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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

NEW HEARSE.-L. Bowman mas near
ly completed new Hearse for general
use, which has been gotten up in very
artistical manner. y - - 3 = .
wy have recently observed fields
along the P. TT w. & G. Railroad, east
of Mansfleld. that but few years ago
weresalmost covered over by <stagnant
water. but have been properly drained.
and now the corn stands SO thick and
heavy upon them that the traveller is
astonished as he beholds it. Industry
accomptsl.es great sMngs, sNass
4 " E@-e- .sT -
! We haveslately rccsivedseveral new
voluntary subscribers. We hope that
theTery many Republicans throughout
the county, who are not taking our pa
per, will come forward and subscribe.
Wewill spare no efforts to make the
Pioneer family visitorwortlly oftheir
patronage.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

The place to buy your Queensware
and Glassware is at Josiah Smiths, in
I the, old postoffice building. just re-
ceiyed the latest styles. Call in.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
HOWE'S e. s1 !.
Standard Scales.

Every description of scale warranted to
give entire satisfaction. Send for catalogue
and circular Second handed :. scales Of
other makers, taken in part pay 10, ours,
for sale cheap. HOWE SCALE CO..
l. 1..s :nlt' '1 3 Park Place, New York.
l3l Federal St. Boston. al 6 als.,- II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

Have you gum umbrella. lock-. or
anything that needs fixing? Call on
Mr.. J. Gump. and he will repair it for
you in good style, and on short notice.
Terms very reasonable. fgsx4ff
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
Pittsburgh, Fl. Wayne q chio6os
4s..sa 300 ~ Railway. s.s:.-a A.

1 Oneails / SITTER MaNil, LEGS. ..traips will lees0
stations daily. s8bhaths excepted. as fOM0wa;
TRAIN leaving Chicago ut 8 IS p. NJ leav6
daiiy.1 Train leaving Pittsburgh at tlSr.x :.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

We do not think those big boys who
aretconstantly playing ball about our
streets and elsewhere, are thus prepar-
ing themselves for any useful avoca-
tions oflife. The parents of such, how
ever, may aool SApe,I the business ASA
lucrative one. We believe in exercise,
burin such that will accomplish some-
til ing as well as,ipreyent the stagna-
ton of the body.
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From alcomplimentary card, kindly
furnished us by the officers, we learn
that the Crawford County Fair win take
place October 9Th, 7th, sth and 9th. We
also understand that great efforts are
being plade to render the shccess of the
Fair, this year. unprecedented in the
history of the Xgficulturap Society ol
that county.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
Married.

BY Jacob Hollingshead, j. P, Mr.. j.
r. johnson and Miss Matilda A. Bow
sher, both of this county.
On the 10Th inst, by Rev. D. r. Mill
XIV, Mr.. Frank Poppleton, of Crawford
CO., and Miss Anna Graham, of Wyan-
dot CO.. O. II s srH
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

-..iI -fiisF ~ ftff - y Gtl ~ -,
Onr Piano Fortes are now universally ae
knowledged by The most distinguished ar
fists to be the best manufactured, and
wherever they have been introduced and
used we are not required to say one word
in their favor, their excellence stands pre-
emlnently to those of other makers, and
from the great success achieved, and i'm
provement made by us in the last thirty
years. we can afford to sell q first class
Plano-forte at 800 to $3.50 less than sim
liar one can be bought elsewhere.
Every Piano Forte WARRANTED for
5 Years, and to give satisfaction.
Our Pianos are made to last; the materi-
ais used for every part are thoroughly sea-
soned. and of the verr best quality that
can be procured No part is slighted;
what the public eye might pass over. new
er escapes our vigilance. Every part inside
and out, is honestly, faithfully and thor
oughly made, so that it will bear the most
minute examination. They differ from the
loud coarse tone of most Pianos. (whiel, is
bad in the beginning. and grows worse
every day,) inasmuch as it is refined and
delicate, pure in its vibrations, delightful
in its singing capacity, and has all the pow
er necessary to produ every desired effect
They are without doubt the best, the mos
| lasting, and consequently the cheapest
We are. content with q fair profit. 1 Ou
prices range from 5000 to $500. n i.str
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

The U. B. Sandusky Conference is in
session at this place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
|BEERYS, HALL
| q ,ls,I@ ssI2 Tomorrow evening,
Friday, ;, Aug. 28th.

Judge Underhill is an able and Wig
orous speaker. and we most earnestly
hope that the Hall will be filledsto O.
verfowing. ~ ~
q Richards Silver Cornet Band will en-
liven the occasion with their soul STIR
ing songs. A Glee Club of ladies and
gentlemen will also be on hand and
sing to the tune ofsGrant and Colfax.--
The attendance of ladies, is cordially
requested. Let the first. rally of the
Republicans of this section. of Ohio. sbe
snelf as will carry dismayS and confh
Esionsinto the ranks Of the rebel Democ-
I1racy., 1 ~ -
Come, out, countrymen. for the vital
Issue is, whether we shall have a conn-
try, or no country, peace or war.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

Our HVeteIan11st, Within the last
two or three weeks, has been such as
to encourage us very much. See the
list of te-day.I: 1t does our heart good
to know that we have such a goodly
number Of subscribers, who, without
any dunning on our part, pay us as reg
lllarly and promptly as the year rolls
around. We wislltosthank all of them
~
most sincerely.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

The Hancock Courier says that the
corn crop in that county promises to be
the largest realized for several years.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

w. A. .Weidman desires to employ a
first-class tailor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

/ CIRCULARS and all kinds of Mer-
camille Printing neatly executed at the
FfeSExn Job CHiee. ''sl4s.tl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27

Mr.. H. w. Peters has taken up n
large roam eow,w 18th one horn broken
of. The oWnsrscan have the same BY
calling on Mr.. P. and paying damages.
The ravages0f the cattle plague has
caused great excitement all over the
county. 1UAA4 &c st-
Indeed, it seems as if wyandot Coun-
ty was MOTTO beAspared, for we learn
that or cattle died, and others are
sick on the Neal farm, in Antrim town.
ship, Our excellent Governor and the
cattle men of the State have taken Wig
Iorous measures to prevent the spread
of The pestilence.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
McConneu's Block .

-t'+i: 2 -it-tl.j 4 q ~ Z tsao-tl .l,sis
One docrso of Weidman 8 cIothin Store,
Where he intends to supply all who iloas
favor him with their patronage. with the
best quality nfwork, at the n.est rsasc~stttessa r.
prices. Keeping none butct4fes b at wsrs-
men, he warrants his work. Rep,eniaer the
place, and drer in. Ser1, lse6-H 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
Grain Market.

Wheat, $1.eO, Rye, 90c, Oats, 45c, Flax
and Timothy seed each $500. aG
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
FOURTH Of JULY.

There i great diversity gof-opinions Is to
who wi l:.bei the nominee Of the Democracy
at thetapproaching New York Convention,
~ ,I@ but all agree thst
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-08-27
TRAINS, GOING EAST,

f. r. MY ERSs Gen. Ticket Agent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
THE CELEBRATED IMITATION GOLD
Sl5 HUNTING WATCHES. a2C
THE COLLINS OROIDE WATCH FACTORY.
CASES OF THE COLLINS METAL

CASES OF THE COLLINS METAL
Improved oroidel
Our Oroide Watches having recently imi-
ated and worthless sold watches,
hereby caution the public against them and give notice
that are In no for Theses bogus and
only those purchasing directly from genuine
proved crode in appearance and durability and to
ect the public from npostons hereafter, have named
the collins Metal and we give notice that any one making
Of this will to the extent OF the
This ali briancy durabi ity OF gold
cannot be distinguished from by the beat ud2es retains
tnsic value All our Gentlemens Watches full ewecd
levers those for ladies improved escapemen bet
Ter than small watch all in hunting
fully by special certificate The $5 watches
equal style Of finish general appearance
for time 70 gold one costing $3.50 Those q So are Of ex
S2c0 Chains OF STYLE from - TO &c. Also Jcwery OF
the Collins metal in every STYLE
Goods sent OF the United States BY express TO
be paid for delivery.
Our only Office Is 81 and 80 Nassau street, opposite the Post
o0lce (up stairs), New York.
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MATRIMONIAL.

"A N AMERICAN LADY IN GOOD SOCIAL POSITION
~ wishes 70 correspond with OF honor, from forty
Owe upwards with view 20 mAsrimony objection 70
Spanish. Address Alone. bon 10 Herald o6os.
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CARD-To PREVENT FURTHER MISTAKES AND
N annoyancss 10 those have 10 vist ssnd
to my for enc Crinoline or french Cor.e
would inform the public that sassrooms are 81 Nos
is and SIT Sixth avenue the former Twelfth street and
The other Twenty hst street. Ny sens bear ny name
IN full. Mrs. JENNY = SMITH.
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FINANCIAL.

THB IMPORTERS AND TRADERS NATIONAL BANK
OF Now York.-New York. Dec %, lS68.A dividend OF
free OF all has this boon declared this bank
books win remaIn closed. e. IL PERKINS, JR, Cashier
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MARKET SAVINGS BANK,
M No. 81 Nassau street, New York.
DIVIDEND.
dividend at the rate OF six cent per az
mum, tax, will be paid depostors on
sums entitled thereto and after Monday, January 49,
Interest not withdrawn will bear interest principal from
January 1.
Deposits made now will draw interect from January I
the rate Of six per cent, free Of government tax.
WM VAN NAME, President.
HENRY n. CoNKLIN, Secretary.
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PERSONAL.

A K.-DErEcTIvE POLICE AGENCY, 50 BROAD
"A. vav-A highly important letter awaits you ut this
'(Sooda Ali recovered.
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sPORTING-DoGs, BIRDS, sc.
AT JOHNSTON VAN TASSELLS.
n ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON AUCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART

-, ~ East Thirteenth stTee near Fourth avenue
Gentlemen having private Establishments which they wish
70 dispose Of those wishing to purchase anything In the
horse line, Will find II TO their advantage TO call
Our dealings are almost exclusively with merchans and
business men, and establishment 10 conducted the
same straightforward principles which honorable
people IN other branches OF trade.
Good sabng for horses at private sale.
We give the purchaser of that warranted
sound twenty -four hours for trial
OUR DOWN TOWN OFFICE rs AT NO. 30 NASSAU
STREET. opposite the Post ONCE where register kept OF
horses, carriages &C. at private and public sales Liberal
ad vances made on everything In the horse line.
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At NINE. vrGouRouxs, 10 FOURTH AVENUE. oNl
"A door above Twelfth sree,-stsmping, imported en-
brodery iades and babies Trouseaur hand orde
speciality OF Initial Monogams for haudkcrchefs curtain
table and bed cioths embroidered for holiday presents
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-26
Cheese Boxes,

When ever any branch Of Industry is started
IN our midst, it tends to cheaper the prices
of foreign Importation. Experience has prov
ed, that an article of almost any kind, can be
as well made in the city Of Kenosha, as in
Buffalo, Little Falls, Utica or any ofthe man
ufacturing cities of the east. Most Of the
Cheese Boxes, since we have become Cheese
manufacturing county, have been manufacture
ed east, and shipped west by spectators and
commission men, and before we located in this
city to manufactor Boxes, Dairymen were fore
ed to pay enormous prices for their boxes, or
be obliged to sell their Cheese, to the parties
owning and specializing in the boxes 81 Cheese
All the Cheese men that have used our Boxes,
will admit they are as good box as those
manufactured cast, and we will furnish all
sizes ct short notice, and on reasonable terms
We visited the Dairymans' convention at Bel
videre this spring, and were surprised to
learn the great growth of the Cheese making
in the north west. We cannot but say very
soon, we will be the Ham burg of America
Last season as near as we can ascertain, there
were nearly or quite 100000 Cheese Boxes,
the Northwest
We met Mr.. VIM Ralph at the convention
with his celebrated patent Oneida Cheese vat,
which is the standard for making good cheese
and used in Cheese Factories and Daries for
manufacturing into Cheese the milk of over
100000 cows. Mr.. Ralph manufactures his
vat at Utica N. K. We encouraged Mr.. Ralph
to come to our city, to manufacture his vat, It
being to bulky to ship. Mr.. Ralph gave good
encouragement, that he would investigate
the enterprise, We also wish to speak of Mr..
Gideon Truesdell. our noble enterprising fell
low citizen, he first mentioned the enterprise
to Mr.. Ralph, and the encouragement AIR.
Truesdell gave Mr.. Ralph, if he would locate
in our city, to manufacture, is only one Of
the very many noble enterprises, that the PEG
pie of the city of Kenosha and vicinity should
thank Mr.. Truesdell for.
March 23d 1868
SAMMoNs & SoN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-26

CONNECTICUT ELECTION -The next State
election to occur, and which will excite
very general interest, takes place in Con-
necticut the 9th of April next. The Demo-
Gratis claim the State, but the result Of the
New Hampshire election, will very likely
dampen their enthusiasm. The Republicans
mean to carry the State, and we think they
WILL provided b. Clay Dean, DooIittle and
others of that stripe, render the same kind
of service in Connecticut they did in New
Hampshire. Last year the Democrats car.
ried the State by $50 majority.
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TwE sEmr-wEEKuy SIM.

The same size and character as the Weekly but
furnishing twice as much reading matter, and Civ.
ing the news with greater freshness. Great palms
will also be taken in making up the political news
Of the day for this paper, that the reader, what
pendulum of political Information. In fact we
mean that this shall be the most valuable campaign
paper in the country. Price So year; 10 copies to
one address, SIS; 20 copies to one address, $685. so
copies to one address, $50; always in advance
3w42 Address, THE SUN, New York Sun.
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| fsNf1Y a bottle and be convinced! Ii viii only
! Il cost you your time in using it, lift does YOU
na good.
sSEs no BIAS VENETIAN EgNTEKENT
AS an external Remedy in cases Of Chronic
Rheumatism, Cbopped Hands. Mosquito Bites
Cuts, stiffness Of the Joints and Contraction Of the
Muscles, Headache, Bruises, Pains in the Limbs,
Back and Chest, Sores, Toothache, Stings Of In.
scots ana spraius, It's wonderful curative powers
are miraculous.
Internationally in eases of Sick Headache, Col
ic, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Dysentery Vom-
iting and Dyspepsia its soothing and penetrating
qualities are felt as soon as taken.
* # the reader Or his frien have any com
plant named in this adyertlser.ent try the veni-
tian Liniment Remember, if you do not find re-
lief, you can have your money refunded.
Ask for DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment, and take
no other It is pleasant 10 take and clean to use,
ada eradicaes the disease from the system SO that
it does not return, as is the case after using the
many Liniments, Pain Killers and Oils now food
ing the county, that only stop the pain while the
article is being used, and then return
Price 50 cents per bottle. old by all the Drug
gists.
Depot, Sc, Courtland Street n. v. 4wn
I
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Laiie take Partic a@-sr Notice.
THE REAT. VELPAU Female rsr,Y

" arrauted French
fEfuESE PILLS, celebrated asay years 40 IN paris
Tor tie relief Of female irree1arities and after
wards 50 notorious toF their criminal III III
praet "a So5Tton are offered Tor sale Tor e frs
time II America. They have been kept in com "a
obscqrlty from he iaet thgg tn originator Or Vens
= ! payseian "a Iars ei great wealth ana striet
general lest they Should be employed .or aiafu
pnspeses n0vercoming female distractions Failing o.
oe Womb, whites, Green Sickness Suppression fiu
~ 1nuoaerate h5w Of she monthly DISCHARGES rervous
ana spnni affections, Pains in the back abs satiane
on sE exerren, pail itat1on 81 the heart hvxepes
n9is4t e5tcsa cnre wren all othermeans have failed
sh g. aee5a q possrn reIed v 90 not ontan ealomel
an5lnlonY or anything hurtiui to the contribution
10 Married ladies aud Young girls who have never Nsp
t2ulated icy are peculiarly suited They ,,fIF Ia
shgft tiEHe bring On the this period regularly
.lIly1 i3atss should never take them hen
they Will be sure to pFoddce nliscar .iage..
Aass can procure box sealed from the evea If the
enri9uE oy enclosing dollar ana SIX posty sEsos
70 4 W. MACOMBER. General Agent 10 az Tinted
Avn ~a9 CaAa9as'a az Albany X, or to any author
- - Ae1Ne' ly5l
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DooLIrrLE AND THE VICE PREsIDENoY.-
Washington correspondents of the northern
journals say, that our Wisconsin Doolittle,
is figuring for the nomination of Vice Pres
dent on the copper ticket. q
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FAMILY QUARRRL~-Some of the Democra-
tic papers say, the impeachment proceed
ing, is only great family quarrel among
Republicans, because johnson was elected
by the Republican party The President
bears the same relation to the party which
elected him, that Benedict Arnold bore to
the army ofGeneraI Washington. Was
Arnolds' treason family quarrel9
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NICK Of The WOODS II!
NICK OF the WOODS
IN THE r
ssF72E,SIDEl CONPA VLONo

GEORGE MUNRO 81 Co, have at an i'm.
mense expense, secured the exclusive rlght
of publishing that wonderful story of Border
Life,
+ sa Mick of the Woods ,,
in the 'SFIREsIDE CoMPANIoN,p which will
be commenced in No. "a of that popular iour.
nal issued on April 3D.
''NECM OF TEsE woods
| is the most remarkable and exciting story of
the kind that ever appeared, and is the Foul
tain Head from which myriads of Indian Tales
have been derived. Some of the characters
are unequalled in the whole range of Fiction
for certain kind of wierd, mysterious inter
EST that hangs around them. For instance,
the terrible Jibbenainosay, the Spirit that
walks" Bloody Nathan, the ''Man of Peace,'
and Roaring Ralph Staokpole, the "Ramping
Tiger of the Rolling Fork" who was equally
at home. whether stealing red mems scalps,
or pale faces horse The desire to read a
STORY ofsuch intense interest, of course will
be universal, and we trust that our friends
Will order the paper of their newsdealer in
season, to prevent disappointment
The FIREsIDE COMPANION is the Best Fam
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The Diamond Dickens.

The Diamond Dickens.
OLIVER TWIST, PICTURES FROM ITALY AND
AMERICAN NoTEs.-This is the eleventh vol
ume ofthe diamond edition of Mr.. Dickens
work, as beautiful in type, Illustrations, and
binding as its predecessors. Oliver Twist is
made to pass uneontaminated through scenes
of evil, and the novelist strips vice of its
false glitter, wherein Dickens differs from
Bulwer and some other writer's. In this vol
ume appear the American Notes'' which so
damaged Boz in the regards of many good
people, especially persons who never read
them. We have just given them fresh PEI
rusal, and We must confess that we cannot
find the occasion for the ancient cutlery. lie
found some things to blame and some to laugh
at. He blamed fairly and laughed heartily,
and we showed the wounds in our vanity
He is to-day the most popular literary man
on the continent; he viii be heartily vel
coined in his approaching visit, and we hope
he wiz on his return give US q second series Of
''Notes."-E Y. Clsristian Adpocate.
The cost Of each volume of the beautiful Il
Illustrated Diamond Dickens is only $50;
plain edition, S1.25. Ii can be procured Of
any bookseller, or win be sent postpaid by
the publishers, Ticknor & Fields, Boston.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-03-26

WINTER WHEAT PResPEoT. From almost
every section of country where winter wheat
is grown, the accounts are favorable; the
amount reported winter killed, is smaller
than the average in former years.
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THE NEW YORK. sUN

An Independent Daily Newspaper, political and
general, giving all the News in a fresh, readable.
attractive maner, condensed SO that business man
can find time to read the whole CHARLES A. DANA
Editor and Manager Price, Sc year II so for
three months
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Gentleman who suffered FOR years from Nervous de-
bi5s, PREMATURE decay and all she effects Of youthfu
scEe tigR, VIII, Tor the sake Of srferng humanity
send free to all WAC need IT, the recipe and direction
oraaking the simple remedy ~ watch he was cured
can do SO by addressing, in perfect eonfdence,
ly59 JOHN =, OGDEN, a Cedar Street, N. Y.
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ALL FOR GRANT 1t is a significant fact,
that all the recent Republican State Conyen
tions, have declared in favor of Gen, Grant
for the Presidency
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The House Of, Representatives at Wash.
ington, have passed the bill for the contin-
uance of the Freedmans Bureau another
year. fT
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"a oNDERFUL LAMONTES CoRRTTIk.
~ forces whis5ers on The smoothest face or hair
on bald heads; wil1cHrl the sTaightest hair win re-
move tan, freclzles, pimpies, peck marks and all
eTupons from the skin, leaving Il soft and white as
70 cents
Address REEVES & co.
sn6InI3 = NassLu St New York
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: RESIGNED. Attorney General Stanbery,
has resigned his position Mr.. Browning Of
Ill, has at present the tempory charge Of
the Office
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THE WE pWHy sErN

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Political news thoroughly condensed Farmers'
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Horticulturaland Agricultural Department edited
by ANDREW S. FULLER. Great variety of interest
GENERAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
Those wLo wish Tor thoroughly reliable paper
for the fe
Will find the Weekly sun exactly what thew need
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copies to one address, $780, 100 copies to one ad-
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