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D. u stet-i byihe S.igLg and Ly,,. al, I,.,., ~,
r ~ t'4fet Nlfcs IF .imrici az i,.Jc.ss os,1,LLi
That 50 mitch "I the FIRST section of the .t f iIirI t
august one Thousand eight hundred and an,
tit'd An act making appropriations for In, nayai -
Tor The year ending the hrtetli of Jun. On. ,n,
sshd eight iinrel aud ortyninr, as requires that NJ.
snpeI1Dcncht OF the naval o>orvstor, al ,n
city shall he captain commander ar lieutenant Il, m
nWy, lie, and j. hereby repealed and no nicsr ~ ~,
navy "mpio,ed rs superintendent shall r-c.t. -thyr
than the siore-,luty pay OF hi. grade. "''
Approved March 3 1865.
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TREASURY nF THE UNITED sTATES)
DIVISION or THE SATloy,L BANKS,
Washington, June D. 1860.
Ttia hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
ALBANk OF NORFOLK, Virginia, u Banking Associa'
ZION organized under the Act 40 provide National Cur
rescy secured by pledge of inile States ol-, ard 10
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof APP
proved Jsne g. 1851 having complied with the require
es OF section Is Of said Act and with the regua tion
If this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
lay been designated Depository ~ PGbiic Moneys, es
c"r receipts from Customs aud 10y virtue Of srch desisna
ton will also lie employed Financial Agent Of the
Government r. Il. SPINNER,
je2t-tf Treasurer 4. :.
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street
AGENT FOR 7-30 LOAN.

Constant supply 1T Note. will be kept hand
This Bank viii buy and sell all Glasses Of cow
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers Oh the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT ATrESToNTo
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AID FIRMS,
and to ahy other business entrusted 10 the Bank
FULL INFORMATION in regard 10 GOVERNMENT
LOANS al all lnes cheeriuly furnished.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
0ftiCE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
w,.,uxaThN Nav 1oth 1sen

TREASURY DEPA FTMENT,
0fticE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1863.
WnkBtts by satisfactory evidence presented 10 the uii.
iearisue, II has been made to appear that the "ES
GRANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" 10 the
Nty u Norfolk IN the County VI Norfolk and state %
Virginia has been duly organized unc aud according to
requirements 0i the III Congress entitled An Act TO
provide National Currency secured by plelgco' United
States bonds aud 10 provide Tor the circulation mad
iemptou thereof approved June RI 1861 and has
piled with all the provisions Of said Act 10 he complied
With before commencing the business Of Banking under
said Act:
Now, rsERffoRg, I, FREEMAN CLARgr Comptroller o
the Currency, do hereb, certlf, That THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK in the City of Nor
fok IN the County Of Norfolk aud State Of Virginia, Il
authorized to the business Of Banking unde
tho Act aforesaid.
'-,, In testimony whereof, wiiAe-s my hand an,
! IS seal OF Office This thirteenth day of Ma.
; FREEMAN CLARKE,
! Comptroller of the Currency
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a Il ) A LIT! 1T!
~ RECEIVED AND ron SALE
1900 bushels Turks Island SALT.
rer btiE Nellie VIII he sold low. Apply 10
.nuos =. CYRUS W eTAPLEY
A1sA'-e No. 10 Wierwatsr stsst
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~ Aof 10 extend the Provisions Of the ar.t s.etis AT
AN Act for the Government of pcrsOus in certain r.h
sses, approved June nineteenth, eighteen hundred
and thirfeen.
sss " tie Vsttea Saess sAmgsea in GJaerss, !. ~
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Il ESOL UTiON.y.

M. l..
JorST RESOLUTION authorizing the Secretary ~ the Navy
Ia expcud Portion of The ConngeAs Fund Tor onlsr,
ihg the Navy Department BQiid4s,
Be Tssorea by II, .Snate ind Hus. Of RepatSs1t,,
tires Of n, Eded Sptes Qj isterca IN Congress ossea
Net That the ecrctar, If the Navy be- and he hereby
IL, authorized To espcr 50 much of the contingent tuid
heretofore appropriated may be Necessary for the
iargrment OF the Navy Department building 10 meet The
wants of the Department
Approved, December Is. 1854.
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Az ACT providing GF the Conhp,m.s, 80 ,,v,,ar
Refuge, nav" S'@tes.h Houses Vt
re asrieisa b. ne .Sssts md IE.ys. AZ ,,.,,.
@ eH'tsa ssss,s @ Asaertce 10 {tggr sh,,
80 80 fr's1us onenaeir against tho laws NJ a., 80,
Sste.' oeng under the sgs Of .ixt,sn 'e ,nl'ei
y saer DC CONVICTED OF crime BY any ro,r, IS ~,
rrisonmeht. shall be confined duriny snail he int
in some house OF refuge TO be designate. - Va ehteiiee
OF the Interior. aud shall be translortsi a esfcary
the warden or keeper Of such house of r,Tn D.
shal Of the district where such shall have ae mar.
such conviction he had in the District Of t ef u
BY the warden Of the Jail Of said stI,r a"d H. sa bS
able actual expense of the transpu,;ylj o,. ~,
sistcncp and hire, and Ialspor = ion Of assig;
the marshal warden only. shall be raid bv ill., '
tary of the Interior out of ihe laiiciary fund wv '''
Sec. - dad be FURTHER sig1rte3 That 1t shah No H.,
duty of the Secretary of te Interior contrae, will t1
managers persons lytg control Of sc. s.,-,s or
oyncnt OF all suck Ifyenile offenders and b. Nv. IN.
several counts of gstnted States amt Of tho District Of
Columbia notice nj tbs places provided for the roine
nf said oieieEs and such orcndeas shall he SEN
enes TO ecineeht IN the house Of asiRIa nearest The
,lsce Of coasetion designated b, a Sertsry Of the
Interior.
Approved, March :. 1888.
Act 10 send Act entitled Act to provide for
fhr better Organization Of indss kfsirsip California"
5e ,sasi.d By u. saots ea Asssof Representatives.
lac sum Of sixty thousand deisrr or 30 nuci thereof
nay oe heeesssry, be, aud ths Il hereby apprepr
eu out " spy money ~ the treasury ~ Otherwise APP
epsMteu tef the purpose VI essbline is Secretary
Nc Autot 10 pay tbs sstiisrs in nooSs Vaiis1, CsM
da WI 'Rsh i.brsvsAsnss On rAe Indian reservation
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OFFICIAL.

,mL,J Thai IKE provisions Of the hr-t section ran
st Tor the OF persons in certain hsheries
approved On The nineteenth of June, In the year one
thousand eight hundred and tr.rp, shall extend and
Apply TO ths skipper and IT vessels VI
III. bnrtheh Of twenty tons or upwards qualified ac-
rordins te law for carrying the maekere fisheries
ound fro, pert Ia the United States 10 be employed in
sneh fisheries in the way II such fisheries had
I-en embraced IN said act: ford,J That the agree.
msu named in said section shall bs 'm, made inorscd
and cOnntef-igned.
Approved March 3. 1915
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OUR DUTY.

We deem l. our duty to keep constantly bt
fore our readers that most valuable OF all medi-
,eines, known az Goes Cough Ba!sam. 1t has stood
the tests cf time and experiment. and all who
use it speak in the most praise worthy terms OF
its medicinal valge. II is the real duty of
every parent - keep constant supply oft in
the horse. ready fer medical use Not only is
it nso.t splsRdid remedy for coughs, sudden
solids, inhuenza, crclp.and all throat complaints
but it is the eonsunp ptiFe's great relief. When
they are 50 far gone thatno medicine will ever
,erethem. Goes ChGsh Balsam will be found
an iayaluable friend to al!ay the coughing,
help the expectora ton, and ease the sufferer.
Why will We that are suffering from coughs,
colds. Group, sore throat, hoyseness-and that
are liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our
advice. and provide yourself with supply of
Goes Cough Balsam--the best and cheapest
Cough Baissm in the world It costs but
40 cts, and can be found upon the eounteu of
druggists.
January 25, 1865, I'm
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now TIE DEVIL LOST.--Ths folio,

|
| now TIE DEVIL LOST.--The follow
ing is too good to be lost
A young man, who ardently desired wealth,
wis visited by HE Satanic Majesty, who tenn
ted him to promise his soul for eternity if he
could be supplied on this earth with all the
money he could use. The bargin was conclu-
dsd ;the devil was to supply the money, and
was at last to have the soul, unless the young
man spend more money than the devil could
furnish, Year, passed away; the man married,
was extravagaut in his living, built palaces,
speculated widely, lost and gayeaway fortunes,
and yet his Golfers were always full. lie turned
politician, and bribed his way to power and
fame, without reducing his pile Of gold. He
became "liibustcr," and ftted ont ship, snd
armies but his banker honored all has drafts:
He went to ST Paul 10 live, and paid The usual
rates Of interest for all the money he could
borrow but tho the devil made wry faces
when he payed the bills,yet they were all paid.
One expedient after another failed; the devil
counted the time, only two years, that he must
wait for the soul, and moe ked the efforts of the
Departing man. One more trial was resolved
upon-the man started a newspaper! The
devil growied at the bill at the end of the first
quarter, was savage in SIX months melancholy
in nine, and broke-"dead broke--at the end
of the year. So the newspaper went down,
but the mans soul was saved.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Letters remaining unclaimed in the Post Office
at Upper Sandusky, State Of Ohio, Feb. 18th,
1865.
To obtain any of these letters, the applicant
must call for advertised letters, give the date OF
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
If not called for within one month, they will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Bremen Miss Sarah Cook Mr. s. T..
Halstead John Harris Mis- Anhs
Lndwig David Marshall Miss Achsap
Mays Michael Martin John
Peck Capt. Hiram Seymore A. W.
Walton John
w. A. LOVETT, P. N.
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Certificate of Authority.
(To Expire on the 3lst Day Of January, 1865
OTpIcE OF rHE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
Cnlumhus O Ian LIZ 1853

Columbus, o., Jan. l6, 1865.
WnEREAs, The Mtna Insurance Company, To-
Gated at Hartford, in the State of Connecticut
has filed in this office sworn statement of its
condition, as required by the first section of the
corporated by the State of Ohio" passed April
9Th, 1856; and amended February 9th, 1864 and
whereas, said Company has furnished the I'M
dersigned satisfactory evidence that it Id posses
sed of at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars OF
actual Capital invested in Stocks or Bonds, orin
Mortgages of Real Estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged: and,
Whereas sid Company has filed in this
Office written instrument under its corporate
seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any Agent or Agents of
said Company in this State to acknow ledge
service of process for and in behalf of said
Company, according to the terms of said law.
Now, Therefore, in pursuance of the first sec
tion of the aforesaid act, |, james H. Goldman,
Auditor of the State of Ohio, do hereby certify
tina said d1tua Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, is authorized to transact the business of
Fire and Marine Insurance in this State until
the thirty first dsy of January, in the wear one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
In Witness Whereof, hale hereunto sub
scribe my name and caused the seal of my Office
to be affixed the day and year above written.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
fszALl srAMp1 Auditor of State.
EY- Applications received and policies
promptly issued by L. A. Brunner, Agent at
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
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MA.RR.T-AGE3.

Feb 3D., in Eden Township, by Elder Ho-
mer King, Mr. John Goodrich of Huron Co., tc
Miss, Jane Caldwell of Wyandot. Mr. Good
rich belongs to u Brigade Band, and returns tC
the army. May his two years service be short
ened by the dawn of peace, and his return
gladden. the hearts of his friends, and the
loved one at home.
Also. Feb. 5th,. Mr., ", H. Horick, to Miss
Margaret Start, both of Nevada, Ohio.
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STATE oFCONNECTICUT, {,
County of Hartford ( w.

Thomas A. Alexander, President, and Lueiut
j. Hendee Secretary of the HTNA Insuranc.
Company, being severally sworn, depose and
say, that the foregoingis full, true and correct
statement of the affairs of the said Company
that the said Insurance Company is the bona
tide owner of at least One Hundred Thousand
Dollars of actual Cash Capital invested in Stocks
and Bonds; that the above described invest
ments, nor any part thereof, are made for the
benefit ofany individual exercising suthorty in
the management of said Company, either as Pres
ident, Secretary, Treasurer Director, or other.
wise, and that they are tie above described Of
ficers of said Insurance Company.
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President
LUClUS j. HENDEE, Secretary.
f"|sN"~1 Subscribed and sworn before me,
{ SEAK this 2d dsv of January, 1865.
<~s~||.S HENRY FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace.
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1865.
Pennsylvania CENTRAL r, R.
Double Track Route From
2lttShnsg. to 2hiladrlphia.
EsIs E.sy --yFrzpI5 p HErz6g1
fxfSs[rTs,A gsa'ss'sd't ~ = llF eff,aeTI

|
FROM ALL PORTIONS OF THE WEST, NORTH
West and Southwest this line and It's connections form
eNher she shortest the best route 10 PHILADELPHIA
Ncw YORK, Boston, Baltimore and Washington. Thu
traveller mhy with confidence rely upon connection.
hsh speed with perfect safety, and every appliance for
can be procured New and elegant passen-
ger cars Tor day and night servcc have recently teen
| Road.
At Pittsburgh, trains from the West run direct 10 Tho
mhoh Henot where Passengers transferred to the
rains OF the PENNSYLVANIA Central Railway. which leave
flusourSh ana arrive at other points follows.--
| FAST MAIL-Leaves Pittsburgh at a. NJ; stopplna
at Pflueipal stations, and arrives at Altoona pt5 So
AN, RarTisourgt at or M, Baltimore at IS p.
NJ New York, via Allentown at 0 10 r! NJ, Philadei-
pha a 5r. NJ, and New York, via Philadelphia, 1t
"a AZ M.
HARRISBURG ACC0Mop ATI0N--rTo Harrisburg
only Leaves Pittsburgh at 80 4. N stopping at all
regular stations. Altooua 1T 50 =. and arriyas
at Harrisburg AT 30 y. MI ~
PITTSBURGH AND ERIE FXPREss-Leayes
Pittsburgh at 80 r. M Stopping at nearly all Stations
10 X haven - !. NJ, Harrisburg al As r.M Phila-
delp ha ~ YEA, NJ and New York ut o As A. 81.
PHI IADBLPHIA ABXPRESS--Lcavcs Pittsburgh st
81 T. N. stopping only ut principal Stations Arrives
al Altoona at 40 Pm. Harrisburg at a 40 A. NJ Balt-
more al 90 A. M New York via Allentown nj o 90
4 NJ, Philadelphia at o5 4. NJ. and New Yo,k, ei.
Philadelphia, at 90 M Sleeping Cars run through
this iran rrop Pittsburgh to Bclo.e and PAllade-
yhia, and New York via Allentown.
PAST LINE-Lesvcs Pittsburgh at G AoPM Stopl
ping only at principal Stations. Arrives at Altoona At
30 A NJ, Harrisburg az 4okN Vi, tBatluore atia 40
p NJ, New York. via Allentown at 40 r. NJ, Philade-
phia Il so p, M. aud New YORK. Via Philadelphia, at
G &5p,mt
breakfast t Dinner Supper.
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Probate Notice.

RoTICE is hereby given that Christian B,oepfsr Ad.
ministrator with the will annexed the estst. O,
Sheldon Beebe. deceased; A. j. Peters admir- Of ths
estate Of Jerome Worley, deceased and Catbarine
Snder, Exe'x OF the estate Of John Snder deceased
have hled in the Office ofths Probat. Court Of wynndo
ment
ssid accounts will remain file in said Office uutil
ths Attn day oi March, 1Ss5, when settlement will b,
49,, VI 'esa Snsteaiter - said sccounts can be
u II KIRBY,
t"'e" Probate Judge.
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ABOUT ADVER7ISING- We don't know
who wrote the following item about advertising
whoever did it was very sensible. The mer
chants and other business men here and els
where, who advertise, are the ones who make
the money. Some of our buainess men adver
business are always threnged with customers
We commend the following to all, of whatever
business or profession, who do not advertise:
"You see goods are like gals--they must 60
when they are in fashion and good looking, or
else yoke of oxen wouldn't draw them off
aftsrw ard The man that advertises mot does
the most bushes, because he don't make one
stock last one years time. | know a merchant
of this district who has imported three different
patches of goods within year from Europe,
and now he's nearly sold out again. How does
he and his partner get rid of so many goods ?
They advertise more than III the rest put togeth-
err that's howl Twill prove it. IfyOu want
to borrow money-if you want to lend money
if vou want farm to rent-if you have one to
If your horse, COW, pig, colt
sheep or oxen 60 astray, advertise them right
off. and not run chance of loosing them alto
yether, or having to pay as much as they are
" orth In charge for keep.
If YOU are a shoemaker. tailor. blacksmith,
wagoner, or any kind of useful mechanic, show
people that you are not ashamed of being
by advertising. Ifyou keep hotel,
make it known. When people see man ad
vertising, they know he is business man. The
world is full of folks who want --Some want
10 sell, some want to buy, and the only way to
meet these wants, and make money, is to sd-
vertise. Advertising is like money-if followed
A. IL f,At.
dollars for one sign, with nothing but their
name on it. Well, what do you think of hsv-
ing 1900 signs week in newspaper In it
you SHOW your whole establishment to the eoun-
try every week
Ifyou ere wise.
Just rub your eyes.
And 90 to wo.N an a .Yer.lse.
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BULLY FOR yTTFFGTN

MIFFLIH ALI SAFE FROM THE
DRAFT.--Got our quota filled and the men in
the field and our receipt for the Townshipwith-
out stealing man, and have two thousand
dollars left. Wesay bully! What does Crane
say abont the wind this time? We have not
heard it yeti Has that bell ceased its mournful
tolling that struck terror into the heart of the
tall Editor and made him look like hard tack
and SOW belly? And Bob Tie Captain of the
Sons of Liberty locke as if dose of Mother
Winslow's soothing syrup would help him very
much; and the little Editor was running up
and down the pavement jerking the wires not
knowing that they were cut at the other end.
Not so smart this time, eh 1t reminds me of
the Fox and the Crane in the fable. The Fox
had to stand and lick the out side of the Jar,
the Crane came and thrust in her long neck
and stole. and eat until she had enough, and
some TO spare, and then streached her long neck
and spread he wide wings and said our quota
10 full, and thirty men for the next draft, but
as soon as the hole was stopped the Crane, like
the Fox has tight nippng to get through, SO
that she may swing clear, if not there will be
train for the land of Ice the late home of Val
landighsm But never mind the weather 80
long as the wind don't blow. T. P.
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A PISTOL FIGHT-At Greenville, Ohio
the other day, two bloods had pistol fight in
the street. Though several shots were fired,
neither were damaged Ops Of the balls passed
through the window of u dry goods store,
struck the drum of the stove, peused through,
and struck man in the breast, inhicting a
troublesome but not dangerous wound.
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T. & II. Mccormick,

DAN TIERS. will promptly attendto Hops,
l. Paenting, Wagon Painting. Paper Hang
ing, Gfainlng, Glazing, and Cementing Bricl
Work. All work done in the best manner, and
1pon the most reasouabltterms.
II shop one loor South Of paviiBop she,
GroeeT Store,
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A QUEER FLAG-An lrishman recently
hung striped pettcoat, in front of his place
Of business for flag. And when asked what
he meant, replied, "Its the emblem of the
country love-"
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COURT WEEK.--The Court Of Common
Pleas for Wyandot County, is now in session.
His Hon. Judge Whitley Presiding. From the
docket we gather the term will be short one.
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Tickets 25 cts. for single Lecture.


GOT HIS PASSION contemporary Of the
"Upior. has received his annual pass over the
P, f. W. 4 c. r.. W., last week.
COnsideration.-Not publishing the double
coiamned, metaphysical time table Of the giant
of railway Ticket Agents. Ours, certainly
will be here soon, inasmuch as we gave him a
pretty fair notice, and one of considerable
length five have not, as yet, rendered q
q,ad pro quo, for pass, we will devote, each
month, a short space to the operations of that
department of the road, until we do. We have
an artist engaged in preparing cuts for our col
umns, representing certain scenes In the history
of great railway man, which we will present
to our readers in few weeks. We are deter
mined that we ,ciA earn our pass, so don't send
it on quite yet. We think when our pictures
are introduced as representative Of acts in the
drama, we will instanter receive our pass And
then won't we rider Oh, Jchosaphat How
we will ridel Bully for the man who distrib
utes passesl
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PAPER FROM CORN HUSKS,-- In few
days the Austrian patent for making paper from
corn husks will be thoroughly tested in this
country. If the experiment succeeds according
to expectation, steps will be Immediately taken
to manufacture printing paper on an extensive
scale by the new process. The present paper
mills can be easily adapted TO the manufacture
of the husk paper, and the owners Of the patent
intend to contract with mill owners for the
manufacture Of this paper, Of all qualities and
descriptions.
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N7OULD inform the citizens Of Upper San F.
w dusky y and vicinity, that they are now
now prepared to perform all operations
in Surgical and Mechanical Dentistry. Teeth
inserted on pivot, or from one toa full set on
gold, silver orvuIcanite base. Carious teeth
cleansed, filled and effectually preserved.
IL Charges moderate. aud all operation 6
warranted.
II Teeth extracted without pain.
E5y- Rooms at Ayres' Building, second
400 three doors east of the Post Offss.
Ue. Saadusky. Sept. l&, 1884.
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A GOOD 'UN-During the recent cold snap,
a man living in block at Hartford shut OIL
the water Of the block go that it should not
freeze up in the ppes,and in the morning found
that one of his reighbots had been up all
night trying to thaw out the pipes
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-15

co AND HEAR-Rev. Mr.. Bogle's lect ure
on "Young America" at the Presbyterian
Church on Monday Evening next.
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TOHN A. WILLIAMS, Proprietor of the old and we'll
known Upper Sandusly Livery Sable desires to say
to the public that he is still located at the old stand
nearly opposite the Pierson House, where all can be
accommodated with the very best Horses, Carriages
Buggies Sulkies, &c, just comfortably fixed up and
accompanied by as careful drivers if desired can be
bund in Wyandot County.
RSA- Don't forget to inquire for the Od Upper San
dusky Livery Stable, If you want good Rig,
!. A. WILLIAMS
Upper Sandusky, Jan. !, 1854
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rs A Lady is stated to have discovered q
rem edy for suffering. II is simply the act o
reading in whisper, and gradually augment
'ns the whisper to a loud tone