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lotteries.
NOV Ell SCA e. MEs
POLICY PLAN LOTTERY!!

By tAis scheme purchasers can select their own
Aai aeEs and pay ANY azlOGntf0ra ticket they may
assaro
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A5a4 My Ist. 1860. sol BROADE4K, t'0
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-06


C.moozatio Town Caugus,
!; The DeEnoctais Torn ca--r. tz't
=: D'~otd's HQti. CT re 3Iss q Mart.
1850, The following y~noy9 uere, ftl2L,s
teis
For Sar.rsssns-!a. p fsuE. Cb'o,
II x. SrAcss, J. u. LxIsn
FIR Toxin Cle.k-N WcaAsa.
For Turn ITfr.uyfy -!oHs NHT%I-
Far destio,t II !iss PeGegzi. l.. :
.YATEs, We Hacu, and ~ B EIgaI',E
30 fill vacancy,
For CuhstaJ Us - Fh4o SeHEyyEg
jon. MCDONALD. CHasoGT GiLHEa4
Assesr-CnAs. BREsetsa
! Superintendent Of P.,!sc kEs!ract:4,.-
! AooLFH tyGrrMar.
! soe .sea'g Of Ee:sh!s 4at s;.,sc.g.4 /.
NJ CsT DsRNEa.
! TIC. democratic Town Committee ap
ipoiuted by he Chair aol sha ensuing gear
E!s as follows, Wv. Ii. GuotGn. alru
AL AAifoHhY, jos. SuAs, u, W. DAcu
II. KIM.
The following persons seye nominate.
fo. Village officers;
! For Prcsideat~S. 4. Woop.
! .fog Treasure r. T. Ioss
! Fer Na.stqr-M Gol6a
1
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ELouE~.-.,l.tt.g Yl:& Is. fal~touo; -
We were present Yesterday at ri examine
Ion of three varieties Of Flosf, at which
U.aga were 1nee proper Judges. The
sanplos were from Gsnesee What manu-.
jaotGred d: Rochester, New YozE, 1licli-
ran ylIeat manufactured in int State, am
Wheat raised In this County, manufac-
tured at he Clipper City Mile. Tie
Judges gers ignorant as 10 the places %.
raauu;altpre, ana after L careful e@au.ns
ion tbeyJunapinotlsly decided that in The
quality and color, the -four manufactured
1t the Clipper City Mills was superior 20
;bo 9>fog two. We think that such Az
vaJors2mcut TO our home manufactures Is
, credit 10 Nhnitowoc and 10 our Mills
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A Ursy,ND's WrLCoNr-A few {,

A IICsBND'5 WELcoME-A few cye>
nin-s ago party Of spjlitualists were as
ismhled in Taunton for the purpose Of wit
Messing the usual phenomena. Directly
opposite lived lady who had recently
iost her husband, and in HE course Of the
evening the spirit Of ths deceased made
himself known through the medium
Thinking the widow would like to hold
intercourse with her lafe companion, a
depuiation was sent to her residence to
inform her Of the fact eni reque-t her at
guidance. 1t was rather late, and che had
fetrod for the nj 1t. On hearing tie
knocking at the door size arose and pat
Der head out Of the window and asked
what was wanting On being informed
that tho spirit Of her late husband was
awaiting her ncross the way, she replied
that when living he had never t,fen known
10 visit there, ard that a. re had 90. so
near she thought he might as well come 10
hi, own house anI visit her; Int ss he did
not desire TO DO go, she wou leave theirs
TO entertain him as they best could Will
that sho shut the window, sgd lstt hsr
vigitors 10 return without her.
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{ Ms ARRANGEs MS nwS TrszaAs.
N,rya s. GfAEE, who died in SQu.hmop-
,op, 3ass., last winter, Goue weeks Lofo1e
bis ..cath 0gder.d lis cotlir 10 lo made,
arerintoujel the work, told what trim.
ra;ngs lie wished 10 have PIT O. it, chose
,,eposi:oga, sn3 even Ito horses anl driver
L. aiste3 10 convoy him to lis t,aaI ras..
a. r.a.s- iss .urchased pmr Of sioga=
go lie Jr'.eg Qgd each Of the depoa;torz
= E.a. ~ the occasion, and paid sIi~fg
Lars syr lis coffin.
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iiEs. Il; re slssgt7 Efsb:a,

,ia from LIvcryoUi 77sh list, arrived
.-4i !. e /
ibe address. 10 tL. Crown arorov;as o'I
t'ie French commercial treaty, w.. agreed
=. IN the House a .o4iz. ~ 80 maio!ity /
lie british rosefnlrat.i had received Al
de'Patch from France, declaring the an
noAa'.on Of Savoy absolutely necessary. bu |
r!atiuv that re fee rgs 9th .;avoyssi.
viii DC cohsul,el before decisive measures
a. taken.
Lord John Rns5e.l sal A.a views :.
kngHhs. roul< be forth rsth errE 3sie1 in ,
despatch ant .aIr before Parliament
Lord Jo'iH Russell explained the position
n Chihs affairs. anFrea.onable inderni,,
s'li be demanded and enf5rced if necessa !
~, ana !; would b necessary = 90 r. I'e
KIN |.
0,00a poutds is said 70 have been paid
Derns7k foT the concession 70 the North
atlantic TELEGRAPH VIA GfeeiHand, &c.
S:,ne English journals are getting fierce
With Napoleon on tie Savoy question,
winch @1 he ethel by tie treaty between
EfaDcs aad~-sT3;nis, hcfyrc thq ,saFoyafds
re eon4iitel
6"!t1srlsnd hss sent e pro.es: against
he snbeIatson.
I, i rosar.o1 IL, E.ab .,,,, o..
unter orft,s FAR rI.,I,lt.,-y
a foli return o.: tho y9ti.s ii Italy ate
Overwhelming in favor Il annexation to
E,,Jini, Tie vztc u T,s.ary va. 9fe;
400 8. .rr.,.t.,n ana n ana
.,,ta Li,aIor,
A, in,urrs,.,r,r +. A., i cou.;,iore1
i,,,r;,...,
NJ. -. NJ gn III Ali,
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49, -. r,Ia.
-, ! - H. =.
H. -,
- ~" :, !, :, :. = =! '''sN,Ie 11.e
~ = = - - . : IAN ''0~ '' -
tu 80, =,
:. W. - 20 -, ',io
e e.a.-,e, :'. - ,-. ?', 80. -
s,ro,1ai - ,.,f;.rI ,,t' - -
a., e. !. - o.,j I.....t .oan !, u.
:, ~ - &c ,-.,r
J.. - yj..a.. :. .,.,..c. r. un;
:" ~ 'i'.,s' ,''.',.'''' 90. '''
,-,n-.., a.. ~.,.- ',.r.''-.1 = "a .,..
,h-,n~ it..l,t \. -, law NJ.
,..ir'. -, Ill 1890, .i.1r-', |
.!@"ar,,... - 80 TT =
,'',''I ~ Il =, -
lal haa. rlc-,.I - - a., af;,.r. IS 10
49, - -, ~, Nv u:-'.-, 49, -, ~
,,aI C e. s.a ~ I ,, .'G" ,a,as 10 ~, ~
. ;s,,In i.['e', ,, na' Do' ''''"'s' '
ra.', ~ prS,sn 49, -.
'-o.' ~ ~ l'1e 80 .e'''a1 II
:" ~ ~ ~ O".''se e 3niI1 no
"'''','.'oI 'l'"' = vas ny ,9s,i 'o'e ~ Pr.
'So' - ! eA'n' nn, u "1uld 10 'H| re 20
,ay ."at !. Seou'i not oe IolIe' II 'l,SlI
us WEI Ii'''z $50 !" 'al1s','n'ly -.sI.o
80 ,s.liao's!' "I: - Il no a':e':ol DeIo.e
''0 s.oez "If - = "Uula - -Si ,};a h1v
49, :" I1D,-O e,'5Ie', :. ,-CI ~, ~
hi,gl' "'' =, o'Tol' ''o"8'5 00''10''t'''' ''e
IoI'! ~ ,Ii. DUE
L i:, ! :, %iu'S ,s oslendet mr. bruce
al. o"'I til"' L"3'i"o "ouIa neVsf nave
endufel MS submitting 10 the ln1ignltes
wiiGh the American Minister met with
" ~ - - 4-'-' Eo'oi - SH1H'i wa" .
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~h1 TVts,E23re-ll ,S31aitl.
|t.l fcssowing &es1;p1- q tta 03no
.as1t efeccai e tlra isHesA<1as 9x,rs. We
co;F from lie HsraH:
V5 had Ire sT-r-t4;lftp. 81 llltae
-. Of fzre-!-ns .Ac 3 rsntld apcuuineat,
crac.1i 81 GIcaico:c, 10 Tie peDog7 oftha
Ia'e D.NI-s, SIXTH, ~ ths wsJgY and
c',i,.Gen of tbs deceased. Tie ropr.uent
IS Z sold co!uuh Of pars white martie,
r.sst,ng npo19. base, composed of square
blocks, the largest Of which 10 about four
feet sqnsFe BY one foot thick, Upon one
OF those blocks, IS Inscribed, in large ,e..
tcfs TIE family name, Upon one siIe Ct
H. eo.aar' i Ire following Inscriptions
DANIEL saITn
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Dreadful Accident IN fen Pt.-Twenr. LfFer
lest.
Hvae Pnk, Pa, March 90

A terrific accident occurred at Shieseh
lens shaft, Eoar ,Diles below here, this 7.
M The pumps breAo while the work.
racn were being hoist25 up. md 81 oxplo-
sion nf h.o damp following, oone IS or
- Of tleaa sefs billed and many more
seriously Injured. Ybe sngiao AMI boiler
bogss a.Fo t,own 20 s!ecss. TLres ar.
- lie .ar} rniaTs - - trfirL.
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IlllEhEsEoE. CONVENTION. The I'm
.r, T Comoasa says that tie sumtg
ao91l a probable. change Of the piace Of
ha.1.1S tie Danocratic National Coryen.
ton !: "to those who are well informed
on the subject, simply ridiculous. The
Itace was fixed. not by The committee, III.
BY the vote Of the Cincinnati convention.
The committee was empowered to FIX the
fine, but was entrusted with no authority
whatever, % "a tho place for holding the
convention, :, are authorized TO state
iAal this Is the s1w taken on tie subect
hy tie chairman o? The committee, sud no
thought IS OF has bssu ensertsine3 5fmak.
i-e a-clapss-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-04-06

In. JEwETr,-1his able champion o.
the cause OF Temperance at present in
he smg'oy r. ito Wisconsin E!ato Ton.
fara2oa LsacGo', .cetuyot iafo. laTsa au,
$50. 81 IL T~L1saac&e Q. S.1lrdg!
ceentrm. AID .. lie Methods! Church on
-suaI.y ana Monday evenings. The Dr. fall
l. cs,@. she'd il I4uitow0c She reputation
shich had preceded him as a popular and
eloquent speaker, and a most efficient al
rscata Of the refor,r in whnh lie is eoga-
-cd Ills style Is clear ard compIchou-
ne h. language c>:sto ana appropriate
aaa ia treats III. subject u 9 mastery
aLt scientific manner.
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The Vote on Judge.

The following ara the reported msDri-
ties for Judge, as far as heard from, 10 tue
several towns in this county. Judge Dix
On. majority vii! certainly reach / 800
parhqns = 00O
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

Tie following persons have been drawn
TO serve as Grand ana Petit Jurors 81 Tia
April term of The Maai.owsc County Cir
Gqit Coust:
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A MYsrEHsacs agPArh-A few day.
since handsome rev collin ~as found
floating in the river Z. pg:nt opposite
The ci'y Upon its being opened, .hs body
81 beautiful! Young lady, apparently aiIh
teen years Of age, was found carefully laid
out and clad in tie regular habiIimenis
Of The grave. ~ the body was not in the
least decomposcd, !, was supposed tia: she
had been dead tu, few days. Coroner
KELLEY held an inquest, and had the body
.,ecently inferred Who she was, and how
tie coffin came TO he floating in the river,
10 subject Of much conjecture. 1t may
be that the coffin and contents were being
transported by boa: to expecting mourn.
ing friends, and by some accident was
thrown oveyboaIl or II may be that she
vas dssigned'y placed on tLa bosom ofiht
F.,hsr Of Waters, ia compliance with bet
,wn request 30 hat as it may she nOw
s,pose, sn,;ist 81 .rgors, uncarea fer an1
nnknoSn.- 81 Is ~ EIrcs.
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perhaps 1000.

EH Tie Tribune claims Mr.. Wenns,
Chairman elect from Mishicot,. a. Req
utilan. lie IS 4 si.uuct pein7~re
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&T.4b -. tava
so E-nEEks -. tyI9

insrst-d q ttaJAtul sCuip,UtaI BIea.is
j. this passage Of scripture
.fri94 i72Ltc! aean oat 5cio!d re roJ~gl Z
10 TIE md Of III! gsas Is psgct-
batweou The l.a2 and tina capital arr
also inscribed the names, births and ages
q three Daughters, two Of whom rest bv
lis SIDE. and one il tbs cemetery at Dullae
Upon the upper part Of the column j. a
scroll, surrounded by wreath, AMI sur
nothing it IS All YIN u,on which is p
Wreath
Tie height Is u feet, ana the weight Of
lie whoh: >tnActlrG is / tons 1t is cree.
-. in the buried place belonging to the
late, G?1l AZ eIeva,eI piece OF ground
= o.4ouiina the Iiseg and the beautiful
scenery surrounding tho village. Il il 4
most fitting tribute If love ana respect, and
mall<. tie resting place OF good man,
----4s4-e
GAEfH2 fIuaa.-Sinco Our last ;s4.t
lie tei.oa.9E vessels have cleared from
.)-e Y9g- h4g In ~gata
lAta...=. N~..a &c asLo,a.r2, u.
Il a. VI ..ast fyr Jo-4oros i ICopuEs
.~ao.@-. o. 1n<4> Chicago, wood tol
& l...~:4.-. s.ho-.cf IL Iu.lo Gi5ee
=. 80 100 shingles fyr PL4Ir. Was <
-, scLosusr s.ioayf, CJicaso, 500, 900
Shingles for CvIL1zs L c.. ScI,oonc'
Juae ioalso, Chicago, 5,v90 cedar posts
p
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Tie bA=yeR ToWH.-The town y 3
s., !a9> i@aIt, gave small majority 70. It's
.4rDci'csD ticket, and Il will bg t.ne,G-
L@rstl tlat tie I1~iJhao Dubbed It tho ban.
oes town and claimed the victory to it,
self on account Of having fsw sutsori-
bars IN that locality. Ii consequence q
the ya,;t amount Of praise shovore4 upon
them by tie T,TJHze, It's let Of sujsIi.
oers was eniargoI among the Republicans
mt from he result Of the election on
Tuesday, II would appear that it, influence
among lie Republicans has .d"inaIs1
down 70 q very SINAI! item Jzcon
traH@.5 ar active end s'arlicg Democrat,
= elected Chairman by 81 majority and
fudge rlEoE has nearly swept the toHn.
SO n.uc. f.? tie influence" oE our Ike
publican organ in places vlose j! cjrcu,
lsSs extensively"
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. GREAT EiRE - EEErsHh.-k hes.v
FIRE in "enosiia on Saturday morning last,
destroyed 4 Vast amount of property.
Some tveuty--ix baiIdings we're turus 70
the ground, Az to loss j. estimated At
10000
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EE Tie .Zoi.cneft of tie E;gc'ca
hnd 4 prcss q job hroIk. 10 our oGlca has
Ps~entea US f-or7 paying pser,E a:tens<n
= - 71'-prs oltlfe JA..!aLs EEK
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I Il l. p PILOT.
d Il inflow . 9;
Election Returna-

FRIDAY MORNING. APIHL e. lasa
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A WELCOME VIs11or.-Tbe Old tnd
wcl-known paper-Argus asH1 Uag.oc7al
published o. Madison for many years
and the publication Of which Was suspend,
ed last year, has been revived, aDl Las
reached our table. It is the pretties! pa
/ or in tie State, and when VIC state tat
its old editor, f. A. CANINE, Is again in
charge, Our readers viii know that i. is
ably conducted: The h,gus d DeWoctai
has struck many heavy blow for tho De-
nocracy Of tb;s St,te, and no feel happy
70 think tat we shall have friend CAri,J.,s
assistance in the coming campaign Il2
Price Of the Daily is s. per year tl~
Weekly Sin advance.
HARD TINas N VERMoSr.-A isttar
from Montpelier says: "Trado this sea-
aon has been unusually dali hoge--mncb
more go evan than during the panic xint
'er Of 1878. The principal reason, g
far az the causes originated in tn. county
is the holding back ofpgo Lace ~ farmers,
Uto seem to thiok that prices mast rise
The consequence Is, that the great bulk q
the dairy PROJECTS Of al this section Of tbs
state, arc now on hand but thay mus
now be brought in soon, or The losses 0.
the oNnert vii! be their sufficient punish
nent for the folly which las rot ohy h
juring themselves. but many othsrs."
Bod AsD HEAVY IsoBeERf On fue,
day night Mrs. PREssLEs, Of chicago, ~,
robbed at Michigan City of 50, 800 in goli
Mrs. P. formerly Kept dry goods store /,
Chicago, and having .oll out, va on hel
t way to New York to ray up her CREDITOR
| there, and purchase new stock. Tx
money, $4,000 Of sbich was in $50 gold
piscas, SD the balance in f7e and ,ea DO!
la' gold piehos. va contained 10 z csrpel
hA& nj gas r.eaen fFom T.. c@
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lsv3,.}tis;o,t. no saase f,-ot.. H.5ix-. r.<.t.'
= tfe '..tsh t:4esi 81 1snry t.y.n'.s.s q
l}sf< iasrstES es&, # - u..7ocs.z *
irTote-tlon a7c to be relied O., in,urt;us 20
AL 4 slraIn. rs Sen.tcr lrotn 0sia :
mistaken bi. reproach T.et IT, So.,h j.
sI-syc c'eruorin9 fos gegfs!a.f.a = s1irss
We hare not sought your aia ~ tqzr
constantly resisted the demand oF the
north agsi!ss v. WHO i,-aarY..s TIgu2u-
pruvi~s!
fhe ota4nors 81 Grrsr-as.:t.is.! inter
.en'lcn % ehsPe AMI control the iustito.
lions q the pew Territories Mo Dc
u.slds the restoration Of The Missouri rc
stgietion! Not lhs South; not democrats;
bu: abo'tloais.a- We ash you TO deliver
rp our f&gitives fem labor ~l:c6 they ee-
cape t.6sn seryfc-.. Xou .sTus-a or defeat
It. W. ak that al! dIepeosIe Of a}l2t-g:es
sl.sh freely enter all tie cofum4n Terrific
sirs with their property, epioy it IA pcc1e
aud Qqics ul41cG the protection Of q com
mon Government, until he. allatl be aul,
efaIly matUre1 into States, and admitted
into tire Union; and then se ag.eo hist,
rs sovereign States, thsy MAJ make their
domestic policy st-;L as th* please IF
hey don't wan. African slavery, let then.
say 50. ana abolish it. You pretend vou
vii not interfere With orr institutions in
Tie 3l4tes We do not believe you. It
, g true, tie Constitution f0fb;ds it Gul
Euu hare shown SO utter y disP.gyrd RI
hat iqstruWenA In geterenec to fugitive
slaves, that ~o canuot trust your toyalfY.
Why shall we believe that ycu would lie
a.Vro Gai.hfll TO the Constitution n de
cNer,ise Of Federai than Of State pvwcr .
TAs daily coainot Of the Bi2eE HepuD,i
c.ns, IN Tic no2 sla;eLolain- &sataa 4 .
s.2a4in- l1tGta.ion Of vouf da,.el. ..o;.s.--
: i'Qr What object TO you wish T. drive ~
, ron the Territories, except that there Shall
, Z. o. 1Iote slave Gtatosi We have never
',ssc4 :or ian 10 establish slavery IA ang
: Territory IN tne United States, i.-a I7.
.i-osiaa north sest aud soutn 81 0Dia @cTa
= c2.>.oas by oiisiu.l otAtss i tie tm."D.
AM wes" eul. .ct 10 The contracts u -as
!. e,oh. .Ac1tt potion Of Mississippi, p
. n.',.: Cua..Fee@ o4iy r9ts@ei : IE-A,o.t
- q, - !lg~,
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= \ farmc- Of CoIuaa county. Gel,
Ia, Il stock fam d 1900 ncrcs; 1900
aces gfub..l &c fenced and divided in.
u IS led. AMI he Is nos fencing como
5000 z3gs5 l3re. lis stock consists 4
100 Aa.t 1i cattle, including 20 hall
Dvg5au ami j I'll bred, 0fIar.as Ja
rvns 100.
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DANIEL ssfITu.
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Below we give TIE result. e IL. esec-
zion IL the several towns II Ianitowor
couh.~, as far 2: heatt' from
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot county, SIS:

Pursuant to the command of an order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas, in and for
the county of Wyandot, TO me directed, shall
expose to public sale, al the door Of the Cout
House, in Upper Sandnsky, on the lst day Of
September a. d. luGD. between the hours Of ~
o'clock H. IN. and o'clock p. M. of said day
the following described property to wit:
In lot no. 1870 appraised at $3334 90; In lot
no. 335 appraised at S4GG,OO both situate in
the town of Upper Sandnsky, Ohio; also IN
lot no. A 4apprnised at t$l25 90; In no. zap
praised at $l00, both situate in Matdux's ad-
diton to The town Of Upper Sandusky. Ohio
also the last frat; ion nolth west quarter section
eight town two, range thirteen cast, contain
ing So tiS 100 acres appraised at $40 per acre
also the west half, north cas- quarter. section
eight, town two range thirteen east, containing
eighty acres apprai ed at SIS per acre; ala'
The south half north east quarter, sec'iol
twelve t,wn three south range twelve east
containing eighty acres, appraised at $40 pei
acres. -.
70 be Id as the property of Peter A. Gv or
at he suit of james X. Glenn administrator o
A. Glenn, Deceased
Terms Of sale cash
JAMES CULDERTSON. ir.,
JULY 26, 1869. Piss Sherlti
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
The Eye and Ear.

DR., UxpERwoop, Of Chicago H., the emil
nent and skillGul operator on the Eye and Ear
whose reputation is SO extensively known
throughout the United States will arrive in
Upper snndusky on Wednesday morning
August l5th 1866 and may be consulted at the
Warpole House that day only. DR.. U. being
a regularly educated Physician and Surgeon
of the old school, and having the experience
of twenty five years in practice, will perform
any operation on the eye and ear, nccess Try
To restore sight to the blind, or hearing to the
deaf, or by other scientific means TO remove
any disease of those useful organs within the
reach Of science and human skill.
DFNo charge for examination or consuta
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
legal Notice.

YNNO James Bell, Francis NJ. Bell, viii.
liam E. Bell, George Vincent Bell, and
Mary l.. Smith formerly Mary L. Bell who re.
side without the State of Ohio. You are
hereby notified that John W. Sensney admin
strator of the estate Of Sarah L. Bell decd,
IN lie 22l lday of June D 1860, filed his Pc
titon in the Probate Court within and for the
C unity Of Wyandot and State of Ohio, alleg-
ing that the personal estate of said decedent
is insufficient to pay his debts anl the charges
Of administering his estate;that he died seized
in fee simple of the following described real es-
tate situate in said county, to wit: Out Lot No
(3D Thirty one and the west half of out lot
| No thirty two 1922 in the town of Upper Sam
dusky and county of Wyandot and State OF
OHIO; and that James s, Bell, Francis NJ, Bell,
viii Il. Bell, Gorge Vincent Bell. and Mary
L Smith formerly Mary L. Bell, John W. Sens
ncy and Ann R. R.Sonsney his wife, Cyrus Pool
ana Ruth Pool his wife, as heirs at Law, hold
the next estate of inheritance therein.
| The prayer of said Petition is for the sale of
said premises for the payment Of the debts and
charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 4th
day of August A D 1860; OF as soon thereafter
as counsel can be heard.
JOHN W. SENSNET, Admir-.
Jul s. Of Sarah Il. Bell decd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-07-26
The Grnftcnbcrg
IA NILY DDICINES,

A RE prepared under the immediate super
Avison of skillful physicians and they
may be relied upon in all cases. They con-
sist Of
Marshall's Uterine Catholicon. Pr. 81, So
! A certain remedy for Whites, Falling o
the Womb, dcranged, irregr lar, painful Men.
situation, and diseases of Pregnancy, and In
hamation of the Womb, and all Uterine diff
cullies, palpitation of the Heart, Ner ousress
lrr gular Appetite, Disorlered Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion, and all sympathetic dls-
turbanccs connected with derangmcnt of the
wclnb aud its appcndages Marsha's Utter.
ne Caiholicon will also cure Gravel, diseases
of the Kidneys and Urinary difficulties in
males.
Sarsaparilla Compound Sl,00 per Bottle.
| Will cure all diseases of the blood, humors.
complaints in the bones and general system,
arising from mercury or syphilis; all chronic
general diseases, all complaints in the spring
and autumn, arising from changes in the
weather.
Gradenberg Pile Remedy 81 90 per bott.
Certain in all cases of Piles aud Fistula.
Dysentery Syrup, so cts. per Bottle.
An unfailing remedy for dyscntcry and D
arrhea Cholerr Morbus aud Asatic Cholera,
and all complaints of the Bowels.
Chldren's Panecea, SO cts per bottle.
Invaluable in all diseases of children, such
as Jaundice, Gripping ANA Flatulency, Dia-
rhea, Thrush, Rickets, convulsions, Group,
Measles, Tecthing, Ringwerm, Scald Head
want Of action in the Bowels, and orms.
Fever & Ague Remedy, SO cts. per Box
Certain in al! cases of Fever and Ague.
Vegetable Pills, 95 cts. per Box.
Sovereign in the following diseases bilious
complaints, Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia
Erysipelas low, nervous and simple Fevers,
G:ipes, Heartburn, Headache, Indigestion,
Mysteries, Liver Complaint, Nervous disor
ders, Neuralg a, Rheumatism and all diseases
arising from a want of action in the digestive
organs.
Eye Lotion, 25 cts. per box.
For violent inflammation, ordinary infam
nation, dimness and falling of the sight,
weakness IN the eyes, involuntary weeping.
foreign substances in the eyes, &c. DC, it is
speedy and positive cure.
Green Mountain Ointment 95c per Box.
Among the diseases TO which this wonder
ful Ointment is adapted, are the following
Glandular swellings, ague in ihe Face,
sweled Breasts and sore nipples of Nursing
Women, Aronchitis, Felons and Ringworms,
Scald Head, and it is an invaluable dressing
for Burns, Scalds, Drawn Blistters, and Shin
giles.
Health Bitters, 95 cents per package.
The best tonic known.
u The Greifenbcrg Manual of Health; 20
cents per copy.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Agent for Ohio.
J. A. Maxwell Bro. Upper Sandusky
D. Huffman d Co., McCutchenville; J. NJ
Stull, Oceola; @. M. d. Zuck, Carey.
July 26, 1860.