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IMPORTANT
i TO THE CITIZENS OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
HEALTH, ECONOMY. AND COMFORT!
McDonnells Catawba Ginger Wine.
The Great Southern Plantation and FamiI y
Remedy and Beverage.

No more Fsrer and Asue No more Cholera, C!nrnrs
or Didrrhed NO more Dyspepsia, Irdi-
gestion, or fidtaisney!n
For these complaints the CATAWBA GINGER
WIN T. IL an UNFAILING REMEDY and PRBvkNTIvK.
This delicious Wine is prepared from the CATAW-
BA GRAPE AND JAMAICA GINGER, and, for
purity Of quality and richness of favor, is une-
quaied by anythng In the mark thus rsndernS 1t
thu most desirable of SUMMER 1EVERAG Els,
whilst its Tonic and invigoratIng Properties have
secured for 1t a WORLD WIDE REPUTATION and IN
PRECKDKNTED SALE.
- The Wine is pre- eminenty adapted 70 the Female
Constitution Also, for the uso OF Cletgymen and
PERSONS of Sedentary Habits, beng NON-lNIO&-
1CAIING. and in impsrtlng HEALTH AND VIcoR
OF MIND AND BoDY.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
We ask for 1t a trial from all, satIsfed that
gle trial will establish at the South the high rePuts
uon which 1t has acquired In all other sections Of
the Union.
Wholesale Depot, II Mercer st., Baltimore.
j E-lm JAS. MCDONNELL, General Agent.
~ SWlNDLING QUACkS.
SSAUTl0N !.Quscks ;-thelr Books Cordials
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or RInss-shun
them al, and II disposed 70 profit bv my experience
SPERMAIORkHlEA;- Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, III perfect conf
dence. your friend, former sufferer, merely super
sorlblnE Box 156, ChaIiestown, Mass.
je l4-Dd WHY
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ERFSH PRUNES AT 10 CENTS PER
l. POUND.-Just lived and for sale by
+. r. OBRfEN,
Southwest corner of I. and 9th SITS.
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A FINE LOT or SUGAR AT CENTS PER
"A pound, and RICE at cents per pomnd.-Just
received and for sale by r.. r. O'BRIEN,
SOnthMest corner of l. and 9Th SITS.
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GINGER SCANAPS, GINGER NUTS. TEA
N Cakes and Bonds Boston Crackers, at IL cents
per pound. Just received ard for sale By
+. T.. OBRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9th SITS.
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ORANGES, LEMONS ANDMAPLE SUGAR
~ Just received and for sale by
f. e. O'BRIbN,
Southwest corner of |. and 9Th sts
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l. POuND.-JRst received and for sale by
r.. r.. OBRIEN,
Southwast corner Of 4, and 9Th ats.
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VARIETIES. vARIETIES.-Ju.t received
Y and for sale by T.. r.: U'BRlEN,
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WELCH's, RAYS, BoND's& COtTMAN's
w FLOUR-Just received and for sale by
= T.. T.. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9Th SITS.
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HAMS, HAMS, AND SHOULDEkS.-Justr re-
III ceIved and for sale by o,,p,.y
Soutbvest corner of I, and 9th sta,
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d. NEW NEW sEBSAt
Bk $HBs$E s$E$
s szE # #E$EESaE ss s4EEE
New, NEW MEBic4t s4tT;!
EoR INELAMNAroET RIssssEs Only
ESs isELsss4ISs1 RI.E1sEs 3sL!; d,
EE0 0s iisELaxxaIOsT RI..asE: 3 3sy
Such as
such -
Such as
ISff DisEa ssFFoRr
#:ys y ysa s s!sa s 81: ssis!a
Do mo-. deIsy
Do not delay.
Have you read tho Circular!
Have yOu read the Circular!
Have you read the Circular!
Read the Circular.
Read the Circular!
so old BY R bInEgis,s in NWs.hinst ton.
Sold b. all Druggists in Georgetown.
Sold by all Druggists in GeorgetC wn.
Sold by al Druggists Everywhere.
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere.
Depot In Nsshington,
Depot IN Washington,
Depot In Washington.
If siEBSHSs S. # #i:;s: H H:;:
Price ~.
Price 81.
Price 81.
Chronic Package S2.5o,
Chronic Package $2-5.
Chronic Package S2.5O.
Try
Tryit.
iIyit.
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT,
ID. C.. TAYLOR CO, General Agents,
ma 24-t 2O2 Dock street, Philadelphia.
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I AIDES REED HOOPS OF ALL SIZES
T. F.. O'BRIEN,
Southwest corner of l. and 9th sts
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OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY.
This standard brand of FINE WHISKY 10 offered
to the Trade in barrels and halfbarrss 1t is guar
tied being perfectly pure w HIsKY, entirely free
from deeterious substances, and possesses the pre-
mum merit Of being COPPER DIsTILLED, from best
NAILED RYE, under our personal supervision.
Having . large stock of"MAGNOLIA,"a and other
brands Of FINE WHISKY in NEw YORK and PHIIa :
pHLiHIA enables us to ship from either city with
FREEMAN 4 SIMPSON,
PH6Six DIsriLLERY,
eehuylkIil River.
tso wan It., New York. jy Is tOcB
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"A THE GREAT PAIN INNII4ILATOR,
AND ,, REMEDY For DYSPEPSIA, FAX

MI UhEAT PAIN 4RNIHILAIOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
PREPARED BY CHEMIST.
BorTLRs IL, Is and 80 cents and one dollar.
TIE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
- SCIENCE.
HARTSHORNE'S CCRE-ALL should be \ ept
IN all families In of accidents sudden rice-
ness, as IL frequently cures in less time than IL
sulres To get a ply slolan.
cures pain In any part OF the system and 10 used
,ICrAs the freSaent changes of the weather PRO
duee bad Cold, Rheumatism, Pain in the Limbe
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get q bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles.
Sinevs, Blood and Bones; and by ITS warming cleo
nomag neuc power, expes eli pain from the 81 ete
Get a bottle and try it,
N. BEf you have q Cough, use Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
GHEERf-it is the best Cough Syrup in the
Ifyou are Bilious, use HARTSHORNE'SANT
BILIOUS PILLS They SGT upon the Liver. Sto-
mach and Bowels, carrying of an Bic and Eoui Se
cretions.
The above medicines TO be had at all Drug Stores
IN washington city; KIDWELL Il CISSELL 1t
GEORGETOWN; II. PEEL Co., Aluxsndris.
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ID NOTICE..
CRE OLD RYE WHISKY, BRANDY, OLD
HDR Id OTHER WINES

! have had IN store, and inst RECEIVED, large I'd
dltlOnal supply of pure OLD RYE WHISKY,
BRANDY, and WINES, which | will sell AFTER
this date at reduced prices.
iA 2a-eo6y No. 321 pa. Az. bet. 9Th and eth ata
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TOBIAS, OPTTCIlN
426 PzNN. AVENUE, BET. ~ AND eth Srs.

4S PzNN. AVENUE, BET. N AND 9Th Srs
public gensra y, tha, have removed To- tSc a INC
above place, whore may always be found, to28S
cIs or having 1H 81 h1ed to sat al Sight,
As to my capabilities, and the satisfaction I have
discriminate from the many testimonials in this CITY
aud elsewhere. that have tho most eminent gen,
nv sdvertitemsnt the Nsona qss Re
read az guide 70 those who wish to be we'll suited
ther do warrant mir, any other Glasses Il. suit
you for SPACE Of SIX years, as you will read in sn
This is cert ,ny new phase vor to improve
DGctor's lsd business ! viii not impose upon or
them belisve such nonsense. I oan only add that II
your eyes do not undergo change, then win war
9a sI d At A. time. find in my Esssblshpsn.
and EYEGLASSES, With real Brazilian Pebbfes
and hne Glasses, (no wonderful Venezuelan Crys
s e RGss pSSPPirsfR; f1 EiS2 MSES
KEkS ard n iEiMGRAy6RS and sTse
From A' E1e'I'e"eS "a; pGess,so, a. yas,:se:
have tried pair Of spee,as Sesp cb 2et s -
NJ Tobias, and ind them Of great as.istance to my
sSs ooH. him Mt :. ss OF
HENRY A. WISE.
Prom fAs LAT. Hos. Jsdss Butler
t. Mf TSb .aiy H. Ia
ana psys That
la snd Ia. and slight
oles that suit me admirably. A. p BIJTfERe
Ffo'n As Ho" Secretary Of State Of Vfs,a,s.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
RICHMOND. Dec 81. i95e
Dear Ser: Gov. Wise having shown me the Spec
tsoles you sent HIM and discovering that the focus
70 to to nave ns%
tpted haye since received them, and am gratified
,a fyss f'f TRs AND
used are really superb. enclose herein the amount
oiSoar ball. Very respectfully, &e::
JOHN TOMAS. Esq, Washington, d. c.
Fon Prof Baeks
th.r.s WASHINGTON, Feb. IA, la6D.
furnisSs5 si go par Of Glasses of Brazilian Pebbss
They are clear, ofeIcslen. CURE, and well Mounted
Tr p,sa..oh A. ID. BACHE.
Penn avenue. bet vsen ~ ny Establishment IL on
w. foBIAs; kT fB K b1FS fse iRs5 SS;Ms.
ss, otSsyr 10y w oS1sin good Likeness e. uaI TO
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= from Boston two gu perb new PIANO~-
.Iss ~ WHICH S added TO oyI already !YvU
ADD most varied assortment in this city:
I'VE shall also receive . large lot Of NEW MU-
SIC, just publis shed.
Pianos Of al qualities for rent st an prizes, BY
week OF month. JOHN r. ELLIS,
ign SOC Pa ave.. b~'. 9th sp nd 10th alta.
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ARRIVALs AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS H0IEL-R \ E pabney and lady,
isa,teoi and LADY, hb' Sss W PEe Ea' k. DE- e.
W.1 Miss; b Jarrett, Mass; f Bols..an, La; J {
y Haul VA Ia :t dS aud ifi smERiy. Ala ia;
T "a w Sh@yacre Nd; Capt w Hoover, DO;
NJ eis E. M; 9 cc M Na
DR. 4,1!' M, Mi; 90; Games 60; Mics Csrnss
Austin, DO: Ds;,Gshoies. Ga: " levi swi.s G +
H fSi IT. Fem; sT+!i As NJ
NJ W PnWSdfg,Uss., AlF; Mel snIsl: vs.; 1
f.@y DO; Mccis.HG, Tenn; Mrs. ssc k%y.i s%d
~; ROyston do; A RsyElO6d Miss; Miss T. "
Ha %ShI' 90; go, 4 aIrp.y DO; w 5atGS do:
Flas;.. Nc; NJ E shsiI, do; j Fniksrsoai, NJ; J
SSienmons, Nc: n Carm,n and lady, Va; J 4
NJ; -. " ~ Ss'sS Sc DO; W,is%: DC; kr.
A.; FisRsT.v.; MTs a.iicsy and dsus t"r ID. DO
.S, a d%; II hnslp s DO: PITT II! .pi
slrk.sy: Fla Mrs f. Edwards, La; w Ed~ards
Pa; Davis, DC.
,wILLARDS' H0TEL.-DA Saxon. Ala; w 2
Si~RaD: 90; Il e Harrison Harms d@i l w EGa@ls, dg
I.aTdy MI Mr. 81 81 Lsi6sIn; ps TfSof Ga;
and sy Ark 40 Lieut. SVSs Morgan isH: pso .hJS
Siass, TsA; Nf and Mrs Hsrii,on t: Sc y Bow,
Ia; H.ssiGs Mass; A. " MerTism. La; 4 NJ
Denman,-; Davis; DIR Vaosant, USN.
NORWOOD H0USE-E Hutchir son, Pa; II
BuEJain, dy; J E Todhunter and lady, DC: a g
compton, Texas; \ Huston, do; VI 7. Gallaher, Va:
VI sly der, nc; \ Grove, Nd; y N Davis ami In
ny. Miss; Mrs y Cox, do; u r Cox do; II Nc
kmkst do; =, ThoInton, Va; A r Ackerm IN. " inn;
Csfee, Cal; Il F Martin. Mas, WIIlcox, N !:
Dunovantz ard daughter. st; j Fre,ibeTg do;
y ChorPennlns, Cal; + L Mason, Utah; T. Hunt
ulTED STATES HOTEL.-Miss Coon, Mis-:
y 1oTiln, DO; Hall, Ala: q W Bradley, Miss II
EOx, do; w ii Johnson, Fla: Mrs Foster ana chill :,
So; ID Plumb aud son, do; N Sporty, Tenn;
y Berry, Ky; w IL Coleman and lady, Ala;
lexington, Miss.
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TnHE BEST COUGH SYRUP IN THE
L WORLD.
The best COUGH SYRUP in the world 10
HARTSHOHNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF

WILD I'd EKKI.
THIS article 10 prepared By 8 chemist, and 10 pro
nounoed by medical men, and those who have used
it, to be the best preparation for Cexshs Colds Ca
terrh, BroncAttt,, HoarSsness, Sore Taroaf from
sumption.
Persons y 40 sing should use it. IL ia pleasant to
the taste, so.rens clears and the voice
ssys all irritation of the throat and lungs and pre-
vents taking cold.
" , Bottles IS and 50 cents and 81. Sold BY eli
druggists In Washington, 6eSrg etow and Alexan-
drIa oc II-r
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Alphabetieal Busineo DIRECTORY.
AekIcuLTURAL wAREHoUsEs.

Csataistrf Ca-ds ef trsf-olsss EsiabltsA1sesss Z
al dsporspesfs II tsstAsss 90 1kS etst.
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SveAR. BACON. 90 s,, .,,nar
500 choice HAMS,
500 plain do. -a,.. De-
' iSs pss: sRR ss .na }sEs COFFEE.
$50 barrels fine Old WHISKY,
40 do. common do. y 80 ~-..g
rs do. BRANDY. -..r. If "..r.i a
Just received and for sale by . -
ma H-eotf MURRAY q sEMMEs.
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THE EVENING STAR.
THE ADVANTAGES OF BATHING.

This il the purest exercise OF health,
The kiud refT- sh-r OF the summer heats;
Nor wien .Old Winter keenst the brlghtening flood
Would L. weak shivsrInE, IngeI ON the brink.
Thus lie redouhies, ard Is Oft preserved,
By the boid sw Rifn "a, IA the SWIM liapse
OF accident disastrous. Hence the limbs
Knit into force; anu the same Roman arm,
That rose victorious DER the conquered earth,
First lie I'm d, While ten Ter, to subdue the wave.
Z. 'en from tbs body parity in "a ind
Receives a secret, sympathetic aid. l1hoDsso1,
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I AGER BEER. - -------
PAUL sIb0S Is IN the daily rsoei 81 Se% "fT e. -. e.
sndra LAGER BEER, nov ackn1v ed ,ne ~.
pc the best In this county Orders for this bes,S
ful beverage, either In large or small bottIs. a.
kegs, promptly filled, and delivered free OF cha ~
Ais9s oaoios HUNGARIAN and FRENCH
WINrsS nm . SIN
KEEP ONE KIND THOUGHT FOR ME: h,
N N Lowruze. Just published. for Guitar, at the
IVA w. g. METZEROTT,
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METROPOLITAN GoLLEeIATE INsTI-

Southwest corner of l. and 9th SITS.
jy25 StM, w&F
METRoPOLITAN ,GE3LLEGiATE INsTI-
A BOARDING AND DAY School FOR YOU'VE LADIES.
46i e Street, bsiprseH oh and 18th streets.
The third annual session Of the Institute i'll COM
mence the first Monday in September
Located IN a beautiful and healthy position in the
National Metropolis, with n corps of experienced
and 3omplished Teachers, unsurpassed facilities
are offered IfrnHg Ladies for acquiring a thorough
and accomplished edpcatoa.
Circular, with full Information as to terms, C. :,
application to the Primo pals, MIR. and Mrs. + H.
HANENNER, AGA + street, W Washington city.
jy ~ cow
~ FtMALE TEACHERS.
i WO Young ladies, tslsters.D e3 pSricnced teach.
ers are DESTROYS of entsrng a seminary for LADIES'
( 1struct in the 70 lowing branches:
Vocal and Instrumental Music. Latin, French,
igher English Studies, Drawing, Pastel AMI Gre
For tastimonials apply to the editor Of the Star,
or to Mr.. Weston, editor OF tho Republic.
jy IL 2,wtf
nR. b. J. HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
DOFFiCE to No. 396 4th street, opposite the east
wIng Of the CITY Hall. jy II law6w
DICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.-A lad
i some assortment of different cOlored PICTL RE
CORD and TASSEI.S at
J. MARKRITER'S, No. 4s6 7th ST.,
~ 10 cost 8doOIsabove Odd Fellows Hall.
WINDOW SHADES.-A choice selection of
" Gold Band and Common WINDOW
SHADES, which will be sold AZ reduced prices at
JOHN MARKRITER'S, No. ass eth st :,
jy l9-eO6t sdoors above Odd Follows Hall.
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TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Ma.
4 - orde- AZ the Southern Trunk FACTORY 100
IN street, opposite Odd Fellow Hall.
- H-3m JAMES {. TOPHAM.
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AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

DR.. j. C. AVER & co..
s LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE, 81 PEI BOTTLE; Six BOTTLES ron a,
H1reoid By z. d. GILMAN, wsshn gtoa; r. O. r en-
Sell. dsorgssovn, and By all Druggiss svsryvhsrs.
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FoxSEXcEtsIoRC RAcKERs-AfI., b
Ess ,sav "a eSS,soratsd LsnsInsbprsh CRACK
ely q the same rate q hey can ,. Got from New
io..g,iv' KING BURCHELL.
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q +
VI AND BLACK TEA.
6unpowder, Imperial and Young Wy.ou G,e.,
TEAS. Of various grades. Also, STAND -
ARD BLACK and others. via: souchonx ~
OolOng, Orange Pecco, &e- For sale by
KING a BURGHEII
w ~ Corner t5th 81. and Vermont av
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nR. b. J. HELEN HAS REMOVED HIS
1JOFFiCE to No. 396 4th street. oppos to the eas
Wing Of the City Hall. jy II iaw6w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
GUARDIANS SAIL.

In pursuance of an order of-the Probate
Court ofWyandot County Ohio, shall expose
to sale at public vendue, at the door of the
Court House in Upper Sandusky, on the Goth
day Of March. 1859. at o'clock P. NJ. the
following real estate situate in said county be.
longing to my ward Ann Z. Brewer, to wit:
the undivided half Of the South West part of
the north East fracti' of the north West frac-
tiobal quarter of section shirty-five 1851
in township three r. South of Range fourteen
(l4) East, bounded as follows: beginning at
the South West corner of said fraction and
running thence N. S6As E. 1855 chains to
the center Of the Columbus and Sandusky
road, thence N. 371as W, 1850 chains to a
post, thence N. 3534 W. 9.52 chains to a post
on The West line Of said fraction thence South
on said line to place of beginning and contain
ing 23, ,46 acres; appraised at $297.
Also the undivided half Of In-lot number
Said premises to be sold subject to the right
Of dower..cf Roxana P. Kenyon. Terms cash
in hand. RUSSELL A. KENYON,
Gurdian of ANN E. BnEwER.
Feb. 90 no.l9.4-w j. D. SEARS, Atty.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
Holloway's Worm Confessions.

-WHY GIVE YOUR CHILDREN NAU
w seous and unwholesome orm Medicines
when you have this delicious preparation O
sugar, that all children Gravel They contain
no calomel; they are purely vegetable: they
never fail to expel worms where they exis
and to improved the health in all cases. Hol
loway's the only original, and only safe ant
reliable Worm Confection. 81 l. ~.
Proprietors--Johnson Holloway g. Cowden
90 Sou tn Fifth street, Philadelphia Gaylord
Hammond and Vim. Fiske, Agents, Clevelane
Ohio. For sale by MAXWELL l. H0LToN
.4 f Nov. s. 1855. no. 4.6-m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

re We,the editors wife, intend to give
DR.. KrLMER puff on our own account.
Ladies', he has the prettiest assortment 81
goods we have seen since we left the
Quaker City, as he proved tous the other
day when he sent us a beautiful pattern Of
chin,z, for which be will please accept our
thanks. His silks are unsurpassed both
for richness and cheapness. ,-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

HOur clever friend Clusson takes
possession of thePierson House this week,
we have been told. He will not only
keep good house, but make very pop
ular landlord. . ...,--.l..-. ~. "a;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
Valuable Improvement.

Valuable Improvement. 1901 ~.
Messrs. Berringer, Hale 4 Co., the en-.
terprising proprietors Of the Upper San.
dusky Wagon Manufactory, are adding
to their extensive establishment plane.
ing mill, sash and door factory, DC. Our
people have long felt the need Of some
thing of this kind. and we hope they will
manifest their appreciation Of the energy
and enterprise Of these gentlemen by pat
ronizing them literally.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
Upper sandnsky Produce Market.

Upper sandnsky Produce Market.
Roads bad, and but very little doing
in the produce market. s sslllisea y
WHEAr--selling at $l.2o to 1.25.
FLouR--s7.25 per Dbl. ss
CoRN-7o to rs cts. per bushel.
OATs--45 to so cts. yasoii1's' 12T U
& BARLEY-65 to 20 cts. q "A Iik&f I
c RYE-scarcely any in market. Sell
ing for from rs to 80 cts. -'-' -'i'''
BuTrER-l5 cts for fresh roll. ars
LARD-io cts per lb. sg5a sdJ III q
Eoes-8 per doz. & brs ssla A.
FEATHERs--40 cts. per Id.
DRIED AppLEs--S2 so per bushel.
PoTAroEs-5O cts per bus. EE
Hoes-Liye, 81. 80 to 500.
CLovER SEED-s6,00. per hushel.
TINoTHY SEED-$2,00 =
TuRKIEs-4 cts per ID.
CHIoKENs-3 cts per Id.
DuCKs--l2t cts piece.
GEEsE-25 cts
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

EEiWe, have heard it said that the
Millinery and Fancy Store Of Mrs. Hub
bard is to be removed to the room lately
occupied by Jerry Croft. . .l'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

Another Change. '.,t tt4l !- l-
Mr.. Charles Bringman has purchased
the Grocery and Confectionery establish.
ment Of Jerry Croft and removed it to
William Kings Block, few doors North
Of the Court House. "a 1gf'-rc Z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
An Fools pay al S1 Il

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All Fools Day.. III s1 ~ j
Our present tissue, is on the lst Of April
the day celtbrated foe lettefless enyel'
opes. spurious bank checks and mysterii,,
ous looking packages dropped inethe way
Of the anwary passer, which when open
cd turn out an assortment Of brick, sand
and pebble stones. We wish somebody
would Try y "foor, usl,y sending US 2 list
Of new subscribers Will. money enclosed.
We know wsshoulSd. survive the ~ disap
pointnneats Ja . HaHHkq .ela
We think HA:lr Foels day q capital
name for the lstfof April, dedicated as it
is to The mania Of throwing household fur
niturs outof doors. and fitting from
one house 10 anothers Cold dinners. ary-
ing. children, broken China, noa.6tting
stovspipes asd cross tired, human crea-
tpres, msks up q few 'isems' ID the great
KaIeideseops ofimosing nature; men rush
around Ike mad.r frantically ssising on
each article to be transported. while ner-
vous, tired women look wsarily on, Of bus
tie about striving in some nleasureto qusll
the noisy elements. No wonder there is
somuohn music in the words ssa home oi
onr5 r5oaw,1n avn nasIG s'H- Il il % .ssniila a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
"a DIVORCE NOTICE.

Magdalana staum, Court Of Common. Pleas
. e99,, N VS. ofWyandot County, o.
Joseph staum, Divorce,
The said Joseph Staum, whose place Of res
idence is unknown, is hereby notified that
Magdalana Staum. did onthe 2Ist day Of Feb
ruary. A. D. 1859. file her petition, in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the Court Of common pleas,
within and for the county Of Wyandot and
State Of Ohio, asking divorce from her said
husband, Joseph staum, upon the ground Of
gross neglect Of duty which petition will stand
for hearing at the next term Of said Court. "
,e., sfs MAGDALANk STAUM.
~ By G. W. BEERY, her Atty.
Feb. 25th 1859. 9-6-w. rs -, = II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

Eg- The Commercial Hotel has again
changed hands-Mr. Mcdaniel is sue.
ceeded by Mr.. Miller. from Wayne Co.,
who is said to be an old and experienced
landlord. @ 4ls.5 ,5i.a 3l5. j. .5-i.s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

w Those of onr subscribers who may
change their places Of residence this
spring willplease Inform us ofthe change,
so that wsl may know where to leave
their papers. Na @ s5q.aA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

EE Miss Maggie Owens has removed
her millinery and dress making establish
ment from the Yellow Corner to Mr.. Hi
ram Flacks building. one door South Of
his grocery. . .. .,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

Our friends, Mr.. Geo. Krakau and Dr.
Byron, have been papering, painting,
and otherwise improving their room. l.
looks as clean anil neat as a new pin.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

H Mr. A. s. Stephens has recently
purchased the Grocery Store Of Mr.. Lime.
He occupies the old stand. rs, =.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

The Store of Messrs. Juvenall and Cu'-
bertson has been removed to the room
two doors east Of the Post Office. gle7a e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
MARRIED.

On the 24tb inst, by Solomon Hare,
ESQ. Mr.PHlLLIp ENTRIES to Miss CATH.
As1sE LAxE.both Of Tymochtee township,
this, county. saE 4f. ii N 'wags 9sgs.ts
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

Still they Come. lima. Ll-
Robbins & Hunt are receiving their
stock Of Spring and Sun mer goods direct
from New York. Tho assortment was
selected by"Little Cassie, ,"who is proven.
bial for his good taste, and our people will
naturally look for something rich.in which
we predict, they will not be disappointed.