The Wyandot pioneer., April 05, 1866, Image 4

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

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lp'WJlICH END .DOWK )
A short time ago there .was printed !
in the Telegraph a communication as
toTvJiclher fence-posts .ought 1 to'.bc
planted as they grow, or the reverse'.--The
writer took the ground and ghpw
cdlUiat posts set small end dowftwiul
last much longer, and gave his reasons)
w hich -were excellent, why it was so.
isince then,,Sve find in the Prarif. Farm--er
"'communication on th s&meub
ject from Mr. I). A. Liffic, of King's
county,-Illinois, hi which he says: -'.v)
'4 "About ; eighteen: years ago my
brother made 11)0 rods bf stilt fence,
in-Will : county, that is, ; crpoked . rail
fence laid upon posts driven eighteen
inches in'-thc grcmnd; ' These posts
wera nil from the same - our onk,trcc,
and sharpened . without regard to top
or but. : , A few years since I helped
him remove- this fence, srxi forma per
haps half of the post nearly rotted off,
and the rest nearly or ;entireiy sound,
and what was inost singular, sap posts
were often sound, and heart ones rotten,
hich , excited our curiosity 'torscer
turn. the cause, and we found the sound
ones set top down, and the rotten ones
but down." ' ' 1 : ' ' '
Tlds Udditioiiai, fact 'should attract
the attention of farmers everywhere,
especially in regions where timber is
scarce ami dear. . Not only milch time
and labor, but a heavy expenditure of
money is involved ia tins question.-.
If any -'of n our agricultural readers
have experience In the matter, we shall
be glad to ' hear from them. German
town Telegraph. .
FAUMEliS NOT AT HOMK.'
It SeeffiSVtrange tliaf.sa hiany farm
ers are of the opinion that theirs is
nboiit'thVpoorcst business that a' man
igmplo-ycd in. IIcnce, many arp , on
the constant look out for something to
turn up, and so drag on through a
Weary life ;: such will even work out, or
leave ' home and - family, perchance,
ivliM templed by rtamiqally i high, wa
ges. Let, the -discontentex! , farmer
whose eye falls- on this, ..resolve, that
for better or worse, I'll stick to farm
ing. Then if he acts up to this he will
not hunger or hanker for other work or
business. 7 In confirmation of this we
may'add, that in a late conversation
with a well-to-do farnierr who had been
troubled,, as indicated above, he re
marked, that not long since he resolv
ed to-live' a farmer, not onljvbut on
the farm he now owns. .-And he ad
ded, . I enjoy my work and business as
I never did when on the look for some
thing else that would pay, better than
farming.' Discontentment with a man's
calling or business in life, be that what
it may, is the source of,misery not on
ly to himself, but it serves to make all
connected with him oh life's1 journey
Wretched also. In fine,' allo w us to add
that every farmer should resolve to be
at home on his farm, and then he will
be happy not only, but make others so
ulso. Try it if you dobt it. Boston
Cultivator.- .
SFJFIXT OF ONI5 DUST.
A "Westbury (Vt.) subscriber of the
New England amertlins writes about
the 'effect of. bone dust : , .
- 44 L see a great deal in your paper
about the use of bone dust or flour. I
have thought a great many times I
would give you a little of my experi
ence1 in that matter. In 1844 I lived
with an independent fanner, andplant-
ed about three- f o urth s , of an acre r of
corn on a pine plain. That farmer had
been for many years gathering all the
bones that he could find.. That spring
he carried them to a plaster mill and got
them ground. ; lie gave me a peck of
the . flour, which I. put on one half ot
my piece of corn. . It had awonderful
effect. The stalks crew-a foot taller
than on tlie other half, und were dark
colored, and the ears were from two to
. four inches longer. The difference
through the season was such that the
passers by often hailed me to know
what made the difference. I could on
ly 'teli them that dry bones did it. ;
in . ; TO KEJVIO VE STUMPS. , r
A correspondent to the Mural Hegis
jtee states that Air. John Barnes, of Bal
timore,. removed a troublesome stump
from near his house in the following
mariner r ' ' .' ;: -' ' v-'--''.
"' Last fall, with an' inch.' auger he
red a. hole in the centre of the stump
ten inches deep, and into it put about
a half ia pound of. oil of vitriol, and
corked tne hole up. tight "This spring
the whole stump and roots extending
through all their ramifications, were So
rotten that ,they were easily eradi-
caica.
If true, the above would be a cheap
- method of removing ; stumps. The
, sulphuric acid can be bought for about
live cents per pound.
.-Stock Trap. It is often desirable,
and frequently difficult to catch ani-
' mals in barri yards. A convenient trap
' is, made by building a ferine a dozen
feet long, three or four feet from the
.yard fence, with a stout gate at each
; end: ; In tnis all sorts of animals may
be caught ; when hot ileeded Tor this
- purpose, is often convenient for tern
'porarily separating one or more from
me ncrd.r- Working Farmer. ' ; ' ?
FniLD -'Wokk. The farmer .should
begin, each day "with a clear notion of
about what; and how much each man
and team will do if it remains clear, or
if raihf cdmes.Vi lie must be his own
judge1 when men and teams will receive
no narm.
,k. r. - ij vi Aowis ia m in. u moreien
...tteir if kept a'counle of davs nfltr Trm.
ungbefpre it is cooked.': The fowl should
oe Kept lasting twelve or fifteen hours
' Enolish farmers are abandoninB the
4ise-of, live fences of ; all sorts rAmj
. cans. are trying almost .aJT'aorts with a
- w -Auurouucing inem.;
1"xax should be sowed1 in very well
prepared soil, as soon as it is thorouo-h
warm.
1866.
JANUARY.
t2t 4 J
GOLD, SILVER &
0 SOiaU ti-j
.No.
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HAVE just retni'noti ftonii' tTio T?astcni cities witi ene of tTic Irpst and eVopfHutotts of gooJs
evor brought to tliia market, and we aitwl nttpcclfnlly intitoaill to eome'ind tXnmine our
BiauuaotU Btock ,f
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Of.tfipe latest Btjlcp f
Ear nd Finger
VVAVI uuj - j
TatIe and Tea Spoons. Pie UWpb, Ftslj Khif es,
Goblets, Ice 1'itchers, Waiters, Tea Sets, et.
CLOCKS,!
i i j' .-if if i- tn ud'l
Of all description
the clock liue.
and patterns Eight-day
One of the largest assortments of Pen
Sandusky. Abo the celebrated
knivci,'
CTJTL e
Wade & Butcher's Eattlsr Razor.
SPECTACLES AND GOGGLES!
T ft
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
We have purchased, the largest assortment of Musical .Instruments rever brought to "this vil
lage, and intend to keep on hand everything in the musical line, bucn as German and French
Accordions, Banjoes, Fifes. Flutes, Piceolocs and the very best assortment of Italian Guitar and
Violin Strings.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT' OF CANES.
t ' .:. : t.u-'.- ;;i .;:. :
Work boxes, lava boxes, Jewelry bwxee. powder
Gent's walleta and Ladies pursesind everything
Goods, warranted as represented! ,;. .
vU'Muti "fAT(eT)airinof all Mnds done oh short notice. .
Hair Jewelry and Jewelry of every description made to order.
V ?' .1 i'l V J ,V cf, . .2 '
J, Pausch takes this method of extending
iberal natronaee extended to him. and would
firm, assuring them' that no pains will be spared
view our stock of croods.
Upper Sanducky, Oct. II, 'G5. tf. ;..
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UPPER SANDUSKY, OHIO.
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HAVING fitted np in fine order, with entirely new Macliineryof the latest improved ..kind
to RUN BY STEAM, a Chair. Cabinet and Furniture Factory is now, nreoared to fill
orders of all kindsr in his line, with promptness
hand allkfnds'of 'Furnittire.'from the ehcapest
whidL. be will sell JYliyjESALJS or Klfi l Alii
-y eles can be procured elaewucre. We is also prepared to ." . ' ,.'; .
and do all kinds of wqrk usually done in such
JSn We will also pay the highest market price,
; : ior our rjuainess. , opeciai
irl'l
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Coffin promptly madeMetlic Coffins kept
will I
rill also be kept in readinessai We respectfully
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 24J866. tf.,i
v O. B. 8XBTKKS0K, O. W. OCMP, A. B. STEVKNSON.
STEVENSON, O XT MP 0 CO.
MANUFACTURERS of Stationary En
gines, Baw and gristmill work. .Cast
ings of every description made to order.' ,!
We will also, keep constantly, on hand a
large stockCof rsiadaoles, -Iron Kettles, Bells,
Grate bars. Cellar Grates, Window Caps, etc. ' '
Upper SaBdOTkyiO.JaBu3,'68f.;.rr
Notice. ' '.
rpHE snoscriber, 'TiaVifi'g associated himself
nam of I.' H. Beery jfe Co.,' would tak'this
opportunity of 'thankjng his old frfends for
pa?t favors arid hopes," by 'close armlication to
business, to merit a continuance of the 6ame,at
their old stand, Ho. 2 Beery's Block. -
TT ' 8. S. PETTIT.
Up. Sandusky, March 8, 1866. 3t.
1866-
PLATED WAEE!
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CoTJanctSnvCtiau)if- -
Rings,
Gold and Silver TLimblee,
Bntter
Knires, JTapkiu Rings, Caator3, Cups,
CLOCKS
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Clock i Alarm Clocks in fact everything in
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Knives and Folks, ever opened ont in Upper
.riUiW'.UU vUi
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-it',: .o-'
boxes, comtjS,1rusliesi Nail and. tooth brushes
usually found in a first class establishment.
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his thinks to Jiis friends and patrons for their
now ask a continuance of the same to the new
to please Jand accommodate them. Call and
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and dispatch. We .will keep constantly on
quality, to the fin est Mahogany and Rosewood
for UASH; a little cheaper than the fcame arti-
Factories', on sliort notice and in1; a Fine Style
in Cash, for all kinds . ' of Lumber,.
suitable
auention given to me oueinees oi
Ti A KIN.G,
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constantly ori .hand.
A FI.E NEW HEARSE
solicits a share.of the public patronage.
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e PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Tiasesof the Urinary and Sexual Systems
xrnew ana reiiaoie treatment. : Also tne unci a i
Chamber, an Essay of Warning and Instruction
sent in Scaled linveiopefc, free of charge. Aa
dre Dr. J. Skillin Houcrh ton. Howard Asecoia-
tioh,No.", South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa,
George Eee.
MASOXv' ATER A!ND CISTERN
s-BuitDitll, is prepared to ' do all 'Work: in
his line'of business, in the most expeditious and
substantial manner. A - long expertenoe'' n
these ; brunches of business justifies him in
guaranteeing satisfaction to those who may de-
sire nis Bei vicea. i rompi aiiention given to ai
orders.
March 1, 18C6.ly.
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, . READ, .FEW. READ!!!
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THOU SHAL KOr WROMG THY NEIGHBOR
DO AS VOU WISH TO BEfiONE BY!'
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THAflS -THE ROAD
t-:ri-i
J The Old Honest IJeliablc '
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. ;'nTlAVELS OX.
He has nov on hand at Ins old land in
liohert's Corner. TUree doors woutli of the Na
tional Bank, ,puHi elegant and
S '-M.TI'l. I ' atoekof
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faslionable
3IADK" -fV
CLOTHING,
Manufactured: of the fbest inata iatstandj war
ranted to please.
He has also on hand a magnificent stock of
PIECE GOODS
of new aud fashioiiable'styles and paterds which
will be ; . . .u-i
by a corps of the finest workmen in this section
of country warranted to please in fit, etyle'and
materials.4. His storeys also stocked with supurb
assortment of f ' . - .
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Hats & Gaps, r , -
Paper Collars,
i K I 'llaiidkcreliief
Neck-ties & Scarfs,
Trimming's, lite.
In fact all articles usrially kept in first class
Clothing stores, nLwill be sold cheaper than
the cheapest. ,
Thnnkfut "for past favors.th'e undersigned
hopes by still traveling in the old honest , relia
ble road tf fair. and ''upright dealing, to con
tinue to merit the pptronage of the prblic.
- :i ' ' h B. LlEBENTHAt,.' '
February 7, '66. v 1 -1y ' ! '
GOING AT THE LOWEST FIGURES,
One of the largest and most Splendid
i i Stocks of . i i
iR. 1ST C3r
- t j ever brought to Upper Sandusky.
i .' o till
H H. H O L D R.I D &
TAKE pleasure in informing the public that
lie has just received and is now offering
at greatly , . ; -; : .. -;
an immense stock of new
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
i
ROBERTS
'..CORNER
SOUTH OP THE NATIONAL BANK,
New Prints, " -
New Delains,
New Silks, - :
New -Skirts,
;.' ; : . " New Shawls,
New Cloths,
- -j i . . Hats and Caps,
Boots ind Shoes,
and every other article kept" i n Dry GoocTs
Stores, besides an extensive stock ol the hest
QueenE'w are, Glassware, Notions, &c.
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Also, a fine Stock of
FRESH GROCERIES,
. all of which will be sold '
CHEAP FOR CASH !
: ' Thehighest Market Price paid for.
COJJN TRY PRODUCE.
CALL AT THE
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Roberts' Corner, South of the National Bank,
3 -5. -a i t: i--,f. "i
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Upper Sandusky; Jan. 24.'
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l." " M AKE N O DELAY!
- But call immediately at the well-known
G.IlOCEliy ST011E
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W A G O N E R & II UMM ELL,
.. ' . r. ; iVo. 2 Ayrea' Corner, . '.' ; ,
i-.v, . -..f If : ypu want - to ; purchase' :
P A 3f I L I " G ROOK It I E S
They have a fine "assortment bf everything in
their line j such, as : i ,,.4 . , .
; COFFEE, SUGAR, .TEA ! '
"""l"'! .V-t'r.W r.Kv.; -t. - i : j-.;-' :!T
Spices, Uandlesi. Soaps, Svrup. Tobacco. Sesrars,
Saleratus, Salt Powder, Shot,, Starch, Indigo,
l'ish, lubs, Brooms, Wash-boards, Candies,
STQXE AND .CROCKERY; WARE!
'Vvvr'p' " ;ofaUkinds;
:m: :4.
And4 in fact, everything you wont for '
F
fl'Z?, : As cheap as the' eheapest I'
Call and see. us and wo think we can satisfv
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you limn jwu win maKe uiuney oy patronizing
us, as we are determined to do' as well bv ' hm-
customers as any other establishment ''.in the
county. . . ... .vi ...
. , ,nAG0NER & RUMMELL.
3Iarcli 1,186G. ly.
LEHIGH MEDICINES.
.I lnre tbo pleas-
ure to iniovin yyi
that I have prociir-.
ed a atipply of the
so IulcIiIv ctli'bra-1
ted : Leh i gU ; Medi
ci ue, prepared .by
. Dr. of Zuoh'trv and
Aimtoiuy.n. G.llir;
ii r, t Allen'town,
Lelnifli county .Pa..
aitil re c o in m e nd
"theiii, to your, pu'-
t.ieularu1tejitun.' I
huve piirlieularreu-
Bo'n to lvcomniend
. Ilia iirenaratioii's so
above all others, with very few exceptions, from
a lwraer.al interview luia witli the manutactu
rer .himself, ns.tlie greiit demand in the United
States at present, '-Bprunsr out. of he ispeciil
home demand in !ri4U lro, wnvn air. uirner
w us -4 MV UCl IU .ilill " i vow....
sole purpose, of manufacturing
iiKnhratio:!a' for the benefit of o'
won .indnecd 10 form an establishment for the
bis lvnowned
otif wliole coun-
tit to-wliiclv he iput his bvIo attention emce
IfbtKVfitft great ctc'S9. . , .-j ,. .- -
.The Agricultural Societies are and hare been
of great yulnq'to him in necotnidishing tlie im
nortani woi-k. in. t?ivinr h Guttle Powder.and
Horse Powder, a fair trial and ma-king liunier
ius experiments on Horses, Cattle j .Sheep and
Swine, in promoting digestion, purifying, the
blood, cleansing the system and turn all impu
rities of blood with the uid of nature, into, a
healthy-: nibstance,' .forming .-(Ugh, strength,.
milk nn.d butter, through winch are informed
all interested, in due form through their rvspee
ti've cnminittees. to the' gi-eat uem fit of alL keep
ing Horst s, Cattle, sheep or swine-. . 'I'hejr have
awarded him since October 1856, until Septem
ber 1863, with 83 rivrniums, rrizei-niedals, and
' Diplomas, ea'ch testifving bis' preparations su
perior to an others for the Rame purose, there-,
bv showjns confidence, even in those which
know that most of. the preparations known as
ratem-meaicines, are noining inaii a (jii:ick
humbug ' accompanied with-certififat.es from'
Tom, Dick and Harry from large citivs, parties
whom nobody knows. Private certificates are
so abused that Jlr; Hirner never published any
yet, nor will, and all I a?k. he says, is that they
tell their friends and neighbors what the prepa
rations are.
:,, . Tub Lehigh Cattle J'owder-.. .. ..
is warranted to he the most powerful agent for
the stomach and blood of Horses, Cattle, swine
or sheep, in promoting digestion, cleansing the
m-sfoin nd TransTt-rritiff the rorified animal
fluid in fl.-sh.-fat; milk: bntter and strength,
aud establishing health and vigor. ,
Dlvov's House axd Mcl Powier
is thc'onlv medicine legally patented in France,
England Switzerland, and Holland, ana amy
,l.mfiwl .v their Courts, honored wiMi Prize-
medals
lals, and invented by Mr. Duvoy Professor
ie Imperial College for Agriculture at Paris
rt th( lllllierl;
and now manufactured by C. U. liuner, Ur. ol
Z'. and A., Alkutown, l'a..
All diseases of the Stomach, T31ood, Lungs
nnd Uowels. srtedilv and certainly cured.
Healthy stock will be brought into the highest
state of perfection, and one or two tablespoon
fnl n wwk. is a crreat value to hard working
horses. breeding"sttek, and colts, and saved
thousands of valuable; horses from contagious
diseases, as well at the barnyard as in the army
ot the 1 otomac. ,
The Leuigh Worm Confections
effectually overcome nil the objects winch
usiiiillv urevent the expelling ot orms, are
pleas-int to take, and also one of the most agree
11p vmrrr.itives for the Children. So confident
is the inventor, 01 ine success oi iiis iaunuM
6tuiies, in the pathological composition of this
preparation, that he-furnishes every graduated
Physician with a written prescription, as a new
era in Materia Medica..... .
The Union Roacu,1Vat,Mice, ast Extcdmixatob
a Pi.wdev for the sure extermination of all
Vnmin. will never chanse vvi b aare or climate
and much preferable to the old Phosphorus
Paste, whicf. hardensin a short time making it
worthless. For directions and particulars see
tlie small bills in the Boxes.
rW 183 rremiums awarded to . these Medi
cines since 1856.
rW" For Sale at Avres & Brunncr s Drug,
Book and Notion Store.
Dec '27, ISfS. ly.
AT T ENTIO If !
JUST A II 11 1 YE D !!
A large and magnificent Stock of fresh
Groceries, Provisions, Notions, &c,,
At the well-known and popular corner of
A. G. TRIBOLET & SON,
Uri'ER SAXDUSKY, OHIO.
Tlie undersigned having given their store
a thorough ronovation, and relilled it with
one'of tlie-finest and largest stocks of Gro
ceries' and 'Provisions ever brought to this
place, take pleasure in informing the pub
lic that they are now well and amply sup
plied with goods in their line to supply all
demands. In purchasing, they have taken
especial pains to select,the very best arti
cles of Groceries and Provisions, which
consists iri large supplies of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, SYRUP,
and a choice assortment of
Raisins, Figs, Crackers, Hominy
Candles, Uigars, 1 eppcr, .
Stirch, Nutmegs,
Cheese,
Rice, Mackerel, "White Fish, Cod Fish, Prunes,
bpiees,
' Saps, Salt; Tubs y.
.Brushes, Buckets,
Canned Fruit, Wooden "Ware,
.WASH BOARDS, CROCKERY,
FHTE CHEWING, PLUG &,SE0KI1JG TOBACCO,
CORN, MEAL, CORN AND OATS!
Country produce taken in exchange for
Groceries highest market prices paid.
Remember Tribolefs Coiner, on Main
street, in tlie long frame building, south of
the Pierson House.
, i i A: G. TRIBOLET & SOX.
February, 14 18GG. tf,
; Notice to. Teachers.
THE Board of School Examiners of 'Wyan
dot county, Ohio, from and after the 1st
day. of September, 18G6, will hold meetings for
the examination of teachers, under the "Act to
provide for the re-organization supervision and
maintainauco of Common Schools," and the
amendments thereby, passed March 14, 1SG4,
as tollows: In Upper bandusky, in said VYvan
dot county, on the 1st and 3d Saturdays in the
months of April,' May, June, September, Oc
tober and November, and the first Saturday's
ol alt tne other months. ; .j, . . '-.
Under the amended school law, "Each male
applicant for a certificate, shall pay the Board
ot Examiners, a fee of fifty cents, and each fe
male applicant, a fee of tuirty-fi.ve cets as a
condition of examination. " , , ,. ,
tExaminations to commence at 10 o'clock,
A. m., at the Court House in said town,
i By 'order of the Hoard of Examiners.
''... . HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 3, 1866. ly. , . .
'!...",.'.''..'-. ,!tLook' Here. . . ;
' I have taken -the Books and Notes of the
late firm of ! v- - r ! .
SIMON & 0PPENHE1MER,
.which I shall leave in the hands of Mr.- Joseph
Oppenheimer, unt il the 15th of Feb., when they
will be given for collection. -1
All those having elaiuxs against the old firm,
wil) .present them, and those indebted will set-
tie witli Air. Uppeniieimer, without -delay, as
the Books and Notes will remain iu hi hands
but a short time. ', .
M. SIMON.
UTICFS ' BLANKS. A fidl',a8ort
ment can alwavs be found at
AYRF.S & BRUXNF.rfS, -No.
2 jrelivlley's Block.
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CLOCK'S KXCEL510I1 UXIR RESTORE II
- Tfi.j . Is wnrrnriu-tl to - , .
1 'Hestore Ilnir iTeVor so Grey, ' ' '
llM-iUtra Uulr if mar mi ; r"Ti .11, , , .,, .1, . ,. ,
To Its -
Color of lCnrlicr Uaji.
Kri-iiH the .i j.V
Il.iir frnr UmK Off,
Will stir. ly ' ' 4
!') Ctsre fillHiiiiorn4r,tho Pcaij f; ti-
1 -..a-
Anil inak
, Jl5r grow on Hold Head8,-i,vji-,-.
1.. III.
llair grow on li;ild Heads,
' ''il When falHlj? n"lrom Disease. " . .; tr ii'
' - i,lriulii11v)erfiiinf(liMileverylhliiKfornJrc3
Ing-room tJint can; l)e detiinul, Is the nlj;, kaown
restorer of color aud porfect hnlr dressing couiliinod
delicately perlunied. lloquirt-s no waslnng or prepa
ration befor using. If, after a full trial, this noes not
prove the host Ma ir ResibrativV before the public, th
lnoney Will lie Tefunar.-"" '':" 1 .'"!-; .-,
, Sold by all ilruptgists at one Pollar per bottle. , :
' , I Dr.rai.hK Ji, tyoCK, Prpptitor.r
-' , - ,: -t .. Manchester, K. II.
Sotd in tTppcr.Samluskv.hy Ay'bes & Buu kkeb and J
A. Maxw-klL. -. I-.": - - ! f i i :-.::;?
F. E. Sbuik & Co., VfJiolcsaJc Agents, Cincinnati, Os
A Card to the LaSies.?i
.'" ' dr. d u pb NCO 'S r ? ' ' A '
:j si'., ' ..-i--.. :. - r ii : ; i " i ' fv
GOLDEN .iPER.ODICAL.PJl.LS, FOR FEMALES. -
Infallible in Correcting Irregnlariti3 EBmoving oi-
structions ot tae flionjy j orns irom wnaiever
Cause and Always Successful.as a preventative. .
It is now over thirty' years' 'sinc'e'th'aliove
celebrated rills were first' discovered uy- Dr.
Duponeo, of Paris, during which tjmts :they
have been extensively and successfuliy'used.in
most of the publi institutions as well as in
private practice of both' hemispheres, with
uuparaieiiea success in every case, ana -rcisonv
ly at the "urgent request ot tne tuousania , ol
Ladieswbo have used them, that he is. induced
to make the Pills public for the - alleviation of
those suffering from an v irregularities whatever
as well as topreventan increase ot latniiy wtiere
health will not permit it,' Females peculiarly
I
situated, or those s.uiposin themselves so, ar
cautioned asrniiist.using these pilfs in that con
anion, as me iropi n-ror asmneB rnira nuisimi
i -. . - -ui . .r.i' -:v:i
itv' after the !wve atlHiouition although their;
mildness, would prevent any njisehief la health,
otherwise the. 1 l! Is are recommended
0SE B0X 18 SUFFICIENT. ..
YeL.in some cases, one lady will require more
than another. . ....
50 .000 Boxes Bu ve Been Sold in Two
1 ears..
Ten thousand lioxes sent by letter, both by
mvself and nirenta.to all parts of the world, to
which answers have leen returned, in which
ladies say, nothing like the above pills have
been known , since the science ol jiediciue aawn
ed-.upon fcie world.
In Rcmoviny Obstruct
JS ature to its
quieting the nerves
"Kosy color oi neaitu tomecneeK ci tneiaoei
delicate. ' . -" ? --i . ,,
Full and explicit directions accompany each
l)ox, which must be strictly followed, and all
diseases peculiar to females may be speeuilj'
cured. The Golden Pills act as ani
Exhillarant icithout a Single Drawback
Safe in their operation -. perpetual in their
happy influences upon the nerves, the mind,
and the Entire .Organization..'. If t''ere is any
reliance- to be placed on .Human . Testimony,
the ahove pills may le Hilly depended upon
Remember Examine the box closely tiro
matter of what Drwjgifsfc vou buy them.) If
th box .is not signed S. D. Howe, it. is "the
counterfeit," and 1 wi'l not be responsible for
their injurious . ffects. J . . .
Tnce $1 per box, six boxes $t Sold by
one Druggist in every town village : city and
hamlet, througout the world. Sold iu Upper
Sandusky by J. A. Maxwell, (Druggist.) "Sole
agent tor VV.yandot Uo., U. .Ladies! uysenu
ing him $1,00 to the Upper San dusky ;"P. 0,'
can have the -Pills sent (confidentially) by
mail, to any port of the country, sold also, by
Rogers & Cliesney, Kenton, Hershiseri Myers,
Tiffin, Wholesale, by Strong A Armstrong,
Cleveland. 0.. or address S. D. Howe, .."Sole
Proprielor," New York.
Sept. 6, 1SG5. ' ' ' ' ! -:"
NEW SKIRTS FOR 1866.
The Great Invention of the Age. in .
. HOOI3 SKIETS.,-j:!
J.W BRADLEY'S New Patect DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC i or double) SRPINO SKIRT.
This INVENTION consists of Duplex (or
two) -Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, in
geniously braided tightly and firmly together,
edge to edge, making the toughest, most ft-xible
elustic and durable Springs ever used. They,
seldom bend or break, like the. Single Spring
Skirt that ever has or can be made. .. .
The wonderful flexibility and great comfort
and pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
in all crowded Assemblies, Operas, .Carriages,
Railroad Cat's, Church Pews, Arm Chairs, for
Promenade and House Dress, as the Skirt can
be folded when in use to occupy a small place
as easily aud conveniently as a Silk or Muslin
uress. . .. - ... . . . ,
A lad3- having enjoyedJic Pleasure, Comfort
and Great Convenience of wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for a singleday will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, Misses and Young .Ladies
they are superior to all others. ' .
The hoops are covered with two ply . double
twisted thread and will wear twice as long as
thesingle yarn covering which is used on all
single steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every' Skirt are also double steel, and twice
or double covered to prevent the covering from
wearing off the rods when dragging down stairs
stone steps, etc., which they are constantly Bub
ject to when in use." " ' " -" .
All are made of tlie new and elegantly corded
tapes, and are the best quality in. -every; part,
givinsr to the wearer the most graceful and per;
feet shape possible, and are unquestionably the
lightest, most desirable, comtortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made. -. - . ;
WESTS' BRADLEY CARY Proprie
tors of the Invention, and sole. Manufacturers,
97 Chambers, Y9 Sf 81 Reatlt Streets ;Nev York.
For sale in all first-class stores in 1 this City,
and throughout the United States and Canada,
Havana do Uuba, Jllexico, south America and
the West Indies. . .
Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic (or dou
ble) spring Skirt. '. V "
A. fc C.
Feb. 7, 3m. .. , . . :-. ;:. ,:
Notice in Partitionl ''' 1
ELIZABETH H. ALLEN, of Kent county,
in the State of Delaware, will take notice
that a partition wasr -filed aaainst. -her on the
15th day March, A. D., lfc'66, in the Court of
Common I'leas, within and fur the county of
n- t i. r o i'- j--- e ri - 1 -ni
ityaiiuoii, aim oiui.e 01 unio, oy I limp
Dhaum,: and is now Pending .wherein said
Philip' Dhaum demands partition of the fol
lowing real estate, to-wit : The north half of
the north-west quarter of section thirty-five
(35), township. three (3), south of range twelve
(12), oast in the. county of Wyandot and
State of Ohio, and that at the ;next.term of
said Court the .said Philip Dhaum will "anplv
- - . i i j
for an .order that partition. may bcmadc of
said premises.'" ' '."
' M'KELLY GRISELL, i
-,,-' . . Attorneys for' Petitioner.
..March 22, 1866. 4t... e
WANTED.
Every Man or Woman out of profitable em
plovment, to aend-the,irad dress with' stamp.
and get our price list and circulars. No Patent
Humbug. $1U
Address C. ' M
$10. to $25 can be made per day
JUOUlo, liox l i, rrovldence
Rhode Island.
Dec 13 Guio
CRESTLINE HOUSE,
: C.?G. EMERSOH & CO.; PKOP&IETUBS.
tf" All Traitis atop long enbush to trive
i passcngcra lime 10 j.'inc. .-. . . "
Jan. 21, lfc'66-tf.
rwer pkannet, a fc f he bcgt a'Dd Bios .fUiMUj.
and bringing lack the I . ... , ..... f-j.
; in-,- ,:r ..,)V: CRn fl0
McKolly-'s B'ioc
, SoomHiC'''-" '!
The largest, beet and most .fashion able stooV 1
I - . u . . . , . ......... -.j. .. i
22 t '-.1 ft P5s ;'i
Evcrjbrouglit-to ITpper Sandusky-. . Out Stock )
or Ulothing is complete, .and.zfjU.isJi
VI t; -in r. vJ- I "tftH ;.!;. h
MA5rUFACnjRED- BY 1 0URSELYE8,., if
.- ! I " ii'. lh the besttylej! ll.ta& f
OF THE BEST MATERIAL! ' - -'-
Tit V s. Ande,eaB; kl yiho'i
Warrant C tbein i. as -Represented f
'Out Stock consist of, ..n .-7 ' 'niiV
FALL AWD WINTER CLOTHING.--
COATS, rANTS,;:. VETS, SHIRT5,!
t .5 1 1 vi a. AXo, UAftfi
FURNISHING -GOODSl 'A
And everything kept in a Clothiug Store. Ose
ui ihc or st u iters ai ways u uauvi... , . ,.. ,
oq no pains sparea jo , ..- v
M i! please, i . ' ', .-
- -'i -i'L. i::f't
WeVwill sell our goods lower, tlian. any tb
iiouseean oroare seiu i Uom in v
' and see for yourself .
Ii!" ' Ti t v -
DON'T, F.ORGET TUE PliAC,
VJ M .If Voiiwant $ '
'-i ! ; "i- ; . , .
A fir O D D -B A R a A im
Come' and seebnr
'- 1. - .. - 2.
Large and .Splendid Stock;
t V ' : i: PLECK A VOGELi
nt..4. 1865. tf.-'- ' -';:!, :if
3
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MiLLIHEPiY SIflRE.
O- 3BTTH.T
T n fi liTna tfi e i itiz eiis'of 1 i iWr" Sand osk't and
surrounding country, that she has established
a Millinery store at Upper aantlusuy, in the
SILJE8,
. UIBBOXS,
BOSSUS.T
KATS, .
I i I
TINSEL
L.i?
: HKAD DBK8SES. COSSETS. . ... .
and all articles in the line of Millinery, and!
Ladies' Dress. Fixing , K r
BONNETS & DRESSES ?
made to order, In the mit fashionable etjle
Also Hats and Dresses retrimmed promptly and
warranted to plea.se,.
The Store will b5 filled.up weekly f with
and fashionable articles. rr,..; , . ;
Having had along experience in the 'busi
ness, the undersigned ffalttis herself tkt h
will be able ti phase all who may favor lwf
with their patronage. . - ni';
-MRS. C. BURT
7 UjperSandiwky,-JfoTy& 4,,,t , "
Al W. BEECnER'S
i ' BT'-GJ?yXj E BY.1 :.. -
if" : - . JV8T -pv'KXP 1M ' . -la. '
UPPER SANDUSKTr OHIO.
' !T ,: T)!' Tn1tcs pleasure ia an
V - V V 'JlJ nouncing to the. pub?
lie that he has just opened a first-class Ambro
type and Photograph Gallery in Aj'res' Block,
three doors east of the Post Office, in the toon
formerly occupied by "Wert & Shriner, and ia
now prepared to accommodate the citizens f
Wyandot County, with any description of ".
they may desire.; , Haying had considcabl x
perience in taking pictures, he 'flatters hinwaU
that he ean please all"whofavor hiur with their
patronage. Now is the time to get good. -, ; -
P HO T 0 G RAP H S
and Ambrotyjes, at Beecher e Nwt-uallery o
Art. .'Remembei the placer- Ayres. Block, S
doors est of the Post Office r ..- - .... .
- And if a stranger you should b, t T
Walking around the sights to sea,
lust step into the GalkVy v
Of that young gent, "A. VT. B."
CN. B. Particular attention paid toaopy
ng pictures of deceased friendB-jJ ? - .
June 7,-lfc65.tf ;
LOOK EIRE!;;
NEW
ii
BOOT & SHOE SHbP,
CH1?IST1AX HEISTLE, avails, hinilf of this opyr
tunity to inform his old friends aud the peopla gea
er;dly, that he has opened, In TJpper Sondusky, In
thu Kiiiiiiiiicr fomw-rlv occupied as aa office.: Jbj Dr.
oimell, on main street, a few doon Horth of tka
road, a Brst-class'
-"-BOOT AND SHOE.
r
wi.ri. ho intpnrts to snfmlv all who mr fwrh(m wttk
their patronage, with the best qonlitjr of wrk at th
most reasonable prices. Keeping not f bat the pest
workmen, he warrauw an ni woia nemnuKi mw
lace mid drop in. . i r
Sept 4, 1863-tf ,
WY ANDOT C O IT NT T
- WM. F. SAYIDGE,
HAVE opened out a Shoe Shop, in the room
formerly occupied as a Saddler -Shop, Tw
Doors west P. O, n King's Block, and aw
prepared to furnish, to order, ,. , ,i,t
Gents', Ladies' & Childrens' Shoeny
of all descriptions.' Thev have laid in a haavT
stock of Leather, and are employing1 none bmt
experienced hauUs, ana warrant all worn uoaa
by: them. V'T''rV- ' '
Mending done' on short notice.
("Ready-Made Boots and Shoes al
ways on hand. ' V . -
Terms cheap as any shop in tow,
theOash. "- ,; U," -
Call and see me. WM.?. SAVIDGE.
May 3, 1865-tf ', ' -
' The Undersigned ha bought the intarttl !
Mr::M.J3iraon, in' toe lata ,hrm of j
ii
SlrVS0N& OPPENHtliHEfl,-'.
fund will 'eon timie the business inhiaowa
at tlie old etandwhere hewill always, ha rontio
ready to wait on his d4 customers and n5nJ
new ones and snpply.theiB' with dpraole. ana
stylish clothing, at reasonable figu9, '
straightforward dealiinrgs, with all,1- peet a
coutiunanee of theif patronage. 'Jl
t m; : : , . 303OPPENHEIMEB.
for
S0. 2 MfKeUy'sBloclt.
ion and Restoring rooms over Blacks Grocery , .riewon iioas
hnT V.V OINTMENT
I a frUir ti.iTwint. roreiveu ana
rale at - AYitES & BRUNKEITgk-
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