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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-04-28
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SHAKERS; Compendium Of the Origin, History.
Principles Rules aBd Regulations, GOVERN eut aud
Doctrines Of the United Society Beev ers IA Christ's
Second Appearing, with Biographies If Ann lee, Jas
Whitaker, j. Iocknett }. Mcacham and Lucy Wright,
Ry W. Evans. vol. lsmo.
ONWARD; or, TIM NorNTsN crAxIurr1s.
Tale Of Progress. Fy Jane Ann Wnse'm. vol.
l2mo.
Looking Upwards; Corn and J,arie: Tic Family
at A'cyne; on 90 and Away: Endesvorinr; I'd
ward Arnold; Poor, vet Noble. Little Parry; Poor
jamie Clark Fiels White unto the harvest; The
Sand Hu,s; The nruukard's Cotiure; The Infants
Ministry; Stand stH old Moses and IhtIc Auah; Tho
Rocky Glenn; Salone: Widow Mcleod stsna and
Iona Clouds and Sunshine: Taitl's rhict: FAITHS
Victory; Reunion; Summer Tays; n Finding How
er; The Unexpected Arrival. A Wedding lay: TIE
Mountain Tops Appearing; Fastening on; The sire's
Birthday; The Summit Gained.
PASSAGES FROM THF AUTOBIOGRAPHY or SID
My, LADY MORGAN / vol, Emo
prom the London Athenmum.l
''This volume brims whh sense oleverness and hu
NOR. A lively and entertaining collection Of great
mans thought and quick woman's observation: a
book n be read now Tor anus meut and be sought
hereafter for reference"
From the London nany News.l
"A charming Book. II Is long since 'he reading
public has been admitted So great treat ns This
fascinating collect. cf wit ABecdote and gossip IL
Is deghtful remiuscence Of brilliant past told by
one OF the best wits sun eStant.''
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GoIsa TO WoaK.--Messrs. ksssoS sad
HAYzEs, candidates for Congress in the First
District, publish list Of appointments 20
...4oasling. 10 forty, commencing on
D al Al, aud ad.as on the 18th Of
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A NEw CHESS PRoDIoY.-There is youth
In our town who Is certainly hiding his light
under bushel. A few DAYS since he played
over one Of Morphy and Anderssens games,
To the point where the latter resigned,
aud had the curiosity 10 follow il out 10 the
iiaal and closely Impending eheckmaie. But
the longer be played the further OF the
cheekmate appeared to get, aud the FIRST
thing knew, " says he, ANDERSEN won the
game; aud the id fool had resigned twenty
moves back.-Ao5tls McTerg.
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CAMPBELL MINsTRELs

Comprising
F. C. KNEsLANo, of Rumsey Newcomb's Camp
bell MnslTels.
E. II. wINoHELr, of Matt Peeiis Campbell Minstreis
". W. HEDpING, Of Rumsey & Newconb' 5 Campbell
Miusires.
J. H. DooLyY, Of Matt Peel's Campbell Minstrelss
II. A koSIGAKDE. Of Bryant's Miustres.
]. c. Bushnell, Of Chrsty's MinstTels.
Supported by efficient auxiliaries. aprls-td
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DR.. A. w. MESECK.

INROM Prussia, now for thirteen years in this
Il try, with great success in his practice HIS office
is on College street, corner Of Line, where ne may
be consulted personally or by letter.
Every disease, if trusted Ia bir in time, must van
ish under his skful and genius Treatment F)T ar
CectOus of the lungs etc, he has peculiar success
full treatment, experimental ol himself.
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ROBr. ii. ARMSTRONG, Esq, has been nomi-
mated as the Opposition candidate for Float
er from Knox and Sewer.
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'XiMc Sale OF Groceries
AT AUCTION
By HARRIS, GORDON & co.
On Tuesday, May 3rd, 1859,

On Tuesday. May 3rd, 1850,
WE will offer for sale, at Auction, in front Of our
w Warehouse
200 hhds " d. Sugar all so bXs Langhorn Son IS
grades; Tobacco:
$50 bgs choice Rio Coffee so bxs Goodwin IS Rose
500 kegs Shoeuberger's Tobacco;
Nails, assorted sizes; so bXs Keen Smith Is do;
500 bXs No. ] Soap; so bbs Vinegar.
800 90 star Candles; 100 reels Cotton Rope;
100 bbls. Molasses; lot Of super Imported
100 a do do. Brandy.
With many other articles.
TERMs-All sums under $500 cash-al over $500
sixty days for approved endorsed notes payable in
bank.
apr2s-td HARRIS, GORDON a. co.
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PETEAsssA > ehssR easEia1 81 nsxersy Sevsls--
Hos ROY Iszs eaa- Frsee 8 seats
Tas cas&s Payers Hand nook-ey an AmaEsar-
fnE sais " n nAsAN,
spr2s - AsFkst -
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We have in our Possession the certin-ate q a re-
spoetAAle e.tiaea tesiy s that he 4sestlfey cured
q lhis ersAdfa disease BY asiag BxEaAvEs RotLAsn
nfgfxEs.
We shall take pl-asare n showing the esrtiae&ts
any person doaeslng tbs sszs~meaa
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FOR SALE.

+ have four good house servants for sale that are
i well qualified, ALSO good seamstress, at No
SO Cedar Street X. J. LILES,
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Under-shirts and Drawers

Combs, Brushes, Porte Monnaies
U,RAvE1ING BAGS, TRUNKS, CARPET Rags, UN-
Il BREILAs and a general stock of Fancy Goods,
received and for sale moderate prices
J II. hoGIII.,
ladies' and Gentlemenis Furnishing Store,
apr2a-u Corner Of Square and College ST.
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Envelopes.

r~o HsadFsa rhoas4Ha aszeFtsss, % saperssr Baa
EayslsPss, t4is aay reserved b.
y. HAGAS,
Aprss - AAfkes "a
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Hen advertisements.
CIusky's Political Text Book.

For Sale by John York s. Co.,
No. 3s ion Street, Nashville, Tenn
@THIS book contains, in compact, ntelligihe form
o complete history OF political parties, embracing
party Platforms the speeches Of leading politicians
ell important questions, votes in Congress, and
documents touching the expenditures of govern
ment and The distribution Of the public lands. The
book is everywhere received as authority, having
been acknowledged authority in the Senate Of the
United Substitute s..
Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate.
Or, history of the working Of the American Gov
eminent for thirty years, .ifrom 1870 to 1850 com
plete.
Orators Of the American Revolution, by E. l.
Magoon.
Living Orators Of America, by E L. MagOon.
American Eloouence: collection of speeches
and addresses, by the most eminent Orators Of Am
erica, from John Otis TO S. S. Prentiss
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Steamboats,.
For New Orleans.

THE regular passenger and A -
JOHNSON, JESSE JoHSsOS Mas @k-zEzzzzzzza,11h
ter, will leave for the above and all intermediate
ports THIS DAY, 2sth. II O'Clock NJ For freight or
passage, having superior accommodations, apply on
board to
apr2s-1t A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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Amusements.
ApMIssIoN-Dress Circle SO cents; Family Circle so
cents: Children % cents; Galleries IS cents.

ApMIssIox-Dress Circle SO cents; Family Circle so
cents Children % cents; Galleries 25 cents.
TN addition TO the Stock Company the management
l. have the honor of announcing the following For
egn Artistes, making by far the largest and most
perfect Equestrian establishment ia Europe or Amer
lea:
M'uE ELoDE LoYAIEl Premiere Equestrerne de
Cirque Napoleon, Paris, wonderfully beautiful and
expert, surprising any living rider, male or female.
First appearance In the United States);
LES FREREs CONRAD For the past years the fea-
Of the Cirque de lmperatrce Paris, consisting
OF Mons. GUmIAUME CoNRADl the celebrated AnupO-
dean Rider. q rstappearance the United States)
Mons. CARLOS CONRAD ! the famors French Gymnast
and Grotesqre. (Frst appearance IN the I Siates);
Mons. FRANCOIS CONRAD the Great French Acrobat
and Piaso. First appearance in the United Statesl
Mr.. W. u. DALEi the astonishing sun Naulier and Ri
del from New York (First appea rance 10 the SOUTH
Prof SARCEDAs the celebrated Spanish Juggler, from
the Cirque HispauiOa, Madrid. (first appearance ia
the Unit,d States Mr. FRANZ Donaldson the ia
nous Calisthenist and Pantommist, from Astey's
Amphitheatre London. (FirstappearanSe South)
UToThis is unquestionabIy the most important and
costly combination Of Foreign SaTs ever effected in
America, and involves an expense only Justified by
the exigercies of their New Orleans Amphitheatre
In order afford their Southern patrons the en-
joym of all the great attractions OF the Amplitude
atre this winter, there VII be exhibited mmed.
atey before the Circus per'of nance, in the PALACE
MUSEUM, admission 25 oen,s-entrance by front
MIR. ALEXANDER MoNTARG!
The Living Skeleton Viouist-a onderful physical
conformation. An enormous
Living African Boa Constructor!
80 feet long, weighing 251 pounds, which consumes
dozen full grown fowls. A small cnf at feed
and huge living AFRICAN ANACONDA Is feet
long, weighing 81 pounds.
Also. in the RIDOrro SALOON, on board the steam
James Raymond, Immediately after each Circus
performance, (admiEsiun IS ceHts,) newly organ
lied Troupe Of
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Half Hose.

CIIK, Merno, Isle Thread, Cashmere, Plain aud
- Fancy Cotton, received and for sale by
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SHELBY LIFE GUARDS.

NOU are hereby requested to attend a meeting this
Il evening, April 2sth, 1t the Old Armory," over
Boyd's. BY order Of the Captain.
apr2S-H r. s. PATTERSON, o. s.
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From the London nany News.l

w. y. KERRY a CO., Public square
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The post of honor is private station"'
yet who, urged by patriotic affection for their
country, are ready to forego all considera-
tions OF private ease and the love of leisure,
for the public good?-RictnOnd Wing.
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SHIRTS.

WE have now a complete stock of Shirts, en-
w bracing every style and pattern, Full Bosom
French Move, Marseillcs and plain Linen, with and
without Collars prefeTred all warranted 10 be well
made and 10 it any form. For sale by
apr2a-u J. H. McGII.I-
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Also, in the RIDOrrO SALOON on board the steam
er James Raymond, Immediately after each Circus
performance, (admiEsion rs cents newly organ
lied Troupe of
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ONWARD; Or, TIM NorNTsrN Ct>sIITIIs.
Tale Of Progress. by Jane Ann Winsc,m. ! vol.
l2mo.
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HOOPER. GEO. MlZFLL.
late b. LdHieT q Co
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From the Albany Advertising Agency

On TONS hot blast rig Iron. jusi reeeiv and for
OU sale by d. Il. DICKtH.
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MR.. ALEXANDER MoNTARG {!

80 feet long, weighing 251 pounds, which consumes
dozen full grown fowls. A SMALL calf at feed
and a huge living AFRICAN ANACONDA Is feet
long, weighing 81 pounds.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

John Buchanap, ehisf engiuesr ofs ihe
screw steamer Bogota (jast arrived al
Liverpoolfrom)theI Paci6c) c)awas0charged
before the local magistrates yesterday
with causing Tie death of.a stokeE (Thom'
as Launder,) W having hint tied 10 a'lad
der II front of tic furnace on board the
above yessel.sa Theuoutrage was reported
to the police authorities on Sunday BY
several persons who had arrived in tbe
Bogota, and no time was lost in the ap-
prehension ofLthe prisoner Mr.. Clough
superintendent Of police )stated that So
far as be had, at present ensinformed,
Launderhad disobeyed, some orders, and
when about Eve hours saffron Rio, the
prisoner instructed the second engineer
to tie Launder to an iron ladder in front ol
the furnace. The heat was fearful, and
IN half an hour Launder died Gas the doc
tor on board said) of ,apoplexy., The
body was thrown overheard without re-
moving the clothes, and before the doctor
had examined. it, - AT the request of Mr.,
Aspinwall, barrister, the case was remain
ded until next day, bail for BucEanan's
appearance being refused. London Ntws,
March 7th. l' z, ".s- ''''''i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

adIAh effort IL malingdia Philsdel.
phiaqo faiseo money 20 cpSfeRasey Ellen
Mitchsllshd dResltfvet children, bhsld as
slaves at Fredcricksburgh, vat Hefohsh.
er was awhitem man and hsr mother aquad-
room. ana 1shs Iahdt,hsts childfsd rare as
whitera the ravsrags,ef Virginia white
folka yShsrw was maDumi.ted BY Ithssvlll
Of Mrs. Judge c0ulternibat the hsirs
broke the wiltgIHa9V HHT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
,Elonr Going West.

Commercial matters.--as far rs bread
stuffs are concerned--haye taken a queer
twist lately. Repeated notices have been
published Of shipments Of Hour y the
West, and now we can add anotherdo
the list The May Queen tonight takes
up 23l bbls Flour for Detroit. The next
thing to be looked for may be the Mag
ara River flowing from Lake Ontarioto
Lake Erie, giving hop, skip and jump
up over the lalls.--ExeAange Paper. ., BIZ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

The Deseret News Of February l6th,
contains the new Mormon alphabet, by
which the English lapssage is entirely
Rsvolutionized. When this is learned,
that sect willwrits IN an suLnovn tongue,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
2 PLAT Ice Expedition.

he Detroit Tribune Of last night says
that the propeller Gov. Cushman reached
therv Tuesday, yesterday, ],as Oh lh,eerr herr re-
turn to Cleveland from her expeditionaf,
ter ice. She ascendsd Sault River asfaras
Round Island, and has.secured about ha I
a cargo when heavy faing came on, rot
ting the ice in that vicinity, Higher up
it remained comparatively solid, but i,
was thoughtoiv would not payofor the
trouble Of Preaching it, and atbs flrther
prosecution OF the project was abandoned {.
The ice was fourteen inches Thick and
rapidly rotting1 and s'combing.'es The
Correspondent ,Worthing,on, Gen. Worth
and Vermont would wait until ne river
was clear, and then Sail for NARCOTIC for
iron / lislElt W ID ltaliEA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

Es-The Dubuque (Iowa) Herald says
that gentleman from the interior Of tha,
State, passed afewdays ago, sixty wag,
ons for Pixies Peak stuck fastin the mud +.
The accompanying emigrants had quiet.
ly encamped t, wait for dry wealth. raal
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
Connecticut Election

NEW HAVEN April bS-Ths Republi.
cans'bave seles.ed the -four Imcnbers of
Congress, the whole State ticket, and a
majority ofrtwsnty in both Houses OfvtBe
Legislature,G ,obs1T sd1 10 noit "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

The great popularity Of this delightful Aro-
ma hasinduced many limitations, which the
public should guard against purchasing y Be
not persuaded 20 buy anything else until y YOU "
trs I one SSte wii coavnce fIs yo low is
niteiy superior It is to all these limitations. no
Usold at 5 Loo per bottle, Or six bottlesfor
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Samuel Hunter, is notified that Elizabeth
Hunter did, on the 18th day of January.A A. d.
1859, file her petition iathe office Of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas, within aud for
the County OF WyandOt and State OF Ohi5,
changing the said Samuel Hunter with aduE
terry, and asking that she may be divorced
from the said Samuel Hunter which petit
tibf win stand for hearing ~ The next term Of
said Court 4 ELIZABETH HUNTER. q q
faoslvi By HENRY MADpux, her Att'...
Feb. 25th, $50. no.I9.6.w ''o go et3f'FP
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

SPURIOUS FIVE DOLLAR GOLD PIEcEs.-
There are number of coins Of the above
denomination in circulation, the exterior
is of pure gold, plated upon an alloy, Of
which gold seems to be the base. The
coin contains about three dollars worth Of
pure gold, and is of such really superior
execution, as to make it pass readily for
genuine. There is fatness of the edg-
es, by which it differs from genuine coins,
and requires skillful examination TO d.
tect.- Petersons' Bauk Note List, ss is
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

10 EE The old mansion Of Gov. aWyliys
ons,he "a Charter Oak 7 lace, Hartford, is
being demolished. toi make way for "a
modern house, The old mansion was
built 2 .e yesrs ago Tor the royal Govern.
or ,of. .the colony ! and the frame ofs Solid
English oak, was sent out from England.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
: IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
! Dir. MI. C. lPARKER,S

Periodical Pills, or Female Regulator.
T'HE combination Of Ingredients in these
i Pills, are the result ofeighteen years, con
stant application to the study Of all diseases
Incident to females. These pills will remove
all distractions, whether from cold OF other
wise. Correcting all irregular suppressed Or
painful DEMONSTRATION; curing all diseases caus.
ed by obstructed menstruation such as palpi-
taticn Of The heart, headache, lowriess Of pfrit
Mysteries, pain in the side, nervous affection,
&c., DC, sH3e e s.'
| lCAUTION.-There are times when, the Pc
riodical Pills should not be taken That time
is during the early months Of pregnancy. If
taken at such times, they will cause miscarri-
age therefore married ladies are cautionedIa.
gainst using them at such times iiflsl -
,Parker's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly periods witch regularity.
Ladies' c,n place the utmost cosfidence in these
pills, doing allthey are represented to do
Warranted purely vegetable, and safe VI
| Sent by mail. BY enclosing 81. Direcf,plain
hand, to DRs. PARKER & BUTLER, with
1.-The Post Office address. i''i e ih9aiaraa9si
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

s0-J' Weiwould inyitetheatteition Of our read.
ers to the new .".Ague Cure" advertised incur
columns. Its from such quarter as will
giyethe public con6dencein its efficacy, and
we have learned from reliable sou, ccs, that It's
virtues will sustain their fullest cxpcc.
tations.7 Citizens of the West rcapnot fiji
to appreciate the paramount value to them
ofa safe and certain aremeday fsr this atiiiet
ing dssdpSF SnSai hfI n SHna Sr mH.
constitution hcal;h.l Wehaye more than or.
dinary satisfaction in proclaiming this reme-
9y, because we are convinced it will answer
a crying want among us. land seryato relieve
a great amount Of suffering ~ Republican,
Warsaw, Ind. y i,s rs lItv -'.ra ar't'e3 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
Dissolution or Partne ership.


The firm of Gump, Monyer g. Co., was this
having disposed Of his interest to John Carnes,
Esg The notes .nd accounts maybe found
al the ratsice Of the.old firm for settlement and
payment and all persons indebted are 'eques-
ted to caA aud settle their accounts Immediate
ly;sasi our accounts must be settled up now,
90 blg.R GuMP, M0NYER 4 co. a@'.
january 9Th 1882 oai baoyai apy9 stt a.
The undersigned thankful to the Public for
pastfayors, would respectfully request con-
tinaationlof patronage for the new firm, and
guaranty to, those who patronize them full sat-
isfactiol, and prompt attention 10 all matters
entrusted to them. 5m y19y gJ hlvow bad eftt
no.l 4, ,59.szsis CARNES. MONYER& co. .
baa 53e's .9c ~ NoTICE,ajl,,ii.,ga =, 9sHIT = Ha1
GottlicbJ auss J Court of Q oommon Pleas oi
boalss y1ah{ Wyandot County. ohio.fis17
Gottlieb Nogel, ,fIai ;ssl Civil action. 79ihs,r.
Gottlieb v ogel is notified that Gottlieb Jauss
has fled apetition in said court against him
asking the specific perf3r rmance of a contract
rn4de between them on the 18th day Of March
1856, by which said iefendan ! sold to plain.
tiff the undivided hall of the North West quar-.
ter Of tile South West Quarter and the. South
West quarter of the South East quarter Of FEC!
tion thirty (30) in township two [2]. South of
Range thirteen l3] III SAID county and that
def'tmay be adjpdged to convey said .premi-
ses to the plaintiff. An answer Is required to
spid peeitiohlon OF before the 23d day Of "A pril
1885,, 2 in default Of which Judgment will be
taken as aforesaid. III iaoaJI d. .iSEARS.s st 81
Feb. 25thIe59. nol9 6'w ~ edPltf's Atty
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08
" RE Our welcome literary .visilor. the

on RT Our welcome literary ,visilor. the
"Great Republic Monthly'aiis' out for
April, and as usual cannot be surpassed.
1t is the book of the people one which
suits the working man as well as the
scholar. W. can fancy. many a home
its presencewill brighten,and many a fu'
tureo great man who viii CLEAN much Of
his valuable kDowledge fromiits pages
By tile way We never received tbe' March
number, and as we wish TO bind the mag.
azine, do not like to have the sett broken.
Cannot the publishers send us A. copy?
Terms $500 per year, 40 " I, 8 =. II '''S "a
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..... DIR. N, 9. PAPKER.s 3

ANTI BILIOUS PILLS, SUGAR COATED
For Bilious aud LIVER Affections, Jahndice,
Ague and Fever, Costiveness, Pain Iii the Head
is tomach and Bowels. Loss II appetite, 0bs
structed Menstruatioh &c. And where any
Cathartic medicine, is indicated, these Fills
will be found superior to any In use, Their
operation is mild and efectral ,pioducing nei-
ther nausea or pain. tsosss7s,s ", qasR aAsH
They are purely vegetable eAPrice 25 cts. per
Box. For sale by ia. MAXWELL, and r.
"A. HEN DERSON, Upper Sandusky, o. = 5g
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-08

] have in my stock the finest assorment, q
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, and VESTINGSlev-
er offered to this community, and Iihave also
as good Cutters and Tailors as can be found
in any OF theadjoining counties at least. aisa.
: When you want clothing, gentlemen, step in
and sec me; can get,itup for you in as good
shape as you can get it done in the State. yes.
49, r I,lERENTHAI,