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M URPHY's saoTEI..
Nos. % AND IN ST. gHARI.Rs sqaEEg.
IEstaStfahed 1873.

FAH UEFEARFB EHtsEkEE4. ~ l3l53a94
Nos. % AND 1sO ST. gHARIlRs sqREET,
IEssasliated 1851
This conedors having sesf seao-
yssss MaEine of the Is vel al
PtssA tt2gATIOs IN tls the taassE 5 his
numerous friends big thans fog
that nothing that money hug shall Ee a1isE
conITibEe to their comfort Tins AR and Az
Lac rs connected wish tbs
| sell II RICHARD MJgPHY ffsFns,r4ssa,
II sTfsAWEsRTgGE Ell aE4H., DE5s7GHTFTTdsr
sTsit1gted in the Finey MI m
t main during the sf sanaslaa
and atlier and oers nd
thoss seeking the tee fetal Influences
ern climate end good caybsate and suphuT h Ia
retirement OF country h0fae 81
The Subscriber fatters hsslf patrnas
Ted with the attention tbaE viii nd ~
joyren @ ~
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~ AAh srKNA On AsSsf u
2 si5 popular Family Blsdietni
Druggfsts and Dsglsfs gs Ff1Urlol,
General Depot Special Agency, /
Rsw Orlesny, La.
YBRHEFUGRg. ia
Tfnegg Canadian, A la
Gpatn's, M
Perry's Dead sH1s,
Jsyns's TOMS, 4
Keri's, ia
! A.FaEne6toeE's. II
EsTseaT1'z
BALKAN AND COUGH BEN II;
EUIES. III
WistaE's BGIssIn Of Wld Chsz- III
Hasiing's Hspfhs, iTs
jherLaan's DaisaIn, Jc
5nchsH's Hungarian, III
Havis'8 Wild Cherry and Tar, Al
Shenck's Pulmonic syruF, t,5h
New England Cough Syrup,
BartholoEnew's Expsetorant.
Hsips BsiSarn, W
svayr1's Syrup Of Whd Cherry. | hi
Ayer's Cherry PectorsI, sti
Fa5ibT's Balss7n Liyerwors, Stl
5syHe'3 RzpectoTsnt, lMs
WfbsT's BIscsnpains, i'll
Rogar;a LirsrE1rt and Tar, lMt
Mn. Gardiner's fdverwo.E, Pc
StadlS7's Cherry ExpectoTaat,
LcBd5n's Indian do gf
Or. EGsc's do
aeIlsaa's Strengthening Csr- ia
sAEsArsAanLAs. hi
Or. John RGlf's, i1 ~ isp
g. /. Tawneend;s, 90
ofd Jseob Townssad,s, " v
Darpenter's Ill
Wyncnop's, a s Oh
bhaEef's, lGi
J0.-,r Grsffanbsrgts,
Brtstel's. LIE
Guysot's Tsllor Dock. sei
PLA9rER9. RI
Wells Strengthening, Be
Jew David or Hebrew, LIS
Bsdeau's, Ito
Kuspo's Indian, al
Alccck's Porous, Lei
Grififtl1's Adhesive,
49,. HolIssray7s Arniee. CT
LINIHENTs. III
RcLean's Volcanic Oil Linz lGi
gnent. b
DR.. SWEEPS. Oh
9exicarI MUSTANG, u
Fsrrell's Arabian, ID.
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, II
. HsYer's, in
WadswoEth's Rheumatic, Fe
Tnbias's Venitiao, lGa
Howe's asTve and Bane, iGs
Eellirger's, Ill
Gardeners, 81
Bsrtine'B Hosse, Il
Asrchant'g Ga-giing, IT,,
Cherokee. hi
Jayns'e. IT
A9UE REMEDTES, etc. "
Osgood's Indian Chogogua, Ri
Stephens Compound. In
Ruwand's Tonic Mixture, In
Smiths Tonic Syrup, II
Wynkoop's Tonic, III
Speeds f'ebrifuge, m
Vegetable Febrifuge. iPI
lLOZFNgES. Tl
5hsfrsan's Cough and Worm, D
Bryan's Pu!rnnhic Waters, "
Locock's Pulmonic WaRgrs. iT,
HAIR PREPARATIONS. Il
Barry's Tricopheroua, M
Lyons Kathsiron,
Bpsuett'R GacoaIne, In,
Boyle's Hyperion Flu, IB
Phafon's Hair luvigorasort n
Jayne's Hair TOME,
Van Deusen's Wahpene, u
l,ondon's Oriental Hair Tonic, M
Hasel's Fan LuStrale, Gl
Ol6ridge's Balm Of Columbia, ID
Railways Circassian Balm. tU
| PANACEAs. 81
SWANS Houek's, Ug.M. la
Cullen'6 Indian Vegetable, IT
| Isonglsy's Great Western. lG
| OINTMENT AND SALVEa. lib
| Deliy's Magical Pain Extractor u
Professor Ho!loway's Ointment is
McAIlister's All-Healing, liz
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor's L
| Pile, u
trays Harr1son's Specific, IL
rrask's Magnetic, Judkin's, Nv
London's All-Healing, Russia. +
| BITTERS. is
aoffnt's Phnnfx. Blaka's Arc +
matte,
| Old Sachem. 0. "O. tC
DR.. J. Bovee Dods'. tC
aibbard's Wild Cherry, IL
| Richardson's Sherry Wins, IF
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia 7
VAEDERVEER'S SCH
| ~ Druggists and Merchants,
sracle6 contained in the above eat
vantage by calling or sending the
be found the most extensive assert
MEDICINES in the United Sta
Please address. j. WE
GENUINE Mr.
| MA # Nos. q and l51 r
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DENTISTRY


56iNIEIEAAi4t Ts Hsss A8--Ths bsgs
cheapest end repIse Dental EsfahEtaf-
NYTT%S5sS mont In Kew Orleans.
Canal street
His facilities for npnatng Artificial
q any Practical ns IN tn Southern cercs-
Person requiring superior Den istr should proe ID sz
they rely upon the experience skill ery which,
Dental Science produce. e8Sg--s
Every Artificial Teeth ia Of SURPRISING bearsy which cannot
be detected from ihs very productions
storing thai uniformity to the features yout and
beauty and warranted satisfactory @ rtIcaa-
ton.
PAINLESS TOOTH EXTRACTOR, for readiIy err
tracing Teeth without pain snperseding etos ~
tanned by the professio astonishing Ill winners
All Operations in Dentistry performed care and sJi nud
for ,eheapRess and utility ere oas Usski
crate charges At the following prices wtsn DE-
campaigning each ssf desired. and R represented
after two months trial their money will returned
Full Sterling Silver base. ses M
Full sets finest finish PnF1a, bound. vi III
suIi sets yuisanized Rlbbe equal gold. IL % g
Fnll sets on rs carat gold base, Ia N I'M
Full % gold base. III 81 f5S M
The most perfect gems thar be rTolaceds -
Those requiring Artificial Teeth eaay
and examine before engaging elsewhere,
DR. FIELDING. Dental Eufgeor, IA
no ~ ia f'1Iisi
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T AIDES WINE ......LADrEs' WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For It's wonderful and beneficial qualities GENTLf
STIMULANT. TONIC, DTURETIC and sUnoRIFIe, which
s testified by Physicians and thousands of Ladiesand Gen
men in MI parts Of Europe and America.
AS "a Gentle StimtsIa nat and Tnwfc,
1t strengthens the Digestive Organs improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
As Dfuretfe,
,mparts a healty action the GLANDS. Kidneys sno
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial IN nROPSY, GOUT
ERUPTITB and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS 81 SudoraiIc.
upon the Skim opening ezpelInR all
pues tnsensbs perpiraon, thereby Eruption
cleansing she surface, giving the
syetem and BLOOMING SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chtppeyva Tribe OF Indians
Have ouu the Blossom and Fruit of the Elder
their valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The dried and by amilesor
of sickness.
speer's Wine of Elder
Is from the juice OF cultivated Elder recommended
PHYSICIANS and Oh ENSTS possessing remarkable
dicinai properties SUPERIOR any other Wines
and excellent article for all WEAK ind DE tfLFhF
ED PERSONS and the AGED AVID INPIRht, renewing
DISTRACTIONS. improving tho APPETITE and oeneattsna
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A Lsadtes' Wine.
Because win tntoyicate containe
pirits other liquors. and admired its rich peculiar n~o
properties; healthy tbs
ST0M AGH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS
s5yA tul BIZ with meals or AZ
any tiRae through tho day, as desired.
only your Indulgence make ons trial of this
Wine.
Cor New Orleans by e. J. HART l. CO., JOHN
WRIGHT Il co, JAMES SYME Cana, s.res,, and by all
prucina' Druggists throughout the United STATES.
Trade supplied propretor's prices.
ALFRED SPEER, Proprietor,
mv2s 'vEW 'os Rrnsdwsv N"u Vork
VNonIEs, SON g. NIELVAIN,
No. 6 MAIDEN LANE,
NEW yoRz,
importers and Wholesale Dealers iii
GUNS, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY AND SOAPS.
ST. Sole Agents Wesley RichArds' GUNS,
Eley's Caps waddng and Cartridges Heior's Rzrs,
o. o. s T1NF4 aAsor g. g. " " S sREss
NORTH, SHERMAN ~ CO.,
a. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERs
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS. CUTLERY
JEWELRY, STATIONERY, MUSICAL. THSTRU-
MEETs COMBS, BRUSHES. PER
FUMERY, BUTTONS,
THREADS.
No. 9S Chambers seresRs
p,v91 Iv&w Pgw YORK
| STRANGER e.. IL CO.. FASHION BIZ CI0TH.
. ing, Furnishing Goods Trunks Carpet Bags No 80
| Camp
'EHODp, SAMUEL NJ, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer White Lead and Zinc Paints Oils Window Glass
Gold leaf Artists Fine Golor T"os % Mag
| s5.hs y, ,r@t--ueVt nHtT'Nf.. - 20
| E.,ARKE. sTAURFEER ~ co., HAkilW Il 3,
IRON sc.. No. "a Ganal Btrsa Agents for Pages ssN
Hills. a9 lily
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STATE OF LeUTsI&Hl,
Parish of Orleans. city of New 0rlesn,

STATE OF LOUISIANA, Z
Parish OF Orleans, city of New Orlesns,s
Be II remembered that this 18th day of December 1880
subscriber Peace in and for tn.
city aforesaid personally appeared Osr Gelard PrasideDl
and A Schneider Secretary Of the Citizens
Company of New Orleans who being daily according
law do depose say, that the just
true, and transcript from the books said Company
0. GAILLARD. President.
A. sCHRETBER Secretary,
ard subscribed before me- day December 15
1885, ARTHUR SAUGIER,
Third Justice of the Peace for the Parish Orleans
The Board Of rustees have resolved per
the outstanding Certificates of year.
lss 1858 and 1859 and after MONDAY Eco
ruary nezt
Geo. WIyWest' 3 &c Hunt,
Douglas West, Martin Gordon. Jz., -
4; Siitsab;srgsr. o tssh oiiTssF,
omsr Gala.d
Company against pers the seas
rivers and damage
premiums.
Ea- Office. No. Carondelet street. ait
MEALS AHzBROsIA WHISKY.
a PURE ARTICLE,
Eor Family @nd Medicinal Purposes.
B 10 be had Of all this principal Druggists
throughout the United States
L. A.. NEAL,
Sole Agent
No. LOT Walnut street,
| Iss 1ykw PHILADELPHIA
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A. EtAURl, ,sENEK AL 90 MgIssluN AMI FOR
j WtRDINI MERCHANT, SoS- n Ffton and 50 Front
street.. ~, :. q, : -
Prosp orwaringf tiFhts and to the pur
chase q al kinds q Pr due ia2s5is
n rFS TlfII,f.aRs REWARD LOST, a SMALL
sreie sone m AMfsND PIN. Che shove reward will be
Feid 10 any ona leaving tue at this Office. sl6 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-05-23
SOUTHERN AMERICAN
AROMATIC BITTER CORDIAL,
And
Tonic Aromatic Bitterss

A CORDIAL FOR LADIES, AGED PERSONS, ETC., etc.
OF Rt'ers. mixed
any agreeable fluid while The be aken pure
both he mingled together forming hitter OF
less trnsy please aste This and deli
Induced the FIRST Judges
them the hest Of the creation
They putt nlay edicaci"n- m rrrtorne health and
establishing i'm paired 'ge trutuf of Diseases
such pyspp>s, Nerv and Liver Afectrns General
Weakness nj nf whi h render ei >el II burden.
In any kind of Fever. niowe' ny IAced
consequent weakness. remedy ia he hdao,ed 10
strenu h and hasten the np ta nf health
B-The American Riti"rs uIy hsewhe b. taken
they do tain Spirits. the apparently tnug favor
from t dominance Bit
principle, hoth vt which, however, hGhy ngreeihe
Said RtterR has hpen inr"dCe al he prip
cpa Ho-elR, Tubs, 'nHeehnuses. etc
Prepared and sold by
A. A. PFYGHAUn. AporhecHry
90 Royal street, N Orleans
H-The ahove Biers found alo in the incpa Grocer
les Gnnfectopres. Cofert Hotels ,luhs m2D tiy
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EpEOPLAES' ......PFGOPLESs LINE.
T
completed the BLUE OFFICE Levee,
Cont where LERK will always BIZ found In attend
receive Freight and ign Bills Ladng the Packets
GOLD EN- AGE and r. W! POW Eth
This facility affords friends the opportunity OF snppnt
Fort all intermediate points without
curing the Ey ENSE Of sta age extra srayags,
" ADAMS h co,
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G B. SMITH g. Co.'s. B. SMITH & co.,
Dealers in
ICE! ICEl ZOE!
PRINCIPAL HOUSES,
SO and 81 New Levee and I59 Old Levee.
.A Also New Depots the Sorapsru Market. Fourth Dis
Ice House the New Orleans Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad Depot. opposite the Express Office.
scF~t?hef Office. 80 New Tsevee street. N. o. M sm
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Of SIX PER CENT in cash all outstanding
certificates of Pr s legal rere
ssntHvss sfte- the SECOND MONDAY doth day, of
June neZ And after reserv1ng Of yotlsr
o. prohtt to redeem FORTY per cent? Issue
Of 1853, payable follows, viz
Twenty cent the second Monday doth day. of June
next;
Twenty cent the Monday 18th day. Septen
Der next
hey have also DECLARED SCRIP DIVIDEND Of THIRTY
PES GENT On the Net Earned Pren,uEnr of Company
for past ten his ending April 1861 for which
carscstf " be issued after the Monday Qh
,sy) Of August next.
The Company continues against pers of the Sea-
River and loss damage by Fire. ,ates of pre-
MUM.
THOMAS ]. ADAMS, President
GEORGE JONAS, Vice President.
G. W. STRAIT, Secretary.
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LOSS Us EMal.4A1r-4sr. asS REsTt5
NJ st OhaElss rontiHuss erpSly tho
III Loss OF TEETH without wires or spts1Fza.
sl1-4-if upon bis of Eaf n5tesan. Thta
method ms procured din universal recahl-
s1ded az ssinga hs Iaoat Of
fIGlAI TEETH hitherto invented and In all Fssa4in
perfect articulation and uasticanns perfect xsrra
IN to defy desaeon uNssrFa
Vests nslhpd u filling taa with gold eausGnes
improvements fhohe Interested will Is ha
stirey and scTnpunpET DR. ia tfzser
hanks % the O Nov orsaIs aud sieits
eStstSe tnef hase fsTorsd hE i 1ssn
from lafeJetfs sunars ssB tE
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STATE LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
Be Remembered that the 1lth OF May, me-
the underggned Justice of the Peace for the city
aforesaid, personally appeared THOMAS A ADAMS Pres
deLt and G. VI SPRATT Secretary, Crescent Mutual
Insurance Company Of New OreaEs who being duly sworn
according law do depose that the foregoing
Just and true and books of
the Company.
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President,
G. W. SPRATT Secretary.
suhaoribed and to in New Orleans day
May, 1861, before me.
D. F. MITCHELL, I'd j. 2.
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a lew asEtkxssaNA sskxn Il All faHEAEs
81 LhUE WtiEtKS.fhe undersigned beg aag to s,inyfJ
pnhie and b1ilders generally TINT Ghsg
York, theE foundry Of Magnolia Batc reas
dse in Davidson Row Gaondelst sfestseh VeIandahn
Railing, Shutters Safe and Bank Doss saiehs aza Cr,ul
Stairs, Iron Bridges, Re1fs, 37771
They keep constantly Esd Cast wrcngat Ci-
Grnns Snd sash Weights and iii orders d.
sgery description Of astinr columns STORE Fronts
With daseatah. .i#5y 7TZ7ze
BENNETT LURRRs Uavidsalss Row.
ja2sH f,rn-zatas
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Year T'e hny Eco Is perfectly cured Of the
he T. one the finest king Deer and do
much work Al my W T. MILLS, N. u.
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II FILLER, j. n, SOAP MANUFACTURER corner
~ of st, Andrew apd Howard srse;s, New orleaaa-
Orders lst at Post Meow, Bpx MOI l1, will b prenyts
allied. nylQ II
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Letter IRON Tho, ! Ha Of tho emneEt Ply
scians in the State Mis- iS>ppi.
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DRUGS AND HE 1TgTNEa

a " sAAtSkaA o. Gs51s CATALOGUE or Il ItfS
z sy9 Popls$r Family Medicines which they srus
DT1ggls2 snd Dsalefs es Froprietofe r
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The Company contnueo against peris
rivers and loss and damage by the
premiums.
Ha- Office No. 3Carondeletstree dl7n
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puI LILO

49, EEE9sEHxLXH REEfs GAEsG5EEa 80
tfieEfN All f4A he ft,e oR
- f5ant and pleasure bar been atsea l Y ~ va -
end Is day. evening ndaS accoaf3.
aaron Or visitors The Fdnrh Dice Ferry fsg ths foot 6f
Tickets on Sundays, liz tef.ts
= - HENRY SGTITfffHA & z. Es5DTefor.
(
% JEFBERss5H LAKE, EFa5TE;E .-sssEsfy w
s; LEASED This hully ssl9sed
49, Eaonse ior term Of years. wetaee thF+
70 ne n9t5e teEt = has Io1pusy tess7stod,
Aprl to patrons pasf fsyorB W aFsns HI
theta o give D cali. @ & R5ssssS
s2 6s Af,I P12TsRss6 "a. 81
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TBHOi9Q, SAMUEL NJ. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Dealer IA White Lead and Zinc Paints Qs, Window Glass
Gold Leaf Artists Fine nlo fnnls % Mag
s8tEs -, Net-- number 81 30
Gs..ARkx, sTAUREER " CO., HAKDw :. n q
- IRON, sc, No. 81 Oans Btrset Agents for Pages Saw
Hills. a9 ly
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d EaAlAIJlR X sSstsEFESalS,
IN No. lSS TGEapuPfFnULAs sgRERT--
~ -Aanssaetnssrs of-

IN all tts sSFisIe Has siss hand CT
Coosir Parior sSa Barsn ssvea and pEensred TO M
nTs in the a5ese line IN the City or tlollis5s
Particular aasou pi MI Of building worzs
visa Copper Iron Tin and Zne Valley Htssrs and
Roofing noWf4 Pipes, faacy and Plain Ha4da st1
Have the exclusive Ysht for ths State Of eussiaaA 50 tsks
ad send IT. recently invensipa Jshes fro
the use Of which the caf Of buildings washed fcn WI a
prior 10 The eisteFhs self
acting III removes necessity hsnt isrip it4
s,+''-.3 Ss@o+5- .as s~Ss,@aaf f5ss Nsserr d1sIy
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VARIETIES STABLE

WA 9S Dryades street, foot of Union
fTsr- Bugces hire Also FANNY Carriages. Horses
kept livery and Stantly On had fine Of
HARNESS and S4udl- HorseS Tor ale.
my 6n j FaV.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30

thai.the price of liberty is s.eternal vigilence
and that traitors at home, are more to e
feared thpn open rebels abroad. If in the
present contest with rebellion we are de-
ieated, and the cherished principles OF
American liberty are dethroncd. The
fault will lie at the door Of those men
who are agitating party politics, and re-
fuse to unite in the grand Union demon
stration, now sweeping over the north.
Citizens of Wyandot County, are you
prepa red to barter away your birth light
for mere party triumph? Are you pre-
pared to yield your Citizenship in the
United States of America, tor oppression
in Southern Confederacy? Are you rea-
dy to see that peerless flag. under whic
your fathers marched to victory, dishon
ored? ii SO, just let the present corrupt
leaders of the old democratic party hood
wink you, and you will awake to a full
realization Of your desires.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
OF D, Iawarc.

We commend to the attention of our demo
cratic friends Mho are stirring up party feeling
the following extract from the last great
sp,e h Ex-senator Douglas.
"Mho,ver is not prepared to sacrifice party
organizations and platforms on the altar OF his
country does not deserve the support and eouii-
,cnancc of honest pc, Pile. How are We 10 over.
come partizan antipa,hes in the minds OF men
Of ul parties as to pr, s1nta united hont III
support Of our couutryf We must cease discus
ing parry issues, make no al usions to old party
tests, have nc ctimin nations and recrimmations
indulge in no tannts one against the other, as to
who hus been the cause o; these troubles
"When We shall have rescued the Government
ard country from It's peris, and seen its flag
floating in triumph over every inch of American
soil lit will then be time enough to quire rs
TO who and what has Brought these tronbles up
onus. When we shall have country and
Government for our children to live in peace and
happiness. ii viii be time for each OF us to re
-turn to our patty banners according to our own
convictions of right and duty, Let him be
ma kcd as no true patriot who vii! not abandon
all such issues IN times Ike this.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
sHERIFFs SALE.
State Of Ohio. Wyandot county, |.

State of Ohio. Wyandot county, as.
Pursuant to the con,man d of an alias order of
sale from the Court of Com. Pleas, in and for the
county of Wyandot, to me directed, / shall ex
pose to public sale at the dopr of the Court
neuse. in Upper Sandusky, on the 3lst day OF
August A D, 1861, between the hou-s of 10
O'Clock. A NJ. and O'Clock, NJ, of said day,
the following described property, to wit:
The west part of the north vest Quarter of
fractional section ten, township one. south of
range fourteen, containing forty five acres more
or less appraised at thirty eight doll@rs. Also
part of the east part of the north west
quarter of fractional section ten in township
on solth, south OF the base line of range four
teen beginning at a stake on the sectional line
forty rods south of the river from thence run
ming north easterly direction sixty four rods
to the perrysburg road at the corner stake thir-
ty rods from the river, thence running on the
road forty three rods. fsnm thence across to the
section line parallel with the first line, and
from thence running on the section line to the
place OF beginning, Containing twenty acres,
appraised al thirty six dollars per acre. Also
the following premises adjoining, bounded ss
follows to-wit: -s--=-
Beginning at the riue&s corner on the south
side of the Sandusky river, thence in south
eastcrly direction twenty eightro1s to the sec
tion line to a stake on said line, thence IN
north easterly course to the Perrysburgh road
sixty four rods, thence with the center OF SAID
road. north easterly course thirty rods to the
river aforeA Aaid, thence with the meanderlngs oil
said liver TO the place of beginning, containing
twelve and half acres more or less, apPraIse1
at sixteen hundred and twenty Eve dollars. All
situate in Wyandot county Ohio,
To he soldas the property of William Car
ter at the suit of e. y. Pierson.
Terms of sale cash.
July &c, 81 Pr. ST, %.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
THEOLOGICAL
RDN %EWJ 80 --E&DN

A DISCUSSION will be held in Upper San
Il Sandusky, Wyandot Co., O., commencing
on Tuesday, the 2tth day of SEPTEMBER next; at
8 O'Clock, a, M, and continue four days, be
tween the Rev. Jesse Knisly. of Millersburg
Holmes Co., Ohio, (Lutheran,) } and Rev.
J. Chaplin, of Pi injection, Indiana (UniversalistI
PROFESSIONS FoR DISCUSSION
1st. TIE Scriptures teach tie uN;mott
happiness aud holiness OF all mankind.
Chaplin affirms and Knisly denies.
2nd. The Scriptures teueh tile future
and endless punishment of a portion Q,
mankind.
Knisly afirms and Chaplin denies.
The time equally divided between each pro
position, and the disputants to submit to Tho
usual rules of order and etiquette, All wh'
feel an interest in the subject Tor discussion ar'
invited to attend
Upper Sandusky Aug. %.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
DIR. J. BOVEE DODSs IMPERIAL
WINE BITTERS

Are comPo,ed Of pnrc AMI unadulterated
wine combined with berry, solomons seal
(, mfrey, wild cherry tree bark, spikenar1, cam
momile flowers and gentian.
They are manufactured by DR.. bod himself
who is au experienced and successful ply sician
and hence should not be classed among the
gu, ok nostrums which food the country, and
against which the medical profession are So
justly prejudiced.
These truly valuable Bittsrs have been SO tho
roughly ties; ed by all classes of the commuui y
for almost cry variety of disease incident t.
the human system, that they arc now deemed
indispensable
TONIC iiiiEDIGIME nuD il DEEyEnAuE
PURCHASE ONE BOTTLE
1t costs but little purify the blood, give tone te
the stomach, renoyate the system, and pro
long life.
PRICE 81 PER 10 TILE; c BOTTLES for IS
CHALES WIDDIFIELD g. GO.
Sole Prop1etors, rs, William ST., N: Y,
GrFor sale by druggists and groHers general
y throughout the country,
New York, Aug. 81, .-ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-30
Probate N office,

NOTICE is hereby given that Isaac Mann.
N Executor ef che estate Of John b. Mann
decd, John B. Bower, Executor of the Estate
of David Bower, decd, Benedict Logsden
Executor of the estate of Francis Logsden.
decd, David Straw, Administrator of John
Bowlsby, dec ID, Samuel Keenan,, Guardian OF
Alonzo Hauens. and William A. Cangh, y
Guardian of minor heir of William Caughty.
dec d. have filed their account, in the Office oi
the Probate Cou,t of Wyandot County, Ohio
for final settlement. Said accounts viii remain
op file in said office, for the inspection of all
concerned, until thd Goth day of September
A. d. 1861 when settlement wi be made.
NJ H. KIRBY, Probate Judge.
Aug. 3c, 1861 1t.