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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

Died.-December 18th, 1866, near Up
per Sandusky, Wyandot county, Ohio,
AMELIA BAfNDER, wife of David Bainder.
formerly of Pickaway county, Ohio, aged
30 years, 5 months and 81 days. 4
Sistea Bainder was "a member Of the u.
B. Church for q number. Of. years, lived a
Christian life, and in death left the legacy
to her friends that she has gone to reap
her reward in Heaven. She leaves hus-
band, one child, and a large circle of
friends to mourn their loss, although not
without hope.
Funeral services by the writer.
.g3 d. s. CALDWELL.
Pastor of the U. B, Church,
~.~ - nE Upper SanduskY G1finse
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TURKEY .--Messrs. A. c. TRIBoLET
Il SoN will please accept our thanks for
the very fine Christmas Turkey they pre-
sented to MS. We appreciate the kindness
of our liberal friends. May they be bless
ed with good health and prosperity Ihe
turkey was an excellent one, and a true
exponent of the fine family groceries
which the public may always find at the
popular store of those well-knowh gentle
men.
The PIONEER printers toast-'Long
live Tribolet g. Son!'
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Total receipts,
$l,264.sS
Cincinnati weekly Commercial.

With pleasure we call attention to the
Prospectus of the above meritorious and
ably conducted journal. The proprietors
have securedthe services of the most cele-
brated writers of Europe and America for
the coming year, sWewould aayise those
who desiSe foreign journal to subscribe
for the Commercial, because by doing so
you will get the. news as fully as in any
New York papers, and much State matter
which never appears in them that is inyalu-
able to the citizens of Ohio. But the Conn
mercial is too well known to need an v
praise from our feeble pen. Turn
to the Prospectus for particulars. Capt.
McCutcheOn is A gent fse, lf.sH
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The Lady's Friend for January cons
tains beautiful steel plates, which of them
selves. are worth tie price of the Maga-
zine. The picture "At Sea" is admirable
and the same may be said of ''Werter's
Charlotte.'' The reading matter is from
the best writer's Of the land.
One copy, with engraving, $3.50. We
will send the Lady's Friend and the
PIONEER for So 80.
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MILLINERY g. DRESS MAKING,

WE take pleasure to announce to the la
w dies of Upper Sandusky and vicinity,
that we have just received fine stock of Nwe
Goods from the East which we offer at very rea-
sonable rates. We work over straw and felt
to suit our patrons and we are determined to
give satisfaction to all We keep constantly
on hand patterns of the latest styles.
Ey- Call and see us, at our new place, ON
East side of Main Street, one square North of
the Railroad
S. BELL & G. LOGAN
Oct a. lS66-1y
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Legal Notice

HEORGE E. EWING will take notice that
VI Zachriah E. Ewing has commenced an
faction against him and David Martin in the
Court of Common Pleas of Wyandot Cou nty
Ohio, to compel said George E. Ewing to pay
made October 81, 1865, for 5000 by SAID George
E. Ewing as principal and plaintiff as his Sc
curity. payable to said David Martin one year
after Date with 10 per cent interest. An attach
mcnt has been levied on the property of said
George Ewing and an answer is required by
the 2d day of February A D 1867.
j. D. & G. SEARS,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dec l3, I8G6-Gw.
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gnfaI slatites.
Heirs of Anneke James.

A meeting of the Anneke James
heirs will be held at Upper Sandusky,
Ohio, at the Warpole House,
Saturday, January 29th, 1906
for the purpose of sending some one
to meet the heirs in Poughkeepise to
represent the heirs in Ohio.
GE-A meeting Of Anneke James
will be held at Poughkeepsie, January
Sd, 1857.
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Administrator Sale cf Real
Estate.

TN pursuance of an order granted by the Pro-
L bate Court of Wyandot county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction,
On TIE 12M day Of Jonuasy, 4. d., 1867,
at O'clock, A. NJ, upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the
county of Wyandot and State of Ohio, to-
wit: The east half of the east half of the
north east quarter of section twenty -four
(24), township one (D, south of range four
teen [l4) east, containing forty acres, more or
ltss. Appraised at $500.
Terms of sale, one third in hand, one third
in one year, and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest," the payments to
be secured by mortgage upon the premises sold
JOHN K. LUPTON,
Administrator of
LEVI J.. WILSON, decd.
T. E. GRIsELL, Attorney.
December l3, 1SG6.-5t.
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Sale Of Real Estate,

0N the 10Th day of January 1867, at two
" o'clock, p. NJ. will be sold to the highest
bidder, the following premises to-wit: In lo
No. IL, in the Town of Mexico, Wyandot Co
Ohio. ale to be upon the premises, and upon
the following terms viz: One-half cash, or
day of sale, and balance in one year with in
terest and security.
JAMES B. ROBINSON,
Administrator of
MICHAEL KFINS. decd
Dee l3, 1666--4w.
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AUCvIONEER,s NOTICE.

Daniel Fishel, Licenced Auctioneer,
will attend to Sales of all kinds of person
al and real estate property. Will also cry
sales for Administrators Executors,
Trustees, Assignees, ETC., on reasonable
terms. Residence in Upper Sandusky.-
Word left at the Postoffice will receive his
Immediate attention-4n-tf
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PuRLIsHER,S NOTICE.

We aim to make the PIONEER medium
of local events transpiring IN oil parts 9,
the County, and to that end des're oar
friends in TIE different townships 10 tor-
,card TO as any items that may be Of .'ter-
est in their ne;gh5orhoods. Send the
facts in 5riefif yoa choose, and ace ao'tI
adress them up'' for publication.
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Wood Wanted.-We hope that those
who promised us wood, and others VINO
may desire to pay their subscription with
wood, will bring it in soon.-vt.
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From the Chicago Evening journal. ]
ART IN THE WEST.
a Note from Mr.. IIeaIy.

a Note from Mr.. UeaIy.
We have been presented by Mr.. Alfred L.
Sewell, publisher of THE LITTLE CoRPoR-
AL, of this city. with most superb steel en-
craving Of The Heavenly Cherubs,' from
Raphael's "Sistine Madonna,.' engraved
for premium plate for his Juvenile paper,
Mr.. Sherlow has shown himself q gem
uine artist, and Mr.. Sewe1l deserves the
thanks of the whole country for calling out
such rare talent on a work so deli ightfill.
The picture will be an ornament to every
home of taste. The following note from
our distinguished fellow-citizen, Mr.
Healy, shows what estimate is placed on
this beautiful gem by one of the leading
painters Of our country:
45 OPERA HOUSE BUILDING, !
Chicago, November 1st.
G. Knickerbocker, Esq, Secretary of the West
ern Engracing Company:
SIR-I have just seen a lovely work of
art, THE Heavenly Cherubs,' given to the
world by your company for Mr. Sewell. of
THE LITTLE CORPORAL. In point of merit
[ think it Will successfully compare with
any line engraving our country has yet
produced, and | rejoice that Chicago, /
love so well, has the honor Of it. Allow
me to hope your Institution may give to
the West more like this, which must glad
den every lover of art.
am. dear sir. yours truly
GEORGE Z. A. HEALY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

PanOrama.-Our citizens were favor
ed with panoramic view of New York
City, yesterday and the evening before
Beerys' Hall was quite well filled, and the
audience instructed and pleased. The ex-
plantations and remarks, made by Mr.. Nor
ton, were such-as to make a good practical
impression upon all.
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December, 20. 1s6B.-5h-2v.
Look out for your Bounty:-1

Look out for your Bounty!-The
payment of additional Bounty allowed to
soldiers is now going on at the Office ofthe
Paymaster General, and unless Claims are
sent in pretty soon, they will not receive
attention, until all on file are settled.--
Better 90 at once to Gen. W. t. WILsoN,of
this place and have the proper papers made
out. if YOU desire to get in on time. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

Change of Timely the kindness
of Mr.. @. Master, Ticket,Agent, we are in
possession of the new Time Table of the
Cincinnati, Dayton & Eastern r. r., which
took effect on the 18th inst. ASA
For tile convenience of our readers, we
give the time of the arrival and departure
Of the trains at Forest and Carey. -
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Our School Day VisitOr.-The Jan
uarys number of this monthly periodical is
on hand. This Magazine bids fair to be-
come one OF the most interesting. elegant
and eleyaling published. Price $l.25 per
1905 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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NOTICE.

Those knowing themselves indebted to
me will please calland settle immediately
as am greatly in need of all that is due
me. The accounts of those who fail to do
so before the First of January, will beieft
in proper hands for collection.
A. BLACK.
Dacan,ha,. 90 12bR -Sn-2y
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o. s. JOurnal.-Elsewhe will be
found the Prospectus of the Ohio State
journal. This excellent paper has recent
ly been dressed in entirely new type, and
is now printed on the quarto form. 1t is
published at our State Capital, and will
always contain important State news, es-
pecially when the Legislature is in ses-
sion. as will soon be the case. The Jour
nal is edited by gentlemen ofcommendable
ability, and they are deserving of a liberal
patronage and praise from the people OF
our noble State. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

The Ft. Wayne Democrat. has or
iginated a story which has been going the
rounds of the press, that aimarried lady
living four miles north of Crestline, has
recently given birth to pair of twins,
the upper part of whose bodies resemble
snakes. q. ii ~
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rneonle love to be

Swindled.-Somes people love to be
swindled, In spite of the repeated warm
ings by the press, the citizens of Harrison
county, Ohio, have been defrauded to the
amount of $4,000, by set of scoundrels,
who are going about the country selling
pretended rights for manufacturing ma
chimes for loading, hay, etc.,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

Oberlin OhiO.-We call the attention
of our readers to Calkins. Griffin & Co.'s
Union Business Institute, located at the
above place, which challenges comparison
with any and all other institutions in the
world. Others may advertise more large
ly, but in real merit it surpasses every
business College in the country-except
at Hillsdale Mich. Its Telegraph students
haze the use of an actual business Tele-
graph Line 36 miles long. which is under
the exclusive control of the Institute
This is not true of any other Telegraph
Scnool in this country-except at Hills
dale, where the Business College has the
use of the M. S. & N. /. r. r. Telegraph
line. In all the departments of these two
great and popular Institutions ACTUAL
business is mingled with instruction
thus thoroughly and practically qualify
ing the student for success in life. Our
readers will do well to apply to one of
these unequaled Business Colleges tor an
interesting work on business education
which is sent free to any address.
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Trnnar Saoaus,<y Union Schools

CDUor S3nuUSiky u nAOA iSCAaooA'
The examination Of classes in this school
took place on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday O. last week. Business prevented
ms from attending, but have gathered the
following: To some OF the classes IN the
high school, topics were assigned, ana
tn IS e were discussed by the pupils, accord
ing to the nature of the subject. the ao-
yanced class in Arithmetic stood very
fair examination. Mr. Myers method OF
teaching that useful and indispensable sci
ence. is very highly commended, as ne has
the faculty of making every demonstra-
tion plain and simple to the most stupid
pupil. The class in natural Philosophy,
exhibited great thoroughness in that great
and important science. Every question
was promptly answered. The same may
be said of the classes in Algebra, Grammar
and Geometry.
At the close OF the exercises, Dr. Will
liams and Judge Mott, by request, made
some appropriate remarks.
i Mr.. Myers, the principal, is very well spo-
ken of, and from what acquaintance we
have with him, we have no doubt thai
the Onion School will make good.progress
under his supervision.
We hope that the friends of education
J and parents, will earnestly cooperate witt
Mir. nj. and his faithful assistants. Par
ents, if you expect your children to grow
in honor and respect, you must lend YOU
helping hand to the public educator. Ii
YOU desire them to become dishonor tt
yourself and disgrace to the nation dis
pcnse with the bride of restraint, ant
they will soon make progress int the schoo
OF gambling whiskey and the devil.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

Extra Copies of the PIONEER can be
had at our Office at all times. Price only
five cents.
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ELECTION NOTICE.!

The Stockholders of the 1st National
Bank of Upper Sandusky, Ohio. will take
notice tlat an election will be held at their
Banking office, on the I'd Tuesday of Janu-
ary next. for the election of six Directors
to serve the ensuing year.
S. WATSON. Cas-.
ITnnre SanduskV. Nov 2G. 1S66.-6Y.
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Important Sale.-J. B. Morris, ESD,
will sell his Stock, Farming Utensils and
Household Goods, at auction. at his resi-
dence, three-fourths of amile South of
Bellevernon, ON Saturday, January 9TH,
1867. Remember the time, and attend.
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ssT:,e Little Corporal. THE New
York Tribune says: The only literary
periodical which has ever succeeded in our
Western States, is THE LITTLE CoRFoRAL.
It's subscription list at the end of the first
year numbers 5000, and if it continues to
be conducted with the same ability and
enterprise which are now devoted to it
there is no reason why the second year
should not close with roll of 10000 sub
scribers. It is an admirable periodical
lively, entertaining, instructive, unex-
ceptable in tone, and charmingly printed
It is published 1T the low price Of $l.00 /;
year.
Sample copies, showing a list of magni-
ficant premiums to both large and small
clubs, sent on receipt OF ten cents, by Al
fred L. SeWell, the Publisher, Chicago, Iii
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Our Country Friends will do well to
look over our paper. and when they come
to town trade with those who advertise in
the PIONEER. The best men, and those
who viii give you tile best bargains, al
yertise i'm our paDer
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UNsURPAssED ENTERPRISE. 1t has been
a subject Of wonder among those en-
gagged in bushes education, and indeed
among business men generally how and
why the Business Colleges at Oberlin,
Ohio, and Hillsdale, Mich, met with
such unexampled success. The truth
is,-and we commend their example to
our adteltsers-tlle energetic and
justly popular proprietors Of these In
stitutions do ell they advertise. They
don't believe that ''blowing" and de-
ception pay. This accounts for 9
success unparalleled in the history of
Business Colleges. We advise our
yonng friends to attend the Institute at
Oberlin, and thus get . Diploma
which signifies something with business
men.
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COncert.-The Presbyterian Sabbath
School Concert, which came off at Beerys'
Hall, on Monday evening, wasa grand sue
cess, both in the performance of the exer-
cises and attendance.
The exercises consisted of m Isle by the
children, choir, the Silver Ccrlet and the
Upper Sandusky string bands, the read
ing of the report by the superintendent
the exhibition of a beautiful Christmas
tree, heavily laden with presents, and the
distribution of them by Santa Claus.
We justly conclude our little minute Of
the affair thus: The children sang ad-
mirably; the choir sang admirably; the
bands-played admirably; ALL did admir-
ably.
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Notice.-After tn 1st of January
1857, no paper will be sentout ofthe couh-
ty, unless prepaid.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

The price of this superb engraving is 50.
1t is sent free as premium to every one
to "The Little Corporate The price of
the Corporal is one dollar year, in adj
vance; sample copy, ten cents.
Address, ALFRED L. SEWELL.
Publisher,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-12-27

SHOWER Bros are selling
Choice Flour at $500 per
barrel.
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A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
N selves indebted to me, are respectful
ly requested to call and settle Immediate
ly. j. a. MAXWELL.
oct 1S 1986.-tf.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
CINCINNATI WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
FOR 18 81

Reduction IN Subscription Bates = Vat
uahe Premigm for Club Roisers.-
Extraordinary Literary at.
tractioa-Seeies Of Or
iginal Novels
By tie Best English and american
a UTHOR 81
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7, NOTICE

Dissoyutioss of Partnership.
THE Partnership heretofore existing under
1 the name of YOUNG & BOWLBY, in
the Saw Mill and Lumber business, has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent
Ridge township; Wyandot county, Ohio,
HIRAM. YOUNG.
JAMES DOKLBY.
December 20, lc6G-2v.
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Veterans oftI,e Pioneer.

The following persons called at our Of
flee during the past week, and paid for the
PIONEER to the date opposite to their res
pective names. May they all prosper.
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THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL
FOR 1867.
Daily, Tri-W eekIy and Weekly.


The Publishers of the Ohio Strte Journal,
encouraged by the evidences of the favor
with which the public has recognized
their efforts to maintain a Firct-Class
Newspaper at the Capital of the State, an
nounce that they have now better facili-
ties than ever for making the Journal COM
plete and attractive in all its departments.
and shall spare neither pains or expense
to render it worthy of a liberal support.
The Journal is now printed ON elegant
new type, in large quarto form, and is the
cheapest paper in ali its different editions
in the country.
| By special arrangement we are in receipt
of correspondence from every important
point in the State, as well as other sections
ofthe Union, which will enable us to pre-
sent our readers with the very latest Do
nestle Intelligence. Particular attention
is also given to Important Ne,os from the
continent Of Europe and foreign coun-
tries, both by Atlantic Cable and by Mail.
Our Commercial Department is under
the supervision of an Editor, whose con-
| slant effort it will be to furnish full and
reliable reviews of the Home Markets.
which, in connection with our Market Re
ports by mail and telegraph, make it a
most valuable feature for the Merchant.
Mechanic. Farmer and Stock Dealer. In
addition to carefully prepared articles up
on Agricultural and Educational subjects,
Literary and Dramatic Gossip, Biogra phi
cal Notices, Sketches of Travel and Ad-
venture, Essays upon Art, Science and
Fashion, Tales, Poetry, and Choice Mis-
cellany, each number will contain Edi-
torials upon Current Topics, full record
of Local Incidents, late Telegraph Dis
patches. together with accurate Reports
of the doings Of Congress and the State
Legis lature, when in Session.
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Demorest's Young America for
January is received. 1t is a sparkling
little fellow, for little or big folks.
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, Annual Report of the Agricultural
Society of Wyandot county, Ohio, for the
year 1856
Amount on hand January 1st 1866, S7263
:. reed from State Board. 5000
"a. - sale of Tickets. IS.
ETC., ETC., 1,112.25
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For the L ioneer
AN ENIGMA

an ENIGMA.
lam composed of 81 letters:
My 81, 45, Is, 81, IL, Sc, 81, 8, 81, % IS is a
town in Ohio.
My 2S 49, so, IL, is river in Asia.
My II, AS. 25. '35. 10, 13, 81, 27, SO, is coun-
ty in Ohio. M
My 81, SO, 80, is Turkish Officer. q
My AZ, 49, 40, 3, Il, are people.
My 4, AZ. i, 33, s. 30, is an animal. Ii p
My z. l, 16, 80. A, is a boys name.
My 8, 43, 26, 36. is a musical instrument.
My 6, p, 15. II issa distance.
My 80, "a, 2. SO, is beverage.
My 81, 40, 10 is metal.
My 20. is asubyocal.
My whole is passage of scripture.
An answer is requested. OSCAR p.
Carey, Ohio.
The following are the answers to the
Enigma in the PIoNEEr of the 18th inst:
Fops-Herbert--C Cousin-T Tiber-S cioto-E
Answe FOR THE PIONEER"
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Cincinnati, Dayton s. Eastern
Railroad.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
MAIL. MAIL.
Forest, 1856 Pm. Carey, A 40 P. NJ
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
MAIL. MAIL.
Carey, l 1:15P. NJ. Forest, l :53 P. NJ
GB Findlay Accommodation will leave
Findlay at :25 a. M; and arrives at Carey
at 8 40 a. m. Returning, will leave Carey
at 80 p. m; and arrives at Findlay at
9:05 p. m.
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Legal Notice.

EEILrON COW GILL will take notice that
WI H. A. Buskirk & Bro. have commenced
an action against him in the Court of Common
Pleas of Wyandot County Ohio, to recover
1922 81, with interest from Nov. %, 1866 on
amount for goods sold and delivered, that an
order of att atchment has been issued and leTied
and that an answer is required by Saturday the
I'd day Of February, 1861.
j. D. Il C. SEARS,
Aty's for Pltff's
IL G 1Qcc G..
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PIONEER OFFICE.

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TERMs-INvARIABLYI IN ADVANCE.

TERMS-lN V NARlABLY In DVANCE.
MORNING EDITION.
By mail Gin advance) per annum, SO 90
do do do so
Clubs of and upwards, each, 90
do do do 6 months, 90
One copy extra to clubs of ten.
Delivered by Carrier, per month, 90
do by do week, 20
TRI-WEEKLY EDITION.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday Morning.
Single subscribers, per annum, 81 so
do do months, 2 25
Clubs of five and upward, each, 90
do do do months, 2 90
One copy extra to clubs of ten.
WEEKLY EDITION.
Published every Saturday.
Single subscribers, per annum, So 90
Clubs of five and upward, each, l so
One copy extra to clubs of ten.
Specimen copies sent FREE on applica-
ton. Address
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Columbus, Ohio.
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