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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

INCREASE ANB MuLTIpLY.-The st.
Louis Courier, of a late date, says.
"On the steamer Blue Wing which ar
rived from Kentucky river yesterday was
mother and twelve children--six pairs
twins. She has been married but seven.
years.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

BUs1NEss.-In consequence octhe busy
time among our farmers, harvesting, our
town is rather dull, md business men are
complaining slightly. We are in hopes
that there will be change soon-business
revive and everything slide along smooth
II,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07
A Word of Advice.

During our absence from this country
a Slight difficulty has occurred in the
Democratic ranks, and we believe, all by
selfish and designing office seekers. Let
the whole Democracy come out at the
primary meetings and say who shall be the
nominees, and by this means the whole
breach in the ranks can be easily healed.
The Cincinnati Enquirer in speaking on
this matter in Hamilton county says:
eve are assured that there will be a
greater turn out at the primary meetings
this season than was ever known before,
and the greater care will be taken to pre-
vent illegal voting and imposition. Demo
Gratis who have stood aloof heretofore,
leaving to others the choice of Delegates,
will take an active part this fall in the
primary meetings, and aid in the selec-
ton of Delegates of the right MATERIAL
That is one OF the fixed facts of the ap-
preaching political campaign in Hamilton
county. 1t will be a contest between the
existence and the annihilation Of the
party here; and there will be-no half way
s,rife, or any mawkish feeling or senti-
ment about it, 1t is contest of life of
purity and noble triumph, or of an exis-
tance of defeat covered with the pail of
corruption and political rascality.
Under these circumstances every true
Democrat will be at his post No desire
to have weak ticket nominated, in the
hope that defeat will purify the oarty,
or rebuke the Administration at Washing
ton for its leading appointments here, will
keep from the primary meetings the true
hearted and sound thinking Democracy
of this country. Such men are not in
fluenced by any such petty considerations.
They know that the power is with them
to make the sort OF ticket they please,
and they mean to make manifest thatpow-
er, and in the right way. These assu-
RANGES have been made to us from all parts
of the country. The Democracy will
neither act the baby nor the dog in the
manger, but like men of intelligence and
with high appreciation of what becomes
them as members of one Of the greatest
parties the world has yet Witnessed
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

DEUes.-It will be by an advertise
ment in to-days paper, that Mr.. Israel Nc
Junklns has very great variety of fresh
Drugs and medicines. Physicians and
others wishing any thingin this line-had
better call upon him before purchasing
elsewhere.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

ALL FOR LovE.-A pretty young lady,
10 years of age, took arsenic, down at
Louisville, on Sunday. because she loved
young fellow who wouldn't love her
back again! The doctor saved her, and
now says she won't try the trick again
very soon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

EE METHoDIsM IN THE WORLD. The
Statistics of all the various branches of
Methodism in Europe and America, show
total of 10,4J9 travelling and $4,000
local preachers, who minister to 1885,
162 communicates.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

BIGAMY.-We understand that a mer-
chant of our city who has within the last
two years amassed handsome little COM
potency was surprised re Gently by the ar
rival of his vile from tie States, and
made hasty retreat from California in
the last steamer, with fair lady to whom
he had some time since sworn eternal al
legiance in this city.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

We are gratifedto state that our towns
man, Col. Moses Hoagland, formerly
member of Congress, has been appointed
by President Pierce Judge of Washing
ton Territory, rice Hon. J. K. Miller, re-
signed. d.-Mnersdury Free Press.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

A CHINESE NAME.-Among tie decora-
tive signs of K street may be observed
tie name Of tie Chinese merchant On
LungTsan, gentleman of probity and
condi,ion among lis coun;1ymen. A
clief article of traffic in his business, is
that of dried earth worms, for soups
Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

Ey Tie Baltimore Republican says
that Governor Brigham Young, of Utah,
is the father of thirty-two Children.
That is nothing, for man having as
many wives as Bringham Young has.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

The revenue ofPeru is eight millions of
dollars, Of which five millions are derived
from the sale of guano.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

HThe individual who broke the ice
with his maiden speech was drowned by
applause.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07
GLEANLNGS.

W But 225 deaths have been regis
tered in Allegheny county since June,
1858; 396 marriage and 8~8 births.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

GN The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
passenger and mail trains make passage
from Baltimore to Wheeling in twenty
eight Lours, The Post Office depart
ment has asked the Company to make
the passage in seventeen hours.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

WHAT PoLrcY.-The postage on one
copy of an ordinary sized magazine, from
New York to Liverpool, is only one cent
less than the freight on a barrel of flour
the same distance. Common Justice, COM
mon sense and sound policy all denounce
such a system as intolerable.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

HEAVY DAMAGEs.--A lady who lost
her husband not long since by railway
accident in England sued the Company
and recovered about $4,000, damages
were calculated on the basis of his pro.
fossional income, and the average length
of his life, as demonstrated by life insu-
rance tables.-Er.
She was lucky woman. There are
other women who would like to be as for.
tunate.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

CUB1A--The following news from Gu
bia may not be uninteresting to our rea-
ders, and we therefore give it place in
our paper:
81 saw some two hundred men disem-
barked from vessel from Spain for our
garrison, and certainly have never seen
more pitiful set of recruits. It may
have been in consequence of the hard
ship of the voyage, but ten years resi-
dence within the tropics could not give
them more enfeebled appearance. In
hight they were all about feet inches,
or less, and very narrow across the chest,
with little iron in their countenances.
"Two Prussian frigates appeared off
our port few days since, on board ol
one of which there was prince, They
did not enter, as the Prussians consul
sent off note giving information thai
the yellow fever and cholera prevailing in
the city would make it imprudent te
come in.
''The news brought from England ii
relation to the slave trade has created &
great, stir, and some slave trade or tra-
ders have been arrested but the knowing
ones wink and smile. What can they
mean? We should be happy to see the
slave trade put down, as only few spec
ulators are the real gamers by it.
"The place is becoming sickly Crowds
aresill going to the United States. Among
the passengers by the Isabelis Brigade
General Apodaca, very good man, lat
Colonel of the regiment of Naples. Hi
father was viceroy of Mexico, and th'
General was born in that country. HI
lsa gentleman. and as such, is everybody
countryman, and should be received witt
courtesy.-N Y Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

SHASTA Acknowledgment with Pa
cersville's assuming to be a great place
for gold dust, the Shasta Courier asserts
that Rhodes q Lusk's, and Adams & Co.'S
Expresses alone, frequently purchases 6
and thousand ounces of ORC per week
From reliable data it furthermore remarks
that Shasta sends down upwards Of six
hundred thousand dollars monthly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

THE PAPER.-We have said so much tc
our friends in the way of drumming up q
good list of subscribers thatwe have almost
dispaired of doing anything, as they ap-
pear to take as little interest in the matter
as they possibly could do in anything how
ever unnroltsnt. Butw will give the fol
lowing from the Cfuwford County Forum
with hope that if we cannot cause then
to move in the matter, this article may have
some effect:
"WYANDoT P1oNEER-This paper la
recently passedin.o the hands ofits oriyina-
proprietor, W. L. Giles, ESQ.,, who has
trimmed it out in new dress and greatly
enlarged form. The Pioneer is now one
of the largest papers in this section ofOhio
and Mr. Giles will make it one of tle ables
conducted The Democrats of Wyando
ought now to take pride in supporting
their paper, for in its present shape am
under the control of its present conductor
it will be an honor to their county. They
certainly know that it will require large
list of subscribers, and prompt paying ones
at that, to sustain their paper as it is ne
cessary for every man to take hold and dc
all he can. We wish Mr.. G. success
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

G~ Santa Anna is said to have made
the "UniversaP' his newspaper organ in
the city Of Mexico, and is supposed to be
the writer Of the leading editorials. The
Universal is very abusive of the federal
system and Of the United States, and ad-
vocates consolidation.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-07-07

The SUFFER- DEMocRACY.-The Dem
Gratis of Sutter County met at Nicolaus,
on 3lst inst. A County Democratic
Committee was appointed, after which
Maj. J. Hopkins and E. O. F. Hastings
were elected delegates to the State Con-
vention.
FIsH1NG.-TLe State Journal says there
is yet no diminution in the amount ol
salmon taken in the Sacramento river,
and the sailing of them down for winter
use is extensively engaged in.
@ Franklin Fierce is the name of a
petite steamer plying between Stockton
and the ranches along the San Joaquin
Her freight, will be the fruits of the far
mers on that river.
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me asAe ef spsn sSeAs,
psymos' Of the sshscripuoa be made In sdvssos.
Distant subscb us money by lessss tbs possss
which ~ s paid BY and all By
transmission. ~
The COUNTRY PAPER Is published during the sc,,
soas Of Congress, and semi weekly during the recess
Subscriptions fo period less year will be received on
terms prorortoned to the above annual rates.
are authorized to &C, agents BY
sending DAILY subscribers snelosed or rvs
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with sa5 or RVS WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed viii be copy Of hs
saIne they furnish subscribers for kvals.
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Proposals Klrootioa Louisvtis Csstoss-
House.

TREASURY DsPARraEsr, March ". less.
THE proposals the Louisville custom
house, received under the advertisement OF Deecmosr y oa1
m the incidental OF Ills efecon exceeding s amount
Of remaining purpose, has been decided
oI further offers hereby that proposals
VIII be until u O'Clock noon OF uc ah
day OF May c be separate for each Kind ot wosk
ageaab TO odcaons original plan and spocthcs
uons prepared by the uperntendn architect VIII bring mo
aggregate o The whole building within he sum
Oh S3ooe Ths department The night 10 reject the pro-
osas now insied, the exceed that OF
No contract viii be awarded except builders
ana assignment thereof Without the consent q me sec
ea OF the Treasury w be forfeiture OF the E,ghynve
pei eea OF te amount work materials urnished
famed BY The experimenting paid from
e aS the work proceeds AMI fifteen be retained until the
building completed delivered the United States
Every proposal must be accompanied by
o the United States district Judge for the said dct the
bidder wi when required accepted
contract aud bond with and sufficient the penalty
OF SovOJ or The whole work land
for the faithful performance of said
The plans specifications, and drawings the building
can be examined and other information the work
Louisville, Kentucky. ~.
The proposals must be department. addressed the
Secretary OF the Treasury, tendorsed Proposals Louisville
Custom house;9 aud will be O'Clock, the day
h1ed for receiving the in the OF the bdder
shall be present.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Mar 26-2awtMaya5 Secretary OF the Treasury
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GOODS for Boy > Weur.-We have hand good as
VI goods boys wear consisting Of
Cheek linens linen drilhngs, weeds casiimeres
Summer cloths eassimeres, French siIiped nankeegs
Cottonades could suitable for boys
wear, which W solicit
We opened splendid plain and embroid
cred shaw OF heavy which would invite
tile inspection OF the ladies'
Our hosey complete, comprising misses
Of all Sizes hnd elsewhere
our Of good In
makes heavy
linens, suitable for shu bodies, pillow cases, sc.
table
wide linen sheeines all widths, cheap
80 dozen table napkins, from 81 25 up
20 pieces brown Scotch linens for boys aprons, &c.
With almost every the linen ORDER all OF which
specIiuiy submit to the inspection OF purchaser -
w NJ. sHUSTER CO.,
Ap 5-eo6uf 9Th street, near Pennsylvania avenue.
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NAVY AaEST's OfFIcE.
Washington, April ~, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be
day, the i0ih day of May
quantities fresh beef vegetables may required
washington station, fiscal
day OF July next and ending the 30th June 1854.
The beef and vegetables be quality the
market aods and each article be offered by the pound
Bond with will be required half the
tmated addition will BE-
with held from the amount Of each be made collateral
security for the due performance Of the Which will
account be paid until it is Iuiy complied with.
Every Offer accompanied directed In the Of
Congress making service for l846
proved 10Th august 1850 by written guaranty signed by one
responsible the effect that they undertake that
the bidder bidders will his their bid be accepted into
obligation, within five days, with good and sufficient suetss 70
furnish the articles proposed.
No proposal will be unless accompanied guar
anty sts..- y
j. H. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
Ap l3-lawiw intel and Repubicl
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By j. @. MCGUIRE, Auosionser.

VERY yhLUBLE AND HiGHLYIIPRoyED Farm IN THE
vicinity OF Washington auclon.On Monday afternoon,
May Id af o'clock, auction shall sell that valuable
farm called Woodockp lying the Disnc Of Columbia about
two miles from the Navy Yard free road Of the best lead
the ciy and Is in the immediate neighbobood o the lands Of
Messrs Young Addison, Barry Jnkins, Gb-on
ment hospital II contains tree hundred aud seventy Of
band about hundred o which cleared and In CULTIVATION
and the residue heavily mbered Tho cleared land well
closed divided into fields of which failing
Hnd Large of lime ashes, stable
and have been used this land with effect within
the last three and s all produce heavy
There o bottom land well timothy,
61y IN clover aud about forty seeded in wheat
The improvements and Of and coforis
Bile dwenr dairy and house, ovcesr and gardeners
houses barn. and cehouss and all out buildings for the
purposes Of a farm.
Il sold all together viii be divided into thco parts, and
sold In that
Terms sir thousand dollars cash the rnsue In one two, and
three auacforiy secured, bearing interest
plat may be auction store Possession gwen im"e
dacy. JAS T. mcSulkt,
Ap l3-eod Anr"one"
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prize MEDAL Marble work.-The prize su-
marble having
Metropolitan Mechanics PAR, he
marble work
marble msn consisting OF Sienna, italian,
tan marble, which he : selling reduced prices
On hand Italian and marble tomb
stone slabs, TO which he also invites attention.
Also 5000 feet Of Connecticut suitable building
purposes, at ALEX, RUTHERFORD's
Marble and Brown Stone Yard,
Penn. between 10 10.
Ap l6-3awim [tnteil
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United states Patent once.
lfnnhSmor.a An.,t Is

M me petition OF Joseph Noek PhaHdeipaa Pa payiug
M oi he extension of patent granted b
wv sy eo' iof an improvement
~ seven years rom ne expiration Of sud- patent which
three (l653)- II >s" N'' anu my
IL ordered hai the said petition Paien, Once on
monday the twenty seventh (2 at ~ oclock M
& u m ~. nohed % appear and show any they
Persons opposing the
once eir obeetons specially forth WHITING least
days before the day oi hearings all
10 be used al te said hearing be
codaner Win the uiss Of the oicc, which
plicauon. -. =
Ordered, also that this notice be pubsrd
ee epubic, and Union Washngtonx inquirer
pa Ehp'ess New York Dahy NJ, Mass and Union,
harm burg, fa week for
10 the twenty seventh t day Of June hearing
r. WEIGnTMAN,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
p me above papers viii please and send their
bls 10 lhe Patent Once wha paper containing this
April I7-Iaw3y
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phooif MEAhs'S patent self sharpening plougs OF all
ss st ana leli banded subso side hill double mould
e extending points barhare, leach and oher kinds OF
ensss M repairing The Emperor awarded above
hoashs iye gold medal value $780, Also, the great medal
ha world - was awarded r. NJ plough No. iO Cuiiyaos
WIN double rnl polished steel teeth which be reversed thus
shs o"s wear OF the teeth Also culiyaofs OF all
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FssigEFR DEfARrNENrt -,
rp PROPOSALS will be received al ms once uul ue
for rem jyius "halude rockj near ais iSahu
| CUbscock bay. :, ,.,,.,,ans uptil he level on the
~ = IN n course be reached, when would take on
~" aad hall IOE from The present extreme heish' o e
rock
1000 yards, more OF less -, -. .,..,,,
bg be thrown into tue channel on every
sida without OF creating obstIucions
the contempt lied Improvement DC conpena DC
lorg the close ~ operations Ia the coming autumn
understood tu the government VIII mol reh
beyond that which has been aPpro
pigted for this object
be OF Two responsible suees o inc
due lnl6iment contract
Payment. time time equal 10 sixty per cent
OF the quantity Of rock emovedte remaining
per until the completion OF e Joo bu'
shall Tor portion removed unless lne eaea
walton down the required level ana he woh
cepted by the agent OF The government IN charge.
OF reeelng all OF The proposals.
further information, for of Tue locality, address
John Newton, Corps Engineers, Augusta, Aalne
JOS, G.. TOTTEN,
Brig General and Colonel Engiheefs
To Uaon, lntRigence and Republic, WASH
Boston, Massachusetts, Eastern Argus fr
anJ, public Journal, Ben, Maine twice aweeh
and copies of each paper cohahs Tue aaNo
tis"meut he transmitted 10 The Engineer Department
Ap 9-2awlm
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NOTICE 40 the Pubiic.New arrival splendid
IN American hanging the Metropolitan hanging
upholstery 10Th
gold, silver velvet and finished
FIRE board Transparent shades OF
Upholstery In
Der PLANTS directly back OF Iron hail.
Ap l6-eod3m
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John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant q decree 81
the high chsncery England made
Sory l0 Of March, 1852, whereby
referred Joseph humphrey the Of the said
rotation this referred inquire and
TO testator John HAson Of Thuston
held In the Cumberland farmer
tion his will whom he
description Of he atlaw Of heir ataw,
who
the Ginning
America heir Of the In
America eaor, Harrison,
the month ofAuru e the heir heirs Of the said
their solicitors before the sixth day Of Junc 1885,
their the chambers Of the said
in Southampton Budngs, ChanceD Lane London in default
will Sc peempoy excluded om the benefit OF the
said decree and all capable Of giving information
the subject furnish the the undcrmcnonsd
collectors or either of them.
supposed that said caor had only brother, Thomas,
who emgraed America aboni Is where he married. and rest
Philadelphia iii he died 1871 leaving his eldest John,
who dsed Phadshs abou, 1884 leaving his eldest son Thomas
him surviving
Thursday, the fourth day July 1859, II O'Clock in the fore
the CHAMBERS appointed hcarneand ndudicaBg
upon claims Dated this 18Th day OF January 1888
CAPE5 STUART, y.
No. 1 Field Court, Gray's Inn, London, II
H. Waugh Solicitor, Cockennouh Cumberland,
and for Messrs Saul, Carlisle, Cumberland. +
s..E RAVEN h BRADLEY,
No. 2IIacour BuIdingu, Temple, Iondon Solicitors
for Her Msjestys Attorney General
Mar o-Iaw2w