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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

BURIED ALIvE-A friend gives US
us an account of a most terrible case,
the burial of a most handsome young
lady at Jacksonville, Illinois. Some
time last summer, young lady of
seventeen years of age, suffering
with the tooth ache: went to bed
with a phial of chloroform, for the
purpose of quieting her teeth. In
the morning she was found to all ap-
pearances dead, which was confirm
ed by the opinions of several ply
sicians who were called and exam
ined her body She was then bu-
ried A few days since her relatives
were about to remove from Jackson
vile, having located in another
State, and had the remains of the
young lady exhumed, for the pur-
pose Of taking them to their new
home. Curiosity prompted the
opening of the coffin, when they
were horror stricken on finding the
corpse turned over, both hands full
of hair, and her clothing torn
to shreds, revealing the horrid truth
that the young lady had been buried
alive: The chloroform had placed
her in deep trance, the awakeing
from which was in her coffin and
grave. The lady was engaged to be
married at the time of her supposed
death. A more heart sickening case
we never have read or heard Of
Indianapolis Journal. 5ta#
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The advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks by very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
r years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow suffers the means
.6f curas- 10 all whp desire it he will send
a copy of the prescription used free OF
:. charged with the directions for preparing
and using the same,gwhieh they will find
i. sure curefor consumption, asthma bron-
;8chitis, coughs, colds. and rall throat and
lung affections. The only object of the ad
= vertiser in sending the prescription is to
benefit. the, afflicted, and spread informa-
= ~tion' whicli ne eoneeives- TO be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his
y remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, free, by return mail. will
4; please address . REV. ED. A. WILSON,
20" 4ni,WyilllliaaqsPdrg, III Kings coaNew York
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DR.. schenck's pulmonic Syrup.

This great medicine cured DIR J. III. Schenck, the
pro prietor, ofPulmonary Consumption when it had
assumed its most Formidable aspect and when speed
death appeared to be inevitable His physicians
pronounced his case incurable, when he. commenced
the,use- ofytis, simple but powerful remedy His
shealth was restored in very short time. and no re-
turn Of the disease has been apprehended, for all
The symptoms quickly disappeared. and hts present
weight is more than two hundred pounds,
Since his recovery, lie has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure efConsumption, and the dis
ehses usually complicated with it, and the cures
effccteds sby hs medicines have been very numerous
and truly wopderfui. DIR. Schenck makes profess
siona visits III several OF the larger cities weekly
where he has large concourse of patients, and it
rs truly astonishing to see poor consumptves that
have to he lifted out of their carriages, and in
few month hearty, robust persons. DR.. vSchenok s
PulnonicN Syrun, Seaweed Tonic, and Mandrake
Pills are GENERALLY required in curing Consumption.
Full directions accompany each, SO that any one
cen take them without seeing DIR. Schenck, but
whom IL Is convenient II is best to see him. lie
gives advice free, but for a thorough examination
withrhis Rrspirometer his feepis three dollars.
= Please observe, when purchasing. that the two
IkenessEs Of the Doctor-one when in the last stage
of Consumption and the other as he is. in per-
feet health-are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers price enc collar
nndrfifty cent per bottle. seven dollar and nj
" cents. the half DOZEN. All letters for advice
should be addressed to DR.. Schencis Principal
Office No. Is North 9Th Street. Philadelphia, "a.
Gelerai Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes & Co,
NY; S. S. Hance, Baltimore, Md; John D. Parke,
SCincInhati, Ohio; YaKer a. Taylor, Chicago, H.
Collins Rro's, st. Louis, Mo. ~ = - ~
'G6-lst. W e. mo. 1yi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

powers.
The happy robin sings,
And plumes his shining wings
Where crocus buds are glist'ning, gold AM
white;
A tender voice replies,
And to his mate he fes,
To sing his love and all his life's delight.
Sweet, timid, violet eyes,
Through tears look to the ski es,
In meadows, and by many purling brook;
While frail anemoneS
Tremble beneath the trees.
And houStoniaS nod in every nook.
But fairer than these flowers
(First born of sun and showers)
Is the arbutus-iewel of the spring.
With cheek of wondrous bloom,
And breath of rare perfume,
Under the shelt'ring leaves its tendrils cling
No orange blossom holds
Within its waXen folds
A sweetness so entrancing-so divinei
Nor doth it dwell in bells
OF lilies, or in cells
Of tuberose, or starry jessamine
10 fragrant brier rose
On velvet petal shows
hue so rare as the arbutus blush!
1t tlntS no other flowers;
Yet in some golden hour
Aurora's cloudlets wear the rosy flush.
O blossoms of the spring!
o gleeful birds that sing!
Ye mind me of the treasures of our Mayl
When childhoOd's lisped words
Sweeter than singing birds.
Cheered our home garden all the happy day.
Our lily-pure as SHOWS
Our snow drops and our rose.
Drooped in the joy and sunlight of these skies
But they all bloom to day,
Never to fade away,
In heavenly fields, with flowers of Paradise
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H u m b o Ids Fluid Extr a CT
z x. BUCHU

Is certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL,
DROPSY, ORGANIC WEAKNESS
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, GENERAL
DEBILITY,
and all diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS
.whetherexisting in MAI E OR FEMALE
4. from whatever "a use originating, and no
matter of how long standing. Diseases of
these organs require the use of diuretic.
II, no treatment is su omitted to, consump-
ton or insanity; may ensue. Our flesh and
blood are supported from these sources. aad
sbe II APPIN ESS- AND HEALTH, and that
"a psstGfty depends upon prompt use of a
'eIiable remedy.
Helmbold's Extract Buchu, -established ed
upwards of Is years prepared by. u.
HI HELMso1D, Druggist.
- -594 Broadway, New York, and 104 south
10Th street, Philadelphia, Pa. mari y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

AN old miser, who was notorious for
self-denial, was one day asked why he
was so thin. Il do not know" said the
miser, II have tried various means tor
getting fatter; but without success
Have you tried victuals ?" inquired
the friend.
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
1.-THE effects of youthful eindiscretiou, will,
for the sake Of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do SO by
addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
x,.r L. 40 Cedar Street New York
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

Like sunshine on some golden strand.
Thou shed st lustre with bounteous hand;
Thy nohleness of thought and word.
From deepest depths of thy pure he;rt are
stirred.
Thy teachings are like riches, fraught-
When TO some great and noble purpose bro'ht,
With power-and all who know thee well
Must own thoust DER them cast thy loving
spell.
Thou seekest not to please the world.
Or please thyself, as many; but unfurled
Thy banner floats before mankind,
With motto true-s'Nobility of Mind
o. blest thought, that gives thee cheer,
Thy faith in God is firn-He ever near,
w i'll guide thee well and cheer thy way;
Will help thee, that thou leadest none astray.
Continue thus thy noble choice
As years roll on thy spirit will rejoice
That life has passed in usefulness;
And many true thy memory will bless,
When thou art gone from earth away,
To join the angels in eternal day,
To wear the crown thou'st truly won,
Where all is bright and shining as the sun.
RIDERIA.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

TIMBER R.-"Josh, | say, 1 was going
down streett'other day, and seed tree
bark" 'sGolly, Sam. l seed it hollow"
II seed the same one leave.n 'Did it
take its trunk with it?' "Oh, itleft that
for board.'' -.
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aa @ a. -
b'gHVayne& Chieag0R.R.

stations daily. Sabbath excepted. af follows
[Traip leaving Chicago at 35 P. NJ. leaves
dailyl ';.- tt.
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Having Worms


require immediate attention, as neglect of the
trouble often causes prolonged sickness.
symptoms of Worms in Children are often over
looked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation which berepoved only by the use of
n sure remedy. The combination OF ingredients
used in making Browns ''Vermfuge Comfits'' is
such ns to give the best possible effect with safety
Efsa. Curtis &c Brown, Proprietors, New York.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at rs cents box
IL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

Take no more Unpleasant and Unsafe
+ emedies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases, Use Helmbolds Extract Buchu
q nd improved Rose W aah.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23
Ea @ e 80 - .
C|eveFd, Co|u1nb's& Cin'H R, R.
The : American Commercial r
GOING SOUTH. LEAVE crEsfLrNE

Business Colleges, Schools Academies, &c; !;
compiled with. a view TO the practical illustra-
tion of business rules. Giving practical bust
now in use, involving. gold and national cur
rency. The laws for collection of debts, dam
ages on protested bills. and legal rate OF inter-
tables for, Genital system Every teacher, Ii
brary and business man requires one. To be
had of booksellers; il not address, enclosing
81 T5 MUSGROvE & WRIGHT
~ my9-fm - Cleveland, Ohio.
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An Effectua1 Worm Medicine.
oBxownsJVer1nifuge Comfits,

Or Worm Iozefiges. Much sickness, undoubt-
edly, with children and adults, attributed to other
causes, is occasioned BY worms. The "Vermifuge
Comfts." although effectual in destroying worms
eando possible injury to the mostdelicae child
fThis valuable combination has been successfully
used by physicians found to be safe aud sure in
eradicating worms, so hurtful to children.
: ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23
V oLUME XXI.
8usiueSs Direftnru.

MKELLY, BERRY q BERRY,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Upper Sandusky,
~ Ohio. Office in M'Kelly's Block, up stairs,
Main street. no12'66-tf
r. Nj M'kELtY. JNo BERRY G.. BERRY tR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

sYss Tp Tm AHIIcrrD-All Wha afflicted with dis7
-lGS ases Of the heart lungs, Stomach, head, liver
y So9pialFtr, neryoay Diseases female complaints,
Iy smh disessess peura)gia; deaess ague. nrivate
n dtseases weak eyes 1skin) diseases,: weakness.
-d9rAeunetisma should Immediately consult the cell
.sddbraed DR. stfichand Of Cincinnati who h has made
omrhronc diseases his special study and practics for
ysathSaast twenty years, and cured Hundreds of
,b csses sfter .otRef d6ctots prbnounced Incur
bIosiq& Fhedoctdr % weltknoSn, and treats his ps
tients successfufl and eohfdentiaiy, theref6re he
hisn ~ be relied dpou9 Addtess Dr. A. Strickland
r1HPJx ss. cfneihh4a, Ohio, giving an accurate ac
yaoount of your case, and enclosing fee Of ~ for
prescription, etc, Those, suffering should write
:, Al q get The doctors ADVICE. Iii nnj4 sfe21-Iy
G;,i,7THEi GLORY OF MAN rs STRENGTH,
therefore, the nerEous and debilitated should
faff Nr,fr rsasfTfTf &
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23
MAY DELIGHTS.

Through groves of feathery pine
The blessed May sunshine
Falls in warm kisses on the sleeping flowers
Waking from messy beds,
They lift their dropping heads,
And incense floats through all the woodland
bowers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23
j. D. & c.. SEARS.
III. FLACK & co.

JOSEPH CPPENHEIMER.
DEALER IN CLOTHING and Gentlemen's
- Furnishing Goods. No. Beery's Block,
Main street
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-05-23

AYERS. Drummer d MCCONNELL.
DRUGGISTS and Dealers in Books Station
Jary, Fancy Goods Notions and Patent Med
icines No: McKelly's Block.
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NELSON BOWSHER'S

T VERY & SALE STABLE. Horses and We
II hicles ready for hire at all hours of the day.
Stable in rear of Van Marter House.
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TRAINS GOING EAST.

f.. R. MYERS, Gen. Ticket Agent
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To consnrnptives.

>o-594 Broadway, New York, and l04 south
10th street, PhiIadelphia, Pa. mari y
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NTw YoRK, March I.
The Heruld's Dublin correspondent, Of the
2lsi ult, gives special reports Of the pellticsl
situation existing in the North part OF Ire
land Subsequent to the dlspersioa OF the
Feuian insurgents in Kerry, no arrests had
been made, and the country remained, evi-
IDENTIFY, in a state OF very unhealthy excite
menf. Ten thousand trosps we're heia ready
10 be landed against any spot where treason
may again show itself in arms. James Ste
phens Is said 10 have landed at Dublin Bay,
and gone to the interior.
The Government continued its precautions
against any show Of active sympathy with
the Fenians in England, and j, is asserted
that the Cab met had good reason, by refia-
Bile information, to fear trouble At Woolslch,
if not an outbreak in the Navy Yard.
Earl Cameron, In moving the second read
ing of the bill for the confederation OF the
British North American colonies, made one
Of the most important speeches 10 the House
OF Lords which has been delivered in Par
lament for many years In his capacity Of
Colonial Secretary, be went minutely into the
details of the measure, and combatted the
objections raised sgains: II. There IS no
state rights reservations, the bill being one
OF compromise of the confederation emanat-
ing from and perfected at the Royal centre.
Speaking Of the future of the Kingdom OF
Canada, Lord Csmeron said the teultory
would becoms greater than Engiand, and
secon only TO Russia
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! gOE. XIV.

fact that the Senate, which il The body 70 Try
impeAchments, IL fun Il - not - impor
tant the House, merely prsssatiag the i'm
peach4eahsaessdh have evssy 6eate present.
Mr.. Blaine inquired Of Nj. Ekellaharxer
how it would be in caae the. axticles .of in>
Detachment were c1kried IN - House ~ .
majority iess than the number Of members 10
which the abseht SAtes wee sntitled7
Mr.. ShellAbarRer said it would not affect
the validity sf sAe sstion Of the Hoass.
Gen. Butler said postponement till sntunn
was simply 10 abandon the whole idea.
Mr.. Wilson . motion was lost on call for
the ayes and nays-s7 against 90.
Nj Stevens motion, that when the House
adjourned il will be to the 9Th OF May, was
adopted without oppositiou. ses
Mr.. Aliison of Iowa, offered . resolution
that it wss not expcdient for this Congress to
adjourn for more than three days al sny one
time until the question of impeschmens was
disposed Of, Disagreed to.
Mr.. Pomerey, OF New York, then moved
that Congress take = recess on Monday next
until the sfh day OF May. This vas decided
on call for the yeas and nays In the afiirma-
tlve-57 against 81, three majority.
A resolution to carry out the Infections of
The caucus will be introduced in the House
Tomorrow.
WAsHfEsFox, March I.
/ Jade Underwood and others sent q me-
mortal to Congress, stating that the recon
struetica sct has been openly ds6ed by the
authorities at Alexandris, Va, and holding
that the act dis,inctively and positively enfran-
chised the colored citizens OF the rebel
States, and ssking relief in the prsmises;
also that ali rebels should be compelled TO
climb upon the Union platform before their
forfeited political rights are restored.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ST. LOUIS, March Z.
The Attorney General of this STATE has
decided that foreign Insurance com panies
cannot come here and do business 10 Nilsson
RI, under one license.
rather Desmet, G. P. Beuris and Hon.
Mr.. Taylor, Cemmissiouersof Indian Affairs,
to investigate the late massacre at Fort PHI
Kearney, passed through St Joseph yesier-
day, en- route for that Fort
CHICAGO, March I.
A special yesterday contains the fol
lowing A lively opposition is sPringing
up th hroughout the State to the proposed
lease Of the Dubuque L Sioux City railroad,
BY the Illinois Central Co. Corporations
are renewed with apprehensions and such
legislation is asked for as viii insure just and
equal railroad tariff TO al localities in the
State.
An Indianapolis, Ind, special says that
the Board of Agriculture have decided to
hold the next State fair at Terre Haute, not
withstanding thai Indianapolis offered 81, ,oof
more.
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ssuaisn IN ~ - psotss.sa 4 The rishts
Of III Glasses h the South. ssa.
(Eigpsd) LEv1 6coff, PRESS.
A. WEngfBR, Sec'y.
Ar. POMER0Y, a. . question of privi-
less, offered concurrent resolution that the
two Houses adjourn on Monday next 70 meet
again on Wednesday, esb Of Nay next. d
Mr.. FARNSwORTH inquired whsahsr Il
was necessary to include the Senate. Z
i Mr. POMEROY did not suppose II vas.
and modified The rcsolutios % as TO apply
only to an adjournment Of the House. II
~ Mr.. ELDRIDGE asked whistler An amends
meus was in order to adjourn till 0ctshsr. E
Ths SPEAKER replied it would Be if the
previous question was not seconded.
Mr.. HOLMAN moved TO lay the resolution
on the table. -
The vote resulted-yeas "a, nays lol. The
resolution was then adopted without di-
vision.
Mr.. KELLEY moved TO Suspend the Eules
thAtlhe might offer . resolution instructing
the Judiciary COMMITTEES, when appointed, to
report bill declAEang who shall caal Conven-
nons f1w tha nsu1gAninnhon of The rebel
States, and providing for the registration OF
voters; and thai IN all elections, until the
Constitutions Of such States shall have been
approved by Congress, vosing shall be BY
ballot The vote on suspending the rules re-
suited, yeas Ill, nays 81. The resolution
was offered and adopted
The SPEAKER stated that he would re-
gard this resolution as instructions TO him to
appoint Judiciary Committee immediately
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FROM CANADA.

ToRoS7o, c. ". March I.
It is reported that the Government has
information from detectives Ia the States that
the Fenians intend making arsid shortly and
that ehey are making extensive preparations
Recently . letter to a fenian in this city was
intercepted, and positive information OF an
intended raid found therein.
Ii is understood that orders have been is
ss,ed 70 pn, ten th on sand solunteers In. red
ness for irnmediase service on the frontier, as
il is supposed by the authorities the for appre-
henson OF immediate Fenian movements
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March !.
There were signs of navigation yesterday
for the FIRST tins this year. The river bridges
were opened to allow the passage OF a few
vessels, which had changed their moorings ~
order 10 load IN readiness for an outward
VOYAGE. The white sails OF venturesome
craft were seen far out on the lake, giving
token that the bands Of winter are removed
from the path OF these messengers OF com
merce The sight of an uniettered sheet of
water covered with these hurrying wings will
he indeed cheerful
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FROM MEMPHIS.
MrxrHIs. March

MExrHIs, March 7.
The weather continues Indictment The
river rose one inch curing the rsss "a hours
and is now MP TO the high wster mart Of
1862 "a
day night at 10 o'clock, washing away the
lower part of the town. 3.
The ievee two miles below here broke
last night. The whole country bslsw here
ID inundated.
Thomas Woods, labeser, was drowned in
the bayou last night
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FR0N LOUISVILLE.

CmcAeo. March I.
A Louisville special Of the 9Th says that
horse stealing ID now oue Of tue peculiar in
stitutons of Kentucky An organized band
Of horse thieves last Friday made raid into
Lincoln county, gathered drove of horses,
and made of The Sheriff armed hiseen
men and pursued the thieves Coming upon
az ambuscade Of armed men, The posse had
to return.
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FROM NEW FORK.


New Tokx, March 9.
The steamers Cuba, Alleppo and Louisiana,
from Liverpool arrived to>dsy. The former
brought dates from Queenstown.
A dispatch has been received this A. NJ,
from Hearts Content that the troable with
the Government telegraph lines continues
Nc reliable account Of the cssse hss been
received The trouble is betveen Ealenha
and Killarney. sfs Y e
Dispatches per cable from America are
forwarded by cars across the interruption
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FROM SPRINGFIELD

CHicxuc, March !.
The Repnbsicams Sprias6ell specsal says
that the Board Of Supervisor a that county,
so~dny appropriated Ghy thousand doilara %
be paid TO The city scf 6priaekeld, for il d.
terest in the State House, H. aascpxf b b
- 900 - rscepsisa Of dssd u -
YpGsy- satt
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HozD- On THURSDAY. the Tth last, mrs, cAzxAsrss
Hosp, axsd - ycars-
FunsrHi services the ressdsnne Of r. y. Bswsx ie
nuro~ fe.sus.yf norntnw - 10 e'csscf. ysssnds -
the faspHy 80 isvsssd - stssnh.
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FIRH.

OsvrGo, March Z.
A fire this morning destroyed the old Bap-
-tisi chnrch, on West I'D street, occupied By
s 4. Webb, mach,nist, apd The tahenacle Of
spirih,aliststhe extensive foenayy Of Aiag Il
Co., and three dwelling on Sd street Also
barn4s- Loss 100000. Insered SIS, 600
One pan perished
BuFFALo, March I.
r A Gre this morning destroyed the malt
house On Penn street, belonging to s. c.
Bsgys. Loss 500 A large quantity OF
wheat and barley we're destroyed. Insurance
$20. .dDo.
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FROM EUROPE.
The Political Situation in
ireland.

High Water in Lower Mississippi.
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URTp9Re' JHwYLEY xSrARIIsaMKHT, nnd a b. =.
DOefwlCK oes, wksa~rals snd n~a.n De aiss IN
DTy Gscds, nc.
inarsdAw
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address al communications 10 II. X.
PRATT, Secretary, keokKk, lo.ca.
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RAC0N SHOULDERs-A nice lot, jus,
~ received spa for sale by
co1S IRvy.
nRIED APPLES-P Prime nev, nice ard
~ bright COX IRyrNs-
nRIED PEACHES Choice halves. for
- saasbg - cox AIKErH.
NO. /. MACKFREL-La and fat, for
y sale ~ coz IRsTNs
Rsksrs--of an fiaA'' for sale cav :, ,,y,s.
DAHsIrrssoAP-@
II cox IgyTNs
pURE SPICES-0f all kinds. al
Cox IEVIE's.
NECTARINE TOBACCo-A choice arti.
y Gle for sails hs tfsbsl cox IRWIN.
SOUND PoTAT0Es-Freef from rot--st
~ fsl3 cox IRyIEE
ni4D GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE
~ fhs genuine srstcls-fnr sale sst
fsh1 COX A IRyINAs
CANNED Fruits of~all kinds, fresh and
~ wnod. t~~ 10 fncfn3 cor fRFFss
IsREsH BUTTER fresh E<xs, sbd srsrything IN the
als COX IkyIss