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NOBODY TO NIAME.

The inquest INTO the cause Of the accident
on the Great Western Railway, near Dundas,
Canada, has resulted in verdict exonera-
ting that Company from all blame. Regu-
lar trains passed again On Friday.
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ring the past winter lie was born in Will
brnham in June, 1871. and his next biri h-day
would have made him IS years, --SPra2t'H
RoDuibcop
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ASA $. wELLuR's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, , Tho Probate Court for
District of Chittenden. S.. the District OF Chit
tenden.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of "A
s Weller, late of Hincshurgh, in said District
deceased GaEETISG:
Whereas tic Administrator Of the Estate of
said deceased hath made application to this Court
to extend the time allowed for the payment Of the
debts Of said deceased, for one year, from the
l2tn day of March a. u. 1853.
Whorcupon, the said Court, DOH hereby asst
and appoint the ninth day If April. 4, u. 1883
at the Probate Court Rooms Tor hearing on said
| application, and doth orler and decree, that
notice be given to all persons interested in said
Estate, by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessvely in the Burlington FREQ Pre-, g ucw de-
paper printed in Burlinsto., in .d pi,'ri,t, pre-.
| vi"us to the day assigned for hearing.
| Given under my hapd, At Hurlu.' this ID
day of February A. D. lS2J.
w39w3 ". H. FELNgU Judge.
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HARK FROM THE TOMS - Senator
Toombs, in his late speech on the revenue
question, spoke Of the wastetulness OF the
national administration in these terms "lour
appropriations for navy yards have gone to
the building of houses for officers and the
making of flower pots, and all that sort OF
thing. at a cost Of 1900 ,000-and II will
be no less, as long as you will pay it, but
will 90 up toSi 900 900 if you do not stop
It, There are So 600 600 that you haze no
need for at all. You have 5000 sailors to man
YOUR navy. You have not increased them of
late years, and you have now 5000 men in
vonr navy yards to help them civilians.
You have carried their number up from 5000
to 5000. You have eight navy yards Eng
land has $50 ships, and she has two navy
yards You have eight conveniently located
all about the country, and it is Il cause OF re-
proch to good democrats for the enemy to say
me Keep people there 10 cheat hem IN elections"
and as God is my judgc, | am efro'd h''e Is
/ something m a.
Charivar represents an Italian peasant
stretched at iull length upon his belly, anc
a huge Austrian soldier sitting with all hii
weight upon him. deaf to the cries of hi
victim Underneath is written 1.-The situa
ton of Italy"
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Co.
NJ q rri ed

In Milton Wisconsin, Wednesday evening.
March 23d, by Rev. W. C. Whitford, Mr.. S.
5. Roekw'od, of Magnolia, Wis, to Miss
Flora A. Hasley, of Essex, Vt.
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THE MANUAL of the WARDROBE.
100 LARGE OCTAVE PAGES, IN PAPER,
BY MRS. PULLAN.
PRICE, IS CENTS.
1T IS A COMPLETE TREATISE upon this
d branch Of Domestic Economy, and by far the
most valuable publication upon this subject ever
issued. II compri'cs thorough dissertation upon
taste in dress explanation Of the different
stitches made in sewing, rcmarke opn tho
various kinds and qualities Of fabrics used in
the wardrobe, with complete directions for cutting
and fitting all kinds Of garments for women's and
chidrcns wear ; the preparation Of table, toilet
and he'd linens. illustrated by nearly
100 CUTS OF PATTERNS & MODES.
No llousekceper can afford to do without it.
Mrs Pullan is the highest authority cxtant
upon the subject Of the Manual, having written
more upon this subject than all others combined.
Her contributions to English publications have
rendered her name "houschold word" and have
been perpetual source of supply to the Ladies'
Department in the Magazine. of this country
For sale by +. A. Fuller, Samuel Huntington,
and at the Sewing Machine Parlor, No. College
Street Gree Press Building lower foor).
mar.lS d&wtf
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THE Rev Dr. John Richards of Hanover,
H.. died on the Goth, after twelve
|urs lines, of congestion on the brain.
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INV HOOKS.
NOTICE TO TOWN CLERKS

I HAVE fine assortment Of Town Recori Books
L and materials for making General INDEX to
Records, (as directed by the Laws of this state at
the session Of 1852 and shall b. giad to receive
orders for General Index. All book. warranted.
=. HUNTINGTON.
Burlinpton March 80. daw
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I 3 2

1872.
G r A n d SPRING OPEN IN G.
AT
G.. Il. lei Ills SONS.
May be seen en,teiy new and handsome assort-
ment Of Spring Goods.
NEW SPRING nE.LAiNEs,
NEW STRIPED BAYADEREsI
NEW PICCoLoMINf rLAfDs,
SEW WHITE BRfLLtASTs,
sew coLoRED DRrLLiASrs.
SEW cAMBRics,
NEW FRENCH PRINTS,
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
new AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GrSGHAMs,
NEW LINEN DAMAsK,
NEW TOILET QUILTS
SEW LINEN nk'Fs.,
NEW DoMEsTICs,
VIEW HOSE,
NEW HOPED SKIRTS,
&c, DC, &C.. &c. &c.
All Of which, having to be converted into cash
within the next 40 days, will be offered at aston.
ishingly low prices. March 18th.
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I,irE,FIRE & MARINEINsURAN u,

LIFE. FIRE Il MARINEINsURANCE,
FAN prepared to take Insurance in tho following
j frs,-cldss Companies, at fair rates, viz
VEoME INSURANCE CO, New York. Capital,
L 81. DOT, 900.
F,TSA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, connec.
NLticut. Capital, 100000.
ZION NECTICUT FIRE CO., Hart
Z ford Conn. Capital, 100000.
NORTH WESTERN INSURANCE CO., 0swego,
lNNew York. Capital, sl5O,ooo.
XXTESTERN MASS. INSURANCE CO.. Pitts
w field Mass. Capital, $4,000
I,HARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co,
y Hartford, Conn. Capital and Assets $500, 900.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO., Ne"
' York. Assets over 81 500 900.
Burlington, VI. March 0. ;. WIRES, Agent.
COUGHS, COLDS & CONSUMPTION
THE late REV. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Alb
bolt Professor of Theology, in Andover, Mass.
| wrote:
"Gcntlcmcn;-Froma long use of the VEGEIA
BILE PULMONARY BALsAM in my family circle AM
among theological students, regard it as S a
and eIicacious medicine"
ALSO,
REV. DR. LYMAN BEECHER, NtwYorA, dat
Of Boston, formerly President Lane Theological
Seminary Ohio;
| Gentemen;--I have used the Vegetable Pu
monayv Balsam myself with benefit in Catarrha
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BRUSHES.


(tLOIH, Hair, Teeth and Nail Brushes, A
u good assortment at
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DYER,s NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

has been in a liniment and internal remedy
in Burlington and vicinity, for the last six years
and has established Us reputation, as CURE 70
Rheumatism, Cuts, Bruises, Swellings, Headache,
and other affections which are mentioned in tho
advertisement in another column. davtf
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SEED POTATOES rGn SALE.

'ENIiE subscriber has quantity ui iHg DAVIS
SEEDING POTATOES, hitch ne will sell to
those that may want To- procu li> hind for seed,
sent by Express. If "r''"r l. Price SO cts per
bushcl. Also tho Dow rur.Tor for sale.
WAIT HUKLBCRT.
w3owi Underhill, VT
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OIL ID
BOVBON WHISkEY
PUT uP BY
WILSON. FAIRBANK 4 co.
MED CINAL ~ X p o 5.

MEDICINAL PURPOS SEES.
1T lis nearly two years since the subscribers first
Il introduced their pure Old bourbon Whiskey
into the market. twas doubtful experiment in
many respects-but as they were assured by emf
nent Physicians that it was actually one of the
best remedial agents for Lung Com plants and ma
ny other diseases, IF an una1usratsd article could
b, obtdned,) they Immediately made arrangements
a large manufacturer to supply the best article
that could be made. When their first invoice was
received it was fairly tested by analysis, and its
purity acknowledged. Since that time they have
in no instance whatever put up an inferior article
and the reputation that their Whiskey has now
acquired, is such, that it is universally recommend
ed by thousands who have used 1t. and especially
by our most eminent Physicians.
Its purity cannot be questioned, a a thorough
analysis has been male Ne will be seen by referring
to the following certificate, copy Of which accom-
panies each BOTTLE
estate As.AHERs OFFICE,
20 Somerset street. Boston May 90, 1857.
" Mcssrs Wilson, Fairhink Co;
Gentlemen--I have made
n chemical ANALYSIS Of the sample Of Bourbon
Whisky you sent me, searching them for drugs or
adult.ra tinq matters and have - inform yeu that
tho samples Of Whisky are free from any a7ufeT'
atoms and do not contain any p7i'esanS or mum
gu, matters, and hence are suitable Tor m'd'HHf
use, Respectfully, your obedient serv't,
"CHARIFs T Jackson, NJ. D.,
State A.ssyer.'
In order 10 prsrsnt deception, observe that ths far
sniis Of the Signature Of our firm the cork n
,ppy bonis-wthow this protection none" genuine.
| The above lie put up in quart and pint bottles
and is for sale by all the Druggists.
WILSON; FAIRBANK & CO..
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
Nos. a. 4 As Hanover St.. Boston.
| March 6th. ws7ms
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Three desirable pcws in the Congregational Church.
to Rent Also shed in the rear of the Church for
sale, Apply to
q. q. BENEDICT
Treas. lst Caly. Cong. soc.
Burlington March 80 1889
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vnNHE Genuine German Cologne, also, Cologne
b Of our own manufacture, made according 20
the mos, approved French recipes For sale by
J. ". RoBY co.
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DUsH's Argentine, Bachelder's Premium, and
bwaters Liquid Hair Dyes; the best articles
of the kind in use. For sale by
March Q. W. ROBf & co.
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Ash. DOOR RS. a 81
AND STAIRS.

'e'lfE subscribers have just set up a complete
i sct Of new and improved machinery for the
Manufacture of pOORN, SASH & BLINDS,
cf all Ee'c'lptsons
They are ais, prepared to cx, cute all orders for
planning OR Sitting LUMBER,
SCROLL SAVING, MOULDlNGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch 10 s inches.
They would cali particular attention to their
New PATE TRNS
OF DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS.
which, for durability and beauty, fNCEL by far
any thing of the kind offered in this market.
Also-STAIR BUILDING of all kinds,
including RAILS, NEW ELS, and hANiSTER>,
Of any style and materal desired, specimens #
which may be at Shop.
All work delivered at the Wharvos o. b,i is
free of charge.
Shop, South end Of the
PIONEER MACHINE SHors.
CHASE & SMITH
Burlington, ApriI |, 1859. WY
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SPECIAL NOTICES

From the Plattsburgh Union, june I, lS5s.1
TnE MANUFACTURE OF STOMACH BIrrERS.-Thero
is nothing more common and annoying at the pre-
sent day than ailments Of the stomach. and wheth-
NJ ,hcsr ills are caused by the quantity ~ quality
.'.1,C ! tii lrinh ~. .'r ,o'ur IT '' "ir'".
it.. ct .lu pnrp,. t. irgisy f.e ..-' s"."-
c,,led, aad hclcc the n,c,, .ity tr pii-, rmc''r-
tones, etc. Now, everybody VIII" has rwalo"cdn
dose of pills or tartar cnetic, knows that beth are
attended with very nauscous facilitating effects
Hence they are generally thrown aside, except in
extreme cases, and an nvigcrating and wholesome
tonic demanded by all whose digestive organs are
gu, Of rcrrir 4 great minv scientific mon hav"
spent much time and labor in combining the med
icina properties Of herbs and extracting tho same
by various means. Among these mono have been
more successful than Mcssrs Hostottcr & Smith,
the wei -known manufacturers Of tho celebrated
a. Stomach Eittors'' diwlm
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Market.

rs,hE subscriber has opened, under the Town
Hall, on the South side,
GEN e II 4 L u \ II X Z 7.
where the citizens Of Burlington will find, at all
timer
CHOICE MEATS. Of erery kind FISH,
POULTRY, EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE and VEGETABLES
in Great Variety,
and where the FARMERS will find
Ready Sale for their produce.
The subscriber intends to keep Market which
will be at all times supplied with articles OF sup
,,,, quality. and which will be convenient and in
viting TO everybody A B. MuhhAi'
Nov, 80, Jaw
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rurTTENDEN COUNTY Court.

MAncn TERM, 1859.
The March Term of this Court commenced its
sson Tuesday morning
Present Hos. MILO L. BENNETT, Pr.s,d,r7.
:, 5onS onK ASST Jud1oo
On the Civil Calendar, thirty five cases stand
r trial by jury, and fifty two by the Court
The case of Il. +. Scogur v. A. VI. Clark, an
ton of trcspass for the canal heat, l.. 4.
Phnson' was commenced that forenoon. II. b.
Fith, Roberts Chittenden, for plaintiM Ed
inds and II. II. Beardsly, for defendant.
Tnx SLAVE TRADE.-A soiourner in Fllri-
writes in respect to tho revival Of the
|,vc trade
1.-The scarcity and high price of negroes
|cvent new lands from being occupied, and
Fsens the profits of old plantations, and
|ercfore, the cry now is "more negroes and
'olrer prices.' The demand will pr badly
Il forth upply. There is more going ON
this business than is generally known. 1t
|rumored that two cnrgoes have been land
on the gulf coast OF Florida, and that
Drc of the same sort are coming. The bark
Fdancs, the captain ofwhich was arrested
jacksonville some time since, finally sail
from that port with American papers,
n is now well known to be filed with
|rican stock either for Cuba or this coast
her vessels are known to be engaged in the
|ne business. II the slayc-tradc is not in
|lity re-opcned at this time, the indica-
|ns are that it soon will he, and continued
! til the pr send demand is satisfied. No
re respect is paid to the United States
rs on the subject by thos .intercstcd, than
lover of good brandy pays to the Maine
uor law
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MAPLE SUGAR!
ADVANCED IRON SAP PANS for sale by
~ q. = BLODGETT & co.
VNNHr BEST SAP PAN in the world for sale by
q. 5. BLODGErT g. co.
A tALLAND SEE A SAP PAN that will not rust.
Y g. s. BLODGETT 8. co.
y. AP PANS superior to the best Russia Iron, and
sat the same cost. Il. $. BLODG EFT &. co.
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SKIRTS (! SKIRTS =!

SKIRTS SKIRTS
AIDES SKIRTS tucked and stitched in the
hIneatest manner. Children. dre.se. stitched,
and all kinds Of plain ornamental sewing done
promptly and well, Mt tha
MACHINE SEWING PA IOR,
mar2l Frec Pres Buh'iug,
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SHIRT MAKING:

NsHlR1' neatly and THOROUGHLY made to order,
Sat Low prices at the SEWING PARLOR,
mar2l No. College st.
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FARM FOR SALE.

's'HREE miles north Of Burlington, Vt, CON
tanning ill7 acres excellent land well fenced
we'll watered. aad with an abundance Of wood for
farm, coed buildings nearly now, fue young or
chard Of the choicest fruit truly desirable farm
and the price is low, $1,000
Enquire OF rH0's or JOHN Q. NoRIHhoP'
Burlington, March l, 1859.
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+ UBIN'- EXTRACTS, Jockey Club, Blessed
kIBab,. Ncw-nowu Hay, West End, pAtchouly,
Musk &c. Sc. Also Lubin's Lavender Water,
and Dabin'' & Pierre's Frangpani.
Tr sale by J. W. ROBY co.
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EMPLOYMENT.

$5OpA HoN n as ASP A xsad aSr n sery
town and county in tho United States to engage
in respectable and easy business by which the
above profits may be certainly realized. For fur
Their particulars address DR.. j. HENRY WAR
NER, Corner of Broom and Mercer Streets, New
York City. wi0wSm
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Tnx SLAVE TRADE.-A soiourner in Fllri-
writes in respect to the revival Of the
hive trade -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
WORMSl WORMS! WORMS!

A great many learned trealises have
been written, explaining the origin o.,
and classifying the worms generated in
The human system. Scarcely any topic
Of medical science has elected more acute
observation and profound research; and
yet physicians are very much divided in
opinon on the subject. 1t must be ad.
miled, however that after all, a mode Of
expelling them and purifying the body
from their presence is OF more value than
the wisest dlsquisition as TO their origin.
Such an xpe1ling agent has at last
been found. DR.. M Lanes Vermlluge
proves to be the much sought alter
specic-its efficacy being universally
acknowledged by the entire medical
faculty. As further proof, read the iol-
loving from lady-ons of our own
citizens: -
New York, October 18th. 1859.
This is TO certify that l was troubled
with worms for more than y ar. l was
advised TO use NJ Lanes Celebrated Vemi
Jtye, prepared b. Fleming Bros. OF Pitts
burgh. took one bottle, which brought
away about fifty worms; commence d
improving at once, and am now perfectly
we'll. The pubic can learn my name and
further particulars, by applying to Mrs.
| Hardie, No. 3 Manhatlen place, or to +,
l. Theall, Druggist, corner Of Ru'g-r
and Monroe streets.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.
NJ MLANE'S CELEBRATED vLRMlFUGE
man uiactured by FLEMING BROS, Of Pitts
bulgh. Pa. All other Vermiuge in compari
son are worthless, Dr. M lanes genuine Yer
mifuge. also his celebrated Liver Pills, can
now be had at all respectable drug stores
Meme genuine without the signature of
FLEMI ING BROS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
Excitement Il

EAcNeMcnt.S ~ Wv al
There has been considerable excite
meat during the last few days in town
Boxes and barrels have been arriving at
our depe. BY the car load; and, with the
recent ''insurrection' fresh in the minds
Of our people. it is not strange that they
supposed these packages contained arms
and munitions Of war sent here BY some
Southern Fillibuster for the purpose Of
getting up an Upper Sandusky "insur-
rsct'on." Weare glad to be able to say,
however, that the excitement has been al
laysd by the discoverygthat this tremen-
dous pile Of boxes and barrels contained
nothing more nor less than JOINT Ayrcs'
stock oil goods which be recently pur
chased id New York. Jus. go and see
bis goods-tbeir quality and prices will
make your eyes "bung out as big as ssu-
GERS" "F'4g' s'svt Fss4PA@ sspse@ NsA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
Thank you Sir!

Thank you Sir! 2j{9 Sass
sSOur good friend, Benz. Harman, will
rlease accept our heartfelt thanks, As well
as those OF our better hafand the little
halves, for the nice lot Of Apples, with
which be presented us few days ago.
The lot contained sixteen different varle
tics Of as delicious fruit as We ever tasted
Of thespple kind. Mr.. II. brought them
from his farm ia Seneca county, on which
he says he has as many more varieties.
May he live long to enjoy the products
Of his fine orchard.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

DissoIution of Partnership.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
1Jacob Juvepali and James CuibertsoD, Jr.,
under the name and style of Juvenall& Culbert
son, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
18Th day Of September, 1853. The books,
notes and accounts of the late firm are ia the
hands of Jacob Juvenall, who is authorized to
make settlement Of the same.
The Dry Goods business will be continued
at the old stand by Juvenall
SE J.JUVENAL i
Sept29. y. CULbERTS son, Jr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

Upper Sandnskyn Produce Market
WnEAr--Selling atSl,00. <
NFLouR--5.50 per bbl.
CoRN--35 CTS. per bushel. ,4e q
OArs--2O to 25 cts. ae
BARLEY-65 to 70 cts.
Rye Scarcely any in market. Sci
ng for from 65 10. 7Octs.Q ssg t41E
BvTrER-i2 cts for fresh roll. 81
LARD-i2 cts per ID.
Eess--8 per -dez.
FEATnERs-40 els. per ID.
DRIED APpLEs-S3,00 per bushel.
PorAroEs--25 cts per bus.
CLOVER SEED-$6,0O per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2,0O
TuRKIEs-4 cts per ID.
CHIcKENs--3 cts per ID.
DucKs--l24 cts piece.
GEEsE-25 cts
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
HWe wan. a load Of GOOD STRAW

sisGT Al the proprietors Of the Plane
ing Mill and Sash Factory in this place
have determined to keep the existence Of
their establishment q secret, we will an
nounee, for the benefit Of our readers,
that we have an institution Of that kind
in our town.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

&ESteiu 4 Henry. Of the Mstropoli
TAM and Hitchcock d Caunan, OF tn,
'Siar."' are serving up all kinds Of gam,
. now. They have partridge. qusil vii,
turkey. vsnison, mountain oysters, ant
1oihsr "shell fish,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
! Boarding House,.

Mrs. y. Lime has recently opened a
first class boarding house in tho large,
pleasant and commodious building known
as tine "MasonTproperty. nearly opposite
our office. Mrs. l.. is well calculated to
preside over an institution OF that kind i,
and we hope she will meet with the most
libsrnl announcement. W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
Blanks,

Blanks. Ltt Bcdet
We have a fine stock OF Blanks on hand
COW. Our blank deeds cant be beat,
and our summonse, and executions are
better than any ever offered in this com
munity. Our blank deeds for admins
traitors, execators and others. are very
fine.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

@ We have heretofore neglected tt
Acknowledges the receipt Of bee, pre-
sentsd 10 US BY our old friend samue
Keenan,, Of Tymochtee township. w,
dontthipk is was quite as "long as rail. ;
but are pretty well satisfied that it wa,
as "long as spisce Of slfing.'' 1t II
''some,'' = a any rate. gee sbaat
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
Jorusal m!

Jorusal m!
Mr.. Hiram Getcbel left two potatoes
at our Office a few days since that weigh
ed between seven and eight pounds
Theyare the "consarndest biggest 'taters'
We ever did see.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03
WE WILL TAKE CORN in paw

ment Of subscription to the "Poneer."-
But then. it is scarcely worth while tell>
ing our patrons what we oiH take, for
they never bring us anything until they
fiud that they cant sell it for money, to
somebody else in town. -'.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-11-03

The late proprietors-of of the American
House shave gone under" We feel 4
good deal Of interest in the gentlemen
four or Eve dollars worth at least. The
town Is well rid Of all such stock.