ocr: HOLD YOUR HORSES, Here is the Place. ave taken: the" SHOP lately occupied by Win. ringer, in Upper Sandusky, where we in tend to carry on the bnsiness of Li ' IiLACKSMITIIING ' in all its raridus branches and havinghad a good deal of experience in the business, we think we risk nothing in saying we are prepared to do as good work, and as cheap, as any establishment in county. In ; WAGON IRONING challenge competition, feeling assured that our work cannot be beat in any. o ther shop in the community. We will, also, alwavshave on hands a lot of NEW WAGONS for sale. All we ask of persons having black smithing to do is to give us a trial and we will guarantee satisfaction. ( ' : JOS. II. REUBENDALL n r ; JOHNSIDERS. ',-, .. ;


The Wyandot pioneer.

ocr: 1 EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND. ' FOR SALE. am authorized ; to offer fof sale -rea oanble terms 80 acres of good henvily timbered, situate.about four West of Upper Sandusky and about a mile Seuth'of the Ohio and Railroad. For further particulars to W. T. WILSON. Real Estate Agent, Upper Sandusky. March 20, '56.-n27i. v

place_of_publication: Upper Sandusky, Ohio

publisher: W.T. Giles


ocr: A GOOD OFFER. rffHE undersigned offer one- lialf " cash' and the other half goods 1 at- their store in Upper Sandusky? as follows: : : ' FIFTEEN DOLLARS A. THOUSAND for Pipe Staves of the following 'dirnenJ sions: 54 inches long't4 inches wide, (in side of sap,) and 1 inch thick. Also, TWELVE DOLLARS j A THOUSAND for staves of an inch in thkkness and length and width as above. - - - All staves are to be ' made of "'good White Oak Timber free from knot and worm holes, and delivered at any switch on the Ohio and Indiana" Railroad lroni Crestline to Forest, or on the Mad River Road at any switch north of Patterson.' 1 200 ' staves are , always . counted thousand. All staves will be culled in the woods if desired, - where four or five thousand can be culled at a time. " GILLETT & WIt.TOX.-


ocr: COU G H is iB i A, L S i A M! .1 jihtA THIS.Bajsam is useful m C"Ughs, Colds, Spitting of sBloodPjirn in (hBjre's Tickling:) im the. Ihrqat, j i ig VtaesV fie i3 Chest Hflifficulty of. Breathing, sthma. Whooping Cqugh, apft. in Bhor in-,'air cusea&softheiLtf ti,1;(i iH r ' The above medicine has been t xttnsive.-l' iy useu iu me private , practice, oi( v,.o Tucker, for iany jears,' and .uny.ineriu th?. above reprnmendatio'o. i It promotes , ttxpeptpratipn, allays tbe cough" and givsa t uuo auu ireii"-vn o tne system. . ,-. It effects its. cures witboui, .DrdducTnir" that ceath like sickness that is experienced i Mjr-.kiw.uac: o cougn meuicines in general. . It contains no antimony1, or any tithtr poi- " sonous drugs. .It is usidwi h peifeei safety in all cases, j-.Z'we will tuurrunt. It is pleasant , to h. taste, certain in its euros, ana.wiinm tne react) .of nil Price.2nd sized Dottle." u fi'ctaisVJ Largest 'ized " . ' " ,";37 iiL: Thousands1 of 'ceftiffcates'could be vrtt ' duced in testim- nv of thfs valuable intd-" icinal compoubdbuV we'eousidtr it enV tirely superfluous'.1'' 5' ' i ' - J or sale by p. G. Wkm, ' Druggist," Upper Sandusky, and ' throaghoot the country generally. Call upon him for a circplar which he will be pleased to give you free.; ' " ' " ; ; : p; lor further' ' particulars, address. Df.s A; C, Tucker." Lucas. Richland eo " OhioL 1 Nov. 1. 1855: i' r1 : " "


ocr: J. W. THOMPSON, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Commissioner of De-ds and Land Agent, Da venport, Iowa. Will attend to buying, sell ing and locating Laud & Laud Warrants, pa taxes, loan money on commission on real es tate security or otherwise. ' ' June 14, 1655. - y' r.- . ' 41tf.


ocr: UPPER SANDUSKY BOOT ! SHOE STORE ! NO. 4 YELLOW CORNER. N. B. We are not to be under-sold by any establishment in Wyandot County.


ocr: THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. SIR JAMES CLARKE'S . . CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS. LETTERS BY ROrAL PATENT.


ocr: ;3alt! Salt!! Salt!!! !C0 barrels of fi. st rate Salt for sale at the Railroad Warehouse, in t Upper San dusky, for two dollars and a quarter per barrel. It will also be exchanged for produce. ;' . '"' '"' S. P. AIKEN.


ocr: YELLOW CORNER ; Against the World tor CHEAP GOODS All direct from New York, OF THE CHOISEST SELECTION, AND of the finest and best quality consisting of a general assortmentof ail that is usually kept in eouutry store. Being all I invite the Ladies ami Gentlemen to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, for I am cer tain that if thy buy of me once, they will call again, fir I have Euiue of the finest and cheap est ' ' ' . ' ... Ladies and Gentlemen's Goods that was ever brought to Wyandot county. I defy competion. .- ' TERMS, READ Y PA Y. All kinds of country produce taken in exchange for goods. . P. B.BE1DLER. Sept. 20, 1855. - n3


ocr: : THAT 1'EOI'I.E ' . Must -.'.lie. glipdrj 4 ND it is also a fact which cannot If de; ' x- nied, that ihii necessary - work us."tpe formed in belter sty le, on thoj-ter nptict and f as cheap, if not cheaper, at the Boot and Shor Shop of C. BEISTLlithan at auy other estab lishmdit inthe county. And, although eppos- ? a to a great ueaiot SA6gf the amount ox blow v iugand puffing which i Jhemg practiced by . other ltrRirP(l in . tint kuiih l.rt .!ii.-. ' ff. . 00 -- ders it uect ssary - that '' this announcement slioula be publicly made. - - ' -?'- The. have recently mad . large " additions to their stock, of material, and are better Fre-T pared than ever to manufacture 1 . 4 fffHa BOOTS AND SHOES OF f fill EVERY ' DESCRIPTION PUl , in a manner that cannot fail to satisfy the puir- lie. In their ! ' ' ' 1 - ,'. 5 . LEATHER DEPARTMES1 will always he found a fine assortment f Sole, . Upper, Kip, Calf, Morocco, .together with tv, erv variety ofLinings, Bindings, &c.i e- fef They are practical niechauics themselves', employ none but good workmen, and as a coa sequeiicedoiiot Iwir competiiion . . ..7- r r HIDES. The highest cush prices wilt be -paid for all kinds of Hides. ; 'f-i. : 1 s.i v Call at. the 6ign of the "Blue Boot," one uoor east of the Post Ofhce, Upper Sandusky ; U. EJUS XlJlL Deo.2a, '55. ' "; ..A : y.i'.'t


ocr: DIED "- On the rilghl of the 4th InstV, of con sumption, Moses French, of this place, aged 34 years.' . . '. ;


ocr: D. L E WI S, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, WOULD ESPECT FULLY announce to the citizens of Bellevernon, and vicini tv. that he has permanently located himself in the nractice of his profession at Bellevernon. Ton vear3 experience and a close application to buisiness.hehopes will merit a portion of the public patronage. April 26th. 1855.-tf


ocr: HARPER, AYRES, ROBERTS & Co. qHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS- J- SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky: Inter est, on deposites will be paid at the "following rates : 'After 3 months, at the rate of 4 percent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date 6ubjectto be withdrawn on demand. Office, No. 6 Pierson fe McConnell's Block. - ' r GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, J AS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES Jly27, 1854-nl2-tf. .. - . '


ocr: ' DR. CVA.'TtJCKrV O U G Kv B A L S A FT1TITS Ttalcorv, ..or,.! :J. n....i. n,AA -. . U 1 IU VVU"1I0, VV1 f . vi utuuu, i tiii m uic oreasi Tickling in the throat, Tightness1 in the Chest, Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Whooping Cough, " and in short, in : all ! diseases of the Lungs and Chest. . . , , The above medicine has been extensive- ? used in the Drivate nractice nf I)r '" T ucker, for manv vears. and fullv mprits ' the above recommendation It promotes expectoration, allays the cough and gives tone and strength to the system. - enects its cures without producing at death like sickness that is einerienfi.H by the use of cough medicines in general. It contains no antimony, or any other poi sonous drugs. It is used with perfect safety in all cases. This we will warrant. is pleasant to the taste, certain in its cures, and within the reach of all. Price 2nd sized bottle, f 25 cental Largest sized " , ; 37 Thousands of certificates could be nro- duced in testimony of this valuable med icinal compound, but we consider it en- r or sale by u. u. VYeisz, . Druggist, Upper Sandusky and throughout" the ouniry generally, call upon him for a sircular which he will be Dleased to eive you free. : ' '' - '' - - : ' ,;' :-- -' For further particulars, address Dr: A; C. Tucker, Lucas, Richland co.rOhio: JNovr 1. '1855;


ocr: For Sale. neat and comfortable Residence An the corner of Wyandot Avenue and Fifth st. For terms, Afi.. enquire at tbe Hardware Store opposite the Court Heuse. - '. ; , r, - i Fv W. MARTIN, v Upper Sandusky. Nov.. 27th. 1856. lOtf


ocr: Corner ! ! P. B. Beidler S just receiving his Spring and Sum mer Goods, all of the most beautiful styles that can be selected, consisting of a general assortment that is usually kept in a country store. LADIfcS fc GENTLEMEN'S GOODS can not be excelled for style and quality in Wyandot County, consisting of the Jb uiest Ciroods ! If rou want cheap and stood (roods, bring on your Cash and Produce, for trcst I won't, I sell at uniform prices. My suck ot Spring and Slimmer Goods are all new, and direct from New York have no old goods on hand that were lying on the shelves for 5 or 10 years Come along and take a LOOK AT THEM! even if you don't buy, for we wont charge you anything to show them. Upper Sandusky, May 1, 66. S3t!


ocr: HARPER, AYRFS, ROBERTS 5c Co. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS SOCIATED themselves together-for the purpose of transactin-r a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est, on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per cent Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent.. After 12 months, at the rate of G percent, from date subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, JAS. G.ROBERTS,. J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES Jily 7, 1854-1 12-tf. ,


ocr: -ft In exchsmgi for wrappinr paper,, alt kinds of writjng naper Blank Books, Inks, Slat-i- in short fr verythina' in the Stationary lias usually kept fir sala, or ha will pay the hard eash if preferred; HENjRY WEIDERSHEIM, No. 2, Yellow Corner, laf?' No. 5, Pierson & M'QonneU'8 Blocl(


ocr: REMOVAL !! - - 1 . . :. . f.. . . i-i-- ' " I ha-ed, removed my store from No. 5, PiersOn-and' MCOnnell's BU.ck to No 2, Ytllaw Curntr, whir I will be happy, -4.o s. e all jny)ld customer and as many new ones as' will honor me will) their pat ronasre.' A'larjre stock of T.-bacco.Ciirars, BooksSlattohary, Fancy Goods, Notions, Jewelry, &c;.! &c.. always on hand., HENRY YKlDERSIIEIM.' ' Harcli'C, '56 n26. . ' - .:'!t'.-. ' -r - r . ' i i . i- YOU can buy ESSENCES of kind and best quality of ' WEISZ. -


ocr: no C O U G H B A L S A fipHIS Balsam is useful in poughs Cold, Spittimr of Blood, Pain in the Breast' Tickling in the throat, Tightness in the Chest, Difficultj of ' Breath in gp, Asthma, Whooping Cough, rind ir! slibx$. in all diseases of the Lungs' arid Chest. - The above medicine has beerrertensryf ly used in the private practice oftjbtr. Tucker, for many years, and fully merits the above recommendation. ! Itpromotcs expectoration, allays the cough and gtvfs tone and strength to the system', - i1 i L " It effects its cures'; without ' producing that death like sickness that is experienced by the use of cough medicines in general. It contains no antimony, or any other pot- sonous drugs, it is used with . perfect safety in all cases. This we will warmid It is pleasant to the taste, certain', in its cures, and within the reach of ill. . '1 Price 2nd sized bottle, 25 cents. .1.. Largest sized " ?" i37-Jij- !. Thousands of certificates could be pf re duced in testimony of this valuable med icinal compound, but we coiisider'"it' terT- ureiy supeinuous. . . u , .., .borsaleby D. (J. Weisz, Druggist, Upper Sandusky, .'and throughout the country generally. Call upon him for a circular which he will be pleased to give you free. , f floSi r or further particulars, address Dr. A. C. Tucker, Lucas, Richland ccrz Ohio. iNOV. 1. IttOO. "XT . S. - - D R. A-7 U


ocr: DR. W. II. KILMER, 'URGICAL AND MECHAN ICAL DENTIST. . Office 011 the west side of Main street. Sandusky. Ohio. --"'. N. B. All work warranted. ' Nov. 9, 1854 nlO-Iy


ocr: REMOVAL. . S. E..BECKMAN, SADDLE & HARNESS i4AKtfFACTTJREn ' UrFta Sandusky, O. TTAS removed his Saddle t Harness Shop lLto 2nd .loor S.'Uth of the Bank where he will still manufacture Saddlsb Harness of all "kinds of the best materialand as cheap as can be ntturded. UaU patd- lotlllVUii & H1JP .PELTS. ".Maroh, 20, '56 n27.


ocr: SPLENDID PRIVATE RESI DENCE FOR SALE. SITUATE two (squares vest of theJA Court House on the Wyandot Avenue,-11-51- containing lucres, fenced in the best manner, ana a new uoitage nouse wen noimifu vw m. good new Stable and other out buildings. Oue acre will be sold with the improvements, or the whole together to suit the purchaser.- Price low and payments easy. linquireor Real ta.' Agent.


ocr: i. - .1 ANewMove. fTHE Cojueptioiiary store arid Grocery of - ."T BOOTtrrow iihh recently be n removed k'ZVliZWrA1?1 FIERSON - 4r Mc KyiJU iLUCK, where an excellent as onment pf everything jn his line will always .- be found - " ' . ' ' .1 , Xi ulr ivi'tidi h.t tJie public generallV are ;,fePcfMlly invited tq call and see hiiif at his " u1;, .ii 1 ' - A S. WQ4JMLEY.


ocr: John Robinson's INTERNATIONAL CI E? M m T 'S T I f ' . JCL JCi-W WILL EXHIBIT AT Upper Sandusky, on Monday. Septem ber 15th, 1856 ! Open at 2 and 7 P. M. , iC3Admission only 25 cents to Boxes.


ocr: HOLD YOUR HORSES, Here is the Place. Ehave taken the BLACKSMITH SHOP lately occupied by Wm. Ber- ringer, in Upper Sandusky, where we in tend to carry on the business of BLACKSMITH ING in all its various branches and havinghad a good deal of experience in the business, we think we risk nothing in saying that we are prepared to do as good work, and as cheap, as any establishment in the county. In WAGON IRONING we challenge competition, feeling assured that our work cannot be beat in any o thershop in the community. We will, also, always have on hands a lot of NEW WAGONS for sale. All we ask of persons having black- smithing to do is to give us a trial and we will guarantee satisfaction. JOS. H. REUBENDALL JOHN SIDERS. HARPER, AYRES, ROBERTS & Co. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS--L SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : Alter J months, at the rate ot 4 per cent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No! c r: . nrn ii ni GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, JAS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES ; July 27, 1854-nl2-tf.


ocr: A GOOD OFFER. rip HE undersigned offer one - half cash and the other half goods at their store in Upper Sandusky, as follows: FIFTEEN DOLLARS A THOUSAND for Pipe Staves of the following dimen sions:, 54 inches long, 4 inches wide, (in side of sap,) and 1 inch thick. Also, TWELVE DOLLARS A THOUSAND for staves X of an inch in thickness and length and width as above. All staves are to be made of good White Oak Timber free from knot and worm holes, and delivered at any switch on tne Uhio and Indiana Itailroad from Crestline to Forest, or on the Mad River Road at any switch north of Patterson. . 1200 staves are always counted a thousand. All staves will be culled in the woods if desired, where four or five thousand can be culled at a time. GILLETT & WIGTON.


ocr: HARPER, AYRES, ROBERTS Sc. Co. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS- -a. SOCTATED themselves -toe-ether for ihe purpose ot transacting a rltl V A 1 & , HAN K- ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky.- Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After d montns, at tne rate ot 4 per cent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date Bubiect to be withdrawn on demand. Ofhce, No GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, JAS. Q. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, - - - WM. C. HEDGES ' July 27, 1854-Hl2-tf.


ocr: Important and Seasonable Arrival. CLOTHING! ; WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, t UUUDo made up in the Latest styles, on - Short Notice, and very Low Rates Lower than ever before offered. RESOLVED NOT TO BE EXCEEDED by any oue in my line of business, I have just bought in the Eastern .Markets, and am now daily receiving and opening invoices of tne choicest .Goods . . . EVER BROUGHT TO THTS CITY. Purchasing for CASH ONLY, I have always at 10 percent, advantage of those who buy on time. Rsmembes that. ' X -, 'I The 6tock now arriving consists of Broadcloths Casimeres, Vestings. An endless variety of LINENS, and Goods for SUMMER WEAR. Gent's Furnishing Goods, an infinite variety consisting of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GL !,SUSPEND ERS.Ac. &c. . ') ' '; With this Stock of Gooil i r : arranee- ments for having them cct and made up in the best style, i can safely say that I FEAR NO COMPETITION. . I have the largest stock . of Goods in the city from which to select, and am bound to please my customers and friends in every par ticular. The Cutting Department is in the charge Mr. S. HOFSTETTER, than whom a more accomplished artist m his line, is not to be found in the State. He comes to us thorough ly endorsed, not only by the Press of Cincin nati, but by every one who has tested his m.y uoooa navmg oeeu uougiit lor wabu, my mottois: Chfap fob Cash, asd onlt One Peice. Remember,' ' CAPITAL CITY ARCADE, - A few doors North of the Neil House, Colum bus. MARCUS CHILDS. July 26, '55.


ocr: raw iiirnnnnrr o nn'fl IAN ft M MM 61 in W GREAT TRIPLE - . Tvvn T.ri?npf!W avfuipax fo i n ' Pin PIT? nnMniM.np bUlbllA LUlFlf MUM AND AN UNEQUALLED K Darin? the past winter, Mr. Vak Amritcn, i assist. u by experlunccd Agc-DTa, iihs oeen busily tnRHFed in the principal cities of Europe, In procuring the FIRST EaUESTRIAK TALENT l which, when combined with the brilliant Stars j of the Western Hemisphere, will constitute I more talent of the hlff1 est order, than has , ever been concentrated in one eUI.IJtiiiiu.. The following Distinguished stars are attach ed to this tripartite model Amphitheatre : The Famous Cook Family!, ' from the principal Equestrian establishments I I of Europe, and recently from AsUey's Royal 1 1 Amphitheatre, London, const, tmg of HENRY COOK, Sen. the mo. t dnriite .'.(lURSTRIAN and fioi.hed HUH! KUI'L i rlotnier iu inn torm. JOHN HENRY COOK) the " diamond mDEn," ft named for bis in ' comparable classic and daring Kquestriau acts. G His famous - mil ujr A 1 , is uiu ery rnii of lirilll nt lioroetniiiibliio, and is Ull- ' que." tioimlilv the moft fearfully tnrnfic aud elegant classic performance ever executed. Voung HARRY COOK 1 the Adonis of the Cirque; his dashing two pony act present." the very beau idkal oi ju venile p oficieucy iu the high ichool of art. i TIE mum BROTHERS 1 ! four in number, beyond all comparison the , greatest Oymuastiu performers in the World. Frank Ca;pen'er acd Lonis Francisco. I 3 of the most brilliant Equestrians of the age. . Messrs. . Waksocr, How..r.n. Mazclmr, mokdadkt, jiuc3, i1il1.br, Benthos:, CHuk'.jft, Dksaix, Ac, and distinct and perfect troupes of AcrolaU, Voltiguer, I'ntmiimitti,(ind Iramatitt, producing at eanh rrpresentatinn a variety of brilliant and startling chef d'omivret, the . most perfect ever presented within the Arena. uSTI2TTKD MIRTH will be poured forth ' in sparkling cascades, by the far-famed the acknowledged wit, jester, and humorist of the age, and the most original Clown that ever snook the slues or an audience, no, in conjunction with the famous CEOWUUitST, fill bold a high jubilee ol run. THE MENAGERIE contains all that is rare and wonderful In 1 the animal and feathered species, collected at an almost fabulous expense, by the great ' ' lion-tamer, -.N amburgh. luimcuiateiy alter . the performances iu the arena, Prof. LANGWCRTHY will enter the Dens loyal jiriigul 'Jlaer, Lion and lionets. I .v.- r !,-. .:. ..! :..i . U J I Brazilian, or Ltovina 'J'iaer, pair vfleo- I f paraA, et c. I w . - . Tin Grand Procession, preceded by a magnificent Eand Car. con taining Herman. j.tawtg s exquisite Cornet B md, will enter town, ttnd after paradiug , through tnc principal streets, will adjourn S to the Pavilion, which, will be opened ty ' t tl-' ! olnted hour. r WILL EXHIBIT AT UPPER SANDUSKY, On Monday, September )st, 1856. ID Open at 2 and 7 o'clock P. M. Admis sion 25 cents. No half price. Reserved Box Seats, 50 cents. Children to box seats, 25 cts. - I fir ' s rl 8


ocr: Yellow Corner!! P. B. Beidler S just receiving kit Spring-ao 4 Sum--mcr Goods, all of the most beautiful stjles that can be selected, coawsting- ef w general assortment that is usnHy kepi ia a country store. ... LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S GOOfi-f can not be excelled for style and quality ia Wyandot Coapt yr consisting of rte r f nest Goods ! If YOU want cbpfln nnd o-oml KnodtfL. bring on your Cash and Produce, ton TarsT I won't. I gell at uniform oricea My sues o. Spring and Summer Goods I ' - are all new, and (Srect from Jfew York.. I have no old goods on hand that were lying on the shelves for & or 10 tears. n i . ... wuue aioDg ana iaae ft LOOK AT THEM! even if you don't buy, for we wont ehargr you anything to show them. upper Sandusky, May 1, '56. 4 : 33tf


ocr: HENDERSON'S COLUMN, DRUGS S DRUGS! THE SUBSCRIBER has just received fxom . the Eastern Cities, about FORTY TONS of DRUGS, Dye Stnfla, Paints, oih, Perfumery, Patent Medicines: Consisting in part iuuuz. QUININE, 80 dra. MORPHIA;, 100 ot. CHINIODINE. 100 KEGS WHITS LEAD and ZINC PAINT, 100 Galls. LAR1. BANK, LINSEED, NEATSFOOT, TOR and SWEET OILS. 500 Galls. Super Extra French and BlacX- bury lirandy's, Port and Sweet WJAES, Holland Gin, "1844" Monongahala WHISKEY, (selected expressly for MEDIC1XAL PURPOSES: Also 100 Gross Bottles and Vials. Bottle and Vial Corks. - It is altogether unnecessarv to make anv pretentions to enumeration of articles. The stock is full and complete in every particular. I feel certain that it will be the pecuniary ad vantage of Physician, Farmer and to call and examine before purchasing else where; as I am determined to be not under sold (FOR THE CASH) this side of Sun rise. LADIES: a flee in your ear The youni,- man with the nice whiskers is ready to wait on you with Perfumery and etceteras. R. A. HENDERSON. Upper Sandusky, May, 15,1856, A NEW STYLE OF ABDOMINAL ii and Trusses received and


ocr: AM ERIC AN EXPRESS CO.; Cash Capital paid iu..,.. .TH ".T5,00O. Well Bctti:rfikip & Co.: i New York. ; IasisGSTOQ Faroo &. Co. , Buffalo. . Proprietou?, FORWARD DAI LY BY EXPRESS PAS senger Trains in charge of Messengers with Safes, to all cities in the United States, (including . California.) Europe and the Ca.ua- dies, Com, bank notes, dralts, iioxea, rack ages, Parcels &c, with promptness ana uispatch. E.W.SLOAX.Supt. I Western Division. ' ' - i: - j - JAMES CULBEHTSON, Agt." Upper Sandusky April 10. 1856. -


ocr: TRON. HAMMERED AND - ROLL- ED. English and Norwegian Nail Rod. Sneedslron. Juniatta "Charcoal" Iron. - And every variety of common round, square, flat and oval Iron. J? or sale at the store ot . , ... MARTIN & R0BBINS -may3,'55. - 4 ' ''--"' '..


ocr: ; YELLOW CORNER . f . Against the World for GHEAP GOODS All direct-from New York, rF.TIIE CHOISEST SELECTION, AND Jof the finest aud best quality of a general assortmentof all that is usually kept in country store. Being all I invite the Ladies and Gentlemen to give me call before purchasing elsewhere, for I am cer tain that if thry buy of me once, they will again, tor 1 have some ot tne nnest and cheap est' ... - . . Ladies and Gentlemen's Goods that was ever brought to Wyandot county. ! defy competion. TERMS, READY PAY. All kinds i of country produce taken in tor goods. -j. r. Jt5. UEiDL.ER. SepV20, 1855.' ,


ocr: Yellow Corner ! ! P. B. Beidler ITS just receiving ; his Spring and Sum--- mer Goods, all of the ; most beautifa styles that can be selected; consisting of a general assortment that is usually kept m a countrv store. ; . v - , ; ' - LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S GOODS can not be excelled for style and quality in Wyandot, County, consisting of the Finest Goods ! If you want ' cheap ; and good goods, bring on your Cash and , Produce, fob tbv8t I won't, I sell at uniform prices. iy stick of , feprin and Summer . ; Goods are all new, and direct from New York. have no old goods on. hand that were lying on the shelves for 5 or 10 years. Come along and take a LOOK AT THEM! even if you don't buy, for we wont charge you anything to show them UDDer Sandusky, May 1, "56. 33tf T AD1ES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVIT g i ed to try the PERFUMERY articles, su perior Hairoil, Cologne, sc, at the new store No. 5, Piwson and McConnell's Block.. "


ocr: f IS HIM & CD'S GREAT TRIPLE TWO El'BOl'EAN & AM E1UCAX AND AN UNEQUALLED . During the past winter. Sir. Van Amiiuhgii, i ' 1 I. .. ..;,.n.w..l A. .unfa 1. u a t.uon busily erR;igefl in the priiciV cities of Europe, in procuring the " FIRST EaUESTRIAH I which, when combined with the brilliant Stars , I of the Western Hemipphere, will constitute more talent of the highest order, than has , ever been concentrated in one establishment. The following aistinguished stars are attach ed to tbis tripartite model Ampimneaire : The Famous Cook Family! from the principal Equestrian establishments I of Kurope, and recently from Astley's Koyal ! Amphitheatre, London, consii-tiag of - . HENRY COOK, Sen. the most d:irinp KQUESTRIAN and finished TIGHT JKOl'K iicrfoimcr in the World. JOHN HENRY COOK ' 1ll0- " DtAMOKD RHJKU," Sfl linmea lor Ilia in- y. comparable ftJnsstoiind darinff LMjue&lnan acts, r x n.A lf'tlli-.tit ltrriiri:in).liirt- nnil lit UI1- ZV- Jl UIIIMMH ..w... ...j., . qucstionnlily the most Teariully terrific and U elfto-ant classic nerl'omiaiice ever executed. A o 1 Young HARRY COOK the Adonis or the Cirque ; his dashing two J pony act presents the very beau ideal of ju- ventle prolieieney lit me iiigii cuooi oj aiu . Tl FRAKCISEQ BROTHERS ! i four In number, bevond all comparison the , greatest Gymnastic performers in tne onu. Frank Carpenter acd Louis Francises, 2 of the most brilliant Equestrians of the age. Messrs. . , Wardouii,-- Howakd, , SlAZrLME, WORDACNT, JCUCS, JilLLKR, liESTlIOK, ; GlU KOFT, DliSAIX, &C, and distinct and perfect troupes of AcrobdU, VoUiatiers. I'antomiminta.uiid J)inmatUts, , -producing at each representation a variety of brilliant ana startling ctifj u vauvres, me . most perfect ever presented wituin the Arena. TmSTINTED MIRTH will be poured forth ' in sparkling cascades, by the far-famed J the acknowledged wit, jester, and humorist of the age, and.th most original Clown mat ever shook the sides of an audience, wlio, in conjunction with the famous CKOWKUKET, , I will hold a high jubilee of fun. )' THE MENAGERIE Q cuuiailis ail tiiat is rai e aiiu wvuuvi mi in iry the animal and feathered species, collected tJ at an almost fabulous expense, by the great iion-tainer, Van. Akbcugii. .: Immediately alter A ' the pertprmances in. tlie arena, 1 Prof. LANGWCRTHY will enter the Densy. r : : t ft lit iie fei iui ill Hie Miiininir.. 111 t Royal Bengal Jitfr, .ion and Liont8, HritziUtin, ofi J ptiij ,Tigci jtait of Leo pards, f&y'&:" 5 . T it B ' tr i'l K p. Z V R O C E S S I O N , ' " preceded by a pnarriificeiit Band Car, con tailing' Umnaw Jiudtcij' exquisite Cornet Hand, will enter town, and after parading thiough the principal streets, will adjourn t'Fi to tlie'l'avilion. which, will be opened TY 3 WW CIRCUS CeiPAlIES


ocr: The Only Ileal Circus OF THE SEASON. " IN UPPER SANDUSKY, Wednesday, September 3rd, 1850. SANDS, NATHANS & CO'S American Circus . AND .' - - COMBINED EXHIBITIONS! ' ;..':. CONSISTING OF A ' : Full and Efficient Equestrian Troupe and a carefully selected troupe of . A CR 01) A TS AXD OYMNA STS, A LEGITIMATE : DBAMATIC," CORPS, . and complete, collection of , , TRAINED ANIMALS, including the ' ,. Wonderful Performing Elephants, VICTORIA and ALBERT. The only beasts of , this species have been taught to march with precision, ascend inclined planes 6MH9 OlBHJYAJi,


ocr: For aie. rfHE neat and comfortable Resideuce on the JL corner of Wyandot Avenue and Fifth st. For terms, Ac, enquire at the Hardware Store opposite the Court House. F. V. MARTIN. Upper Sandusky, Xov., 27th. 1&5G. . lOtf


ocr: NOTICE TO THE TRADE! TL subscriber will expose of his extensive stock of fine and Common CIGARS, aii'd'all kinds of TOBACCO at eastern prices. He al so keens on hand a large supply of Barbour 4 Son's Tobacco,: which he wilt sell to dealers at Manufacturer; prices. He is actiutr as -gent for thir superior brands of Chewing and Smokinsr Tobacco.' -' -' - '' 5 HENRY WEILEBSHEIM.r. ? ' ' No. 2, Yeliow Corner, late '


ocr: PvA(JS AVANTEJ)! In exch:.g for wrapping paper, ll k'ds of writing i.aper, BTank Books, Inks, Slates in short for very thin n the Stationary Tine umtally kept for sale, or he will pay the hard; Tff.HENBY-'WEIDERSHEIM No 2, Yeliow. Corner, late -No. S'.'Piern & M'ConneU's Bhck; for Mle


ocr: MARRIED, Oil the 26th day of October, A. D., 1856, at the residence of Mrs. Rlii am ah Bacm, by J as. H. Treet, Mr. DANIEL BOPE and Miss BAR BARA BAUM.both of Tymochtee township, Ohio. -


ocr: . married, . :- : On the 14th iust., at Upper Sandusky, by the Rev. Jacob Fegtly Mr. Michael C. IIes- drickson to Miss Louisa Ebt. Oh, married love ! each heart shall own, Where two congenial souls unite, ; , ..Thy golden chains inlaid with down, Thy lamp with heaven's own splendor bright. . Con."


ocr: STILL l) Willi)! SUCCESS UNPARALLELED ! "DR E D;" A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamp1. BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. In two Volume!). l2mo. Price $1,73. CERTAIN Politicians, interested in the support of the "peculiar institution," have endeavored to persuade the public that Mrs. S'owe's last work is artistically a failure, and that it haa produced no profound impression on either side of the Atlantic. But the publishers are happy to state, that of the many hundreds of American notices which the v have received, the vast majority have beenEdecidedly favorable most of thim euthuMHUtlc. AND THE SALE THUS FAR HAS EXCEEDED THAT OF ANY WORK OF FICTION EVER PUBLISHED, the SlXTl'-EIGHTII THOUSAND set of two volumes each, being now in press. In Ei gland the success has been even more wonderful. The press there, with but one or two exceptions, acknowledge the genius and power of the author, and in terms of which any living writer might be proud. And during the twelve days aucccediug its publication no fewer than 60.000 Copies were sold. The universal voice of literary men, now places Mrs. Stowe among the Foremost Authors of the Age, and neither partisanship, nor su austere reli gious bigotry, can ever deprive her of the lau rels she has so nobly earned. PIIILLIFS, SAMPSON COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, 13 Winter Street, Boston. 6v


ocr: Roberts & GrbflK FRIENDS CALL AT :!! OUR UORHEHY ; IF YOU WISH TO SEE A GRAND COM-; bination of the Useful, Beautiful . , , n ' We have everything in- the useful line that. f this Community would seem the necessities of this Community would seenx to demand, and as to the Beautiful and rna- mental, there is scarcely 'anything for whicl( We have recently recjived from the east, a magnificent assortraent of . :iit'l J".f.Vci .I.VIt STJPtS GOODS, L and. althnntrh not disnosed t boast.' we will at least say that they aTe nara to Deal, wut stock consists in part of every variety of - . j -, -or ---- 4 Eats, Caps, Boots and Shoes Bttfuttt TrimmingSi Carpetting, fry Jj.. jbtlonsj etc-. o; At.iallof which we are pre pared to sell as low as auy similar establish ment in' North-Western Ohio. Call andei amine, and satisfy yourselves . that what.wa haye; ftftid J true to the letter. - ' 1 ROBERTS & GROFF. ' f . .Upper Sanduskj , May 29, lb56. u37-Jy


ocr: New. 3Liv.eryr,r A' Horse ! A Horse!' 2fy Xingdoxof for SHorserff" the cry ol the unfortunate citU zens of this cnmriranitv fer week but we are detefnu'iyecf ihkX H ehall be beard again, if hi ietfcincr a ;.'u Jot of -H ,- ( . . , UAKlUAliS; UUGGIES, , SULKIES, &c. . : can do anything toward , tfttitig .a tO it. . -:. f-, - , . , ' We , have , now. and intend to kej in; future, for the accommodation oi .the generally, and our friends parlitj ererythitlg usually kept ,in a . well , LIVERY STABLE ! r r- Having determited that we will keep with the times, and not.be behind ; other town m this part df Ohio in of accommodations and tonttn -t we hope tbe public will enceuragb , in the enterprise by giving us a fair,; of patronage . Our - : , ' ... AND CAitRlAEE HORSES , hard , td beat bow, and we intend td advantage bt every opportunity improvements. i; Call and; see ut satisfy yottr$elves. r ' . jm M - DVSi.iiUtiioN; ;T t). BOWSHER. ; Upper Sandusky, May 1 68. SStf ;


ocr: miEIPlUIHnLUCDAN 3 ifa pSa AT UPPER ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1856, The friends of Dayt on, Free Kansas, Free La bor, and Free Men, will hold a Grand Mass Convention at up per Sandusky, on Tuesday, Oc tober 7th, one week previous to the State Election. The following distinguished gentlemen will be with us on the occasion lillJlill HI vr The Matchless Orator of Ohio ; HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM, One of the most eloquent speak ers in the Union ; HOJN . B. STANTON, and last, but not least, our true and tried Representative in Congress,.; liet the People turn out en masse, invite the people of surrounding counties to meet with us on the occasion. Rally, rally! one and all, and let us give Freedom a substantial benefit. Ample ar rangements will be made to ac commodate all who may come. By order of the Republican Central Committee. "ST S Fremont and of Wyandot and we also iiia B. GIBSON. WATSON.


ocr: A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, ' MEDICINES, - PAINTS, ... ' .; OILS, DYESTUFFS, , BRUSHES, SPICES, Warranted of superior quality, and at low pri ces constantly on hand at


ocr: Yellow Corner ! ! P. B. Beidler TS just receiving Lis Spring and Sum -B- mer Goods, all of the most beautiful styles that can be selected, consisting of a general assortment that is usually kept in a country store. LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S GOODS can not be excelled for style and quality in Wyandot County, consisting of the Finest Goods ! If you want cbeap and 'good goods, bring on your Cash and Produce, rort trust I won't. I sell at uniform prices Mystcckof Sprin or and Summer Goods ! are all new, and direct from New York I have no old goods on hand that were lying on the shelves for 5 or 10 years. Come along and take a LOOK AT THEM! even if you don't buy, for'we wont charge you anything to show them. Upper Sandusky, May 1, '56. 33tf


ocr: A GOOD offer: THE undersigned offer oDe half, cash , and the - other half goods at their store in Upper Sandusky , as follows:"3 H FIFTEEN DOLLARS A THOUSAND for Pipe Staves of . the following dimen sions: 54 inches long, 4 inches wide;-(in-' side of sap,) and 1 inch thick. ' Also; TWELVE DOLLARS A THOUSAND for staves of an ineh ' in thickness and length and width as above. i-j v-x.:i . . All staves are to be , made jo good" White Qak Timber freefrom knot and. worm holes, "and delivered atany switch the Ohio and Indiana Railroad' front Crestline to Forest, or on the -Mad River Road at any switch north of Patterson, 1200 staves are alwavs. counted ' . tbousand. All s'aves will be culled itt I the woods if desired, where four fivet : thousand can be culled at a time v GILLETT:& WIuTO Dec. 27lh; ?55.-- ;i ;Kf5


ocr: Mil f TO HIE 6 it IltlElPILJIIBILiIKCA Ire. Ja. AT UPPER SANDUSKY, ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1856, The friends of Fremont and Dayton, Free Kansas, Free La bor, and Free Men, will hold a Grand Mass Convention at Up per Sandusky, on Tuesday, Oc tober 7 th, one week previous to the State Election. The following distinguished gentlemen will be w ith us on the occasion HON. WILLIAM. H. GIBSON, The Matchless Orator of Ohio ; : HON. JOHN A. BINGHAM, One of the most eloquent speak ers in the Union ; HON . B. STANTON, and last, but not least, our true and tried Representative in Congress, JLet the People turn out en masse. invite the people of surrounding counties to meet with us on the occasion. Rally, rally! one and all, and let us give Freedom a substantial beneiit. Ample ar rangements will be made to ac commodate all who may come. By order of the Republican Central Committee. Snijinrtirnt Ipwtal jihfirrs. WYANDOT COI NTY FAIR POSTPON ED UNTIL OCT. AND Bill BETIMi! A IB of Wyandot and w e also a LIST OF LETT ICRS REMAINING in the Post Office at Up per oandusKy, Uctober 1st, 185fJ. 1 t r


ocr: " A Horse ! A Horse f! My" ior a noree! ! lf': . , AS the cry of the unfortuhate 6fti- zens of this Commupity a few weeks since, but we are determined that It shall not bo heard again, if by keeping's su perb lot of . , HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGlES,- sulkies, &c. ; we can do anything toward putting ti stop to it.' .. ; . : . . We have -now. and intend to keep iff the future, for the accommodation ol th public generally, and our friends particu larly, ever thing usually kept in a well regulated . , LI y ERY STABLE! .. , Having determined that we will keep1 pace with the times,- and not be behind my othe town ifcr this part of Ohio iri point of accommodations affd fconveh iences. we hope the public i will encettfage; us in the enterprise bv i?ivin7 s: a faif hare of uatro'naoe. Oiir ; : SADDLE AND CARRIAEE HORSES are hard to beat now, and we intend to take advantage of every ? opportunity to' make improvements. Call and see o and satisfy yourselves. ' :' ' D. S. M'ALMON D. BOWSHER. . Upper Sandusky, May 1, '66. S3tf


ocr: FIVE LADY EQUESTRIANS THREE GREAT CLOWNS Two Troupes cf Talented Artists, AMI " - 2 Studs of Performing Horses & Ponies! Among tlia most prominent artistes attached to v Welch's IVationa I Circus, .. Will he found the names of H. W. Franklin, the f'hanipion Vaulter, and the most versatile performer in the world ; Hud. Louise Blower, the graceful and daring Kqnpstrionne : J. G. Cadwallader, the great four and six horse rider ; Frank Brower, the orig inal and popular Clown ; TTorr Lee, the Herculean ; "W. Johnson, the fenrli'ss bareback rider and hurdle leaper ; W. Kincaide, tlie creat performing Clown and unrivalled nina.t : Mad 'lie Pauline. Mad 'lie Angeline. R. Oldham. J. Kinney, and a full eorps of Acrobats. The leading members of Lent's New York Circns Are Mr." H. Hammings, tho rcat Kuf.ii.tb Tight Hope Hancer aud Somerset ltiuer ; Mad. Vir ginia Sherwood, a ladv Kqnestrian, uuriraleil for intrepidity and skill ; J. E "WaUis, the great musical Clown anJ Stump t)rator; C. E. Bherwood. the great Charaeter Itider ; Luke Rivers, tlie ' Lightning Killer ; H. Bertin, the celebrated acrobat and equi librist . Master Charles, the infantile wonder ; H. F.' Nichols, the cconiiilihed Maitre dn Cirtiue : Mad'll Virginia Myers ; tho Sherwood Sisters ; Le Jeune Grimaldi, the l.iliputiar. clown; B. Wynhold, Master Roberts, Master Hubert, ami many others of acknowledged ability. N. B. These coinpauieg will not divide at any time during tho seatinii, under any circumstances whatever, ' and the entire strength of the double establishment trill be brought forward at every place where they may be aavoruacU. ilie Collection ot Highly Trained Horses, i . . Is an exhibition of itself, while the EDUCATED PONIES ROMKO, JITMKT, SHELLBACK, BLACK HAWK, JAN UARY, YDLitr A.VKJtlUA, UADK, AND BfcKS- nerkc. wiau, are unequaiieu lur neamy, SKgacity, aim training. T H IS I3 F, RFOItMANCES Will include every description of DASHING HORSEMANSHIP


ocr: HARPER, AYHES, ROBERTS ic THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE SOCIATED themselves together for purpose of transacting a I'RIVAIL BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sanduskv. -' Inter est on deposites will; be .paid at the, rates : 'Alter j months, at tne rate ot 4 pr Aftrr G months at tha rate of 5 per cent. 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date subject to be withdrawn oi demand. Office, GEORGE HARPER, DAVID- AYRES, JAS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, - -. t-r. ..'; a WM. C. HEDGES - July 27, 1854-nl2-tf. .... . :


ocr: HARPER, AYRFS, I OBFRTS St Co. rriIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS- J- SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per cent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 percent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No. 6 Pierson fc McConneli's Block. GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, J AS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES . Ja ST. 1854-12-t


ocr: IX; 711 J! i .THAT PEOPLE Must b Shm? AND It is also a fact which cannot ! e i V uied that tins liecessary worH' is" r formed in better style, on shorter noticeand as cheap, if not cheaper,- at te iiaot and Mioe Shop of C BEISTLE than at any other estab lishment in the coanty. And, although oppos 9d to a great deal of OASs,the amount of blow ing and puffing which is being practiced by others engaged iu the same business, ren ders it necessary that this announcement should be publicly made. i Thej have. recently made' large additions to their stock of material, and are better pre- L'dlUU L linn t T Ci fcv iiiiinuiui,i,uic . fWll BUt.'TS AJMU, StIUli W riLl EVERY. DESCRIPTION. n a manner that can not fail U satisfy the pub lic In their , i3 LEA THEH DEPARTMENT will always be found afiiie assortment of Upper, Kip, Calf, Morocco, together witk ev ery variety ofLmiugs, -Biiiihtigs, fce. r Sj;t q .. J. hey s are Practical - mechanics; themselvc, mploy noue but good Worksites , and as con sequence do not, feareonipetiiioh HIDES. The highest : cash . pn'ees will- paid for all kinds of Hides. . . ., j.-.- . ..;s.4 Call at the sign . of the.,"Blue Boot'. door east of the Post-Office, Upper -;-;-si "J -j? ils ( v-.pJm.Si Lili. Deo. 20, '55.---ur.-i


ocr: HENDERSON'S COLUMN. flitisslis! THE SUBSCR1BEU lias jast received from the Eastern Cities, about . , . . ; FOHTIf TONS of UUUGS, MEDICINES, Dye Stuff, Paints, oils, Perfumery, and Patent JUL dicines: Conshting in pari of 100 Oi. QUININE, 80 drs. MORPHINE, 1(0 oz. CHIN IODINE. 100 KKGS WHITE LEAD and ZINC PAINT, 100 Galls. LARD, BANK, LINSEED, NEATSFOOT, CAS TOR and SWEKT OILS. 600 Gulls. Super Extra Frenrh and Black bury lirandis, Port and Sweet WjyES, Holland Gin, "1844" Monongahala WHISKEY, . ( selected expressly for , MEDIC1XAL PURPOSES: Also' 100 Gross Bottles and Vials, Bottle and Vial Corks. ' It is alto 'ether unnecessary to make any pr:tentlons to enumeration of articles. lh stock is full and complete iu. every particular. I feel certMii that it will be the pecuniary ad vat.tago of Physician, Farmer and Mechanic, to call a"nd examine befure purchasing else where; as I am determined to be not undersold- (FOR THIS CASH) this side of Sun rise.. . LADIES; a flee in your car The modest yvuuv.; man with the nice whiskers is always ready to wait ou you with Perfumery and other etceteras. . ; ' R. A: HENDERSON. Upper Sandusky, May, 15,1836. ; ' NEW STYLE OF ABDOMINAL SUP porters and Trusses just received and for sale at HENDERSON'S. NE HALF GROSS OF AY RES CELE brated "Cherry Pectoral," ree'd and for sale t - . - HENDERSON'S. Feb. 14 '56-n22. ; - - " L- OTS OF ESSENCES, prepared and sold awful cheap, by the dozen, at - ; '- ' HEN PERSON 'Sj L"aDIES, call for the best Yeast Powder in this neck of woods, at Nov.l. , , f HENDERSON'S, TUST received, the best Fever and Ague J Medicine known Nov.i;- - --" So "Tom" savs, at HENDERSON'S. Boot & Shoe Store,


ocr: Butter ! Butter ! ! " GILLETT & WIGTON are now pay- ing sixteen cents a pound for fresh Butter, and the highest market prices for COUN TRY PRODUCEof every description, at DfU' XIrick Corner.


ocr: EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND. -lr.:F0R SALE. . 1am auinonzea to oner lor sale upon rea oanble terms 80 acres of erood land, heavfly timbered, situate about f Dur West of Upper Sanduhky, and about iile . South of the Ohio aad Railroad. For further particulars 10 W.T. WLLSUPi. ' 1 . " " . Real Estate Acrent. 'Upper Sandusfey. March 20, 50.-027.


ocr: IIAHPER, AY RES, ROBERTS & Co. rPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS- J- ,SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After 3 mouths, at the rate of 4 percent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No. 6 Pierson & McConnell's Block. -GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, JAS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES 1854-nl2-tL - ,


ocr: i L it - 1 i J m i n n i 1 I t! n is 1 4tjt 'J f .. -ii 1 O vi; j. ' a. . v vilwU. ji. J.'f uniiJL,,1..! . f .fl-ln'lflM .'11 InilJ .hiava -fuh : r:'iij'io-ib ,tj(H mm lit Vi(l' 1 ,THfrieiMl..o jb:emontiana,W: bor , and Free Menv ! will " hold a ;'leT;;SaridsM;;vori; ' Tusdfiy a l W j ' . A tooer 7Uii one weeif previous 10 I. ,!l The " folio will en occasion: distinguished usidii sent le m eri : .will e ' with c f. . rju -i'in-; it.u 4 m , 1 1, 1 1 . i h , i it , i.-r..'! j'Be'Matc . 'HON':' TOHN'.i.BIM.HAfl1 '''' "-, t'; "i"'.-.' u MniiSiofi Rv tn-ai .iocs .uuv-ij? i-j:-f .: the i most eloquent speak- j rOn33f 7-)noui ri!,': ancl4ast9ubut xiiot .least-nonin , true, ulSnirtried'Mep ij'SFeSS 'io -iJ'rJl'- v-'d'lo'.) " ! ,7tbn-.?.:n ni I' .-ro, ;; ;!--;:!v, , . i .A.'jIJrri'Hl oi oiuffiftv, 9 .'I J 'ia.r-.i' i- V: ! turn out en- masses, and5 we also 'iiiVite'ItKe.plp counties to meet with us on the occasion i waliy. rally, ! i one and let us sive, i eeuom u ; tantial benehtw mnie-ar-! madei to ac- S1 ".TJfiOa Ti7 7;.j .'-.ill! L 'i -m -m '. In iransenients .iWiiioe! commodate; a t 1 ri-j in j .7'JiU' .71 ; jo;o7 i.'.i djs) ; aiai yoruer Hi ican '! Ji ,'.)Ut ,i Qenttkl Cohlliiittee. I


ocr: RAGS WANTED! H In exchfiii2s for wrapping paper, all kinds of writing paper, BlankBooks, Inks, Slates in short for everything m the Stat ionary line usually kept, for sale, or he will pay the hard oasn ir p.reiern n. , HENRY WEIDERSHEIM, No. 2. Yellow Corner, late N. 5, Pierecip & MConneirs Block;


ocr: Bushels of Wheat, 100, Ofin hiisbfls -nf Horn. 100,000 bushels oats wanted at' the Rail road "Ware House, for which the highest market price will be paid in cash. Oct. 18. 6 tf S. P. AIKIN.


ocr: A Hew Move, fTIHE Couteetiomarr store and Grocery of J the subscriber na recently De ui removea from the old stand to No. 5. PIERSON fe Mc CONNELL'S BLOCK, where an excellent as soi 1 ment of everything in his line will always be found. HU old brands and the public generally are respectfully invited to call and see him at his new room. A, 0. wuitMiiix. '56-tf r 1


ocr: ; Here is the Place. WE Lave taken the BLACKSMITH SHOP lately occupied by Wm. Ber ringer, in Upper Sandusky, where we in tend to carry on the business of : BLACKSMITHING in all its various branches and havinghad a good deal of experience in the business, we think we risk nothing in saying we are prepared to do as good work, and as cheap, as any establishment in the county. In WAGON IRONING we challenge competition, feeling, assured that our work cannot be beat in any o ther shop in the community. j We will, also, alwavshave on hands a lot of NEW WAGONS for sale. I All we ask of persons having black smithing to do is to give us a trial and we will guarantee satisfaction. 1 " JOS. H. REUBENDALL JOHN SIDERS. : ; . HARPER, AY RES, ROBERTS Co. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS SOCIATED themselves together for purpose of trarisacfiug a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per


ocr: Yellow Corner ! ! P. B. Beidler S just receiving his Spring and Sum mer Goods, all of the most beautiful styles that can be selected, consisting of a general assortment that is usually kept in a country store. LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S GOODS can not be excelled for style and quality in npuuui vuuniy, consisting oi tne - Finest Goods ! . If j-ou want , cheap . and p-ood (roods. bring on your Cash and ? Produce, fob TRrsT I won t, I-sell at uniform prices. My stick of , ''.' !; Spring a n d ; S u m m e r '.V-.'v Goods ! f" ;:: are all new, and direct ' from New York. I have no old, goods .on hand t that were lying on the shelves, for 5 or 10 years; Come along and take a ' w ; 1 L O O K A T T II EM ! , ; f even if you don't buy, for we wont charge you anything to show them. n ,; Upper Sandusky, May 1, 56. ) 33tf


ocr: HOLD YOUR HORSES. Here is the Place. WE have taken the BLACKSMITH SHOP lately occupied by Wm. Ber ringer, in Upper Sandusky, where we in tend to carry on the business of 1 BLACKSMITHING in all its various branches and havinghad a good deal of experience in the business, we think we risk nothing in saying that we' are prepared to do as good work, and as cheap,' as any establishment in the county. In WAGON IRONING we challenge competition, feeling assured that our work cannot be beat in any o thershop in the community. - ' We will, also, alwavs have on hands a lot of NEW WAGONS for sale. All we ask of persons having black smithing to do is to give us a trial and we will guarantee , satisfaction. JOS. II. REUBENDALL JOHN SIDERS.


ocr: HARPER, AYRES, ROBERTS St ?PHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE -- SOCIATED themselves together for purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on depoBites will be paid at the rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, 6 Pierson t McConnell's Block. GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, J AS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES July 27, 1854-l2-tf.


ocr: Important and Seasonable Arrival. CLOTHING! WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. GOODS made up in the Latest Styles, . Short Notice, and very Low Rsites on Lower than ever before offered. RESOLVED NOT TO EE EXCEEDED by any one iu my line of 3usiness, I have just bought in the Eastern Markets, and am now daily receiving and opening invoices of the choicest tioods EVER BROUGHT TO TllfS CITY Purchasing for CASH ONLY, I have always at 10 percent, advantage of those who buy on tune, kimkmble that. The stock now arriving, consists of Broadcloths Casimeres, Vestinsrs. An endless variety of LINENS, and Goods for SUMMER WEAK. Gent's Furnishing Goods, sn infinite variety consisting of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, SOCKS, HAMJKEIl' ULJiS, UL i SUSPEND ERS Ac. &c. With thin Stock of Gootl xr arrange ments for having them cut and made up in best style, i can sately sav ti-at I FEAR SO COMPETITION. I have the largest stock of Goods in city from which to select, and am bound please my customers and friends iu every par ticular. The Cutting Department is in the charge .Mr. S. tiOFSTETTElt, than whom a accomplished artist in . his line, is not to found in the State. He conies to us thorough ly endorsee, not only by the f ress of Uincm liati. but bv everv one who Vims tested liia skill My Goods having been bought for Cash, mono is: .. " Chfap fob Case, and only One Pbice. Remember, CAPITAL CITY ARCADE. A few doors North of the Neil House, Colum bus. MARCUS CHILDS.


ocr: For Sale. THE neat and comfortable Residence on the corner of Wyandot Avenue and Fifth st. For terms, Ac.-, enquire at the Hardware Store opposite the Court House. - F. W. MARTIN. Upper Sandusky, Nov., 27th, 1856. lOtf SHOE Blacking, and a new description of French Oil Polish, for harness and shoe leather, waterproof at


ocr: Roberts & Groff. FRIENDS CALL AT ft TF YOU WISH TO SEE A GRAND COM JL bination of the Ireful, Beautiful ' - MS IBB3 AEQiEIHirAiL ; We have everything in the useful line the necessities of this community would seem to demand, and as to the Beautiful and orna mental, there is scarcely anything for the heart could wish, that we have not got. We have recently received from the east, magnificent assortment of .flf-VCI -f .VZ ST.1FLE GOODS,. and although not disposed to boast, we at luasJ. Kav that thev are hard to beat. stock consists in part of every variety of Hats, Caps, Boots and Fhoes, Trimmings, Carpetung, Notions, &c. fcc. fec, all of which we are pre pared to sell as low as auv similar ment in North-Western Ohio. Call and amine, and Si tisfy yourselves that wnat have said is true to the letter. ROBERTS & GROFF. Upper Sanduskj , May 29, 1856. n37-ly 0" ANDLES. A GOOD for sale by WM. HENRY.


ocr: a 'jwo; cwiiig .ois spring', SnCkvi5!Se5-r-., v nivr Xls,l of the taOfttilMWf&f ' " c0"??10.-" : " J-41-',- 'lj ies that can be eflcctedresntijB tM. assortment thaUsa4.rptiI ' . . -' ' pjBliBeiaieri 1 II ;ii 30U want cneap ana coot ?ifoouPi, bnnir on Toor' flash vand -JProdiirrfr.iR rvbt L won't, 1 .sell' atuniformrprkesT J ys sti k of - C 9.'jr- ?3 re all new and direct fromew-Yort:t I have . no old goods : on band- tha'CwerK lyiug.ujie ISDeivesr-ior orjlUj varM auu Lti&e ft ;:: ; ' :iI0 6 IC AT "TH Elf f , eveji i f y-bu don't buy; for we wont ebargV ypu anything, td shoW tHerjir"" ly ;IJpper:andnSkyaay;ii fC 1


ocr: lishmeut iu the county. And, although oppoa d to a great deal of g ass, the amount of blow ingad puffing which is being practiced by . A FjfAGTF ; ' ' that People ! AND it is aW a fact wliich cannot be 4 nied ,tbat this 'necessary work is pt formed in better style, on shorter notice, aa4 as chea jf 60t cheaper, at the Boot and Shew Skot c. BEISTLK than at anv othr Mtib- otnprs pneratrpo in in aim rti c mac --e-o ders it necessary uu tais announcfment Mia PUD"C,7 uc' They have recently mad large "TT . "a 1 pared than ever to manufacture mfftn tinrVTS ANI nni?.J ':0'F r If? cw "EVERY DESCRIPTION,: in a manner that cannot fail to satisfy the pah- lie. In their -:' -; --.v LEATHER DEPARTMESl :: will always be found a fine assortment of Sol. Upper, Kip, CnlftMoroce, together witk ev ery variety ofXinings, Bindings, &.c. - ; , v Thcy are practical mechanics themselves employ none but good workmen, and as a cob sequence do not tear competition . .. ..- , HlUtS. Tne highest cash prices will be paid for all kinds of Hides.. .".,.. - .. Call at the sign of the "Blue Boot," one door east of the Post Office, Upper - v. u&isxi,; Deo. 20, '35-. :,.:,x -: -,-


ocr: RAU8 WANTED! In exch.4iige for wrapping paper, all kinds of writing paper. Blank Books, Inks, Slates in short for everything in the Stationary line usually kept for sale, or he will pay the hard cash if preferred. HENRY WEIDERSHEIM," No. 2, Yellow Corner, late 1 No. 5, Pierson & M'Connell's Block


ocr: HOLD YOUR HORSES. Here is the Place. WE have taken the BLACKSMITH . SHOP latwly occupied by Laux & Hale, in Upper Sandusky, where we in tend to carry on the business of , BLACKSM1TIIING in all its various branches and havinghad a good deal of experience in the business, we think we risk nothing in saying we are prepared lo do as good work, and as cheap, as any establishment in county. In WAGON IRONING challenge competition, feeling that our work cannot be beat in aDy o ther shop in the community. We will, also, alwavs have on hands a lot of NEW WAGONS for sale. . All we ask of persons having black smithing to do is to give us a trial and we wdlguarantee satisfaction. " ' ..' JOS. II, KELT BEND ALL JOHN SIDERS. ' A XEW Watch Maker & IN UPPER SANDUSKY.


ocr: Yellow Corner ! ! P. B. Beidler I" S just receiving his Spring and Sum M: mer Goods, all of the most beautiful styles that can be selected, consisting of a general assortment that is usually kept in a country store. , LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S GOODS can not be excelled for style and quality in vvyanaoi uounty, consisung oi tne Finest Goods ! If you want cheap and good goods, Drmg on your Uash and Produce, fo"1 trust I won't, I sell at -uniform prices. My stcck of Spring and Summer Goods ! are all new, and direct from New York. I have no old goods on hand that were lying on the shelves for 5 or 10 years. Come along and take a LOOK AT THEM! even if you don't buy, for we wont charge you anything to show them. Upper Sandusky, May 1, '56. 33tf iES? Sambo what are you up to nowa days?' 0 Pse a carpenter and jiner.' 'He! I guess ye is! What department uues you periorm, Sambo?' What department! I does the circular work.'


ocr: Must be Shod! 4 ND it is also a fact which cannot be de--i nied, that this iiecew-ary. w;ork is pet formed in better style, on t-hortcr flotice, as cheap, if not cheaper, at I he Boot and Shot Shop ot C. JJElSTLKthan at auy other est ab lishment in the county. And, although oppos od to a great deal of iiAss,ihe amount of blow- ingand puffing which is being practiced by others engaged in the. same business, ren ders it necessary that this announcement should be publicly made.. . The have recently made large adliti4i to their slock, of material, and are better pre- , pared than ever to manufacture , i . i - ; TOfB BOC'Te AND SHOES OF rE' EVERY DESCRIPTION n a m.-tt!n!f tbat cannot fail to satisfy the Dub" lie. In tL'e-if " ' - ' LEATHER DEPARTMENT' will always be found a fine assortment Of Sole Upper, Kip, Calf, Morocco, together witi t ery variety ofLinings, Bindings, dec, ; i ney are practical mechanics themselves; mploy none but good workmen, and as a eoa- sequencedo not learcompetitiou ' . . - v;- iiiuta l lie highest cash prices will b paid for all kinds of Hides. , - .. .- Call at the siirn of the "Blue Boot," door east of the Post Office; Upper Sandusky ' Deo. 20, 'da. , .


ocr: New la very! "A Itorse ! A Horse It My Sinfdoffl for a Horse!!!" TlfAS the cry of the uufoftunate citi zens of this coin rn unity a few weeks since, but we are determined that it shall not be heard again, if by keeping a su perb lot of HOR5ES, CARkiAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES, Ac. we Can do anything toward putting stop to it. ... VYe have now. ahd intend to keep itt the future, for the accommodation ol the public generally, and our friends particu larly, everything usually kept m a well regulated LIVERY STABLE! ; Having determined that we Will keep pace with the times, and not be behind any other town In this part of Ohio in point of accommodations and conven iences, we hope the public will enceuragC us in the enterprise by giving us a faif share of patronage. Our SADDLE AND CARRIAEE HORSES are hard to beat now, and we intend to take advantage of every opportunity to make improvements. Cali and see us and satisfy yourselves . D. S. M'ALMON, ' D. BOWSHER. Upper Sandusky, May 1 , '5&. . S3t


ocr: LOOKOUT FOR THE WYANDOT S! I.R.W.M ALONE &, W. B. IIITCIICOCK HAVE taken possession of the "Den" into which "Daniel" was thrown, cleared it of bones and carcasses, broken up the harbor of rats, mice and toads, smoothed the rugged walls, and ascertained with ccrtaint that the floor ism ado of planks instead of earth (long ft matter of dispute) and are now filling it up vita choice Ac, suited to the wants of thin and the sur rounding community, which will be disposed of on as reasonable terms as honest people can desire. All are respectfully invited to call and give lit a trial. COUNTRY PRODUCE will be takeu in exchange. Remember the tlac, at the sign of the "New Grocery and revision Store," Main street, north of the Railroad. . MALONE & HITCHCOCK. Upper Sandusky, June 5, '5G.-no38 tf.


ocr: RAGS WANTED! In exchange for wrapping paper, all kinds of writing paper, Blank Books, Inks, Slates in short for everything in the Stationary line usually kept for sale, or he will pay the hard cash if preferred. HENRY WEIDERSIIEIM, No. 2, Yellow Corner, late No. 5, Pierson &- M'Connell's Block


ocr: for Sale ! AM authorized to offer for sale, on reasonable terms, 80 acres of land lying in this county, being the South half of the South-east quarter of Section 34, in township 3, south of range 12, east of the district of land, heretofore subject to sale at Bucyrus. The owner resides some distance from this place, and will dispose of the land at a very reason able price. W. T. WILSON, Real Estate Agent. Upper Saudusky, May 1, '56.


ocr: STILL 01 SUCCESS UNPARALLELED ! A Tale of the Great Dismal Swamr. BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWL'. ' In two Volumes. lSiuo. Price $1,75. CERTAIN politicians, interested in the support of the "peculiar instiiutum," have endeavored to persuade the public that Mrs. S'owe's' last work is artiaticaily a failure, and that it has produced no profound impressiou on either side of the Atlantic. But the publishers are' hanrtv to state, that of the many hundreds of American notices which they huve received, the vast majority liave bcen,,dccidedly favorable most of them enthusiastic. AND THE SALE THUS FAR HAS EXCEEDED THAT OF AY WORK OF FICTION EVER PUBLISHED, tlw " SIXTY-EIGHTH TH0US.4iD set of two volumes each, being now in press. T"n l i.i.. , . iu ojigiuuu me success nas Deen even more wonderful. . The press there, with but one nr two exceptions, acknowledge the genius and power of the author, and iu terms of which any livi off writer might be proud. .And during the twelve days succeeding Its publication no fewer than 60.000; Copies were sold. The universal voiee of literary men, now places Mrs. Stowe among the , Foremost Authors of the Ace, and neither partisanship nor an austere reli gious bigo'ry, can ever deprive her of the lau rels she has so nobly earned. . , ; ., PHILLirS, SAMPSON k ; , PUBLISHERS, 13 Winter Street, Boston. " ICMPLOIMENT WARD !


ocr: SVCCE3S UNPARALLELED I A Tale of tb.8 Great Dismal Swamp. BY HARRIET BEECHER STOWE. In two Tolnmcs. 12mo. Price $1,75. ("CERTAIN politicians, . interested in the .yfiupport of the "peculiar institution," have endeavored to persuade the public that Mis. S oweVJast work is artistically a failure, and that it has produced no profound impression on either side of the Atlantic . But the publishers arej happy to state, that of the many hundreds of American notices which thy hive received, the vast majority have becndecidedly favorable most of thra enthusiastic. AND THE SALE THUS FAR HAS EXCEEDED THAT OF ANY WORK OF FICTION kVER PUBLISHED, the SIXTY-EIGHTH T DOUSAND set of 'wo volume 8 each, being novv inprp9S. In Ei gland. the success has been even more wonderful. The press there, -with but odp r two exceptions, acknowledge the senius and power of the author, and in terms of which any living' writer might be proud. And during the twelve days succeeding its publication ?no fewer than ' 60.000 Copies were sold. The universal voic of literary men, row places Mrs. Stowe among the Foremost Authors of the Age, and neither partisanship nor an austere reH gious bigo'ry. can ever aVprivH her of the lau rels she has so nobly earned. PHILLIPS, SAMPSON St COMPANY, " PUBLISHERS, 13 Winter Street, Boston. 6w Great" Inducements . To Agents, Colporteurs and Postmasters To Circulate American National Works. 'OS Read the following liberal propo sition : TO any prison who will sell Fifty Copies of either of the following works . ' I. - THE NATIONAL HISTORY OF THE STILL fliWMD!


ocr: P. B. Beidler S"S just receivin- his Snrino- and Purr; mer Goods, all of the most styles thit can be selected, consisting of gruciui ns.-urunenr, mat is usually kept a country store. " , LAD IKS' & GENTLEMEN'S can not be excelled for stvle and nni;n in Wyandot County, consisting of the' v most Ajroods ! If you want cheap and good brinrn vour Cash and Produce, trust I won't, I sell at uniform .viy st ck of - Spring und Goods ! are all new. and direct from TJew I l ave no old 'Oods on hand that lying on the shelves for 5 or 10 -( i ... vuino aiong and take a - LOO K A T THE Ml i if you don't buy, for we wont anynnng io snow them. Upper Sandusky, May 1, '56. ... ADIES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVIT e l to try the PERFUMERY articles, su Hairoil, Cologne; fec.-,' at the new store 5, Pieraon and McConnell's Block.


ocr: Til IMili & El'S GREAT TRIPLE TWO EUR0TEAX & AMERICAN U COMPANIES iv tutu nn uhl YunuLLi 68 MU.MM-f! inn am iiKicnttKi i cn isuring me pitsi winter, air. a Aaiituunt assisted Dy experienceu a pen, Dccn busily engaged In the principal cities of Kurope, in procuring the MST MISTHM TALEIT which, when combined with the brilliant Start I of the Western Hemisphere, will constitute more talent of the highest order, than has ever been concentrated in one establishment. I ' The following distinguished stars are attach- ed to this tripartite model Amphitheatre : ;The Famous Cook Family!; 1 from the nrinoinal Kauestrian establishments ' I of Kurope, anil recently from Astlcy's Koyal fy I Amphitheatre, London, consiftiag of HENRY COOK, Sen. the mt il.irinff KQI'KSTRIAN anil GiiMied 1 lull T KUI'K perlornmr in tiie orid. JOHN HENRY COOK s -v the " diamond bideb," named for his io- r. comparable classic and daring Kiuestrian acts, i Un famous " Kill HUE ACT, la tiie ery acme of brilliant liorseinanahip. and is un- qac.-tionalily the most fearfully terrific and elegaut classic perlurmance eer executed. young HARRY COOK the Adonis of the Cirque; his dashing two. pony act presents the very beau ideal ol ju venile prouciuncy iu mv uigu itiiuw vi iru I fear in number, beyond all comparison the , greatest Gymnastic performers in the World. Frank Carpen'.er and Louis Francisw, Sof the most brilliant Equestrians or the age. Messrs. Wardocr, Howard, Ma7XLJb, . Mordacst, Jrucss Huxkr, - BKSTHOK, lilUKOFT, DlSAIX, &C, and distinct and perfect troupes of Acrolxit, YoWgutr, Pantwnimit,awl lramatit, producing at each representation a variety of brilliant and startling vhef d'wuvre, the . most perfect ever presented within the Arena. UXSTIXTED jrKTII will be poured forth 1 in sparkling cascades, by the far-tamed the acknowledged wit, jester, and humorist of the age, and the most original Clown that ever shook the sides of an audience, wiio, in conjunction with the famous CUOWHCIIST, I will hold a high jubilee of fun. THE MENAGERIE O coniams an iuab i rare hiiu ouiiuvhui iu jy the animal and feathered snecieg. collected llJ at an alino.t fabulous expense, oy tne great lion-tamer, Van Amu koii. Immediately after . the performances in the arena, Prof. LANG WORTHY will enter Ihe Dens Ul tile ,eritiriii 111 imimui?, tuiietiot ui inw i - ii r : ; , v.: r 1 J;uiiil Jit-nym Tiger, .inn ana Lionet, Brmiliiin, or Laiuina 7'iaer, pair of Loo- I jxtru, arc 11 Tot Grand Pbocessios, nreccded by a magnificent Band Car, con taining iierntun i.naniyi exquisite cornel Hand, will enter town, and alter parading . through the principal streets, will anjourii XFj to the Pavilion, which, will be opened (j ,1 F ti.a .niilt1 lining 1m iir A. Xt ! - in WILL EXHIBIT AT UPPER SANDUSKY, On Monday, September 1st, 1856. S3 Open at 2 and 7 o'clock P. M. Admis sion 25 cents. No half price. Reserved Box


ocr: HOLD YOUR HORSES, Here is the Place. Ehave taken the SHOP lately occupied bv Wm. ringer, in Upper Sandusky, where we in tend to carry on the business of BLACKSMITIIING in all its various branches and a good deal of experience in the we think we risk nothing in saying we are prepared to do as good work, as cheap, as any establishment in county. In WAGON IRONING challenge competition, feeling that our work cannot be beat ia any o thershop in the community. We will, also, always have on hands a lotofNE" WAGONS for sale. All we ask of persons having black smithing to do is to give us a trial and we will guarantee satisfaction. JOS. H. RE GB END ALL JOHN SIDERS.


ocr: WALLPAPER, vi jr. 0 -extensive-1 and 'uplen-dpftd iiihort-f-z-ment oTWal Paper haf brieoe'rrii sd at the ifahc'vjindVriety tdrfcf TiJn'm ' fahcy Vsirity ,1 C'J I .1 is' ! --,v-j.rt' mi --m . ' . rtv. z, i now orn !iAprir3rd 66-n29: '-' Lvl.i ' ':, ;i; -ii fj-.i;;,i.J yt,ii .?,,,. it-in J will 'be in - UpperSandusky on the 16th- 17th and 1 8th of "April with aAsorbr7 menf of FKUIT - TREES,- Scoiislsrting' of. Appier Peach, Pear, Cherry '& irhim torj gether; with ornamental tree aaduSitrabi of every decHpt Bi nt.-i-Kj nn yd fa I wm be ill marseiles on the- 6ib of An.- pril w ilh the same kind of Hn'.HortrnemM JA: front -o-.-Heik' !f ui'serjri Dayloa.'. 'April 3rd '56-ng9. 11 b I t i- ilt id THE s WORLD , RENO Wa:ED VMl BRATEDj KENTUCKY HORSE, , OLD, GREY EAGLES WILL make the season of 1856 afe Mansfield, Ohio; to a limited r num ber of mares, at' thirty 'dollar theV, season' with ; the privilege-:f te turning one mafe the next ' seasprivfreuj provided the one ; receiving him thei presl ent season proves7" notAolie fh foal. Grer Eagle is"now;iw nly yeri oli i in'-find case; And act9 like-' a 3' vear old; he is pf obablV'Oi'ie of lh surest foal getters in America. Good pasturing and Boarding,, at low rates. Address G?T. & AA. B. SMITHS April 3rd. 56-n29J '") n oT " I-"'' d-tj -.-ri 4- r r Tim n r r-m ; , :;!- AUDI A JJ JIVMOi; ,,1,, fc


ocr: mmmnm : .i ; GREAT TRIPLE .. mmmnmi TWO irROrEAN T'AXKltlCAN CI AND AH UN'QUALtEO - A Dtirlnn the pit it wiiiirr, Mr. .n ,iiiiiu;ii. H.nm hi t-xpcrieuwa 'IT""". 'H" "rii i FIRST EaBEoTfllAM TALIIT which, whra romirfnyd with tin- hrllllnnt Str .' , of the Wetrn Hemlplirre, w J foimtiune mora Ulrtl OI ine Illt esi urntr, man ii.H f ever peon concvmra'wi in uim mrtuiiniiiutt... Th followinu QiMliiKUisl'etl tMr r ttch ed to Uii u-ijuirtUe Qiml.l Ainliiihiie : j The Famous Cook Femliy!. 1 from the pnnrtp.il Kqn!riHn entalilihHieiitB V I of Europi-, unci recently from Antlry Royal n HENIIV COOK, Sen. t W Tl(;ilT Mil'K not fo mer iu tb World. V i r r. u If li tha diamukb iori'," amid ft hi in- s- CMOiparublorluriiir and ila mc I- qurnnaii nt ts. . U fmou "BKlDtiK ACT." i- llio . ry cni of lirilli .ut hoii.rm in.hii, an. I I lia Q'tratioiMil'l th- niort tY-nrlull) Irrr fit- and . elegant claaaic i a uiubcb etet t ecuti-U. Voung HARRY COOK , U 1 tha Adoma of tha t'irqut-; ha d. tiling two puny act mm lit- the very be .u U'Ei. ol ju- avuila u oiiuieurv iu ibe cliool if ait. IJ V mnn mi n .'i m r ni mnn n r I 1 1 "I' III. Ii If 111 I I III 1 U I I U L 1 I I J. (L four la number, htyoim an cmiirnon in 'A . . .i... -..-i-a Frank Ca p-n er ard Louis Fraicisci. J I of taa inot bnliiaui tqm ptrians oi uie gt. Uraira. . , Wawvicb, How jinn Min.i, MokDaCKT, Jl'LICK, lilU.lK. lscvratiK, ui.ttKirr, 1ksaix, 4c, 1 and diatlnct and pirrfi-ct troupf. t( Arrof-at, prtHluclDK at rat h r. prrwiitat'im a varuiy of brilliant and tartin K chef d'amvrm, ihr . Boat pertect ever pr-eiiitil witliiuthe Artna. VKSTJSTKD MIRTH will be poured forth ' la prklinf aariulcK, by the lar.'amed th acknowlvdsud wit, Jratt-r. and liun.oriht of the f, aim the iuokI original Clown lliat ever anook tne aidea or an uumeiioe, wno. in conjunction wilh the famouH CUOWhUKfT, rlil lioiaa high jubilee ol fuu. ! THE MENAGERIE I contain ail Utat la rare ana wonaermi in r. the animal and feathei ad apeck-a, collected ( liei 1 specie, collected 1 1 is expeime, by the great U aou. lumicdiate J alter -i Jie arena, IX at an almost laliuloas ' lion-tamer. Van Ambiboh. the uerformaucea in U" Prof. LIKQWl RTEY will enter :he Dtns I .... .... ., ... '.'PI aril lui.tr. i....ict..... " .- Rowd B naul Jioer. lion and Lion, i B. tiMiiiin, vr Lwpinq 1arr, vuir d . . - - . - - i Tas 6B4MD Paooaaaios, preceded by a nmfrmftoent Banl Car, con lat .lng Htmutn LudvAv't t-xqulaite Corr.et Diuid. Will enter town, ana alter parading : -Mirough the principal Mreetii, will ai'journ to the favilinn wnicii. w il beopenea C - ...,.,! .rOnted tumr. v eilL EXHIBIT Af I ITER SANDU6KT On Monday, Set temher tt, 71856. Cr Open at 2 and 7 o'clock P M. Admis sion 25 cents. - No half price. ; ReHervetl Bo Seats, 50 cents. Children to box seats, 25 cte. HOLD YOUR HORSES: Here is the Place. WW CIRCUS P1IES 11 .


ocr: .7.1 , j G A.U XV V S7; ; SPANISH M IX T U RE, THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!! TlieDest AlUrat've known'it a'Ptiriicte 7 ? i V of IMercury in it.' ; - 5 ' : An infallible remedy for Scrofula, King's Evil, llheumatism;- Ubstinate- Cutaneous .rup-r' tiiuis, Pimples or Postules on the Face, ' ,15lotches, Boils, Ague and Fever, ,Chro- : ,. iic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or Tetter, """"Scald-head, Enlargement a;!dpaiu of the Bones ajid Joints." Salt .r" Rheum , Stubborn Ulcers, Sy- . : philitic Disorders;-and all .. j diseases arising from an ;, ' . injudicious use of Mer- ' cury, Imprudence - 111 . ; ; .-- life, or impurity, of .. - . w .. the Blood. - ;; .7


ocr: HARPER, AYRES, ROBERTS & Co. T1 HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per cent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No. 6 Pierson !: McConnell's Block. GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, J AS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES July 27, !854-nl2-tf.


ocr: ' " . ,r-, '' AGENTS 1 AGENTS ! AGENTS ! Peksons accustomed to procure sub scribers for Bobkss! Magazines dic-or up'clubs for newspapers, are requested send us their names and address, and will forward them, free of charge, a speci men number of a publication for they will find ready sale; rnd we will h1 low I hem a cnimis.sion of 5:J per tor their service. J. BRxVDFORD fc B 'OTHER; , . No.S Ceurtland st., New York.


The Tipton advertiser. [volume]

ocr: FACTURF.KH k. DE.VLEKS in Fur i,it-u-e in -U v,»ri»us vei ieti*s. Constant ly ou band a full avsortment i.dapt^-,1 to ti e I'Iadeor Itetail. 1'arliotilar a'tentiou _ia invi ted to our Ui'MoUTf.aKO VVoax, which is man ufactured to Our Order, in the Ea t«ro (Uties al«o,a .: Very huiwrior Artlilc of Spi'tni II. 1 Itefl IrftUMK' Thankte.l lhe very jii i.'ii tiou-/ thf /.en- "t lipf"ii and Old .144, in gene ral, iy »tlict attention to plea^t!, a: rc.isoi-a Irlt- prim*. W*J :tall S. (JR. Pe STL.LLN, Nvs. 1.J6 Si' l'Jl, .Main-st, .Muscatine. MAM en-leaver t. met it a cucli Uttjice of tiic s-atikt, .ind rcB^'ecifully l&viti- an Lj.awia.t 0H iff w Stifff1", i a i e u i e 1 S 5 $ i

place_of_publication: Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa

publisher: Wells Spicer


The north Iowa times. [volume]

ocr: CHICAGO. STACY & THOMAS, Importers, Jobbers and Commission Mcrchaato la ptaplc street, and fancy Dry Goods, No. 203 south water Chicago,Ills. ltf

place_of_publication: M'Gregor [i.e. McGregor], Iowa

publisher: A.P. Richardson and W.D. Merrell


ocr: STRAWBERRY POIXT. J. H. MP Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, READY MADE CLOTHING, Hardware,Queen's Ware, Tin Ware, Stone Ware Drugs and Molicines, Oils, Paints, J'utty, (ilasa, VarnUh, tic. Main Street,


ocr: lisiS J*. O. Overicater, //as the pleasure of announcing to the public that he is now occupying the above popular resort, having purchased the stock recently owned by Ad ams &. Busby, //e has added a nice assortment of choice Licjuoi-s and cigirs, and feels himself pre pared to furnish his customers with all the d'/fira ble comforts known iu eating and drinking. Oysters&S 1 rdiin-s always on hand. JVcfVrcgor, Oct. 21st, &4tf


The Tipton advertiser. [volume]

ocr: WELLS 8PI0E&, PROPRIETOR. VOL/ in. THC TIPTON ADVERTISER. kvwtv IJATCailAV M®RN|*U, IS TltTCSt, CSDAK CO., IOWA. ltMTOa»» OFriCE ft. counting room |0 TgQ L«m HOlit \MTJ T«« COCktV VttWE. E S Cu0f 1 y*ar, paid in advance, $1 50 de. tiu wiihui six month#, 2 01) 4». p*'d »t end of the ear, 2 5• L&ttaMsdu rtions wad* ta cluba at five or *«rc.4« eee »adress. f&TI S OF jtDl'ERTISlSG. ',1 saaare I insertion, $1 00 ts*ch additional insert'*, per square, W 1 M«tn 2 month*, Jj I it*. tawnihs, 1 do. 1 je«r, 2 do. 3 ifl«ntns, •j do, month*, i d*. I T®«r. .4 MIiiiM, f* i N 7 00 10 i)0 0 00 (HI 0«l I fio «K. T*n 6r few, of »qamt it. L»«v, Pi»f»»sioMat, aii«t other card*, of fm krit»,orU*t.| t*r year, $5, and tor each addi tional I me, $1- v Half yeaily n lid yearly advertist weals to be «fci for quarterly i"i advance. All nv*rti«« meot* published uanl ordered j, ar.d charged accordingly. TIPTON ADVERTISER OFFICE Hawnr pui'ha.ed a a-d sufficient l^r.pu of material, the Publisher n«w prs pu«4 to do nearly e»ei y description vf s* i» A. Jf w ij la a satisfactory nauner 5 and can faralsa at tktart awtic?, __ e U o n O I I A A K S .* ut Icikit executed wl'h neatueai and de«. u A o n e y a i a w Xud holicitor to liuucery, l«».t 1» yu»n 1 1 HivmI L jxo. 1.. I't Hi y ..OtMtl.T PKt,/ iii». Altari*«-» and ottu eilor at Law ,/t«k i 4» Hit mi. «»i«« v*. U w», in 4 4# It it« 1 t,i *ml v.) *.i. 4 a«r i 4* ATTO«XWY A.• «wl. AT L»W. n e a a i- i e o a e \Y Lani Wa:raut*. a. it.A. t- 'U« I 1 v\^». Iri\e»ti5»tipt of titles, coi.veyaiicmg, tc. ^Mtujukar Himt toei.H-eu..w*. A!i Ui-u-*!aua«ie4tD fc:« e%r«% will »». atte^iwi l», «it'i Pro^ap'riex# A'"d 1'id^litf. ^JTOffic*. in the C.-nrt ue wiih ilia emder. Tipton, Iowa. %. a. T«avsa. 1 HAY EH & CAK-KADDEN. 51)3 t'ou.^swucf« ?)i 4 aer^l iLaiid A -tut?, OfJUt over Burn-'tl s Bt\ h-Store, Sf,.,d Ht'i.. i Iv RUBT. H. Lt)S(i, ie«*TTCR OF Till: I'tiACi'.aod N 'tarf Pub Its. Ttp'on, l«.•«i«. jiMnrii LW«WEI OTAHY Pab!c, Rachasttr, lo va. Ofice it. the Pest Otkce. vitil-ljr join »i i 11:«. ArTOaSFY A'v'l 1\\'N-KMOR AT UW Oihce Hi ttij retidencc near fipton Cedar Uoauly, Iowa. XTE (^NflHlTBEET, Tar [»r: a.EH is um'an 4* ml-UICIXEX, ijil*.a Oil*, iiiafS, tin.. V.iett, i Toys, llJudwAie a«u f.-.n. i Xoti. ua.— iijjii ti, I.-'WS. al J. H. GO WEB, B1 n'EEa & CO, A N K E S E A E K S I N E A N E IK li LAND Ai^.N"TS. Ctmtr of Cliotuo aou \V isiiinijtnn Strea BkvS ly lowq tly, JowjM CHARLES NAELLBV. WHoLrsALr. *s:i kstail pkahs in BOOTrt & -HJiu", Jilt kini$ of Leather, Hides, Findings, Saddlery, Hard ware, Collars and Uame*. Mam Si rut, *\lu.\cahnc, Iowa. *41111*. (Ml «.»«(»(••»"»* Ifn-i. 1 :..H| uaUlii»vw.UJ .ifccaul t4iu« l« ik«lr lln». EDWARD.^ & CAUKULL. Architect* and Superintandeats OFFICE, No. 10 i'oirth wy, l'ot ffi t Huimluv*. Brady st *v'no"t I i«a. 2ft tt. PI:TEU r. iniiii, BooK-stxnxK and Buns Hook .\rrAC*rrnSR« 7ma Avrnue, oppoti.'e ot! Oftc. MuadHne upat.iira third story. Priutinit. Uu'in,' mid 1 E E A S K O U s PATTEIUO* I'LCHIIUH, TIPTOW, IOWA. A K O U S E BY R. S. TUCKER. Csrser of Dubn-^r and Jnfmon Streets. /n«a C'tin, /im a. M. T. HMI.I.IaU.4 Jt. KKHf.LBtlt(iia. saiaffiSEULS scjisa WILLIAM.- A i.n'it! i.H!'!:(.i:i{, Proprietors. WaUrlM, I«MU, I K S U V A V jei TTjst A INSURANCE COMPANY, H.',ETPURO, COSH. Incorporated J. /. 1S10— Cath Capital $500,000. rpiIE Undersigned liavini? b*en appointed A vent fur tin* old r.-liivulf Company, In prepared 'o issue pnlici.-s on favorable terms, i WKLLS I'I KK. Agei t. I Officc in ihe Court House, Tipton, Iowa. O O N O S O E TXZORnr db 8THITV, Merchant*. Turouta luwa. The above Bra keep oousiantly oo h*d a fall fupoly ot lirif Goodt. Grortria, Hardware, Clothing, Halt and Cuyt, Sovit ami bhott, And alt kind ot U o o d* needed by the Community Met LM'.f put mu h, Dmti'ti, Cafitr /Input*, Jotr«. Usve j.lt'.'' sre «»f aDiinu icinz to the citi zen* of Tiptou and liuuiiy, ih»t 'hey h*r«" m«i« Want m.:i»w that out* ot i.tu a',11 l.e n: Tip ti 11 on i!i" fir«t iiid kj iu »(M'h mo iih. and uptud week in the ot ihi ir piofneiua. A op-r*liiUPeuu,B«t-J SKiHT Co* »«jr II. t. vi T, to tbem snii 1 oe txe 4Utei in rh«* ri,oi«t •,rkui.»..'ik 01 iiimt. pSr u.li. .' mi ii,«j Ti-infK't io.ee UotM. 20 |jr Bxchange Office!! HK AKTSnii Si-w Y'ork can h» had of the Subscriber ins unsto s^it purchaiters Ceriitiuilea oi Dep isit.and Oralis on lite Kfisti-rn Cities Cashed. American tioUl fir- asrnill presainm. OjHce orer S^eilttwl t% i .'«•'» t» \vm !i. ruiit Tipton. Jinnary t, 'W. ja*it:s n. v v v aadltiDtte* '.i.e Peaci1, Tip1 -r, Iowa, wltii the Caaa'y Jalee in the C'.»ut Heitse. I'M] wiij.J %n SOOif tU VJDBIl, is. w,* Or,« t*r)or c»»i of tl*" Po-i l)»Rce Blank Rf»oki.of aii mnJ, kept constant ly en t(. !,a. Cw.iutirt »up!» i«»d with all ktrtd* ef Blank* RecotAs aod o'her boats lor County rfice*, it ehort sauce. |. O. PCHfCK, WO*T1*At. Dtiirrx *. xoimiii, PEALKliS Clocks Wafrhe*, and Jffwlry, pzcr.icf.ES, leys. y.'/.IT/f li'.i/f/i. C'dlery Fumy Goods and in i- 5u^ of cveiy dracription cxk utcd to order iu ibe l»et xtyle, ou short ujtice, -aJ on reaaouable term*. .tar-Dlank Books coastaatiy oahaad. Old Looks rebound S. B. Book binder's ilock for sale. Mtf. VLOt'EH HOUSE, r. L. DOWNING, Proprietor. Comr ef Waliut ami Srrsnu Strreti. uracATiM low A. SV-Ofiaa »f Ike lli,lrn M.ri. n. Jv 'Mfa ».m. M«g« LtaM. bk.in«iwli» ia kWi »«at»IN« 4 Marg*. Good Stalling, OnitiilmK«a« roa to »ad.! .(HU lt.U U rr««nf n,r ib.Soa*»-B4aar» OeiLTIG HOI'iE. Co'%tr ef Water Strut ,iu) lnt ti .fremr onp opjiatt* the KnliroiiJ Drpot, Musr,.tii? Iowa OKOR6E LOW. Proprli'ioi, 'l^itK I'Roriitr.ToK. tin* r«i-o:iily ii''i«"' tin* aleve popular Hotel, aad rcfu-rnUbod it ia •»f:ieit otK.ii.#' a-i4 mi p*p*r« 10 psvla'e to Ir «aUf«4uu lb I -f Wf*t«rn fcugt Company, ty tltla loaiw, 1 h* Pfip.'si lia-)%*•* **fv an« cuo'.vTab'a mh 1# Ul. 1» n •Qttuv.ly p'Hpnrr who iM.M U, At miiijMl 1 a tfec ti. If I U E E Y O U S E TirTOH, IOWA. tb»« Horn f| n MK\T wh ch wm J«-t lUrtc** loo -lUOilih* Ul IA I I %rf« I, N»ii U ^4 Wt»b GS8C* A JIB -mh »r«* „,»klt itfr. AtlM. IOWA .OTP r.i'.uttar atwutioa givtu to alt kina •f (k .:p*iriUjj. My- l»U. W. W. TILLOSI. S U E O N E N I S SGT ct'r I'JK— with U:t- II ti- tln-L, aear Spi i .tfili.l j. J. HlDEft. II. M. 8AS k'OaO. I E & S A N O K Ti^ rr^K Hv ij.', WILTO.V, IOWA. and retail dealer* in |»RY GOOD?5, GROCKIE*, Elc, S/fs, Clothing, Iht'durare. and all of fljert.-uttiiral irar'.*':»*llW- tain Kiii^'a 8e«! Wbat an All How High in la the llade by By Laid iu ••-tkld Firm 111 Par the Not dej Toillan Child of What A *h» The Pos Afo Ojuerai i" *ivdtii|t ,n Comra.s^ioo Mercba itf, flu? h:• *rh iittivlh 1 trm 1 i u i i o a i JUST rrce veda utipplv o! Dr I-*'T'h'j Mx» ICINES. fie Br rt.ivvdv Oru-' s^'" A. GILRt BT. At f"? Cedar co. MEAT MABHEI'. 11 v l.'AN MAi.KAri (Opposite the AMricb if.*, Tipteo Iowa) i'.EEF en be bad regularly every a rn «B ^un^ya cxeept-l. T^'^aah- 3utI Ros«, Wm D. »-u i ii«. ir./' v, ittHt o., Electic Sys'em. at WU n-id y Wit! practice oath on and vi'i .i'y aioTTfc low^ar, y s i i a n s & S u e i a Perina"**01'* located* :u i Tipt«H», i-' •6 JAMEIC. TI WXEB, S 1 1 A K A N' 1' M:HIJ EOS, Will practice iu Tipton and viciimy Offlca. ia new bui.dlag directly south ot u Conrt tlouse, Tipton. 1 •rur*k Iowa. ul J. SMITH, PHYSICIAN AND hl'itGEOJf. Rochester, Cedar County, Iowa. Office at tne Iowa Hou*e, DIV1S Mct'iHSr, A TTOBSKY AT LAW. jr ,. v w-lll inl ui .u I"..!"" «uu«.a u tm. with Eld'"iity anH dis^atth. 4ifflce uc»rilK* IUr«iy Hoa*e. ''. ghat i»S aad Bn.hlui Sato©1*. Jimxsov. KMC.nr or utt raxub, Qptr CUMb r- k 1 ru S:orf It '1"' ... T. MAIiOX* 1 A I 1^ O.K S 0\L diior below Myr All wo k ai tended io a. a" ftttwU'i'i N hm Mb w.ih wlt m14 i« ite 9* Jeks H- Blrsloyr %0 Hard vt larges resfnaW* Tq'toa, fiepf '#*. Sior^. wil l"- Ir'isied to our 10 promptly, nia e in tl._ war ran ed'to true e iti.e at« action latest faih- Give s call. m. L'ibvr, Policy, t«.g« o hew spa That frigs ami run/, has lb I) 'ti ot t'U N York We of the ler a any prove leading pvty. to ti.is tair we The such, no power the i?roes, is tue '•I have I mj/ji lu W i i- 0 i L) tn.icra'ir ..mm •r.n ..i i.'i it *k .me Ir the "Mr. •ecou I t. -enuuve •ot..! h- •icon wtiicn -»eer .* tt baa v u«fie.i at ir imkj A'tr-rteaii •'t-il'l «ot on',* -f Tii i It« j..oii: •mi v. H'p'ien Lrt der lisii from ext'acts cratic the thai party lore the buna-^ide men and ci».Jtian that party tered and nificant are not or give enough s'avery. uor es •'W.th and tions first, of Slavery and and Squatter ei her by by and in should property pit perty lories Leffltr. "Ail i deserve or put I will quit awrer. I tie jiisuce New or New issue to No liou po-ed to ty. oi „Y Y- one and lie Luudrt'd Willie gocieiy Iree and


ocr: E O (i E G. A A N, IMPORTER if WHOLESALE CVTUSBZj^f And Agricultural Implements SECOND STREET, MF9CATINE IOWA. LOWELL WIRE FENCING, of an sixes and quality, for sale by Cso. G. MAMAM,Agent. LTITLE GIANT COAN Ceb Mill, for sale by •|I tl. G«o. O. MAJUUI, AfMl


ocr: ALBIAT SI MO*. •. T. StKOW A. & T. Simon, faqwrters ui Wkolual* Uults* la Grrman, Bngliih, Freud aiJ AmertOB FANCY GOODS. Ao, 19 Mam Sift ft. (Second door south of Lucas A Buaands' banking House,) fit. LmtU. Mo. We desire partieulaly to call attention to the fac that we will oftsr greater indqcemotits tack pucliaflBrs ths* any other in ft.


The north Iowa times. [volume]

ocr: i E E O E By PAUL EGBERT, Main Street, Monona, Iowa. o w o w a o e e By ALANSON BARRS, Main Street, o n o n a Iowa. W E S E A Monona, Oct. HO r.rio.r hotee* A.TWOOD SACKRIDER, ProprieTOH. Junction of West Four miles west of Monona. Union and Deeorah /toads. Oct. 24, vicinity, to give him on Main Street. Of n3tf R. R. FOSTER, INVITES the buying public of Monona, and a call, at DRY C0&BS, He enn show a good assortment of Broad Cloths, Cassiinc^i'es, Veilings, Vefctiiifts, Shirting, A N N E S I K I N S and a very large stock of Prints, Delaines, such aA Ladies Dress Goods, Chimtaetts, Collars, Gloves, Mitts, Hnder Sieves, Silk, Crape arid w oilon Goods, Ready Made O I N A Nfiry Gents Furnishing Goods, in any quantity, HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS. QUEEN'S WARE, GLASS WARE, YANKEE NOTIONS), AND JEWELRY. In addition to the above desirable desirable Stock, you Will find a well se iected and safe assortment of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Being a practical Physician, lie knoirs what let deals in, and the public mny rest assured, that they are in no danger of being imposed upon, and perhaps injured for life, bv the use of adul terated and poisonous medicines, such as are too eomcivnly sold throughout the country. %es,. Varnishes, and Oils, constantly on hani prices as low, and terms as easy, as business will allow. 1856.' (1856.] C. B. ANDERSON, IRA CANDIE. CAM)FF, AM)EKS0ff & E E By II. F. SMITH, Corner of W«at and Page Stfl., Monona, Iowa. the old corner


ocr: O N O N A I N K A N S A S The UNION Is dissolvedI! H. B. HARDIWG Would Respectfully inform the citizCRSOf Monona, :tml the surrounding country that lie in now receiving, and has on hand, a vcr\ large and splendid assortment of Pry CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, Planets, Silks, Delaines, Z tf?rints, Ginghams, Week Tics, SJiu'ls, ^gibbons ami so on, 4'c Also, a complete stock of Hardware, TIN WARE, CROCKERY, GLASS AND QUEENs? WARE, WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE, u s a n I i i n e s Also, a splendid lot of Jewelry, FA»e¥®#8BS, all of which are being sold very cheap, to The Oltl Stand by, I BOOT AND SHOES, Pun, Gloves and Hoseiry, ever offend west ibe numerous customers of Beef, Hams, Pork, Bacon, Flour, Meal, Grain?, Salt, Vinegar, and indeed, every thing that a family needs, can be bought here at a mere trifle. We have now on hand, and will seO cheap, the toest lot of READY-MADE CLOTHING, of New York, Our motto ia The Wimble Sixpence,» and we are bound to please our customers mrOur Terms are Cash or Approved Credit. N. B. The highest market price will be paid for Butter, Eggs, and all kinds of produce, in Gafdi or Goods. (LrMv old customers who know themselves in debt, will please walk up to the "Captain's Office" and settle. After the Books are closed I design resuming business again, on the general crcdit system. Don't forget the Cheap Main and Center Streets. Store, on the corner ol B. & HARDING. ||enona, Iowa, Oct. 1856. [vl-nlj E. MATHEWS,


ocr: Egbert Hotel. STACE9FFICE, PAUL EGBERT, Proprietor of the above house, his recently enlarged and materially improved it, to accommodate 'the greatly increasing travel of North slowa. A careful attention to the wants of guests, will characterize all the employees of the establishment. A large and comfortable Stable is con veniently near, and careful hostlers only are employed. The STAGES from Mc Gregor, Dubuque, and other points, east and south, to all points north and west, change at this house thus rendering it a safe temporary HOME, for travelers, who map be depending on public conveyances. An experience of Four Years in the business at Monona, has qualified the Propriotor to render the traveling public, as much at ease and as well provided for as a new country will admit of. Charges Reasonable. 1 K"fi. [vln] EGBERT,


ocr: K. D. EVANS, SILAS EOBEtT. EVANS & EGBERT, Dealers in Foreign & Domestic bay cooes, Groceries, Hardware, Nails, Crockery, Stores, Iron, Glass, Queens-Ware, Furniture, Sasli, and Farming Tools, MONONA, .' IOWA. Havo the pleasure of announcing to the citizens of Monona, and surrounding country, that, in addition to their General Stock of most desirable goods, they are now receiving direct from the Eastern Cities, the most complete as sortment of Merchandise ever offered in the Market. We particularly invite the attention of our old customers, and the rest of mankind, to the fol lowing list of articles found in our establishment: DRY-GOODS !i in Mindless variety, inelud '•ST ClOths, Cas«imei*i, SnttinetN, Flanels, Prints, Tickings, Denims!* Sheetings, Ladies Dress Goods and Tri minings, ALSO, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LACES** ^CAMBIWOS, 1*1© ves, READY MADE CLOTHING expressly selectOff in anticipation af a Cold I Jointer, and a HEAVY TRADE, fine Suits furnished for W E I N S and other SERMO I'S oc~ tasions. BOOTS AND SnOES By the Cord, some of them so light ami neat, they almost dance of themselves, while


ocr: able S O O* Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods, HAHDWAliE, GROCERIES, iJUJiBN WARE, Ac., «fee., Opposite (he Upper Hovso, McGregor, Iowa, Hav* now on liand, and are constantly receiving, a full and complete assort ment of desirable goods, which "liave been purchased Jbf I CASH, in the bfBt Easiern and Southern Marltets and they will be sold at ClothS, Jeans, Satinctlp Silks, A i unreason low rates, so that purchasers need not visit any other market west of St. Louis or Chicago, to purchase a good and cheap supply. We solicit a caro fnl examination of our stock, when we hope to offer such advantages as to qual ity and prices ns will give entire satisfaction. Our Stock consists in part of eassmicrc0§ Flanclii, Detains, and Ladiei' E S S O O S Shawls, Collars, Gloves and Iloel 7 eluding, E A Y A Gents Furnishing Goods, in every style known to taste or In Groceries they are unexcelled, ing a fine assortment of Teas, in larg I'Ws. Salt. Oils, Turpentine, Putty, Wall Paper ami STATIONERY, Powder, Shot. Lead, Saws, Augers, Brnces, els, Too!* and House Triinni'ngs of til kiudi. Stone II'are, fxlass Eanterns, I 1 S A i S Of all Varieties, Umbrellas and Carpet Sacks. O O S S O E S Seamless Bags, and an innumerable nuiiila of articles of tratle usually kept in a Jobbing Retail House. 13 Hiids. Sugar. QO H! ills. Molasses. xoo Ke^rs Nail.-s. Tickl. Corn and Pearl Starch, Caiidies, Nuts, Crackers, Clicesi', Figs, Rais ns, Candles, Soaps, Glass of all sizes, llrooins, Ropes, Cordage, Tii!*, Buckets. Churns, \Vhite rickied Pork.by the barrel, Mackerel, irn and Pearl Starch, Candies, Nuts, or small boxes suitable for the trade f«-e Tobacco &c 'rt'o..,,' hlte Fish,


ocr: 'TO i. It. MKRRttX, L^n'rn k. GROCERIES, a. QUEENSWARE, HARDWARE, -11111 sasmm. MERRILL & BARRON, Successors to O Y E S S & The subscribers having purchased of Jones A Base, their entire stock of goods and made addi tions to the old store by putting on another Story» making a three story brick building—take pleas ure in announcing "to the public that we have made large purchases at the East, and are now receiving and oponing the largest and tueut of best assort* els» D, hare every colored .Mid fancy Shirts, white and inited wooi if nil Msirino Shirts and drawers. Sucli a stock as the must fastidious can select from without diffi cultv. Frock and Sack Coats, Pants and Vests colored Lf*U BOOTS, STTOEG, LEATHER HATS, CAPS, CLOTHIKCF* AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, tref brought to this market. Our Mock of DRV GOODS, is full and com |.lete, cons.Rt.nc ,n part of Silks, Lyonern IVkrt Bos figured Mohairs, Satin strides and Rtch freneh Plaids, Pla.n all wool De Laines, Rich «gurcd De La.nes, Prints, Blue and brown Mus •Inl'fi:hm,IZ'r^aV-V m,« TwiI10'1' yellow «l,iPf'1 Shirtings, Denims, :n^ Yarns Cloths, such asCassi- meres,. atmet^, Tweedg, Kentucky Jeans, of all folo.-s and prices, Cashmere Shawls, Bav Statf anJ I'""K and 8(luar* likekftlk and Printed Shawls, See?,*. Hosiery of all kinds—a fine lot of Gents Buck Oloves and Mittens. In Clothing and Gents Furnishing goodb, wo harp evf.rv ufvln nmt Anai*Mtrf.A*. ~r ShawU, E O E &t 8 style and description of W s I I E S A I E S Misses and Childrens' 1 w® O t*E R-C O TSt Iu tho Boot tib slioe de' |«utnient may be found ue BOOTS & SHOES, In the greatest variety, mens, oys and youths« thick heavy boots, Calf, Kip, and Kid, boots ami oboes, embracing every vsriet/ adapted to tin season. GROCERIES. S U A S o a s s e s S u a r- o u s e Golden Syrups. Imperial, Y. H., and Oolong Tea, put up el and Golden Svrupa. Inip Tens also !!.'$ Caddvs extra fine l'r0'sl.v f"1' oiu-seh es and warranted to give per- ieet satisfaction. Mocha, Rio and St. Doming* Coliec. Quarter and Half Boxes M. R. Raisins, Tobacco, the best brands, mlirosia, and Nectar Jeaf, tine cut, a superior article for chewing, Smok ing Tobacco, Cigars, from $10 to $45 per M, I aniilv and Palm Soaps, Kendalls and Parkers' chemical soap, particularly adapted for washing in hard water, possessing properties rendering hard water soft—Fancy soap of all kinds—also, assort ed Candies—Candles, Adamantine,Star, Stearin® and mould Candles—Oysters in Cans, Sardinen, (Jerkins, Pickles, Chocolate, Soda, Salanvtu# Corn Starch, a fine article for Puddings, «tc.Sl. PAINTS & OILS,


The Tipton advertiser. [volume]

ocr: E O U E I A A N MfOkiLU 4- WHOLESALE DEALER IN Agricultural IMfdementi SHUtfiT^mSCATlUK IOWA.


ocr: ALBERT SI MO!*. H. T. A. & T. Simon, l«jsrt*f» mm WMmIn Bwliisis CrcRKl. Ka^bsh, Fmek tad iarrkta FANCY GOODS. No, 18. Mum StrttL. (.Second door soutfc ot Lueu Banking House,) We daaire particula)? te eall attsatiea •h» 'z' *hi wr \-iit .. .. .tin house ia


ocr: Cipfoit lAbrrtiser. BE HT AMD ntR HOT.' 8ATU DAY, ~OC I-72571856. YOUNG DEMOCRACY. KHOlI) TIIK Vl.xr I KK Democratic Republican FOR Pnemi'i.NT, JOHN C. FliEVIONT. O Cdlif'Ti iiV. For Vice Pretifeni, WILLIAM DAYT &s. Of New Jer*?y. Far PrftiiL'n'fil hlnti r». Stale at large llANIK V. MiLLEIt HAMULI. A I."-SELL, 1st. district, Wm M. S i i n L, ad. HENRY O.CO.NSOR. Delegate to the Constitutional 'onvention, MtlBERT GOWER.


ocr: ma cr.tc ruM'R*, RERF, JOBS Ml*. Paper Hangings. FAXON I CROSBY. JT.VRT K TAIL BK.§LZR fft: i.y hT"'^ Li?n Aiad Amftrican ^.ijjcr hangings. fcf Ur«Tj Hrfrip:i-«» Fi.f Churc,.»», Mowta mi ^itrmu Dw»-|. ||«{S Window *hmJ»s, Huiltn-li, Hxt ret, Trimmingt, Etc Tie. To which we Re-p«-cifully meite tlx attention of Oca'rrs or.fc Ptl)rrs Throughout tn»- Norm-west. Orders hy n»a promptly a-ten'Jed to. FAXON & CkO*BY. X* 43 Randolph si, thicai*. Po»t Office 1 i3lH. n 4-1*.


ocr: I O A O ^aruloan Da v»por% H»- -.i-.g p^irca* k« at stoe§ and „f .6 «+Ufc!i bm nt. *e di-H^r tb» *aj haa« k o Iotrii tl of CbiC«H( HARD WAKE hNaru, STOTKi fvry S I£ Ac ii Jb Itlli «pikn kl«M «. it. Irou ao4 Ziof. «l«aya «a iKn-t. holt fit a fid Rtb'il Tiune a 'io:!« and CAHl^BNTBIi« a sees avite Hi" Att- iti^i JlercUA..'* f^dof r» u h. HE.JP sTOt K OF gjrtxfs sc iauoiw^r%€. tw »r ii BY N •1 DA' nVARE HA V w AR&, U)


ocr: s u Fall & Hit Titdi4. 1857 cSc SELLS* Eflijn Bhek, o*cati urr 'owt. Amaov to Mee^pt of tba ai.d Seat Belaotcd ST CK OF IeJore i v o o n s Eo*i* IT Skmt Utis 4r Can*, jtyMt.avs ,« ».•,«,« OuLayiSfS etc., tu be f'.uu 1 iu OKNTKAIa IOWA, O ir Goods have be n purchased from flist band*, in tl.e beat Kasie1 n Market*, lar^e quaiiti'ics, a, at tba vn.y lowest puces for the WHOLESALE TRADE. Bferch nta Viaitin^ Muaca'lne are respectfully united to call ar.d examine GOODS AND PRICES, Pvrt/toMing I l^twbere, As we are ptepared to fall G-wds a* w tliey can i e »«ujs for, in hn ago or St CALL AUD SEE M3m. LRMP fc LUMBER YARIX 8a 8a Wmolcsalk and Retail OtiUi in all kiwis of H'MHP.11 SHINGI.fc.S LMII. fcioinir. Joist, Scu'ttliriK, Fencing anl all »f Wide, Ci»-ar and Common Lumber havu.-j i• .".ni'i uii a rLAN'I.NG MACIILNE. Which ad ris me facilities to turn tab to sti.i on-l.iiilly keep "ti and l)Ni:t»n I lookiko, Sami, Dooas and Blimps »•«a» "aer k«t. u« k vaa I i *. -a.'. t, 1..- »a- r.,m t. y k« k. '.«w.. if, |. .1 .u m.u .ft*, .ifj ft ». ,»»* 1.1. n m.f m.I va| a«' la r» «, on ,*» 1 a aiil aa anl I. fi* a Perai ns "endnig -rier* can rest asanied i y w ll l»e caief i'ly (tilad al -s cbe.p I s th cl' hey ware i are n ^rs»A. i tIBi s c«a.t s .opfosiU Brnns MnSCaltt e, Iowa. Hy I A Y & STON WhoiS'iie and Batail Dealers IX li u..".'hem 1 ca s. Mttlic nt-s. Pain's. V,.ini i ett. I»..e stnlti., and nil the Patert Me hemes Aitr-n's the S It of Pilh'.nrih H'fndoie Ola a, Glass Ware and W'h 'e Lead, at Wkohsale.


ocr: iCA-o-ir & CX'CULlS* HHHLIULt OCALCai Foreign fend Dome^tio Y O O S JVoi. 201 end 203 Sonth Wake- st, Having made itxiens.ve arrangenents lor dntn^ an lMPORTtXG. JOBBING J1XD COMMISSION SIXESS Io this Cup, we would call the atten on of en nan's io our DEMK\BLE SPRING STOCK C'Mnpr»*ir-',' in p«r' n Inrpe »«ri**ty of AISWiJ?W |htss 6ool)5, SiIks, tthte Goods, Lt»ent, Emkrm denet. hong, tie.. &GW eihiboing at our Lirga Wareroomi, Ml and 20rj S uth Wa'tr tirttf, A e e i A v o 1 A o i e SK'om CwMtd) lifills o" at I jt ,) *i»'l 4'-'ra •41 iy. tn.'ku'p.e-K, its th.- Wi,rW W« tbe oIIowiuk *rttoa o* I rnf .rxn ^uo-U t, a I hv th' peck ire *.* ?tt-rnftc-VtlT^ ,rr.i Hf!£n -OH lA .»ii,' ut^b^a BUicfmJ -in 35, 3* 46, *4, 81 um1 do IMi a tl-ir towt a


ocr: 1 i\ 8 1 It A i: ISJ A INSURANCE MAKTrOKD, COKH. Incorporated A. D. 1819—Cash Cmpitml $600,000. r¥^llFi I'uderaigneJ hnvinj: l^-n appointed Agent f'r this oht au1 relinMo CompuBy, is prepared to issue policies on favorable term*. WELLS SPICKR, Agent. Office ia th« Court House, Tipton, Iowa.


St. Charles Republican intelligencer.

ocr: Grand Closing Sales DRY GOODS &fc. EVERY DAY! (Sundays excepted,) at COST! "and more too! at the Store of Cheney & Brackets, preparatory to the opening of their new store and the receipt of the most complete and ex tensive assortment of goods ever shipped to the interior of Iowa. FIRST COME FIRST SERVED! Now is the time to buy Dry Goods, Goods, W. I. Groceries, Hardware, &c,, at your own priow. Queensware, Ac.

place_of_publication: St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa

geographic_coverage:
Iowa--Floyd--Charles City
Iowa--Floyd--Saint Charles

publisher: Hildreth & Carver


The north Iowa times. [volume]

ocr: A. S. Blair, & Brother. liave val uab!c lands, improved and improved, lor sale in Clayton, Delaware, Fayette, Worth, Mitchell, Howard, Win neshiek and Allamakee Counties. Terms reasonable. Enquire of' A. S. BLAIR, BBO. 0«. 17, 1«|§.


ocr: JY O I E. THEtin* subscriber would respectfully announce to Citizen* of McGregor, and the coun try generally, that thev arc new receiving and ojiening a line assortment of Groceries purchased East, consisting of Teas, Sugar, Molasses, Syru|k{, Spices, GromddO, Rice, Rio & O. G.Coffee, (•round do, Box & Keg Raisins, Dried Apples 4. Peach* es, Cod Fish, Mackerel in Starch, Chocolate, Vermicelli, JITncuroui, Pepper S ince, Hamburg Cheese, Star 8c Tallow Candles, Wooden ware of all kind?, Imported Wines, Cluimpiune, Port, Sherry, Sicily .Vidcira, Kitts & Claret, «.Ve., \c., Scotch Ale & Iondon Stout, Half Bbls, Halibut, Box Herring Sardines, Soap, Imported Cigars, fc. At Wholesale A Retail, all ot which will be sold low for cash. D. ALLEN. CHAS. A. SOUT//MAYD. •ceregor, Nov. Si, lftfi). n7 tf. 18.16 183*