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.gF A REsoL UfIoN in regard to certain leases
Resoired by the Board Of Aldermen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georesorrn,
That the leases heretofore granted by this Corpo-
ration to Josias & Hilleary Thompson Of wharf
Nourse, and all other leases of the same property,
are hereby declared forfeited, and the Mayor is
hereby requested to enter the said pro perty in
the name of the Corporation,
Approyed April 9. 1854 ...a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-27

A UCT1ON SALE OF CONDE4N1D HORSES.
WAR DEPARTMENT. oAvALRY BUREAU,
OFYIoI OF CHIEP QuARTBlMAsTIl,
WaShiHgton. ID. C., April 25, i8H.A
Will be sold At publ auction to the hi CHEST bid
der, At the times and places named below, Wis:
Ss.post, pepna ,, ThpWEsdsy: Wdy: My sth,
1i.P 1i.ssns. Psnns.. snni Tiarsds., HGS Nay T i2tS. T..
Miffin, Penna., Thursday. May 18th,
Reading. Penna., Thursday, May 18th,
Lebanon, Penns: Thursday; June %,
Wiiiis% sport, P Psnna tsS TSar:dsy. e June ssa.,
One Hundred ilO0) horses ct Gettysburg. and Two
Hundred and Fifty (20) 1T each Of the other places
These horses have been condemned as unit Tor
the cavalry service of the United States Army,
Tor ROAD ana farm purposes many good bargains
Horses viii be sold singly.
Sales begin at 10 g. M, and continue daily until
Tsrms cash, in United st:tss M Trs.'rsy 2otes
ap Is tjeao 1t. Col and q. n Cavalry bureau,
n 8. MILITARY RAILROADS,
u o Il 4sassaos 4sss1;sss aa1sssra,f4 1psir g. e..
AUCTION.-Win be sold, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th day of May, at the Railroad Depot In Alexsn-
go Tons Of Old Railroad Iron,
100 Tons of Old Car Axles, : ...-..- ....
$50 Tons Of CAST Scrap Iron,
100 Tons Of Wrought Iron, 'ag
.S Ion6 OF Old Brass and Copper. .ss .
L e. @: q :s s 6.
The property, must be removed within ten days
from date Of sale. H. i: ROBINSON,
ap.l6. dts. Captain and A. Q. II.
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Resolred by the Bodrd Of Aldermen and Board of
Common Council Of the Corporation of Georgetoicn,
That the Clerk pay to the order of J. Birch ten
in the First Precinct; to the order of John Con-
ten dollars, for rent of for the judges of
elections in the Second Precinct; to the order of
Henry Reaver ten dollars, for rent of for the
judges of elections, Third Precinct; and to the
order of W. Burdett ten dollars, for rent of room
for the judges of elections Fourth Precinct in the
late elections in this town.
Approved April 9, 1864
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-27

A RESOLUTION for furnishing the station house
ReSOiced BY the Board Of Aldermen and Board of
That the sum of seventy five dollars, so much
th as may ~ De Necessary os appropratea for
furniture for the station -house-said sum to be
expended under the direction of E. ]. Shoemaker,
ESQ IApprOyed April 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-27

DROF. G. BORG,
L H - LESSONS ON THE G. UITAR, &C..
Call and hear the Professor, perform, then ~
You You win also see what can be done on the -
Guitar. 541 south 10th street, corner of on the
Island, at Mrs. Robey's. 'T..z -.t ap 81 -6t*
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Convertible into per c. 500 Gold Bond

In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege of convcr.
sion is now worth about 3 per cent per annum
for the current rnte Tor 5-2o Bonds is not les,
than nine per cont. pr,mi"m, and before the wal
the premium on per cent, U. 5 stocks was over
twenty per cent 1T will be seen that the actual
profit on this loan, at the present market rate,
isnot less than ten per cent per annum
Its Exemption from State or Munici.
pal Tayntion,--Bu usiGo from all tie adj
vantagcs we have enumerated, n specii. Act
OF Congress eEempts all bo0dS and Treas,lry note,
Tram loaqI iaratioM. On ihe average, This ex.
cmpIion is worth ubont two per cent per an.
num- according to the rate OF taxation in vari.
ous parts Of the country.
1t s believed that 10 securities offer so grea,
Inducements to ,endors a those issued by III,
Government. In all other forms of indeb,cd
ness, the faith or ability of private parties OF
stock comp1nics,o or separate commun Ices, only
is pledged for payment, while the whole property
OF the country is held to secure the dis"har., o
all the obligations of the United States
While the Government offers the most liberal
terms for its loans, 1t believes that the very
riotsmol lhe people .,t....
Duplicate certfica tes will be issued for all de
posts The party depositns must endorse upon
the original certificate the denomination OF notes
required, and whether ti,cy are 10 be issued in
blank or payable to order. When so. endorsed
itmust be left with the officer receiving the de.
post, to be forwarded TO the Treasury Depart
mcnt.
aVpscmPrIoNs wlLI RE REGnvEp by the Treas
u.er of the Uuited States, at Washing on lii,
several Assistant Treassrers and designated
Depositaries, and by tho -
FIRST AND SECOND NATIONAL BANKS
Clovelahd, Ohio, and by oil National Bank
which are deltositaries of public money, and
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS Il BANKERS
throughput tlfe counlry will give further inlor
una lion and
Afford Every Facility toSubscribers.
76lwtf.
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j. s. 7-3O loan.

The Secretary OF the Treasury gives notice
that subscriptions will he received tor Coupon
Treasury Notes, payable three years from Aug
18TH 1864, with semi annual interest n the rate
of seven aud three tenths per cent per annum-
principal and interest both TO be paid in lawful
money
These notes will be convertible, at :he option
OF the holder, at maturity into six per cent gold
bearing bonds, payable not less than FIVE nor
more than twenty years from their date, as the
Government may elect They will be issued in
denonina ions of so dollnrs 100 dollars, 500 dol =.
lars, 900 dollars, and 5000 dollars, aud all
subscriptions must be for fifty dollars or some
multiple OF fl ty drlurs.
These notes will be transmitted to the owners
free o. transportation charges rs soon after th e
receipt Of the original Certificates Of Deposit as
they can be prepared.
| As the notes draw interest from August 18th.
pc sons making deposits subsequent to thai date
must pay the interest accrued from the date OF
note TO date Of deposit, .f ..
| Parties doposiiing twenty-five thousand dol.
lars and upwards Tor these notes at any one time
will he allowed commission OF one quarter oI
one per cent, which will be paid by the Treas.
/ ury Department upon the Tccep; OF a bill for the
amount, certified to by the ollicer with whom
the depp it was made No deductions tor com.
missions must be made from he deposits.
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The New Atlantic Cable.

The Quebec Mercary, which has received
sample of the new Atlantic cable, thus
describes its appearance: ..... ....
at is an inch and quarter in diane.
ter, and is composed Of seven strands OF
No. 90 fine wire. encasad lengthwise in a
gutta percha tube of i've. eishths of an
inch IN dlapater, covering the whole en-.
closed in an independent wrapper OF the
strands of iron wire OF the best gun metal,
NO. IL size, each wrought inside OF a
hempen rope about quarter of an inch
In diameter, saturated with tar, and laid
sp'rally IN compact manner over the
gutta percha rope containing the insula-
ted conducting wire. The cable is about
two-thirds the weight the old one. which
was almost entirely Of metal. A mile and
half OF 1t has been extended. and found
TO bear without injury seven tons weight.
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pOAD NOTICE Notice is hereby, given
IL that petition w Il be presented 70 the Com,
missl"ucrs ot Geauga County. at their. next
mccunI, on ;hc lirst Monday of December
nett ihe Court House in said County, tor the
alteration ., road On the town line between Ihc
townships OF Niidlefcld and Parkman. SAID
read j, rlu one leading from the cornc,s lust
H"r'h OF A, Z. Towa's 10 The north part OF Park.
man IN said County. castto Tho road leading tron
farkmrn vi Iage to NIId eIcd Corners, intend.
lhs ny Tie a.leratIuu 10 cnuse said rold 10 con.
'prm To the line OF sai townships Ihereb
slrnlshienlng the road and shortening ho ds,an 90
between the two points. p"
October l1tn, lHGi 77lYl
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Notice.

Sylvester K Murdick, Mary J I Court of Com.
Moses and llalsey H. Moses, men Pleas Co
80 VS. auga Co., Ohio
Sylvenus Murdick Solomon
Murdlok the heirs o Ruby Har In Partition.
rinSon, the heirs Of Emma !h. .sE-.| .
lett, Frederick Button. Beuia. ..
min White aud LaIuyeu Tracy. j....|. ,.Eg
H>llE above named deteniln,s will take notice
L lhaIa pctrtr-n-~ss i,'s az ,in Il the on the
2lst day October, ~ d 1914, in the Coat OF
Common Pleas, within and for the County oi Gle
auga and State OF Ohio, by the abuva ma med
plaintiffs, and is now pending wherein said PLAN,
ills demnnd partition oi the following real estate.
10 wit Sltna IN The township Of Midd egied,
ounty OF Geauga aud State OF Dino, aud is
known by lot No three t3) in lot No thirty five
li5,l aud Is more partieuIary bounded and de
scTlped in n deed made and executed by Lyman
Maddox, OF Cayuga Counly in tho Stale OF New
York. to Mary Murdict ana heirs aud boars
date the q "f sept, 1893, aud recorded BooR
\, pages 2l9 and 220; and that at the next
term OF SAID Court the plailttis w!I apply for
an order hat partition may be made a said prem.
Ises, IN pursuance Of ih pruyer OF said petition
BlRCHAiD Il Moses
4. ...r Attorneys for Petitioners.
October 2lst, 1864. 1.-Two
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition will he
y pres uted 10 the Boards OF Commissioners ,l
"ennga and AshtOhula Counties, al their next
session, ON the first Monday of December next.
hnl committee be appointed to Locate Cuunty
I"hl on the County line between Gruuga and Ash.
iubula Counties beginning at tho north.eas, cor
Mer ni Mon!Vile township, on thetcwn line foad,
ih'nce south sn said County line. ~ ntctsGet an
GaSlnnd west Ioad on the south line OF Patrick
Marphy'a land .. s77Iwl
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Taxes for 1864.
NoTIcE TO rAx-rAyEns or GEAUGA coUNrra pursuance

County hereby Hohfei that the
following table showing Of
l L-u.L-L uLLurLr- n.-L IL
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pnosPEcTs OF THE "ULrMArG CoSvEN

PROSPECTS OF THE "ULrrHATE CoNvEN
IioN The Chicago platform prnposes an
'mmsdidte cessation ot hogtiities, and "pk
H"i"te convention of the States. TO change
.ho Constitution, so rs 20 smooth the way
lor tho rotorn Of tho rrbols to it's PROTECTING
ioids' such couyontiln can DO called only
by two,thirds of both bodies Of Congress. or
on application TO that body Of two.thirds
oi the States, dis!oyai as wolI as oyal. The
amendments, to become a part of tho Goa.
siitnuoG, must b0 ratii q by throe ,fourths
OF the slatos. Should tho proposed course
DO adopted, t~s years would probably be
consumed in calling tho convention, in its
deliberations. In tho meantime, the roho,s
would be enobled to roaliao u, least 81 600
900 600 from the sale of cotton. and with
the proceeds to place thoms Olives in au i'm
pregHsble position Of dcfuncc.
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Adminlslrnlor,s Sale of RenI Eslnte.

\ pursuance oi an order granted by the Pro.
l bate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio Twill Of.
Ter for sale al public auction, on the 9th day of
November, lSbl, a. 10 o'clock \. NJ, at my
.csldence, the following described real estate III
uate in the County Of GGHuga aud State OF Ohio.
To vii: Situate IN the township OF MiddIehed in
said County and State, aud known by part OF lor
No II and bDundrd as follows Beg inning AZ a
post standing ou the south west corner OF said lot
No "a; tnencc north on the west line o said lot,
% chains aud 10 links TO pn-t; thence east 20
chains and - links To II posi-; lheuco south on a
marked line 20 chains aud 80 links to post
thence west on the south line 0l said lot 20 chs
and 9i links to the place OF beginning, CONTAIN
Ing ~ aud 30 Of land--cXcepuug ; & 5 100
acres OF land, decided to Hannah Siraron from
the south west corner OF id abovo dercribed
iand-loav wing 81 and IS 100 acres OF land
TERMS OF Sale One hall in hand, and one f.
half in year from the day oi sa lie, with interest,
the payments to be secured by NOR gage upon the
promises sold. ..'. ....7.-. .'...
ELLSWORTH Z THOMPSON,
AdmT Of Harvey Beldou, decd.
Oct Ath, 1864. f..' IOWA
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
The Worlds Great Remedy for

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
of the disease.
This has been so long used and 90 uni
versally known, that we need do no more
than n sure the public that its quality is kept
up TO the best it ever has been, and that il
may be relied on to do all it has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. j. G. AVER & Co.,
PrGctica! and analytical Cien,ists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
Sold b, Cook II h,t,owau ana Dr J Mich.
OILS, Chnrdon; J. Il Field Hambden; G w Gar
rcu, Monville c & G r Harmon Chester
X Roads; pr Cleveland. Burton; w l.. Por-
ter, Bundysbura;C : Field East Clardon II
N, ritner, ParEman;J. w. Thompson, Middle =
field, and by dealers generally. 739yl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

TNPHRAlM SFANSBERRY, Iverson STAINS
~ berry Errilla Stansberry. Samuel STAN.
berry, Lydia Wodl6y VIM Wooley Eliza eth
Straw Josephus Straw, and Sarah Stansberly
etc will take notice that a petition was ii led
|against them, on the 18th day Of September,
a. D 1864. in the Court of Common Pleas
within and f'r the said County of Wyandot,
ami State of Ohlo, by Lewis Stausber,y and
is now pcndipg wherein said Lewis Stansber.
ry demands partition ofthe follow & real es-
tate towit: The South part of the North west
qusrterof section thi ty three, in township 3,
range -, con'alning seventy acres also, the
Easthalf ofthc South Fast quarter Of section
twenty-pihe. in township three, range thi,tetu
containing eighty acres also. the North West
Of the Moth West qNarter cf section thirty
three, in township three srapge Thirteen. con-
tanning thirty three acres, also, the Southeast
East ofthi Moth Fast qadrter dfseetion TWEEN
ty Mn IN township three, range thirteen,
containing forty acres, and also, the South
West halfo the North East quarter of section
twenty ei1ht in tow ship 3, range thirteen,
cnniaining 5 acres OF land. all said lands being
in the said County of Wyandot' and Stase Of
Olio. and that at the next term of said Court,
the said Lewis SLAMS erry will apply for an
order that part tioh ttia' be made Of said prem
ises. .. LEWIS .STANSBERRY,
B Henry Maddux. his Atty.
Sept. 10. 1864 6w "d =
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EF Mothers "individuly and collec-

% Mothers "individuly and collec
lively. without single exception, pro-
nounce Madame Porter'S Tough B B,'ssm"
the m st pleasant and efficacious Rvmedy
for the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Group
Sore Throat, DC, DC, in children that
has ever vet been given to the public
They ,av it always acts like charm
Children really like it--so Unlike the
many nauceous and worthless preparations
now in the market:ssit can re obtained Of
all Druggists, price only rs cents per
bottle. ..lt aa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14
air. P0stEe0ERed.

In consequence Of the lnclemency Of the
weather the WYANDOT COUNTY AGRI.
CULTURAL FAIR has been postponed till
the 18th, 10Th and Goth days Of October;
when it is to be hoped that the weather will
be favorable. The FAIR promises to be the
best ever held in the county. A large mum.
Der OF entries have alreedy been MAIDS, and
other preparations are being made to smuse
interest and benefit the people. With zeal
and activity truly commendahle, the mana
gers are leaving nothing undone to make
the Fair an honor to the county aud to its
enterprislng citizens.
Let every one turn out to the County Fair,
and take an active part in supplying articles
for exhibition. let us have grand time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14
CORRECTED BY II. H. HoLDRlDGE &
Died.,

At her residence, on the morning ns the
i4th inst, krs. MtiLHoLLAsD, wife OF Hugh
llullholand. @
Herself and husband moved to this county
3s years ago, when it was yet little more
nan . wilderness, and thus endured all the
h. rdships incident to pioneer life: As
wife, mstt er and e nei shbor, she acted her
part we'll, In early life shs connected her
self with the N. E. Church, and died the
trunrh.nt death ef 4 shristiss. ky.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14
]. AYRES, Adit.
Gradys' Minstrels.

Gradys' celebrated sseroscopic Exhi-
bition. will be opened in this village for n
few days only, commencing on Tuesday
October 49, Beerys' Hall. The last day
of the County Fair.Prof. Grady will give
one Of his pleseng and inter sting enter
tsinments, that has been drawing crow
ded houses in every place he has visited.
The entertainment will consist of songs,
brillinnt fests of illusion and marvellous
and laughable coloquial and ventriloquia
imitation. Prepare for fun. Admission,
IS cents
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PROBATE NOrlCls.

NOTICEis hereby given that Rohe,t NcKrly
II Adminnlstrator OF the Estate ofJoRi White
deceased, D Il. Warner, Administrator Of the
Esta,e Vi Isaac N lane, deceased, and Andrew
Betz GnHdian Of Enoeh Nah Gunt hageiiled
their respective accounts il the office Of the
Probate Court Of WyHndot County for iinal
settirmen,. u ...a
SAID accounts will remain on flt fer in
spectioh b; AL eprcarnvd Hntil the 18th day
OF Oct. A. D., lo64. wAen settlement will be
mAte Nj, n. KIRBY,
Oct. 7th, 1864, Prohate Judge.
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tAese malign cslcuIssiopss Arc, they viii
ling to cast such votes ., shall d slight the
enimies OF the Republic? every ttus
American feeling revets against it. The
time has not cone when our bEthrigt is
to be managed 50 as to please rebels at
home and toes abroad, Our peo9ls have
not Yet 50 degenerated from tAeir fat4ers.
who braved the; world in laying broad
and dep, in human rights. the touuds.
tons of Il Government that shall endure
or Sefs. -- --.-Ll ~ III Al M
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Tho Ladies Friend For October

Tho Ladies' Friend For October
".Peep," a beautifully executed steel ell
craving of mother and her little gir
opens this number Of THx LApYs FRIEND
The double steel Fashion Plate is also as
rich and elegant as usual. Then follow
the numerous engrsvings--some particu
larly sxcellent--illustrating the new
modes for lsdise and children. The
music for this number is new song call
IL love thee, dearly love thes''--a popu.
lar sentiment, as all will admit. Among
the literary contributions We note Scat.
ter Blessings" by Minnie May; "Two
Years Lost" by Emma B Ripley; "Life
is Good" by Miss Annie F. Kent: "Ihe
Imported Hen" q comical sketch bv H.
w. S.; "A Turn in Fo ortunes Wheel, ,"by
Mrs. Hosn,er; "Why I didn't Marry
Grant Heuson," by Ida Maso N (it strikes
us that Ida was little on Graut); "Css.
ties in the Air." by Mrs. Anna Bache;
missionary Work"(in the msltrimo NAL
line We see this is), by Frances Lee &
dc. Or course there is the usual wock
Table Receipts aud E Ei!prials. Pricesa
Goa year--two copies 81 90. nine for
$1,000. twenty-one for $500. Single
g cents. Address Deacon e.
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street, Philadel-
phia. ..... .....,
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BARLEY WANTED
The Upper Sandusky ,Distillefy,
10 the place to sell your Barley.
The highest cash price paid for all
kinds OF grain. Call on John d
Mckee 81 Co. "t7' .
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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, 1864-10-14

Died.-In Salem Township. this
county. October 9th, 1864. Eliza Rorette
Daughter and only child of A. P. and
Augurta Hnlse ls.e of Cslifornis, agt
years and II days
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altm eeAIttetiseMgAl3.
Administrators Iacyice.

7 HE subscriber has been appointed AMI quail
l flied Us Administrator OF the Estate Of James
Hui {, lAte OF WyanGoE Coanty. Caio dc.
ceased -'. Wm. BRAGION.
. Oct. 7, lS64A3t. ......5 sd .,.Ig
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Tpral 4 tMsistrllaatpns.
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
atelv.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14
DIT I : GTI NOTICE z

4 DAM ST1oRB Of the County Of Stark, in the
I State of Ohio, will take notice that on the G
l7th day of S S>ptsmber A D, 1864. Sam'. Ewing
filed with the Auditor of Wy ndot County, Ohio,
a petition praying for the location and censtruc-
ton OF a drain or water course in said Cepntys
as follows, to-wit: Beginning thirty rods South
of the North line of section thirty, in Crane
Township, in said County, on the East line of
the Norsh-wtst quarter of.said section, summing y
thence Nerth along said East line to said section
line. and thence Fly and Westerly di.
reetion along themeahderings of the swale then
locate it. through the west partu Of sec
ton nineteen, in said township, until it inter
saets a ditch in said swale lately constructed
Eby George Cerdry, and then terminate.
Said petition win be for hearing at. the next
resularsittirgs of tbs sCommissienen. of said Wy
andet County, on the LIST Monday of Dectmbtr
next.
= SAIUEE EWING.
Sri. 20, ,lsGt.-s..
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N @ sp u g lB J

TTVHOMAS G. RODGlllS Malfhew ] Rod.
1 gers, Nelson Ro5vrls ,Josrph N RoAv.,s
Sar1h Jaue hotgcx, Catharue Rodgers the
heirs ana legal fepresen,aitSesaf,|ohn p RnI,
gers deceased. - ts4,. uol,ce that ON TN. 3g,h
u,.y ol Seq, A. ID. 1854 Jn,nts M,y. A dmi,;s.
Ii atof onthe Estt,e of ,lnhn n Rhiysr. H.. -,
Ross Couuly, how d,ceascd. tilca In the Pro-.
ba,e C0urtlnaad lorthe O5niy ~ WySndot
aud State of Onro. y petition R,ln5yinp tb3t .o,I
John,. Rodsers " hs wa, then in f,u 'gi ;s, "T,, i
hrs dnly Stnatit,tnt' A',,,,tt .rI 4 >. ,.,l,, - :"
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ry<HE undersigned has been duly appoin-
ted aud qualified AS Adminntrutof OF the
estate of ohu Il. Nj. Co2is, late Of Wyan.
dot couus!, Ohio, deed
... THOMAS PARKS.
Oct 7th, ls64-9w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14
BE WISE IN TIME
BE WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy your constituticn--
Try bot eof my periodicrl Drops, anag
will br satisfied hat am no ilhpostor Tel
Your afflicted friend what restored the bloom "
heath to yonr checks, and thereby confer .
favor more valuable than gold For painful or
scenfy Msnstrlatioo it is just the the thing
/ have no" IN my mind an instance ofa lady
who had seen sotf4riov from piinfuI Menstrps.
tion two O. three years, contining her to her
70 m each time She had applied to several
eminent physcssns, without telief. when one
bottle Of my Drops entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES @t
ONE p0Ttrt u fNJrpEl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-10-14

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