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Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

Bishop MCFARLAND, of the Roman
Gathollc "a Diocese Of Hartford, which includes
Hhode Island anil Connecticut, has issued a
circular letter. addressed TO the clergy, and
relating 10 the dangers which threaten the
y Mon. de requests all the Catholics to
unite in feryent prayer for the country, to
observe with strictHess the fast of this sea-
son. to give aims to the poor, and to turn to
God with their whole hearts. Other Cath
olic prelates have followed this example.
advising their 1ocks to observe the recom-
mendations Of the Presidential proclamation
for fast day.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
lMrORTANT FROM TIE SOUTH.
1uD anderson retreats to E.Su1,apter.
Forts Moa'irie aud Plnckney taken by
South Carolina TrOoDs.

Maj anderson retreats to Et.Suu.pter.
Forts Moa'trie aud Plmckney taken by
South Carolina Troops.
From the dispatches below VIC conclude
hat Major Anderson: with the small force
under his command, has abandoned Fort
Moultrie and occupied Fort Sumptcr. Both
Fort Moultrie and Castle Pinckncy were
occupied on Thursday night, by tho troops
ef South Carolina, and yesterday the Pal
metto flag supplanted the Star Spaneled
banner on the time and war worn battle
mcnts Of old Moultrie.
From the limited information at hand
we conclude that Major Anderson, acting
under instructions from the President, had
removed his command to Fort Sumpter. in
order to avoid q collision with the South
Carolinians. General Scott is reported to
have declared that in strategic point o,
view the movement is wise and cxDed,cnt
Fort Sumpter lies nearer the ocean than
any Of the other Forts and is regarded as
imprcgnable to land attack, which was not
the case with either Moultrie or Piuckuey.
But does it not make the blood boil to
think that the property Of the United States
is thus traitorously surrendered without =
blow, and that the Stars and stripes give
place to the Rattlssnake aud Cabbage Tree
banner Of slavery aad treason.-[ Ed Minn. |
s. WAsH1NGroN. Dec. q.
Gen. Scott declares that Col. Anderson's
movement at Charleston had been made
without consultation with him and whether
in accordance with instructions from the
President he could not say. He consi1-ra
that in strategical point Of view, Major
Anderson had done pcrfec:.'.y right, as he
was now in a r5sition which he could
maintain Which was not the case at Fort
Mou.trie, where his small force could have
been overcome in a short time.
1t remains to be seen whether Main,
Anderson has actee33 under orders or upon
his own Responsibility.
1t has been ascertained with certainty
that majority Of the Republican member,
Of congress are ready to guarantee the repeal
CT the personal liberty bills, if the South
is disposed to meet those concessions. The
Republicans contend that these laws car
only he repealed through a determination
to reject all compromises.
It is understood that Gov. Brown, o.
Georgia has solicited from the Secretary o
War and has obtained years leave Of ab.
scncc for Col. Hardee, late commandant al
West Point to go TO Europe to purchase
guns and munitions of war COR the State o
Georgia.
| Charleston, Dec %.
The Palmetto flag was raised early yes.
terday afternoon over the Custom House
and Post office. At five O'Clock last even.
ing the Palmetto flag was raised at Castle
Pinckney. A large military force went
over last night to take possession of Fort
Moultrie.
I.ater.-Castle Pinckney and Fort Moul.
trie were taken possession of by the South
Carolina troops last night.
Capt. Humphreys still holds possession
Of the arsenal.
Castle Pinckney and Fort Moultrie were
held by about twelve men who peaccably
surrendered. There was no collision tho
one was anticipated when the troops left
the city for the forts.
The excitement is subsiding.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
THE DEFALCATION IN THE INTE.
!'' RIOR DEPARTMENT.
IN THE NEW YORK
COURTS.
New YoRP. Dec. %.

In the United States District Court
to-day, the following case cane up:
United States of America, er. rel.
Moses Kelly, Chief Clerk of the De-
partment Of the interior, and Secreta-
ry Thompson, of that department,
against Jerome '. Simpson, the prcsi-
dent Of the overland Pony Express
Company; Thompson Bro, Clarke,
Dodge & Co., GODDARD Bailey, clerk
i'll the Interior Department; Russell,
Majors & Waddell, and Richard
Schell. Messrs. Van Buren, and
Wilcox, on the part Of the United
States, moved for injunc,ions, against
above named defendants, restraining
them, one and all in the same restric-
ton as bank of the Republic, from
parting with, loaning, selling or hy.
pothecating any bonds Of any State
which belonged to the Indian funds
lodged in the Department of the In
interior, which they or any OF them
may have now or have had i'll their
possession.
The motion was granted in all its
extent and breadth.
Mr.. Kelly, who has been here on a
special mission i'll regard to this busi-
ness, left this day for Washington.
III Jersy City, last evening, Samuel
Smith was taken into custody charged
with having attempted to pass a con-
terfcit five dollar bill on the Merchants
Bank Of Syracuse. The bill is poorly
executed and could be easily detected.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

ANOTHER Georgian who has resigned his
commission in the army. is Brevet 1t. Col.
VIM. II. L. Walker, who received his frs.
brevet for good service in the "Blcody
SIXTH" when commanded by Col. Zach.
Taylor. at Okeechobee, where he was
thrice wounded Receiving wounds and
honors in Mexico, President Pierce appoint
ed him Major when the Tenth Infantry was
formed, and he has recently been in com
mand at the arsenal near Augusta, Georgia.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

To Jane Bishop, the above named defcnd-
ant.
In the name Of the State Of Minnesota:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of The Plaintiff in above
entitled action, which said complaint is filed
in the Office Of the CLERK Of this Court, at
Red Wing, in said county of Goodhuc, and to
serve a copy of your answer to the said COM
plant upon me the subscriber ut Lake City
in said State ct Minnesota, within thirty days
from the service hereof upon you exclusive
Of the day of such service; and you are
further notified that ityou fail to answer said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to this Court for
the relief demanded in tie complaint.
PERRY D. MARTIN,
Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Dated at lake Cty, December /. 1860 2oo
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

NUTICE,
Any person hereafter cutting pines or other
evergrcens upon my premises, will be prosecu-
ted to the full extent Of the law. And ! will
pay fft. dollars to any one furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person of such tres
pass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Westcrvclt are on my land. There are plenty
Of pines on the other side of the lake for all
Christian purposes, hat are of 10 other use.
GEO. w. EULLARD.
December "a, 1885,. ls7tf
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

The Rev: j. II. Ingraham, Episcopal
minister, and author of"i'he Pillar Of Fire."
acc'dently shot himself at Holly Springs,
mississippi, on Saturday Of week before
last: he is now lying in a very prccarious
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
NADIA

ON AMI after this date nv books wi ! be
Cclosed. Twill give credit to no pc rson or
persons whatsoever. My goods will be Of
tered at prices that defy competition, and for
pay down,
CASH or PRODUCE.
Those indebted must not take offence if it
should make them costs, if their accounts are
not settled by the first Of December.
5. Il. FOOT,
Red Wing, Nov list, 1850. n22l
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. District Court
- COUNTY OF GooDmUE. ( First Jud. Dist
Henry N. Bishop, Prf.
against
Jane Bishop, SUMMONS.
defendant.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
FAMILY LIQUORS,
WIN. B. MOREHOUSE & co..
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in.

~~O~'AsAAO
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Brandies, Wines. Gins & Segars, ~.
beg leave to call the attention Of the citizens
fth Unite States to their Pure Wines and
Liquors, put up under their own supervision,
or Family and Medical use, in cases assorted
to s:,c customers. Clubs, Military aid other
public bodies, who require to purchase il4
large or small quantities, i'll casks or bottles,
will be librally dealt with. Price list sent
on application.
OLD MoRElIOUsE B1TTERs,
Recommended by the first physicians Is TIM
best remedy known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,.
Debility, and all Nervous Diseases: As a:
beverage, tits pure, wholesome and dcheiouss
to the taste. Sold by all Druggists
WV. B. MOREHOUSE q CO., Psop'rs,~
e. Exchange Place,
Jersey City, n. j.,
r. S.-The subscribers wish to engage a few
active men, as Local and Travelling Agents
for their house, to whom liberal inducements
will be offered. For particulars. address as,
above: n2743ini
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
GOVERNOR.

Charleston, Dec. lS.
An ordinance entitled IAN ordinance to
amend tho Constitution Of South Carolina
provides as follows:
That the governor has power 10 receive
ambassadors from and make treaties win
foreign nations, to appoint ministers con-
suls and all officers not otherwise proyid: ID
for. 10 convene the Senate whenever he
thinks it necessary and calling on him to
Immediately appoint four persons with the
consent of the convention Shall become his
cabinet councillors.
Mr.. Rhett spoke on the address to the
Southern States and the plan for Southern
confederacy.
A naturalization law was adopted max.
ing all inhabitants Of the State at the adop-
ton OF the constitution citizens, and provid-
ing tnat atieus from the other States OF
America may after seven months residence
become citizen by taking the oath Of
allegiance.
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02
NOTICE

.t1dfhVlHS NCC Us.
Dated at lake City, December /, 1850. 22s
Red Wing sentinel., 1861-01-02

To Jane Bishop, the above named defend
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10 tsrns ~ comptvn,ss vuuid b. tss,Ivsi
| last essSion; but the rsbs's IN arms dsa snds,
| what thsy knsw could not be granted for IN
very purposs o. having states 20 out. II
charged the friends Of the Senator mon Ken
t.ekJ eth : dsign % break up the Union
Mr.. BaackrrRmaE denied such intention.
Mr.. DooLrrLn oontiuusd---Hs contsndsd
that the Disunionists only wanted prstext q
Wy to break up the 0svsrnmsnt- The Pred
dent has dens nothing more than q private ia
divieuu nd q right I, DO In case Of actual
,re.s,n. The SENATOR from Virg,nis (HurrEK, }
last year, talked Of reconstruction. The true
method OF rec INST ruction vas that prsstissd
10 Virgins The govsruu ent yin rise higher
than ever before. The people Of the country
are sworn 20 maintain thu Goyernm.nt. AVID
they vii tustsin II at whatever cost Of blood
and treasure.
Mr.. BRowsrro Qn.) iutoudsd 10 vcts Cor
the resolution but could not permit ths r.
marks q the Senator from Kentucky TO 90 I'M
largest libsr.y, and he has taken every opJo
tunity To assan w. President but hs h,d not
heard . single word Of dsnu 7cistion against
those who ts'zsd the property and assaulted
the flag. lie desirsi 70 koo Y vhs Their he sp
proved tha acts q SOUTH G I0liua Ia AttJnp'-
ing 70 withdraw from the Ubioi. sui tas acts
Of thrss s's'es who followed hsr ia tcsssru.
He desired 10 ak tue Senator fon Ksltueky
shat the Prcsidsat shoulihlvs Coma wh,u the
dag was fired on, vhsi lyal men whsis
fred on and thstr lives asslilst. II, has
not informed u.s. nor none o. thos, sho
ssssil, ID the President has informed us Should
tho Gevsrnmopt ha nble is.li before tre0on2
nn1t, what sl'e could It doe Those are de-
ludinR themselves fatally who think that any
cuu,promiss with treason will Close this war.
Chival,ic sou hsrn treason DO ats thai the
slaves arc arrning In their behalf, but II sug-
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r,Ibut. TO ,L. "u.t, N,u,s.,

Editor Of he SuR!--An IIish cArtm'n re
quests that you will insoIt the enclosed pIseS
Of posiry (Sbch 10 IOms way la, reached his
bands about his now immortAlizsd country
ren Of the G9,h Irish Regiment, which he
finds is quite In unison with your own feelings
so beautifully expressed in your editorial OF
this morning, enclosed herein. lie has no
doubt but that II will be received by his broth
sr oartmsn In gsnsrsl as . great favor.
New YoRK, July 2iih, 1861.
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CHILD ABAsDosxD.-A little gih named
ELIZA DIxHsDnR, was approached BY wom-
an while In the Park yesterday, and asksd 10
hold an infant fer Jaw minutss.-shs com
Piled end the woman went Of. bat failed 10 to
turn-Shs child was placed In care Of The Com
nlsAlonas u CharisisA. org fre
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FINAN 0IAk,Es1


Ths go nsstr W l.psuid td.s. - -
usrs lowsE. oovsrnnasus s'oehs wrs vln.-s
ohsegs Of inpOtt.nsa M rssisswsf sixn q 10
oiosst n hshsr tssn Isss svsufns. s.A ne ss~p.~.
- seK. rhs sixs Of 1883 brsush,sa, % ssrs q
tees, g, and tve years . per eeni, srs>surf -
psf, e decline su,s s,ooss ~srs love, sSs -
c'pL dscdne being IN Ms.curi sixs-. vhich csssa
issuss were ~ lower. T-sussess. Nora OsrrfHs
std LousisSs six,s dsolinst v6Rixis n. "a
CslIfbrnia ssy.r. n. New Yak sn,s >svrns =
Il %sssr .rshssr. y. nss. no eh..r. :. q
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DENTISTRY.

THE LARG EST AND CHEAPEST DEN
a tai sstAhlishmsut IN ne B.--N b. GNIFEIN =
Bro. pentst.. sle Grand % n. 70 sid xsI faitse
~, ass5 a. e sssl ~ . ~ s s,tss ID
s.tssetins ~ rotts. Ga VishnL o. 6 ~ ~ .,i,ss
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Ah WUshNHsbs
A r M Y Elk PR E S s

sEND ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
10 SOLDIERS By aARNDENS EXPRESS,
"a BROADWAY, AS THEY HAVE THE
U. 8. GOVERNMENT PERMISSION 10
FORWARD TO TIKI ARMY AT FORT
RRsS MONRuE wASAIhGrON, AND
ALL OTHER POINTS FOR HALF RIA les.
THRIR EXPRESS Is THE OLDEST In
THE UEITED STATES.
THEIR GREAr EASTERN AND PHlLA-
DELPHIA ExPRESsES SHNf AS FOR
MERLY. y2o 24acsl07
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QALM OF WHITE InLIEs-LADusA
Ainf Fr PREsRRvItd and RRlAtTIFYTN0 Ne
KIN y stands gsxi vailed. To tho-e Who ars IN ne
ssoab trT the
BALM on WHITE LIIxInH.
THIS IaallghtfuI ana hIkaly p,rtup.A nGmmR.,
. ulsyuallsd Tor rsIneyins FniPLK A<L1XA
IAN, sUePUkN, fRECfq. ~, and Al kISs-<t7RMs
vhite, rivnlllnE Nsture In bar fAIrust AspfEh va
rsntaa % N free from ali Injurious lnsrss - 40
sIil liis " Prios only - orn1s. Dan Be- had At ~
Avn hsv YORK. leao 49,
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.,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Recsiye,

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Received
, By tie school Old oTe - the 9th WNd, at the
Office q the yiorh q tho Board Of Eilos.ion, cor
dsy oi aug. ntx a. 30 lek y m, for sohool f'ini
Iure r PnnAIy school No. 2, In bAyaTd 1t, In tAd
MA4u.
al. and specific ems Of sdh fdrnure are on de
and b. ~ tue qca Of tao Supa lntsDdelt of
school ButidinEsnNo. % Crosby g. To responsible
suIuile. 100 n1mas mus accompany the proposals,
f.r ifilhl ,fforlg CO Of tbs e0ntf act, Will DO TO
40 REQ q on the Fuco.sH al bl der.
The school Olfcrrs Iettrve the right 20 reject any
y AL Il tos said proposAh, deemed for the public
interest o 10 DO.
F1ANcIs L,RogkKR| Com n'ttse on building and
kEsSEH "a ssT a,s q az ,hs Wal HSsSa
h2D 19s IO9
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TIE IAL-FEMALES OF ALL
- s.Cs who are ,uffsrinG from Inward wax aess,
rs of sppette, general pnost alton OF the systep,
J. 11d " uld out sin ronowed health aud strength,
mould n ale = trial Of Dr.. ANDER5ONB
FEMALE LIFE GJRBIAL.
NCthfrs who have daughters OF leak and nervo.s
consiitutlon, sbou 4 get bottle Of this excellent
STRENGTHENING COMPOUND,
and let them take It, II Is the best eorTector Of the
FINALE SYSTEM
ever produoad For all thoie aiatressiBa 60 np .lnta
with which fnAlss oton IT. iub "a, esp sci ally
Al oeltAin 20 10 II, II has no erSal.
THY IT ALL WAC ARn APfLICTED,
ani lie hu ddreds who no epjoyiug good health
from IT. tmsh me. 20 ysy viii 10, IL can be tsken Z,
All iiea with perfect aud y Totally dovod q AL
6elet srIous or pod onous drugs. Phce 81 pr bettle.
% bottles for 20. Tee ssttblshed aEsheE for the
buIgh, and can DO had In ssu York, al VI Eighth
ave corner Allen and stanton e. corner Hna,to9 9
Aanne and eoth Il Ia Brooklyn, a. the corner Of
Myrtle and FrADkhn aves. yIO 2aAo'Os
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MINIATURE ALFALFA.
MARINE INTRLLIGKNo.

fonr ILwIs nsurtu, June s-rAa sAip usrs
70 tsp.ir, AVID u . was 70 q On tts iIlh IA -
hull and srav broughs 81 eco sai(s ,is.i.- -
oe,h'o 10 5000 more, the ell was ihiSpsd 5 Ls..
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SEWING MACHINES FuR SALE & TO
- rant-SilgnTS, Wheeler n Wilson's, Grover n
Mter's, and o.nsp, seoJnd hAa1 shssp fsr cash.
anefss, medic sharpsnos, Nc. Nsshl.as blusht,
lIchsnged ard -epsir,d, b. U. a. DUK9IN, B3o
SWAY, SOON D. NIB. Lot ssa i . bag IA onInos,
ihoap- " 10 aAaAst6
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n .Il ~: 3 lssS Y 2: =,
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DR. BONE, i67 WEST HOUSTON IT.,
DsqrS disea.e. Of ths Heuts Laa0 Liver. IA
sss: old ui9er5 TsH:r. AZ ~ ,sysg fYtR q SfHlp
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD WANTED, A YOUNG WOMAN
- 10 board In small, gcnteel fNm,tv. where IN
SOD home. Apply at ~ Wet Path 4.
QOARDIcG-A SMALL PRIVATE FAM
- y you'd IKE 10 1Gkn few IesIectASls men o.
Iris 10 board, &c Coed light airy rooms and 81
tent n on reasonable tarn1s, Call at IL Eleventh.
Avenue. G
HOsRDIEG-GHNT AND THEIR
~ WINS n few fiug'e goHtleueH Gao be vel 40
camptd I'D WITH b'srd II ord ioesto1 Dea- two
ssS T,utes rooms iurn'shed uEfurbished terms
moderate. Apply At Alan a.. jy24 l4leIl9
RoARD ROOMS WITH BOARD FOR
- ma RED ano siugla Jntlemen. The losation Il
verZ Asant aud healthy, and teT ulB - adit t1e
uDeE, IieO a f3w yCung /, dies can be acooulmo-
jttd, 100 Wett 94Eh 81, cor. 5th aye; bIh iS the
hCusO. YA 2fac'l2O
L'uRhl5HED ROOM w AETgD-A FUR
4 LLk.d room for a lady and ~ tlemau. vito
board fer tie lady iocAtiJa .bOVe IAh rtrs &c
ieItd teams q 3eeIAt9. Adde'S A, bVK sJs bun
Ofiec. ~
CUkHISBED ROOMS 10 LEr-ELE
l. EGnty furnl,hed parion and b'dIooms 10 lst,
20 gent Cmou a. their NiVes, OF slnkls gaatiemen
house cOntsins all m,derl iuProyementi; meas
Apply at No Isl BIeecksrs st iyS4 B'lbB
|
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN That THE
psrtneranlp her fore existing uddsr ths
iran nsne Of Z. u. ROSS co. u TITS day ais olive
~ Utul o)aaynt. pErEk u. hOS5, JAMES
NONROE. July 10, 1851. Jy2Ig'12o
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>STEAM EGGiNE FOR SALG-ONE UP.
- T,ght rcon rand, flur horse nglns. in,d %
: bElANI vii be s1la Ger 100 AiAts; = .sreN ba--
feAri A. 'y24GsHt
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LODGINGS TO LBr.

LODGINGS TO LETT.
ILEAN sinsle beds, Ia ct--l5 walker d. IA
FURNIsuED rooms, % . 81 months rover ct.
FURNIsHED bedrooms, Coz 10 Si-1i0 Lslrcn. It
FURSisusD room /, slpgts Eent-2si Bovery. 9o.t
FuRNISHsD room to al sLie geuts--l2t Forsyth u.
sURrIsH room fer gsntlemen-l1e esnL II.
FURNISHED or unfurnlshed Rooms, 90 5ddoIk. $50
LODGIhus from II 70 81 sants-ca IAapsnArd st.aRA
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smnFFnN0, Hs.

NOR LIvRRPooL-OLD BLACK STAR
t3oD % 3 kususs: DT.fs % naak 81 Irelssd.
EAAs ouI0N. 40 FuItgi ~ j;2Sa4se'isS
LNR FOR LONDON, SAILS sArUR-
% ss' 's.ss'. R.if as ;Ai e.. aAs Il,
50 q n assiS e ireland. s''v s
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EMPLoYMENr-F. Fn..I.a.

EAfLOhhkHI-fO1 hu1AKA
WAETBB.
GO ID tsI'orss on custom papts-9si MuIber y .,
O0OKa aud hcusesorAeu wanted 9o4 4th ave. "
GOOD bSom I'll cher, -2l5 Grand q, up stairs. ca
rIaI 70 e, C sursps III Blocker Of. W stain.
GOOD ssryaoh-TT Bleeetsr Of op aJrs.
II spnB On drsvcT-st n and IT CsBnor - 100
LsDItS-lsi Atlantic, Bkiyu, . Il ohamScrs st..
LADIsss17 avcek- Brown Co.. 70 Bieesker It.
LNDIHB sants--t4 Ch,m en- u. reemS. ass
ofKaATORS &c. 90 esiters,A Csritor av,ykin.a 4
SHALL AID Is b. useful -lql rs,t ssh It. 90
. oDuS 10 trNvel-kpply Chsthsna gqaara.
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REAL ESTATE.

II>ARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
unincanbeTed BROOKLYN elty p..opsr,y. 80 acres
,csiIiase hoa 3. DC. Bai dinss nearly new. Alec,
heuss atd lot, modern ipprcy .ment. I, ex,hanHe
IN % o. hanse near s.,, fulton rsry Is1p,Te
|tivenue. ly26 9s1eG
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WANTED.

4 PABTMEN ~ WANTED TO aIRE-A
rs' hoor, casy riAnt Ter al lam ". sit NSt-
Ia oI rear tAs At, oh Nard. sddf-.s, Htattug
4 egi'on ard icia, box SlT Lover Pott Onics. 81
UTENSILS WANTED
~ t.cord hsIs loaf d cad bate-sou.e utoss,Is
i'm lts. lbquiTe a. ltG Sand u, Brooklyn. B25 %
yIONEY WAHTED-$500 TO o. go -ON
red lOts 70 build ON anne loo red near terminus q
10 Atlantic, ths Frlt5n ave, and thu broad NGy
re, BrooklyP. Address A. q. Y, box 562 sul
ice. iy2Ga'i
| tILrTARY-ANY PERSON HAVING A
good R,d uIlitsIy suk Sash t. veil eh sep, viii
lease address VOLUNTEER, MiliAmsb lrgA Pcst
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H. Of 30 acre., near tbs shore, IS mile "a north
elde OF L. I, Ill u0der hagh state Of culh, won
rtn good hoos' ba n sud DOT bri.6i logs fruit w,
Ind water; al % OF seve good buildines, plenty
u fruit crops, DC pIice 5000. X. \, BUNCE, ! City
dan tlSee, cor. Chanbets Il H26 3'I29
XFIOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE AT HAIR
LEN, on 1sed street, bet .een Sd and 9TH AYES.
.ot 9t1iOc, nsw franz hoNsn sSx2S, tW9 story tic
ma sss,nstt. p los $1,000 Oes half can r-msin
j bod anu nfttgags. AIply 70 J. 3. KENYON. 80
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TO LET.

"A PARTMErT9 TO LET - PLEASANT
ia ArsItmsutr OF 70 m, he irooa ard kitchen. Ia
OF locality, noss tho towerv; ren's SO to 81 90
Alto ], 2 aId gooml. 10 d fci ant p,ris II "a,
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SKIR- WIRE-SKIRr WIRE SKIRT
- wbe-A large 9 ID "a eKt,asivs assortment 81
uipNtiOr cast eel wire, ooverod or uncovered, on
hspd aud Tor ,sis in isrFs or small quartit'es q,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
DR.. w. PAETZ'S
SST0M!ACII S DITTnDg!

D i is impossible for any human being always
d to maintain good health, unless nature at
times OF special depression is assisted in the
performance of her varied functions and Off
ces, by the timely use of proper and efficient
medical agents.
DR.. Paetz has been using in his extend ed
practice combination of therapeutic agents,
in all diseases directly or sympatheticaIly,
rising from arrangement of the Stomach or liv-
en- with such unwaiving sweep, that yielding
to the advice and wishes of his friends, he has
now concluded to bring his remedy before . n
int telligent and discriminating public.
his Bitters is compose d of the most health
ful roots, herbs and barks Known by the Med
zeal Profession, and cannot fail to give immedi
ate relief in any case of this character nav be
mentioned the following: Dyspepsia, Flatu-
lency, Derangement of the Urinary, Loss of
Appetite, Nausea, Functions, Cholera and
Cholera Morbus, Indigestion. Jaundice, PaIpi-
tatlon of the Heart, and all kinds of lillious
diseases, W ater Brash, etc.
Sold IN Upper Srndusky by T. J. Schisler
J. A Maxwell & Bro , A G. Tribolet, N. F. d
v G"etz, G. V. Stien, A. Christian. j. Yea
ther, and j. J.SchwiIk.
D@Sole pr prietors and manufacturers of the
above. PAETZ & SPONHAUER,
April 1925 Gallon Ohio