSperas, IndigH ssltpster
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
AMlTE SOCIETY,"

The 9iadie ies sof tlie N. E. Church Sew
ing Society propose having a society un.
den the above captiou5for the specific pur-
pose of raising funds 10 aid in purchasing
kGBeM" for the rtw building Of the above
named scliurch III UpperSdndusky; and all
who are inE favor ofEthe enterprise are
respectfully invited'to attend, No paius
will be sparedlto make it pleasant 10 all
ages.n Dseta'i. ,i. '1a ''a ,,,. ,1s''S y t 'o -
N7Admittance FIVE cents and as much
more asI the donor may desirelto give.
~ The FIRST meeting will be opened at the
houseIiof Mrs. Henry Peters on Wednes-
day eve, att o'clock, February l6, 1859.
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Election Of Attorney General and
Reporter Of the State.

DU4SUANT TO ms ructions frnm II Governor OF the
State, will on saturday, the Sth dly Of August
1859. open ana hOl and eleeon for AIT riley General
and Reporter for tho state, 10 al the yac.ln oceI
siOned BY the resignation J'ln L Sue-d
The ftilawing psrsous hase b eh appointed Judges.
Clerks aud Receivers ~ votes "a their several Warts
and Precincis. Where lcRn les have bcea left the
receivers vates are requested To- lii tncm
district Nr- Is, wud Jaggrs, q, = Jones,
Jfha Coitart. John B-att, Rec v r, j. v. Hubbs;
Clerks J. Everett, Al \. tsab~tIer
2d ward dyes, 7. J. Haiie, W u Townsend,
u. Moaohsn; Receiver, ". Il. tsowas; Clerks, John
81 ward-Jadg :, L II Ianier B. 5 Weller, W
l. B,yd; Receiver 10 m Ressdie< Clerks, Jas Nc
4th War Judges, John W M,run, J W. Feits d.
II. Brown; Receiver, J. Alexander. Clerks, James
5th sard--Jadses, i, D Carter, Mason vanaoy ]
Gu rey, n N NJ Even
eth ward-Jadses, Jo Francis. Thos cllllten, v
Blugui keceiver, "A Pyiei Clerks, VIM Aiatou,
N LClrtsright.
carb,t. Receiver, wm ii whAte, Clerks, Joha Nc
Keen, Jena tnSscy.
s.h wari-Jsiges. VIM Hsrrison, c II conger, N c
cot,oi; 'eeivsr, Dsbsl'as Clerks, Patrick Buak-
Ds.,ist NJ. a-Jadees, Joha J corley, T NJ Pa.ter
son W q Nc dsrrav; sesssver Thomas fuqaa
District So&-wfN . PhiIsps, s;eorge W Charlton
Th mas J asaa. Recover, wsa DsbS0h.
District No. s-rhos Page, kaeazer Hamiltoa, "
Dobson, Re eivtr, D Vi Il irt.
m0nls'a. J J ID sh iulaie; Reesiyer, + G Rowe.
D-uict Va. 6--iadges, wm Auxfi3, ioAl Battle,
W II Gamha. Receiver, joel A hartse
d trscf No. T-Jaigrs, Jella Hops, W X Wslr,
Jas ssgan tse'oosv W b-sleye
Dlstftct No. s-I.dgcs, w c Ramsey, Daniel Car.
mack las R.iss. ksccsvsr, a Rainsey.
Dst1ct Me- a-Jutges, II HssaBs, Thomas B
JohBssa, Andrew 6regory, Receiver. " I.ncas-
n-trtcs No lo-Judgcs, Stfa dsaa ng " Hard
Tag, ] n Hawkins; Receiver John barrow.
District ~ li-JaiTes. Wen Edgl1nasoa, Henry
Comls ~, Alien 90 ton; Recesver, " Cottoa.
Dl.tFict We. fs-Jatges, J Jszse Joraap, Hm
watSias. gsssiis i-s eiser. AFis BeoNas
nlstret NJ. ts-Jadgez, : Greer II L Porch,
Skeltaa i,en ~. iiuxeisrr. W G Ssn "a
n.s.Fl<f Na ls--In4gss ioha : f,ririsara. Thos ]
Aiisssn, Jsse II sys; 4 -eeivsF, Noses Greer.
i.ztFsct Sn. rs -Jadxsss y iisbzsu, A @ White ss
P,sncI: Rec 4ser, las RasaeEl. cierks las Lauas
ssy Jas frlsabe Efrosa fE s4,
tistrsrt Sa is--Jaaxrs. W n iamhiin ~ b fiud-
son, talsn TAI ior: Reoeixar.I ek Gre.
is.sxricE No - --1u fges. " c HAIf " "A Disaazes
Isha "A tssFt~sseht, -eesser " n f.a.oa
festr q Ne. gl--yHages. Jsz srhonaas.. J " nal-
o.e, " y E<iHg, Re esver, q r s-sslrr.
lfsFEsrt Ne @2-1a ssce, G.e Gill. q NJ Walker.
Gsinefs ssr<Aaff x Sess sr, 40 sasW.
s b.>lFtzt n. ss-iusxcs. prsks, kzsstsn,
Lswiz Nflsssns: tlse -lyer. " Il Hyds. =
tssgFlct No a3-J % q csFass fhos Hx&ar IA p
GFases, 2ssse4ser. Gfa2s Jarrett
JAsEs u HINTON
Iancsa ts- shera of pessdssa CO.
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haase . ssss nsasias Ce .narsA -
Market street No ~, ID deoF from she S4nare-~and
VIII be fiadto ailtsals aid AID inxise
pared N sake Biank hooks Ia the best and
sfeF ny given tkftasn Particular attentssn viii be
Fsidta the Blnilak af fefioAtsa3s ana old bsoks.
Gar arises les The ta@esf- The sttfe Of
wsrk can be seen al the alndefy or Slare On Gaien
4 seokslefl sssltaeE place xiilFseslvs tmne-
data 2Ezrnssoe. fscll-srE1u
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JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
x BESr Lsaissilis coosins n ages Tor Coal, PAL
Lei ap silh Aot water al.aensseal, &a4 ali ses-
4ad fof saio very les-
Also,
am making my wroaghs -ea ssaFos - be esrsi fer
Gal, sish archef sxen and i&rse aaes Same tAirty
bzra pat N ths ssty and have daae sell sn1
given satire ssfisfaesioa- Pat op VIA care a. los
prices and warranted.
fwo patterns Cast frea Coal coskinz Stoves, s-roes
''&''s 80 '-'' i'~ ~ ~ xIrsox.
may19-u ss4-. a eppesse Ss~anre-
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A C. A r. d

A J. IRWIN formerly OF Irwin McClellapd
"a. Huntsville, Ala. y having become associated
witt US an business the sty le OF the rm will be
IRWIN, Ncsl.ELLAND & co.
Nashville Feb. ls, 1852
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Sion the Ra.a..

iuseurrently repo ted that sell no Goods an In
Al Aucnon when IN FACT tgO-tLirds OF our sales are
private the same as In any other Wholesale House In
TIE city with t5is exception, sell for short nre6
ior cash and short prompt paper
Iee2i BGAS TRABUE LUcUs.
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SPRING OPENING.

NE willeommeDce receiving our SPRING sToCY
w IN day or two, (of which due notice Will =
gwen And as ~eintehd going into the business NOR
Tor cash VIII bear Ia mind that do an exclustx
Nash Business, and We wilisell goods az a very sra
advance. IRWIN AcCLEII-AND 4 CO.
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FIFTY Negrnes for sale.

Gs0NSISTiSG OF ssuie az The uaest vala Jle fnrss
" lies ever ofersdI a the Nazhsalle maFkst, aha a
coed lot II yaaag asea and wssnea. .osy ssnd girls
usr5s 80 r. D.. I.fl.ES-