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MILITARY.
ATTHE OLD GOVERNMENT Rendezvou.

AT The OLD GOVERNMENT Rendezvous.
So, |; bcver, the hi hest price. cash down are paid
~, so,lntcr.' OF suhstitifes In the Army Of Navy
Notice. az
\ \ ALIEN WANTED To GO As A SUR.
,hsn .u,, 2r sssaihv scn,em.n, hisher bounty
to RSowS s'e SSr. Ind NO dedgctiop. Apply
I'd noot, iout rvri WV IA NV
\ IT, MEN WHO THINK OF ENIIsTING
: IA The army OF nav Tor l. aor > cav, M, srst
s ssn 20 earn AL the PARTICULAR rcssrdns sseh
co. N> B.osi~S. '''' IA Wv
A FEW MEN WANTED THIS DAY. FOR
~, an at,ny and Nav, 500 to t>O clh bounty,
t AMN ~ pe,-on e The authorized soyc-uur nj is-
,,r. M w we'" co.,; q ny a. ny stair
ATTENTION-s7oo CASH WILL III rNlp
- for two substituted. 'or N. Army or Nav, 4, I
tentr, 81, up stair. lbE KoGERs. suh.tiiu,,s
furnished at isir rice; on hand. Gail cerl,. %
ATIiNrloN, 81 BSTTTrTE>--REC ri IT'S
y ~ n.d 70, s,ou a. he ss tSs1
fro ~ he ictry. L. STEIN .,6a
ROCNTN-!bt l-BOUNTI-BOJ My
and c SSs S n,r and Er.c m.rsy sSuG,s%
highest price raid 81
10 fok THE NAVY, ARMY AND
The hishr., l.cun'i.s paid zach IN hand, choice of
rcs mcnt. $40 bounty for one ycsf ,ounteerp In 10
Nav "a hand money van any peron tnueins a
iGcrul 70 81 Mlrn,o 81 ~ .tsr, sics blocks from
Vi" terri. hookiyn. Come and ,~e us; ~e deal
elusrr WIN All. 2.n
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST CASH Boun-
ties any one In this city to-day COR Substitutes
iicsse. '' ~ 20
MEN WANTED FOR ARMY OR NAVY,
I'AN the k-pr sentative E.enit and Substitute OF
t"S ~ Wal q, basement, nsar BroAi~ay, best ofefs
an honorable Treatment. =
MEN WHO WISH TO BECOME SUBSTi.
'A utes IN do veil to come to the OF
the lGih Regiment. No Tts broaaiu AZ, h, which
,hey .iii fe' the culture snount that &c ntemen give
si'hout desntins one halt tor bounty brokcn. 24O
MERCHANTS BANNERS AND GENER.
Us Volunteer ant substitute Association. oitce -
NfoNivsN, New York 1"n volunteers wanted i'm.
meiisteiy ti5o TO $40 paid TO suv Que bringing q
e.mnaons gs s 70 ,svta'i. On p''rns
risht down. Arr' At o'c' als B,osf~sv, y. Y. 70.
NOTICE -- TWO GOOD SUBSTITUTES
! wanted thl. morning. Arrlr nal Hudson .t
orlN"k. u D. FILMS. -
Now Il YOUR TIME, BOYS-TAKE TIL
highest cash bcuuties n the city: ~ ,ash Ia
"nn psa 70 on" ',' zen ,i,.t p,-.ins the ao,te
nNE YEARS VOLUNTEERS WANTED
- tho bounty paid, cnsh IN hand, 10 the recruit
n,lo.r helns mustered IN and Slun TO the I-'rsor
who hrinrs him. st.ie and Goverunien, houu,ic.
secured. tsil immediately At the New YORK Ana,
and N,v' Reririi'ne Dcpof, No. ? Chambers ct. III
ONf YEAR SUBSTITUTES AND VIOLIN
~ 'e~r. for srmv and navy. wanted loo inen an,
how over 4 Seat' old | viii nay >lSD e.cn casi
doNu. Brokers aud runner. hlrtallv dealt With
Arp.v euv, Al the old esrhiish"d office, - I'm =,
cor ith s,r. 162
nNE YEAR VOLUNTEERS WANTED
" Boi MY Sg5.
s,s, CAsH Dow> ArryR pNs.iN,. IN,
~ RECON.
Applv 10 the Surervisor ~ Ma,hinstou low n. n m
| Strte ~ New No.t. q, hi ofirs. q Walker ST. h.
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T AIDES TAUGHT TO OPER ATE ON Sing.
- err, Wheeler Wilson, apa ,,rover l. Baker,
seulng msnhines In all their vnrisiirs, for u shirt
o..
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GIRLS OFT or EMPLOYMENT AND Ha,.
~ ing no home. uav sppl' a. abe iiiri. IlsiSing
Hcuse 'lj Canni - v !. pe,ssaasiuc tansna Nv
HUMAN HAIR WANFtD--THE HIGH.
Alest prices paid tor long hsr@, 29l Br.o.e st, cor
EIdrIdpe. Ma
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WANTK ..
NrrMBFR or COONS. VI

A NUMBER OF COOKS, wlJTERs
o s:1s "a Y ~, ST., ySpe. s ord tp.
Sskinesop Hossi semSvsd rom Br :as s,Te'i's
-o.h for male and female help LACEY Ian led. sss
A RTFlCIAL FLOwtRs-rwA NTFD, %
.s cod sransnsi: ,%T ne w.,l 700 wss. AID
A TTENTfON-ONLY NOR =, CFyTS-
"A Ddits ,surht to operate on who ,Ier 4 W,,.on'.
s-tns machines. in ali u, hrsnchcy,. rs an eaISri
and f.tn cts, In the arus STOW wv wv ''"
A RESPECTABLE MARI IT'D WOMAN.
"a rtth tresh btcas Of milk, sould Ike To 90 A.,
s. s ;9% ssr ,s,t.ss 'sdy = r' spd nsL
.-ai bs<ement. Mrs. BAui.~ W" '''''sH W.
A BM WANTED, ENQUIRE OF JNMES
"A GlNHN III Grand a..
ATTENTION TO ,ERv iNT~-wANTEIj
Ain Brooh u. COOKE q Ismt-rr,.id. nur ,c. ,sayn-
1885, i1ss -s1he.ss I'D ironer.. auud and
.sss s.: e. Te' Court and q, e s =.
md W can recnmmeu 4 4 'e los
A STOUT ACT we BOY TO HELP AT
t1blsek.mithns : ne With some c1pel,ence pr,.
siLcd aI,o boy years OF AZ to learn the wheel
'"' one hat eau 'Gr as ~ 4, r. p..s .eS s s.
AGENTS W ANTED II !. vi>EY 81.
d Archhi'hcrI sIn We, ic.key '' "" ~
A FEW M'GN WANTED THIS DAY. FOR
h. !, .. blocksdins .er,ieo, VITO will receive
months, ADV ince paw and prize md reiie nons, b.
tCr.ins In ter'cn TO he only su'hodz'. cnt, ~
tS. &C. a, Of Dey wsr"' ala t" s'l per month,
a fOA'NG MAN WANTS 4 SITUATION
scyio the ccuuir' would take are OF horse aud
ooJ ,rSy k :. ss ec ~, a,c yie ,o ~.
focosk. ''''' WI "'''' ''' ."'
A PRESS WOMAN WANTED. AT %
AvTaker It, ID 'lop., on cloak-. sem ". COR.
-
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TIE WEEKLY AGE,

is complete compendium of the News OF THE
WEEK, and contains the chief editorials, the pri.
ces current and mark ct reports, stock quotations
correspondence and general news matter publish
ed in the DAILY AGE, IT ALSO CONTAINS A GREAT
VARIETY OF OTHER MATTER, rendering it in all
respects first class family journal, particularly
adapted to the Politician. the Merchant the Far
mer, the Mechanic, tho Library man. and all cas-
ses Of readers. 1t has, in fact, every characters-
tic ola LIVE NEWSPAPER, fitted fer the Coun-
ting House, the workshop, the Farmers Frosidc,
and the General Reader.
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Philadelphia, juno %, 1861.

Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder, 10 Young or
Aged, Male or Female, are speedily remoyed
and speedily restored TO health.
Delicate ChildrCn-those suffering from Naras-
mus wasting away, with scarcely any flesh ep
their bones, are cured IN very short time; ono
bottle in such cases, viii have a most surprising
effect.
Parents having suffering children as above, aud
wishing to raise them, will never regret the day
they com mcncod with these Bi.tcrs.
Literary mon, Students, aud those working
hard with their brains, should always keep a bot.
tie Of Hoonand's Bttcrs near them, as they will
find much benefit from Its use, 70 both mind and
body, inyig0rating and not depressing,
1T Is not Liquor stimulant, and leaves no pros.
traLion.
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Small Farm for Sale.

INHE subscriber offers for sale the following
4 described Real Estate and Personal Proper.
ty, viz FORTY ACRES Of LANO-about TEN
acres Of which is coared-with small Plank
House and Log Barn, in Lawrence township 4
miles west of the borough Of Clearfeld, Also
the Castings for a Saw Mil, Stove and Stove
pipe, set Of harness, together with Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
Possession will bo given On the st Of Apri
next, if desired.
Terms will bo made known, and further partc
ulars given, by calling upon the subscriber
JOSEPH SCHELENG,
Lawrence tp., March 1G, 1861,
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WOODRUFFS
IMPOVED WEATHER INDICATOR

MO man should be without well regulated
~ and reliable Barometer The above named
article is superior to any other now in use. The
selling price is from EIGHT TO TWENTY dol.
lars--Rccordiag to style. HsNRy b. WRrcur, OF
Glon Hope, is the agent Tor ClcarfclG county.
who will furnish them on short notice. aud give
all necessary information.
H. Z, WRIGHT,
Jan. %, lSGi-M A-.r
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CloarfeId Academy.
D. W. McCURDY, A. B. Principal.

TNHE next Quarter will open on Monday the
l. ith of April, 1861. Terms Of tUitioa as fol-
lows:
Common English comprising those branch
csnot higher than Reading, Writing, Ari,h
metic, Geography, English Grammer and
History, per quarter, s. 90
Higher English, per quarter, 80
Languages, per quarter, 10 %
March lG, 1861
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4 annah Elder by In ComEou Peas Of Clcur.
IL hor next friend field county Subpoena g,l,
Ebeuezer Thompson B'gorcc. Tho undersigned
VS. commissioner appointed by
William Elder, the Court to t0ke teslimo-
ny in this case will attend to the duties of biz
appointment. at his ofice in Clea;fell on Friday,
April 22d, 1851, between the hours Of u. M, &
p. N, when and where all parties interested
may attend. J. WALLACE,
Mar so, It. Cgz7miariorcr
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TXECUTOR's NOTICE.-Noticci is here
IL by given that Letters TestamcntOry on the
estate Of Joshua j. Tate, late Of Lawrence town
ship, Clearfeid county, Pa, decd, having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted
to said estate are desired to mako immediate
payment, and those having demands against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement
AARON c. TATE, Exr.
Lawrence to- Mar. lB. lS6l-pd
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Ttsarrtrs sale Of Seated Lands io0
Taxes l0f 1853 and previous years

TX PURSUANCE 0f .ts pfoyil.oa' Of an a D
OF Assembly. pastod Ibo 4gh dat Of AuIl a.
b., 1874, 20 provide ior tbo collection Of ia1e. on
lands pbereon no personal property can oo iounl
and where tho ovrer nerIccH % refuses 70 pay
ihe aves as9rssrl, will expose 10 sale al Tho
Can,wI,,lsner's Office, n Lloafaell, on The second
Mon3sv In June neat Doing the 18Th day of the
month"; ne following pieces ofRnd IN Clenrlad
county. fr me nxcs remaining due aud unpaid
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OrphansCourl Sale.

nl ,.flueoiaa ordsf of hcu nhabF Court OF
ID tlsarno.i county, ihr undersigned WIN on.
pose 20 PUBLIC SALE, 10 lgaoui6t MiIh, ou
Saturday the 10th day Of April, 1884
at o'clock p. ma an tho following described
nem h'.al'' late The property of lunc5 Lcigy,
dorcHfcd, Go wits
AII Chat certain tract of ard .iuale iu GlrarI
'nNfhlr said county, bounded %. uUuv1, bo.
ginning 900 % post corner No IuIahcs north Of tho
south west corner OF warrant SO. lg2G, thoncg
ouih 100 rcrchcf Co post corner thence east
'IN r'rchcs in % white plu0 corner thence north
700 rrrchcH 90 stones coruar thence north I7g
pcrchcs 10 poet and place of beginning. contain.
Ing iO5 acres aud O2 pcrchcs and allowance.
being part ot warrant No, 1890
TERMS One thlrd Of the purcEaac mopcy 10
be charged upon the promises by mortgage and
judgment bond, The interest thereof 10 ho paid
SENT annually 10 Cntharno Licgcy widow, dur
ing her natural life, and at her doceosc hcprn.
cipal sum thereof % the parties legally entitled
thereto. The remainder Of the purchaso.moncy
10 be paid one third cash at the sale and the
balance IN one and TIVE years thereafter, with in,
torost. to be secured by Judgmcn. upon the prem,
hog, with mortgage.
HUBERT LIEGEY,
Locontos Mil, March 10, 1861 7rutcc.
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A DMINisTRATUH's NOTICE.-Noticc

4 DNLNiSlRAlOk'S NOlIC E.-NOtice
"a is hereby given, that Letters OF Admiulstrn
lion on the Estate Of DANIEL WILL, late Of
Morris township, CleGrfeld county, deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make imm sdlalo pa yment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated Tor settlement.
JOSEPH II. JONES, Admir-
Eylcrtown, March %, lSG3-Gt
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OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

Those sgrgrias from Broken Down and Deli
cato COn5titu'i0ns from Whatever clu.e. ci,h.r in
Male or Female, viii Gnl IN H5ofaud, German
Bitters, a Remedy that will restore them to tnciI
usual health. Such bNs teen the case in thyus
ands Of instances nnd lair trial is but required
to prove the assertion.
Remember that these Bit,ers are NOT Alclo.
holic, and NOT intended as a Beverage.
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NAUTON.-ThopuJlic are hereby cautioned
~ not to purchase or in any way meddle with
certain promisory note, given 10y me to 5. NJ.
Dickermau Of Beccaria township, dated about the
lst Of April 1868, for the sum Of Sl5, MS have
not received value for and am determined not to
pay the same, unless compelled 10 do SO by due
course ullaw WILLIAM HAMMOND.
March Q, lsGi-ld,
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%, - = W 8sI4ItI III y
Treasure office, CIearGeld, Apl, 6, '0l
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Goshen tpY Mar. lG, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

Marion Presbyteyy.-Will hold an
adjourned Meeting in the Presbyterian
Church Of this village, on Tuesday uext
the IS inst, at 2 o'clock. P. NJ.
The object of this meeting is to pro-
ceed with the examination of the Licen-
tate Mr. Boyle, and if sustained to make
arrangements for his ordination.
The sermon OF the candidate for ordi-
nation, as part Of his trial. will be preach
ed on Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. The
ordination will take place on Wednesday
evening at the same hour, The Presby :
terry set with open doors, and our citissns
are invited to attend.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

classes and quarters of the .Pacha's do
minions--ths cast of garments OF Hadjis
and Howadji white linen turbans. loose
breeches and flowing robes, Not the
least part Of their bulk is cloth in which
bodies we're embalmed and wound for
preservation three thousand years ago.
They are now to be made into paper for
Ayers Alnanscs, and after having wrap
ped the dead for thirty centuries, are
used to warn the living from the narrcw
house which they have so long inhsbited'
and to which in spite Of all our guards
and cautions. we must SO surely 60
DOily Evening Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
EFFECT OF THE DRAFT.
EDrroRs PIoSxHR;

A short distance from
the village of Carey, lives q noted Copperhesd,
who for the sake Of brovity we shall call Dan.
From the beginning of the rebellion Dan has
denounced the efforts of the Administration in
putting down the rebellion, and declared the
South was justifablt in'rebelling.
Of soulse he believed in Vsls. doctrine, that
"not another man or dollar" should be given to
prosecute the war, md not cent did he voun-
tarily give that might be used to defeat the reb-
els He took no part in the efforts to oless his
township of the draft, thinking, probsly, that
the draft would not be enforced; but the result
did not confirm his conclusion. Seeing that
they would draft. he came forward and gener-
ously offered Fifty dollars to clear the township,
but Fifty dollar bids would nj secure the desir
ed result At the appointed time the draft came
of, and amoug others appeared the name Of the
noted Dan. at first he concluded to go and be
aburden to ,he Government, but suddenly
changing his mind thinking, probably
that thesociety of soldiers would not be healthy
for Copperhead, he procured q certificate from
a Doctor certifying shat he was not ableto per-
form military duty, and in company with at
drafted friend proceeded to Lima. His com
panion tried the blind dodge on the Surgeon by
running against post and breakeng his spec
taeles, finally, nearly upsetting the surgeon
himself. Upon examination the surgeon
"could MT see it, ss we'll as the drafted man
could, and he was pronounced sound in
body, if not in mind. This scared Dan SO tina
he returned homo without presenting himself
for examination His next scheme was to obtain
an affidavit stating that he had not worked any
for eight years, but in spite of all his efforts to
show his unsoundness the surgeon pronounced
him able to perform military duty. and gave
him short furlough. Ee mfde feeble effort
to hire substitute but finally concluded to
law the matter. He procured the services Of
Bill Mungen and at the expiration of his fur
longh made his appearance at Lima, expecting
to get permission to go to Columbus to complete
that he must then and there either furnish 9
substitute or don the blue, he refteed to do
either, buta glittering bayonet assured hu
that some thing must be done. He fnall
donned the blue but not liking the harness very
well he became 30 obstinate that he had to be
placed under guard. ",
Here he had time to reflect. and resolved to
save himself from the disgrace of Lincoln
Bastie by telegraphing to his friends for m ore
men or more morley They rallied to his cup
port and cent him the money wherwith to get
substitute, which he furnished at onse. He is
now at home ard it is to be hoped wiser for his
experience. 1t /, presumed that the few hun
dred tdollsrs he has laid out in suppnrt of the
war will have good effect on his political prin-
ciples,
A SON OF LIBERTY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
Nov. llth, 1864.

Cure your cosds.--A large portion OF
the American people are wholly unaware
of the deleterious, not to say dangerous,
effects incident to the use of many Of the
worthless nostrums now advertised
and pu&od by unprincipled vendors, OF
Cough Medicines, and in this changsble
climate of ours. where we are 80 subisct
to common colds, it is highly important
that every body should be made aquaint-
ed with that standard Remedy, Nadam 8
Porter's Cough Balsana. A pleasant ~nd
purely vegetable preparation, Sold by
all Druggiets, price Is and so cents per
bottle. E.t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

President Lincoln has issued his Proc
lamation for day Of National Thsnks-
giving on Thursday. the gath day Of
November. It is fit and proper that we
should recognize the band Of Godin the
recent brilliant VICTORIES OF the Uniou
arms, ss well as in the sbundent bless
ings with which bountitul harvest has
crowned the year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
LOU A. WILSON.

Public SaIe.-Ths subrcrsSer will
sell st Public Sale, at the farm lately
owned by A. j. Fsilor, deceased, about
three miles North of Upper Ssndusky.
on Thursday November i4th 1854. TIL,
following property: 10 head Of horses and
colts. 2 Mich Cows, lot of Wheat Hay
and Clover Seed in Stack, aud Coru in
Shock. Wagon, Buggy, Harness, Farm
ing Utensils of all kinds, and other arti
cles too tedious to mention.
SAMUEL MYRRs,
ADM'I OF A. J FArLoR DEo'D
Nov ilth 1864. HA4l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
UPPER SANDUSKY MARKETS,
WEEKLY BY j. D. MCKEE co.

The Mumnies Of Thebes .-Mersrs
Aver d. Co. have received from Alexsn-
dria cargo of rags to pay for their med,
icinss, which are largely sold in Egypt.
They are evidently gathered from all
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

Now is the season Of the year for bus.
mess men to advertise. We are prepared
to print posters. cards. or any other
description Of printing in good style and
on short notice. Send your orders.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

BARLEY WANTED |
The Upper Sandusky ,Distillery,
is the place to sell your Barley.
The highest cash price paid for all
kinds Of grain. Call on John D
Mckee & Co. E @4&.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
gatal + 9lseellaueul.s
WOOD WANTED.

Those of our subscribers who are in
debted to us for subscription, and intend
to pay it in wood, will accommodate us
very much by bringing it along immedi-
atelY. esr A.tstrse
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

Remaining in the Post Office, unealled fol
in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Nov. lIth, 1864
Bingert Catherine Miss. Falto Fred Mr.
Croft Abraham S Mr.. Hart James Mr.
Laudensleger George Mr.. Rossfield g. Mr..
SwayEe WIN. H. Sgler Caroline 1Iiss
Zeilley Thomas Fl.
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised
L. r. SEAMAN. P. N.
Nov llth, 1864.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

The Aid Society.-The members of
the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society. will
meet at the hoase of Mrs. Henry Peters,
every Friday afternoon. A better atten
dance is requested.
LOU A. WILSON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11

Best Buck over2 years old
Hero. H. J. Starr, OF 400
Best Buck year old, r.
N. Taylor. OF 200
Best Buck Lamb, A. Dow, o F 900
I'd Best Buck Lamb, I. J.
Anderson. OF
Best Ewes over 2 years
old, Starr & Anderson, OF 800
ed Best 8 Ewes over 2
years old. Starr g. Anderson OF
Best Ewes over year
old, Carey & Co.. oF2,oo
Cd Best Ewes oyeer | yr.
old, Starr Il Anderson. OF
Best 3 Lambs, Starr & An
derson, 0 f 500
ed Best 8 Lambs. Carey &c
Co.. OF
Best Breeding Buck exhib
tied with 3 OF his Lambs, H.
J, Starr, OF 800
Beat Eve with Q Of her
Lambs, Carey & o., OF SEQ
Long Wool Sheep.
Best Buck over years old
7. V. Rsbsr, OF s.o0I
Bsst Buck Lsmb, T. v.
Reber. 0 F 800
Bsst Ewes over Q years
old, Geo. W. Byers, o T 800 |
Sd Best 8 Ewes over 2 yrs
old, Geo. W. Byers, oF
Best Lambs. T. V. Reber o F 200
Field Crops.
Best Acre Corn, R. N. Taylor
Fruit.
Best variety Winter Apples
". Pryor, 0 F 600
ed Best Winter Apples,
samuel Kensn, OF
Best variety Fall Apples.
Peter Tobias, OF
Beat Pears, Peter Tobias W B 100
Garden Products.
sbt
Best half bush Potatoes, r.o, |
Peter Tobias, l,90t
Best hall bush NschaAoek
Walter Pryor, nf 3 LOO
Best variety Potatoes, P. Tobias, o Fl
Best PIX swses Potatoes. w. Pryor. 0 Cl
/" /" Tomatoes, B. Shoots. 0 OI
/" +" White Beans, p. Tobias, 0 G
/" 3 Sweet PumkinsP. Tobias o al
I" /" Squsshes, w. Pryor. o g
/" i" Cow Punkinss g. Myers O eli
" Heads cabbsgeJ. Parker go o 0
I" wssrrs,cn, B. Shoots, -s,asos CT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-11
PRosATs NOTICE.

NTQTICEis Is hereby given, that Lucious sH
~ Quincy, Executor OF Of the Estate OF Lem
.ueI Guney. decreased ;lEihisp, Cole ,Admina {.
tor of the Estate Of Joseus Cole, seessed. an d.
lie is, StrsE, Gnsrlisn Of il and FN..ly
Kicker, have hled in the o6S:e Of the Prohs to
court Of wyandot County Ohio, their aseow ATS
for fpsl settlement.
Said setounswin remainon Alsin said ef.
hea nntl the 25th day ofNovemher, iss&.u hsp'
settlement will be asde. .1lt tr'l y - ls -
- NH. K1RBY ,sae
Nov. 5iIeess5te = "A Probate & udce.