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House and Lot for sale:

THE undersigned offers for sale the
Il House ami Lot now occupied by him said lot Is
situated the corner n seymour aut IApeer Streets
The house is one story building with i've rooms. and
pleasantly situated The whole well furnished pias-
tered painted aud papered throughout The lot well
SET 10 shruhery. fruit trees &c VII take span Of
good horses and a good wzgon-the balance easy
terms Please give me a call before purchasing else
where, and you Will ind IL D. your advantage
For particulars enquire AZ this Office
B. ". BOYCE
Lansing April u 1865 6w4l6
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s25:l EMPLOYMENT. So
AGEN rs JED.

We viii pay from SIS to 8 per month and all -
pelses, 10 a"tive k~en's, or ri7e Onmission. Par
ticulars sent free. .ddr-1s ? NJ D.
Cor r. J. ), eneral gen Milan, Ohio.
4i9-.ne
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sE-A staggering fellow passed along the
streets of Uniontovn, Pa, the other day, sing
ing copperhead song. That done he huzEaed
for JEFF Davis That done he dropped in the
gutter, very much astonished. In the last men
toned performance be was assisted by the sst
Of soldier.
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Speeial Malice.

Young Se-lenen aud ladies' wishing 70 prepare them
selves for techng, ENJOY Of tie bsst opporsu
mites school, as devote Al nv time 70 nits.
number Of that class r. TAYLOR
lansing, March 10th, 1893. 12Y
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Notice TO Contractors.

THE COMMISSIONER ON THE
Port ,anil4c and Iuscols swamp Land state Road
vii et Jobs that portion Of said Road not heretofore
let 10 the lowest responsible bidders as follows
AZ PORT Sanilac Sanilsc County. Friday June 18th
At Newman Post Office, Sanllac County, Tuesday
June I6lh.
At Wahismega, in Tcscola County, Friday June 18th.
A. WatrousviIe m Tuscola County Monday June p
At the Junction, IN saginaw County, Wednesday
me 24th
At Bridgeport Centre, in Saginaw County. Friday
June 26th
At ten O'Clock A. ~, on each Of said days Those
taxing contracts must give good security and lie right
hereby reserved reject any bid not deemed
sstent with the interest Of the State
SiLAS c. HALL, Commissioner.
Lexington, April 25th 1858 4l9w4+
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men, when the fellow watching bis opportunity,
put spzrs 70 hs horse, which sprang cut from
between bis guards, and disnoUnted tie man
that held the herse TIE villain al once drew a
large revolver that he had kept secrtted, aud
turning about sWors he would shoot. The Cap
tain rode up 10 within ten or twelve PAGES. and
be pointed mis- revolver at him The Captain
Immediately dismounted, dreS MS revolver and
shouted to the man TO put up his pistol not
wishing to Kill him, bat quicker than thong ht
the fellow fred, hitting tae pistol which the
Captain held il his hand The Captain then, in
stead Of making the light sLine through lin, A.
he might easily have doHe. sprang upon him,
seized the pistol, wreuehed il from his hand,
aud endorsed the fellow ia far lees time than il
takes to tell t. and with the ard Of Two or three
mes, who by this time came 10 bis aid, tied The
fellow and trOtted him od 70 the guard house.
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Special Notices.

aS-vsunteers for the Army should not leave tbs
City until supplied with HOLLOWAY PILLS AM
OINTMENT For Sores, Seurvy, Wounds, Small PoI
Fevers and Bowel Complaints these medicines tbs
bsst in the world. Every French Soldier them
Only 20 Cts. per box 2ll
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MI II ID .

April 20, al the residence Of samuel Skaden, the
brides father, by Rev. II. 5. Tibbts, Hoa. MARCUS
ATWOOD, OF DAnsville and Miss LOUISA J. sKADAN
" InghaIn
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TAtvertisemeutl

j b. GoUGH.-This brilliant orator and
glorious temperance Champion, is bright ex-
ample TO the world of the power of right to tri-
umph over wrong. To rise from the dominion
OF degrading appetite is to be a conqserer-
There is, however, a very laudable appetite
very conducive to the health of the rising gene
ration, it is to have light spOngy bread, made
with Smiths Saleratus. All who would rise il
the world, like the famous lecturer, should keeE
this indispensable artice-as its rising proper
ties sre unequalled by anything vet discovered
We advise all rising geniuses to remember.
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STABLI SHED 1850.
PETER LORILLARD,
SNUFF & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER


Formerly y Chambers street. Nv York;
Would call the attention n Dealers b. the articles q
bis manufacture. viz
BROWN SNUFF
N7cahov nsmiEroa.
Pine Raupse Pure virginia
Coarse Rappec >achitlrlosi
American Gentleman. Copeuhagen'
YELLOW SNUFF.
scotch Honey Isw scotch.
Hleh Toast scotch Frssh Honey DeE scotch,
Irish H.sh Toast, Fresh Scotch
LHniyfaot-
ES-AUESrov o. ChlrED ID rHE LARGk i1DLf1-p@ ~
PzICEs FINE-CUI CHEWING AND -SJEiss lpbAet'1'
WHICH FeUSD 90 A 1IPEfIoK u Ally
TOBACCO.
sNoErSg TNE CUT ruEHfaG- - --N'
Long = A L, Or plain y aato-
NJ J. Car-rsssh. or -wast- spanish
No 2 sweet 5cs1tsd orOroco. tanlat.I-
Nos 4 mixed, III Fol CavencIsn, turkish
Grar lated.
B-A circular n prices vii be sent ~ app eation
4Ily1
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sSrNrs. c. P. Brister, Editress OF Newark co.
Times writes in her paper Of J nuary ., 1889 a:
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THRILLING IScIDKsT.-The Lawrence, Mass.
Sentinel publishes the following extract from a
letter received from Mr.. James Evans FAllon,
Third Assistant Engineer on the steam slOop
Mississippi, when she was destroyed at Port
Hudson, on the l4th of March
al would give you an account of the fight at
Port Hudson, but you will have read is in the
papers before this reaches you. One fact |
will state was standing at my station when a
shell burst beyond me, piece Of it hitting NV
sword and broke il short eff at the hilt, and il
sent the hilt plump into my stomach, which sat
me down along side the bell pull, (which was
sgains: all rules), and made me see more stars,
&c.
Shortly after this was struck with a splinter,
which broke one OF nv ribs, and made ne sense
less TO all outside, but had al my senses
heard the order given TO take me below to the
cockpit; then | heard the surgeon ask them
why they brought dead man down; then
heard the orders given TO get all the wounded
out OF the ship. There | was, laid out among
the dead men and amputatsd limbs, unable to
let them kno" that was alive all the wound
ed we're taken out, WAS eft they then CO n.
meneed - fire the ship fore and aft. The man
Who had been detailed 20 Ere her forward passed
by me; | thrust out INV hand and hit aim on
the leg; he stopped; l beckoned to him to put
his head down, aud whispered to him that
was not dead He took me up in bis arms an
put me into a boat, and took me TO the Essex.
Here lay uHtil daylight, then l was put on
board the Richmond there I Was made com
Portable by Mr. Dove, of AndOver, Third Assis-
tsnt Engineer of the Richmond
am still weak from nv injuries, but will soor
be all right. | am doing duty now on the prize
a.eaner Anora
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MME. DEMOREST'S
MIRROR OF FASHIONS
QUARTERLY JOURNAL DUB GRAND MONDE
Cremation % 900 la--a.t n Tie srnrIt

tlrcl-4tlcn % DO lLargest 2 tle VOID
zach contains large and magnificent
Il coi0red steel and engraved Fashion Plates srien
did Illustrations d al ths Fashionable PARIS Soveties
for Ladies dress. incuding Bonnetts C0zks Evening
Home, Promenade and Fancy Dresses Waists Sleeves
Jackets, Wrappers, Sacks. Under garments Jewelrv
Head dresses Boys Nssss' and Infants Dresses View
znc Elegant Brad and Embroidery Patterns Trimmings
&c &c. Four L1ssized Patterns cut ready FOR use
combining the cheapest useful and practical Nag
anne for Mothers, AIners Dress makers and lac Is
generally ever issued u this any other country
Published 81 Nine uenoresis Emporium o. Fashions
473 Broadway y 7. Yearly one Dollar with Talu-
able premi1n- single copies, twenty-five cents 4
- encld chance iOr agents and splendid Premiums
Extraordinary Premiums Ircluding Extra Patterns
system q Dress Cutting. Magazines, Photographic Al
buns. EegzEt Gilt OF steel. SIDE and Back Combs q
Rum Lng stitch Sewing Machines. Wheeler Wilson
sewing Machines. and Patent Lever Gold Wztches an
4 the above valuable Premiums be obtained With
out payInE any money for them For particulars se
the .. Mirror OF Fashions " OF send for Circular
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CURE FOR HYDRoPHoBIA.-An old vermonter
writes as follows:
81 am nov in NV SOth year, and have obtained
what information could both from nv obserVa-
ten and critical study. Il has been discovered
that strong decoction, made Of the bark Of the
roots Of the white ash, when drank as q medi
cine, will cure the bite Of mad dog. This IN.
doubtedly is owing to the fact that rattlesnakei
can be made more easily to crawl over live frt
Goals than vhiA ash leaves, and they are nevei
found in forests where the white ash grows.
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FOR SALE BY

: 3D. Newhro Lansing Gresham Avery Danst lile
J Branch stockbridge r. Thsycr * Co. Lansing B
Jno A. Lesia. WiilamftoWu Champ, onondaga :
Rcd A covert. leslie Peter Liniernan. Mason VIM
a II Elrie Ononiaga a.. y. walker. oAemos aud
by Druggist and Merchant generally throughout en-
T-,ior 375y1
"a Dealers 10 my wen known medIcine- can have
show Cards Circulars &c. sent them free ~ Expense
bv .ddressing Thomas Holloway. 20 Maiden lane = r
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Senatorial Convention.

The central committees Of Cr wfor
Seneca and Wysndot e. unties,m At Up
pr Sandushy Ohio, Aug lith. 1868
sgraeahly to appointment. ard npon mo
m; J ,hn D. Sears. Of Wysndot county
was called to the chair, and Nelson W
Brewer Of Sen county, was appointed
Secretary. Ip. ......
The object Of the meeting, being sta
ted, which was the nomination ofn can
didate for the office OF State Senator made
vacant by the declin.tion of Judge Carey,
upon motion, Charles Foster, Of Seneca
county, was Unanimously y nominated fo'
said office. Thereupon the meeting ad-
iourned. JOHN D. SEARS. Pres.
N. w. BREWER, Sec'y
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the result was just what might have
been anticipated. jlII daf
Al the end of three weeks ws were 10.
trothed.
Mr.. Creighton was handsome, and in.
ieligeut and Kind. hearted, bat he bad
one terrible fault. Hs was jealous
| used tu drive him nearly frantic by
my attentions to other men, as he called
my loling my head this way and that, to
find who / should speak to. and who /
should iahofs, '' 20 304t
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would be likely to interest ycu. Hoping
that, as We are here in the service Of our
country, stirling 10 put down this sccur-
sed rebellion, our Union friends Al home
will take good care Of, and trest The But
ternuts,' as they are termed, let them
emanate from whatever source they may.
with contempt, asd as traitors 70 ,heir
country. le ars
am with respect YOURS. &c.
II. MILLER.
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y TEE DYsPEPTIC.

TNHE trials gnd suferngs Of the Dysprptic
| can only he rsalited BY those so uniortu-
nate as to be afflicted by t.is disease and yet
how many of them suffer and continue to s.Mr!
Why they do this so patiently it is Impossible
to tell 1t may be from ignorance Of any GER
TAIN REMEDY, or it may be from prejudice ~
ganst The use Of a Patent Medicine. HOOP
LANDS. GERMAN BiiTFRS has Gu ed thou.
sands of the worst cases Of Dyspepsia, and
each day add. new names to the retufd ofits
usufulues. tive the Bi ers a trial. For sale
by all druggists aud deacrs in medicines at 10
cents per bottle. '+ ''E'-
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Outrageous.

Outrageous
As II wagon, containing a number OF
ladies', who been attending the mass
meeting, on Tuesday last, Was returning
home SOME person. intent Tn mischief,
hurled stone at them. striking one of
the ladies' on the head, severely injuring
her. We care not what party the person
who did the act belongs to. i! WAS as
mean as it WAS cowardly.
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Tho Vallsndigham Meeting

Was, at least, respectable in numbers,
although very many Of them are in the
ix Of psddy's locomotive--cannot vote
being either Of too tender years or mem.
bers Of the wrong se1, under our present
statutes. A large number Of those who
helped to swell the lhrong in the streets,
were men and women Of the Union par
ty, who had come to witness the sorrG W.
tul sight, Of men, having a common in
terest in the perpetuation Of our Union,
and the preservation Of our liberties, po-
Iitically mad and shouting for a man con-
victed Of disloyalty-a man whose influ-
ence has been ia favor Of the South ever
since the commencement OF the rebellion.
We do not know whether it is an illu-
sion, or whether the acts Of the Vallan-
dighamers have really produced in them
distortion of countenaace but we Ger.
tainly fancied that il would be- difficult
to cougregate an uglier looking set Of Wis
ages, or one possessing less indication OF
intelligence, frankness, or goodness. In
deed the few men of the party having
the index OF intelligence, seemed sad aud
moody, as ii conscious OF the inieriority
ol their partisans. mentally. contrasted
with the manly faces Of the honest Un-
ion men, by whom they were confronted.
We could not but pity their condition
Especially were our sympathies drawn
out in favor Of those who. we believed,
in the charity Of our soul, secretly pos
ssssed the desire, but lacked the moral
courage, to enable them to burst the tram
mels Of party, to rerurn to honest demo-
cratic principles. s' n'9a ~ |
The only source of satisfaction, which
the meeting seemed 70 prodnce in the
minds Of those who had labored, inces-
sanity. for weeks to get is up, seemed to
Lave numerical basis. A dialogue !
=
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Died.
We learn that young lady from Ne
vada. who was struck hya stone flung by
some ro ,dy. ON her return from Il e Un
ion mass meeting. a !Bncyrus. on the
18th ult., after lingering Tor some days,
in much pain. died on Nj nday last. Such
acts are only fit for savages, and should
not be counleuanced by any civilized
community. -.--
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which was accidentally heard by apasset
by, in the evening, after the meeting, dis
closed the fact that the parties engaged
in oriticising the speeches. were disap-
pointed, and mortified, because they had
been put of with cheap dechmation'
where they had expected genuine orstory
and sound srgument,--bscauss they had
been compelled to listen toa vindictivs,
partisan TRADE against the Administra.
ton of the government, instead Of a man
ly defence Of pure democratic principles.
We pity the well-disposed members Of
che degenerate democratic party because
they are in darkness. The noble lights
which once shed their beams upon the
party though still shining, have become,
to it. extinguished; for while these lights
have continued in their natural orbits,
llase mere partisans, blinded by preju-
dice have been led, by will Of the wisps,
into outer moral and mental darkness,
where there is now so much wailing and
gnashing Of teeth.
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Asriaa Correspondence.
CAPT 81. MILLER, HIS LETTER.

We republ'sh in our to-days issue, the
letter Of Capt II. Miller. We do this at
his particular request. inasmuch as the
sentiments therein contained, have been
perverted by his Democratic friends
The Capt. ass,ires us hat he has seen no
occasion to change his opinions as express
ed in the annexed letter and that he
will stand or tall by them. 7
CAMP NsAR Books STATION, Va,
....... March 20, 1868.
FRIEND SMlrH
Dear Sir Some time
has elapsed since received your kind
latter (and YOU cannot imagine how pleas
I'd We are TO receive a lew words of en-
couragemcnt from our friends Mt home
but for the want Of time. was deprived
he privilege OF answering your correspon.
dence sooner. and even now, at this late
day when | do undertake the task OF
writing you, know not, whether, what
| have to say will prove interesting or not.
however, III leave you TO judge Of its
merits yourself. IT,.
We are still occupying our old camping
ground, very comfortably located, and
"njuying very good health plenty to eat,
we'll clothed, and in every respect well
cared fer, and from present Indications.
you may ere long look for stirring times
in the army OF the Potomac. Our pres
ent popular commander, Gen. Joseph
Hooker. leaves nothing undone.
Friend Smith, We can no longer remain
silent. A sacred devotion to our coun.
try, and an dent love for our homes ant
more than all. III abiding faith in Him,
Who ruleth over us, bids us speak For
the last eighteen months we have suffer
ed, have periIed all things, everything
and for what? Why, for the sake Of our
common country. We have left our bus
mess, our families, our homes, and have
gone forth to serve our country. We
have endured hunger, thirst, cold and
heat, we have suffered everything SOL
dier can suffer. When we came into the
field, we came with the blessing, as we
th,uobt of the whole North
You told rs to co. and vour blessings
would be- with us Encourayed by their
words of patriotism, we came to the war.
After enduring everything, suffering eve
of Won and vour children and the nation 5
bo1or dear alike to all Of uswwill Won
throw harrier in tho wav and w;lhbold
from no nov vour he.rtv co.one,o,inn
ram. sn,,n., :, and nrauers Wai ,har
~ IN y ,,,n:. . ',nu io,d ma,so ,L,n ,,,' ,
n ... ;,',ha wv, NJ MI mhasa I su anu ' i ,oa"a "
49,, i. ,..o 49,, /. r
VIZ" 10y am ~" & rshsI,;on M ~ 'saa psaI
TX w. ~ shanid thav M snf.. nona of
j. ""y r. smo No. @ u,na of ,ha & Ha ardsh;'. v " y,
no o a ea, ~ :, .a,n ~ ba Ias. na,r;a,;" ,ra H.
so1 s"1 ns,u VI % ~ - s,usS - sae
,%" o'y oaase 'eh :" .,,n, "e nndu.a % 81, Nv" '"'N'
''IA w "e e,"i, ""I nus n sua ,S o." :, $50 ,,..
t.sa snou,u nn ns.'" s"I :; " h., my a,anI @
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FOR SALE BY

]. A. MAXWELL, Druggist. Upper San.
dusky; wyandot County Ohio, H. Flock, Wy
andot; Silas De Bolt, Mexico: A. Ssffeil, Syca
more; Ira Bristol. Whartensburg; J M Ches
ney. Narcotics; aud by druggists and mer,
chant, generally throughout tho United States
and Canadas. 3iyl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-14

The amount of work, in our line, ere.
ated by our excellent Mass Meeting, and
the loss Of time occasioned thereby, is
our apology for issuing hall shee. this
week, We give, nevertheless, about the
usual amount Of reading matter. deferiug,
old advertisements. to make rot m.
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.ofal \ Mlistellanenlls.

NOTICE TO I'm VALIDS
Dr.. II. p. yGATCHELL is At the
"Pierson House" where he may be con.
suited by invalids. ..u,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-14

coed NEWS FROM KENTUCKY.
We learn that the Union ticket has tri-
umphed, in old Kentucky, by handsome
majority. --- -------
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Appointed.
We learn that GRoRes A. GtBsox, Of
this village, has been aploin,ed Deputy
Provost Marshall fer Wyandot County,
vice Curtis Berry, Sen'r, removed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
loback $ Catawba Brandy

ha,o, ing and cooking pu pos it ia fastco
ing Into general use. A single rial Of the Ga!
tawba Brandy will satisfy the purchaser ofits
superiority; b'iug made directly ON the Ca
tas ba Grape the oua Of which Is readily per-
ceived upon trial No family should be with.
out 1t, Il point ofeconomy it is the cheapest
Brandy that can be used.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-14

DHYSIANS RECOMMEND DR.. TOBr.
AS VENITIAN LlNlMENT. 5di will
not cure every thing, rs mos. patent medicines
do, but it will cure, positi ely, Rheumatism,
Collie. D, sentery, Toothache, Headache. P"ins
in the limbs. Back and Chtst o. the agent
will return the mopey. Price Is and so ceuts.
Dspot, Sc Coriiaadt street, New York. Sold
by all Drn9gisls.
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TRUSSEs, Supporters. and sll medical spt..
j Gnces In large amortmept. on hand, and for
asle at t. J.sHfSLER'S
fsb7'69 Drug Store
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TO TEAc II E r S.
Jan. 80, iS63-ly


rTNHE Beard Of School Examiners Of Wyan.
i dot County, Ohio, will hold meetings reg.
ulsrly at the COURTHOUSE. in Upper San
dusky, as follows: TlT
Every SATURDAY in the months of APRIL.
MAY,0CrOBER and NOVEMBER and on the
FIRST aud sfHl HlRD SATURDAYS in EACH
OF THE OTHER MONTHS, for the exanina
tiou of Teachers, un, or the act
"Toprovide for the Reorganization, supervi-
sion aud maintenance Of Common Schools"
passed March 18th 1853. .,
~ Teachers are requested to meet the Board as
early as ten q 'cloch. A. NJ promptly.
All applicants will be required to furnish ev
dence Of good moral character by certificate Of
otherwise, as 10 certificate Willie granted with
cut such evidence. aud 40 special meetings or
the Board will be held under any circumstan
ees, BY order of the Board.
feb20 '62 II. HENRY MADDUXs.
-. Clerk.
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MAIL HACK HACK !! a
From Kenton via Marseilles,
-'ss t'tf.f p -
r. to Upper. Sandusky.

ETNwO trims week-leaving Kenton every
- Mon,isy and Friday. at O'Clock xN--
leaving Upper rSandusky every Tuesday and
Saturday, at I o'clock. <. NJ. i,
e VI Feeling thankful to the public for the lib
eral patronage in the past. would respectful
ly ask for continuance. The accommodations
are good \, Chsrges very reasonable.
: wx. THOMPSON.
-- June n, I563-tf
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,g H\ooA oNA Alvev pvM,.
which, in conjunction with the ..F " Z 4
t. HAooA RAvNSNex.

which, in conjunction with the .r C2 .
B\ooA P~vlSlev, ..a
will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, Of themselves will relieve,and cure
Headache, -Costiueness, ear rsv
= Colic Pains, Cholera 1Norbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Bouusls,
pizziness, etc.
Try Rcse medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors. who have used them,
and they will say they are y
Coon McAlelMcs,
and you should try them. before going for .
physician. -
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you will y 49,
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Wov& Nike q CM>vysA.
V\Ae, MOOD pMs

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced. 'aa'
They act so directly upon the Liver excit-
ing that organ to such an extent as that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dtion, which is too apt to be the case with
simply purgative pill .
They are really q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-08-14

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