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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11
Blood and skin Diseases I!


Contn.ious scnercal Character.
Cures them without resosting To Mercury, Iodide
Potassii, Ar.. me q Any poison bnt with Neutral
iser positive te for all hulors and blood poisons
oRsAsIo NrAhNss-. such as Seminal Weakness
Nocturnal ana barnal Emissions, brought on ~
apuse of the yseu earl. iadlscretipns, :csses
entaled heFedita5y, causine loss of in.mory coniu
sion, depression. G.nncss, md ofentiine- Dsanity,
with other du .ufalt train II symptoms, treated and
radically cured f ntilihie method saving much
time and penn dlegi .'onorrhaa. Structure, ana
I'll diseases .cs 70 TIE scSes, uj private nature,
radically curct.
GA cisca.e- - he MOST HoPRIDLE CLASS
where the blu0d Las hecUlle poisoned. producing
bloiches Ire fse., smsl watcry bisters, pains in
head and bones. liberated throat, nose, liinhs md
body scrofua, together with endless number ~
eucerngs.
Dr. james il recommended by the pres. generally
tn medical faculty aud professors of medical college.
ETC. Those afflicted should apply Immediately, and
be cured Of these terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES ha- int issued revised, improved an d
greatly eniarged suiiion ni THE MONITOR ON Ven
eral Diseases leea.at 10 the sexes, with Directors
and prescriptioGs Tor rel trp aiment.
SpERaAroHRaEA. caused IVY self abuse, eexual e-.
cess, &c. lie fl treated aud will not fail 10 arrest
the ettenilon 90 he reader
An importan 'eature u the hook is treatise upon
Conception hos e,uia,d-and the necessity and
propricty. sam imrs Of 80 doing.
TIE Nsri"Hs ds ea~cs peculiar to females, ere fully
treated and IL te.icdtfs- iyen
The Monitor printed upon line paper, neatly and
snbslautaiiy Tua, e1utairing 25u pages, aGd il 10
intended as '3 h he Rep, for private reference
and con-r tnfsi j. l. ma .rn In paryo-,ruch IN
the smallest si#. BayiaI Read II! The book win
,niare none, u senel. a..-1he old aud young Of
Book. = 800.
Address, nr- isNES, ? - drawer ssc3, Chicago, III.
Dr, Jam'. tafe and faflors are at % Randolph
street corner q Dearborn street, Chicago. where he
may be consulted p.r-eusiiy by letter upon al d.s
eases pcria 10 his speciality. Office hours from
~ ID. tos 7. y. C1asglia,ions confidential
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11
A STAR ON FIRE!

A STAR ON FvREs
Wa recently reported by the astronomers. What Of
that! Who cares for an orb myraids Of mies away
Meanwhile the whole country IL IN A BLAZE Of
excitement at the wonderful effect prod sced during
the past year upon tens OF thousands Of
HUMAN SPHERES
by that quencher Of frey hsr, that transformer Of
gray hair, that swift bcauter Of hair Of every
pleasant shade OF color.
CURISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
arreparst;sn harmless pri rain. Manufactured
by J. CRtSrAD0RU. Aston House. N. Y. Sold
By al Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressere.
TAKE NO NORR UNPLEASANT AND UN-
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerous
disessce Use HsLnBoID's EXTRACT BucHu AND In
PROVED Rcsy Wash. ifeb5-d&v1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11
Frnrhnlnr,s EyNff. Epne.

THIS splendid Hair Dye g the best In the world
I'll. or,v -ur, and rfAgrcr DrE-HGrmless. Relia-
IN. I,at.,tsncnns. SO disappointment. No ridic
ulen.tr,. Na.ura Black or Brown. Remedies The
m er.st. ~ Bal pyrs. Euvieora,es The hair Leaving
Il and bsas,iiai The gcruine Is signed William
A. Bachelor an oiasrs are mere limitations, and
sho, IA ~ .yelea Sold BY sll Druggists and Perrin
mr. rocs,,r ii l.7esy street. New York.
-nEwAAs OF couNT1IFEtr.
urt.notnS FtrtD EXTRACT Bucng Il
.- - ....r lIcc from all inir.....,a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

Warranted Cheapest and Best.
To Farmers, Express Companies, Stage Proprietors.
Livery Establishments, and all who use Horses.
DIR TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE EMINENT,
In Pint Bottles, at One Dollar.
For the cure of LamcneSs, Scratches, Wind Gale.
Sprains, Bruisee. Spllnts. Calls Collie, Slipping St
Ge, Everlasting, Sore Throat Nail in the Foot, &c.
All who own or employ horses, are assured that
this lnmeut will do all and more than IL stated In
curing the apo,c-namcd complaints. Dur NJ twenty
yearr il has faded TO 81 e satisfaction 10 sin
Gle nstance.
Sold by Druggists and Sadtllers Price 2. cents per
hex. Depot. o. Corilandt street New York.
THE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.-There-
fore the nervous and dehli.ated should immediate
Is use HLuRoiD's EXTRACT BUcIu. dNw
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

n common form of Indigestion
Il suppression after eating, or depressing dullness
Of the spirits; with iatulence or belching mp Of
wind. and almort always follows Costivencss. Dr.
HA.nieos's PEnlsrAITIo lozEsGKs, give quick and
permanent relief. They are pleasant. portable. do
not require increase OF dose, never grippe, and for
Constipation OF the Bowels, Piles. Hesdache, Diss-
meas, Irregularities. and other Female Weaknesses,
they are Incompatible.
HEIMBOLD'6 EXTRACT BUCIIU and lnrsovHD
RoeR Ash secret and delicate disorders IN al
their 0afos, Ut little expense, little change In
diet. NO Inconvenience and exposure. 1t ID pleoc
ent in taste and odor, immediate In its action. aid
rec nom ali lniuYiUpe pHupeYtiee. ll1h6-A&NlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

Dr. Schenck = MANDRAKE 1lllS.-
A SUBSTITUTE ron CsLoyEL These Pills are com
poe ed OF yarioG- roo,s having the pewer TO relax
the secretion- o. the liver promptly and e;cctually
n blue pill mere curry, aud without producing any
Of tEese disagrceahe ar dangerous ELECTS which Of
ten follows the u-e of the latter.
In all billions dSurd.r these PILE may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge OF
visled bile. and remove these obstr from the
liver and hillary tucts, which the c3nsc OF bill
ious a.f,c tiUn- ia general
SCHENCk'S MANDRAKE PILLS curc Sick
Heada che and all disorders OF the liver, indicated
by sallow skin, coated tongue oostivenes-. drowsi
and general feeling OF WEAKNESS and lassiiude
showing that the liver is in pid or distracted
condition. In short there Pills may be used with
advantage In all when purgauve oralteratiye
medicine IL required.
Please ask for " DR.. Schcnck's Mandrake Pills."
and Observe that the two lkenessee OF the DR.. are on
the Government stamp-one when in the last stage
Of Consumption, aud the other in his present health
Sold by Druggists and dealers. Price Is cts per box
Principal Office No - North 9th St, PhiiadelphtAP Pa
General Wholesale Agents: John d. Park, N. Z.
Of Fourth and Walnut ST.. Cine nnau, Ohio:
Walker 4 Taylor. 1874 and l36 Wabash Avenue. Chi
cago. H. Collins Brothers, south wet Of I'd
inc ~ IxSaia M
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

Natural, Durable, Beautiful, Beet ard Chnpe:f m
the world.will give se.isiActiDn to ali. Princips'
wholesale agents for Wrights Tar syrup, sne m
mers Haif DYe IN Chicago, Fuller, Ftncn q fui'e''
Lord 4 Smith. end Burnhame 4 Van Setback.
John j. KRONER.
81 Chestnut STREE. rhfadeipons
aug3o dam Sole Proprietor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

Lame Back.
Nsw Yosx, Nov. %, 1852.
T. ALicocK 4 Co Gentlemen: lately suffered
severely from we akness In my back Having heard
your Piasters much recommen ded for cases OF this
kind procured one, and the result was all could
desire A single Plaster cured me In week.
Yours respectfully. ). o. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

complsinis 4c:, perscnsily or hy letter. An lilac
trsted Ae6.sAi ranpn'et on the above diseases con
eainiug - large pages. and wing full particulars,
cent 70 any address on receipt Of 81 cenis
10 LADlES.-A pamphlet Of epecial Importance
epe On reefipt q efAmh Uifee an lettefs to The
SAa1ooo lnogzsUsus n. PAM, Mr.. 0nG1eAAW1g
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11
RADICAL TESTIMONY.

.. Cosyisc Arrox.-sMask." or the Cineir-
natl Commsreial, says that Ben Wade thus
exprsssed bimsclf on the conf'casioa su's'
ticn :
Mr.. Wade charactcsiz,i Thad. Stevens
pend,ug confscation bi, Hs q IA too.efy.
The time for contlscSson bis. be sa,o,ws
during the var. when they could be Of use
In preventing mea from going into ins
rebe,l,on. but to think Of passing such
MEASURE now, was sheer folly and nonsense
n the negroes Of the South wanted land,
let them work for 1t.
The Ohio election has done 30 much
good already.
Hos. Jour A. BrNesAa--We are m
formed that this gentleman, since 'ns -
non. has also turned conservative WV u.
dsnouoces impeachment ~ ham""s, ANU
say. he told the radicals that negro soursse
could be the death AZ them as party.
We are assured that the SUBSTANCE VI tbs
above is true. Nv Phladelpnia, Ohio,
Democrat
Tho reason urged Tor giving to the blacks
thr right TO vote was, not that they were
ouslif!ed TO exercise it wisely, but their
votes we're needed, and il was believed
,hey could 10 ept for part cuisr party. u
nav hc found Gl',icul, even for that party Nv
and hy 10 control the power which y thus
created forts own use New YORK Lines.
SrASroN's REsroR ArioS.-SenAtor Irum-
bull tanks the question nyolved in STAN
tons restoration To the War Department .
much more Gel plica,sl difficulty than was
generally aprehendej. lie Gays should The
Senate decide thai the civil Office tenure
bill doprives tho Executive Of constitutional
power TO- remove member Of the Cabinet,
Il does not follow that he could not remove
Stanton. The laws are that Cabinet Of
flcer shall not 10 removed during the term
ofthc President BY whom appointed. Thu
question 70 be nrst settled 10. whom die
Mr.. Lincoln term expire. Tho presidential
term is not necessarily four years, 70
should Johnson die, now cleo
ton would b. ordered and . nev
tern commence. Bcin, thus tettls,
that tho presidential term 10 no
necessarily four years. !, may be decide
thu. the term closes si,h death. and CON
msnccs with his successor Mr.. Trua.bul
thinks there are several knoity question
TO be settled before Stanton secures his re
storAtion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

ENFBBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both sexes, use liELNBoI ps EXTRACT BUcIIU. It
will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
you 10 eleep well. ffebNdAw1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

WANTED Every man feeling the effects 81 .
habit contracted in youth 10 send his name and ad-
tfess with cent stamp for return posarcl 10 Dr. J.
Etgrg Goppxx, Box 1870, Philadelphia, Pa, who
Will inform them OF method by which they can be
cured. and the Yigor OF yonth restOred. engsn-6m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

Principal Agency. Brandreth House, N. 7. Sold
BY I'll Druggiste.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

AT THB GALEN1C MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. in Concert hali
Block, near the Post once, IT.
Paul, Minnesota.
s The only regular charter
ed lnfirmary Of the kind ~ the
West, 10 charge OF q regular sur,
geon. graduate Of the Neuicai
College % Ohio.
coSFfpsvTtAL CnNsrlfAffnSs.
eperiDaterrhra or Seminal ~
olllfY. PYiysfp liacasea. Fen1nlo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-11

HELMBoLDs ihClD EXTRACT Burilv Il
pproncrties. AMI Immediate in Is actoa. li&wiy
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
A Double Satire.

The annexed has a sufficiently
wide application to be appreciated
by the married people of either sex
Husband Tiavezing-Scene 1st.
Room in hotel. Spittoons full of
cigar stumps. Bourbon whisky
Husband in a hurry to be off, writ
ing home: rr
DEAREST SUSIE My time is SO
occupied with business that I can
hardly spare a moment to write to
you. Oh darling how I miss you,
and the only thing that sustains me
during my absence is the thought
that every moment thus spent is for
the benefit of my dear wife and
children. Take good care OF
yourself my dear. Feed the baby
on ore cows milk. Excuse haste,
etc.
Wyife at Home Scene Cd. Parlor
All the gas lit Thirteen grass wild
ows; Fred, from around the corner
with his violin; Jim, from across
the way, with his banjo Jack, from
above, with his guitar; Sam, from
below, with his flute; lots of other
fellows, with their Instruments
Dancing and singing: sideboard GOV
cred with nuts, fruit cake, cream
wine, whisky, etc. Wife in hurry
to dance, writing to husband:
DEAR HUBBY How lonesome
am in your absence. The hours
pass. tediouslY- Nobody calls oil
me, and | am constantly thinking O
the time when you will be home
and your cheerful countenance ligh
up the now dreary routine of every
day life. My household duties keel
me constantly employed. am liv
ing as enconomical as possible
knowing that your small incom
will not admit of frivolous expenses
But, now, dear ! will say goodby
or I will be too late for the MONTH.
concert Of prayer. In haste, yours
etc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
UPPER SANDUSKY OHIO THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2 1867

Neither did / declare myself to be
in favor of an equal distribution of
the inf1ammatory rheumatism in the
United States among the people, for
in five years it would be in the hands
fleet, elbows, knee joints, DC. of a
few again. But what 1 did say was
that moving machines do not di
gest as readily as the common scythe
among the working classes, and that
steam saw-mills are not as healthy a
summer beverage as when worked
by hand" I then asked him, ought
he not to correct the erroneous re-
ports of his speeches through the
columns Of the Bungton You Bet, ,as
they might injure bis prospects of
being a candidate for the Lunatic
ASYLUM but he only laughed, and
said it was contrary to the establish
ed usages of his life to contradict
anything or pay cent. l then
asked him, in view of the conflict
that is going on between labor and
the rheumatism, what was to be
done
He was thoughtful for moment
resting his massive brow upon the
point of steel pen, and then he re
piled: Il don't know unless you
lend me half dollar"
His remark made shch an impress
sion upon me that abruptly took
my departure.
Yours. Geographically,
FAT CONTRIBUTOR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
A Case of IIlOpement.

The particulars of novel elOpe-
ment have been detailed to us which
ought to be a warning to married
men against providing their wives
with other escort than themselves,
and for this raasnn- we present th n,ra
A certain Mr. a Widower of seven
long summers and who in personal
facial appearance, is compared to a
mud fence-a species of fence sup
posed to be intolerably ugly-who
possessed a hair lip and back akin
to that Richard III, was boarding
with a certain man in Eden Town
ship. The wife of the. last mention
ed desired to go to Medina county,
and at the same time, the first men
toned parsonage was starting for
Pennsylvania. The husband desired
his friend to see to his wife's pro
lection as far as he went which he
agreed to do. The, husband. drove
them both to the depot.
There he paid his wife's fare anc
they started. Some days after the
husband received letter from thu
gentleman under whose protecting
wing his treasure had been placet
with the information that when they
reached Medina county his wife dit
not want to- get off prefering to g
on. So he took her on to Pennsyl
yania when they concluded that the,
would like to live together, and tina
her husband need not expect he
back. Here is a theme'for him t.
ponder on and precedent for pres
ent and future to avoid.-II6fn 1''l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
HON cSta liz the Best PGIiSY.

The author ov this proyerb was
either a very shrude man, or he ack
sidentally spoke what he didn't
think.
Honesta il, in my opinion, mere
matter ov polisy.
Man liz, waz, and alwus will be, a
dishonest kritter by natur
It liz az natural for him tew steal
when he wants tew, az it liz tew bio
his noze.
In order tew git sosiety into de-
sent shape, so that the masheen cud
be run without a continual bust, it
waz absolutely necessary that man
should make himself honest.
If that hadn't hav bin did it wud
not hav bin safe tew leave a saV-mill
out doors after dark.
The fear ov the law here, and the
law hereafter, haz furnished MS sum
very clever specimens ov Christian
Serpose thar waz no law agln 2
wives, how many men IL there in
ytlre naberhood that wouldn't sus-
tain the law cIy 5ag4- ei- ~fTaH
l hav thought that all the virtues,
and all the affections, except the few
which are instinkts, and which we
and the dogs have just about alike,
are mere opperashuns ofpolisy.
Ov course the virtues improve by
howing, and mankind haz bekum
better just as they hay bekum richer,
by keeping their money and morals
at 10 per cent. interest. Il :.
Menny folks are down on luXu-
rvs, and plum pudding, but i aint !;
the more pudding folks hav, the
more they will develop.
Stop the banker in human natui
for any more plum pudding, and nu
bonnets, and in about 450 years men
and wimnin would all go tew grass,
as Nebudcudnesser did.
Once more, honesta and virtew, in
the lump, are not natral, but mat
ters ov policy; may be rong about
this, but if am, emmy body else can
git rong the same way have, by
asking himself about hiz own human
natur.
Human natur is the same all over
north amerika, except in those places
where they subsist by playing poker
and thare it depends good deal
upon the number of aces in pack
l hav seen sum packs that had
aces in them, upon the principle
that aces will beat 4 aces and s
king.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25

gave US any reason to believe that
they intended to set us free in the
event of success. Very well, now, it
seems plain to me that whether the
Federal armies fought to free us or
not, God used them as instrumental
to carry out this design. Moses of
old was the chosen instrument of
God to work out the deliverance of
of the oppressed Israelitcs. God
promised to be with him and he acos
with him, and as long as the people
obeyed Moses, the lord facilitated
their journey but after awhile those
people began to look back to the
flesh pots of Egypt, and divide off
into squads and grumble The conse
quence of this was that the Lord be-
came displeased with their conduct
and cursed them, and they perished
by thousands, never seeing or enjoy
ing the blessing that were in store
for them but the few that stood to
the right thing entered the land of
promise aud partook of it's fruits.
Now the same God said to the Re
publican party, go down South ana
bring those suffering people up out
Of degradation and slavery, and edu-
cate them so they may know that I
am the living and true God; now,
don't You see that we are at the
most critical juncture Of the race :?
What will we do ? Displease God and
perish ? or support the instrumental
ity of his will and live to enjoy the
blessing thereof?
The case is before you and you are
free, choose for yourselves
I have endeavered to keep within
the bonds of reason, and I hope I
have succeeded in so doing. My
highest desire is to see the most
beautiful South put forth like the
sweet morning rose and her sons
and daughters rejoicing like lambs
in their gambols upon a sunny hill.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
The Latest from Song Writers.

The man who ssDrcmpt dwelt in
Marble Halls has opened marble
quarry there, and is doing thirty
ing business in getting out grave
The author of'sCarry me back to
Old Virginia has opened a livery
stable, and is carried back in his own
conveyance wherever he wants TO
be.
The man who .sfng II am Lonely
since my Mother Died. isn't quite
SO lonely now. The old man mar
ried again, and his step-mother
makes it lively enough for him.
The author Of "Life on the Ocean
Wave" is gratifying his taste for the
sea by tending sawmill. He will be
on the water.
The one who gave s'The old Folks
at Home" to the world, has recently
taken them to the poor house, as
they were getting troublesome.
The author Of ssSheIs of Ocean,
is in the clam business.
The man who wanted to ''Kiss him
for his Mother" attempted to kiss
his mother the other day, and him
gave him walloping ''for his moth
err"
The one who walled so plaintive-
ly, "Do they miss me at home ?" was
missed the other day, together with
neighbors's wife He is missed
by wife and seven children.
The author of "Three blind mice
has started menagerie with them.
The man who wrote Give O'Clock
in the morning found that no sa-
looms were open at that early hour
where he could get his bittcrs, so he
lies abed rather later now.
"Give me cot in the valley ]
love" has got cot in the Infirmary
Mien Colt!
The man who sighed Take me
home to die took DR.. Kerr's Sys
TEN Renevator, and is now a ''Fine
ould Irish gintleman."
inject me by moonlight alone
has left off meat, and taken to drink
The disconsolate one who sings
Have you seen my Maggie p has
heard of her. Another feller in
forms him, through the music store
that "Maggie's by my side"
The author cf Roll on, silver
moon has opened ball alley
Silver moon can't roll on his alley
without paying for it.
"Id offer thee this hand of mine
has been sued for breach of prom.
ise
"Oh, Susanna" has settled with
her at length, and don't owe Susan
M any more:
The author of 'Old Arm chair
is still in the furniture business.
The one who pleaded "Rock me
to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep,
mother, Yielding TO fls repeated so
licitations, picked up a. rock anc
rocked him to sleep. He hasn'
woke up yet.
The one who asked, "who will
care tor mother now % has finally
concluded to take care of the ole
woman himself, as no one else seems
inclined to.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
The Kenton Democrat saws, '

The Kenton Democrat SAYS, we
learn that young boy by the name
of Miller, had his foot terribly man.
gled by the cars, near the new ware
house, on Tuesday last. This should
be a warning to boys jumping of
and on the cars, whilst in motion.
Last Sabbath evening two colored
men got in to q rumpus in the north
part of town, when one drew knife
and inflicted severe stab in the side
of his adversary. 83pa
Two. men had an alteration In
town last SatHfdaynight, and fight
ensued, one Of the parties splitting
open the others head with an axe.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25

The Radical negroes in Tennessee
carry banners with notices that are
to say the least, very suggestive.
One displayed at Franklin the other
dav was inscribed Remember Fort
Pillow when you go. to the polls"
and another was "sThe Radical build
school houses and the Conservatives
burn them" - IT. efgess
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25

IF the Southern people will listen to
General Longstrcet's counsel, anc
conform to the just requirements o.
the laws of Congress, their path will
be straight short and safe to theu
proper position in the. .Unien.--P'tts'
burg Commercial. ,.a-l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25

AYERS, Drummer & MCCONNELL,
DRUGGISTS, aud Dealers in Books, Station
Dary. Fancy Goods Notions and Patent Med
icines No. McKelly's Block.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
McCANDLISH & CO.,

DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, Groceries, &c,
~ e0fner Wyandot and Sandusky Avenues,
Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25

DEALERSIN DRY GOODS, Groceries, Boots
~ and shoes, &c, No. 1 M'Kelly's Block. The
highest price paid for butter, eggs, etc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
O. FERRIS.
9- DIR CRESSINGER.

"a DIN. OINI1NINJIA I11S'
cFRGEoN DENTIST OTce in Beery's
- ClBlock. over the store Of the Beery Brotners
All onerations performed in the most approved
manner aud warranted. Half sets Si5 to $2O;
Whole sets $50, to$35. Teeth extracted with
out pain.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-07-25
BENZ. PEARCE
HINT a WATSON.

cstTRGEoN DENTIST Office over Hunt &
- watson's Dry Goods Store, Main ST., upper
Sandusky. Ohio.