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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13
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GentlcmCn's Furnishing Goods.

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N"t',>nIti> AND pE," tK>-UiW .~ McrirIo ,-ir ere
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H'it h">t W." ari cotton the best tcHfr:r. :, lee I.
c>p!,-~s iu, retail. tIa,.
M">:>" h"rL- A>n'."w>s- tl,,ui Patterns, rNoeI,u,
it.st'!L,l. ain ii lilc t. i u.,k.
t'> "" 'i >'r AL -l.:>. the lowest ~ In.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

( &iAA4t III
VIE hohfe>iden: proprIcior> of The town of kir
II bt, III the County Caledonia are hereby
notified that Tie taxes a>>es>e, by said town WITHIN
the year !" XII preceding his date remain either IN
"il"e OF III pdlt unari "a the following described
iill'e Ill s',id tu"n, 10 W.T.:
rein,' People ~ .,.lnes.
Lot No ~, Ranye Ia, NJ acres l6l.
Original fjoJi etor Abe Phelps,
O"ner Isaac Del,>oll, Town lax, slo4
State Tax, SO. School Tax 81 S,sa
Highway lax lbI
SAL
George W. Denison, owner, Abel Hart, orig
lii;'i PROPRIETOR, Lot No. Ii, Range ID. No
Acre, ltl, lax 40
Isaac Deuson, lax A 1854: Town Tax
Sl25, state 90, Sc oul lax 80 S3oO
Nose, Hopkins onylna! proprietor, Milton
Burt, owner, Lot No. H. Range Il, NJ of
Acres 10, assessed IN le54; Town lax "a
State. TO-. l,oul % IA
And 80 much OF -;rid iand> will be sold at public
auction al the dwelling house Of A. W BurrUugh,
III said town "f hirDI TIE eg h'eenh dav OF DC
tobcr eXl at lU clock IN .le forenoon, lis shall he
requisite discharge SAID taxes unless previously
pald
Dated at Kirby. this 18th dav of Sept. A D 1856
loOOJ JOSIAH CIRCUIT, First Constable.
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The annual Far Of the Caledonia County
Agricultural >ocetv will be holden IN the
Ear Ground Enclosure, in 'h> town. Tues
d,y and "Wednesday. H." 23l and 9th days
Of S,rt,u.trr. Arrangement, are III pro-
r,,.. We understand, To make this exceed III
interest he Far OF last wear; and from the
earl, r.lica'lon> manifested IN the matter by
fl,.r,oilr. We feel sure. II the weather should
,ro,~ au>,iciouS. that the Far this year will
,r rich h,.yond an,thin. oi the kind ever wit
messed IN tins or any other County in the
>ut, Caledonia County is second to none
IN Me STATE in tie elements necessary to
make splendid show. and every man IN the
Conn.v has an interest in preserving her
.,,,,. in :hi> particular. The prohibitions of
o.r,,,,,.. :. our neat ,tork, and our horses.
ar, wid, !, priced, greatly 10 our al aH'a-":
AL We have only to exhibit what we can,
each wear. TO mountain our position. 1t is
within our kuowlti.r that several of the hor
$50 exhibited last year have been called tor
lv men at a distance who saw them on the
,,~.ur,l or heard tr M them there. The same
nav he said Of cattle. The truth is. hv en-
Ititirc our urndurtions NJ the FAIR, WE 1--WE
item more than a newspaper advertisement.
ard If We wish to sell them, can command
tlr tc>' prices.
The FAIR Ground Company are erecting
a,ofh"r Lnildinr-3o bv 100 iret-in which
tor>hitit domestic. and other articles The
ladies' may 1r assured that they will have
ample room tli, wear to display all the fine
thing, they brinu forward: and we trust that
they will 20 arrange that the whole building
now 2OO nv 80 ct-shall be- well filled
Ladies who present articles for premiums are
entitled to free tickets to the Fair Ground
All members of the agricultural Socet.
will also receive free tickets.
I,v vote Of the Agricultural Sorietv, stock
will l., kept hv the Society free OF expense
To- the owners: ard we urge every man who
has rood horse or colt good pair of oxen
steers. COWS or calves. to bring them en-. The
,rrmiuin> are much laru,.r and more numer
OH, thi, wear than ever before and besides
ever, body wishes to see them.
All articles presented for premiums shou!'
lc entered the morning OF the first day
Horse, however, mo! be entered The seconc
day.
Now. frienls-farmers. mrrhancS. and al
IN tLr cnuntry-lct H. strive together 70 max I
the Fair this year the best We can. and CONT
together and have not only good, but 4
rtoG'nL, time There arr few IN the Coun
tv who cannot contribute something to ado
To IN. interest Of the urra>inr.
Tickets of admission to the Ground ID cent:
erh day for the sd and 9th. Chlircr
ten wears and under, FREE.
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i"t :" \. III ELANk Register
fUH.NIN.NiD\EEN' \DIItJ

" r. Tue subscribers. IL S appointed ~ the Probate CONT
i HI>ill' t>-'N. -
d'Jl>i
a-li>' tr' '>i't" {" j,ar M.t,cW> ui t,,,.,,u
SAL. i>lflt DECEASED rrlc>"I il, tn. .r,,
'i A!illd't! IA
''' tht in months Il the ia. ii AUGUST /, IN
are allowed 10y Tie ,rr.lt"f> present Ihrl, .i.> f.,
COMM i>>'h''> ! 'N;ifili!r'i ant Il,W iut
We viii III" ct Tor t; pip> al th,. aI .,w elm, h,. ri
StiN Matthew's Ia ri.,' I'll Gli, tti nav ,J tr,nt.r
'i' -t'h gay "i f'iTtfH icM ~ "',l,,h +. u.nL If
II NH
t'il,i >CfY NIL. Commissioners
Concord S,lf
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"a WORD TO TIE WISE" fTC.
N1HNI 4. 4

NI''NE 4 fVS EK.
s.. johl>lurv. Aug I. l,5s
s.. -. All r>, in.:, -ei "a u l., l,o-c r. book
account Hr' rri,t>;'. T. settle ~. Is
COMMUNIST. T. .>ruu> ~ 4. >ii.. IN. hrs
les III tiil, place .ii- f.il.
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FURNISHING Ggusss .

consisting Of stocks. Ties trava.>. Neck ar,i Peck
e. Haiikerchle!,, Cloves. Hos cry French I,>orl>
" fiIte ana Fancy Shirts. Under Shirts ami Draw
ers. Sn>pcnders &c. &c
''ra'rfEl for the liberal patronage they have re-
r"ived the past season. ak co,iti,.u,n an, take
pleasure IN say ing Than al; who W favor them with
Their patronage ~ial! be rcwaric,; by receiving. good
Goods AZ low prices.
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To rnr LApIr>-Wr are requested to
say TO such ladies a design to compete for
tie prizes offered hv the Fair Ground Conn
yanv for the best equestrian performance,
that the track may be used by them for prac-
tee tree oi' charge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

THr oN-ArranromentS. we hear,
are nearly completed for the Balloon a>cen-
SION from the Fair tiround in this place week
after next. Mr. Wise will soon be on the
ground to axe the necessary preparations.
PARTICULARS next week.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

4 bnEN h1ONs his Hi;,, CerGiI> that nave
- gwen my son, lh"mt, Phibrck ir the re
n;iiilier {" his minority, and >hall ,.in hone of
MS earnings, nor pay any cbt> of his contracting
after this date. THOMAS riIILBkiUk
Wlte>>c>-P. L. Foilallsbv, b. H. Bcatte.
sept 2 l>j6. .,s-IoOo
NOTICE is hereby given that application will
ne matte I" the Legislature at IL next session,
~ ahlicX part ,r all III Bra llev-vae 10 either of
the towns OF Concord, krby or Victory
JOHN y. MOORE.
Bradlev-vale, Aug 80, 1856. s9s-luo0
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aNHE DUzzEGL,
Ircr Founder : Machinist

CNIUN IRON WORKS.
St.Jolli4>burv, Vt.
NOLtCITS orders for all kinds Of Ca>ti,' IS and
- MIL Work ger orally Heavy Box St.ves for
shops. starch Mills, SchoO Houses and Stores -
lhr">hing Machine Castings. Cast Iron Water
NheelS adapted to run un,icr ;ack water. Wood
!En" M'cfllnc>."t vari, Il, kinds; also, SIDE II i.
Night Hand and Seed Flows .,>tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

ar representations alu yOOu treatment.
F,r> ACCIpENT-The iurora saws
that on the 24ih uItIrno. a Young man named
Blake. whose parents reside IN Ilaverhil,
New lamp hire. was kicked by horse on
tlr t,r.n Of Tmo,l,v Morse Esp. OF Ncwhury.
1t WIS not supposed Al the time that the man
WIS much inirrc.!. and hr started for home,
hut before reaching there, hr was taken with
,u,h pam that h- was Obliged to 90 INTO the
Aou>, Of Mr. T. p Woodbury.. OF llavcrhl'l.
and have medical all He lived until the
2>,h ultno IN great DISTRESS. when death
relieved him of his sutlrr,ngs. n post
TN examination showed rupture OF all IN
le>,lue.
ETHAN ALIENS IIrNTING GUN.-The
Mrdlehnrv Etgj>t.r says II may not tie gem
trallv known tina, the hunting gun OF Ethan
y -n, las tor many years been III this town.
l. WAS for a long time IN the family OF Mr.
g. 7 Torrance. but has recently passed into
t.v i..l..s of DR.. {. l.. Alien "t this village
The CHARGER. which is the SKIN OF COW 5
tr.t is still in Mr.. Torrances Fo>se>sIon-
The GUN Is a venerable piece about seven
feet IN length, and is yet capable OF dong
good service.
ACCIDENT IN WHITFIELD On 1ues-
dav the ~ instant Mr.. " eb,ter Parker while
d, work with To- on the dam at Morris
Clark, Sawnill IN WhItfeld Village, was
rarrlrd over and down the apron OF the dam
with great velocity some twenty feet, ana
then drorpin. partly through a hole in the
apron wa, there con fined some thirty MN
u'eS. the water constantly pouring over him.
\ Iarue crowd collected. and much interest
"a- trlt until he WAS rescued from his peril
Gus condlrI0,i lie was taken our in a help
le,, state and >erns to be much bruised and
injured externally and internally, bat hopes
al. entertained Of bis recovery.-Lancaster
htpIbltcaa.
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Fall & Winter Goods.

consisting ~ ''crnan English. Fro.!rh and Aineri
can Bro,droth>. Black and Fame, Noc~kinS. ail
prices. Fancy tas>imere>. and Il splendid assert
mcni OF Satin. Figure, six and SIN Velvet Vest
in"S. English Eeavrr. Piio' and l:roalrlo.h Over
c"atiil">, and tuii assortment Of 1.iurs' Trim
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-09-13

-Sre advertisement of NJ. VI. Lewis in
another column Also the advertisement of
Furnishing Store. which We are informed
upon GOOD authority can be relied upon for
SIR representations aud good treatment
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DRAWING AND PENCILING

i>H MAXI ShA" will continue 10 riv. l
w >truc;i"n IN Draw in, AID PAINTING. Rom.
al u Jog :. corner OF Nam and Nau,c Sire.r ~.
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Which will not Leak.

I ITERATION. Thi. i 70 certfv that To-
Ai'i'nl u Downing. give NV son Charles, his
time To act ANA transact business for himself ,here
lore SHAH calm 10 "re Of his earnings nor DAY
any debts OF his contracting after ms date
IDAMNI y DOW MING.
Wi'nesScS-D. $. Frost, ho,n;,s Dcllon
Shetii Id Aur. % 1856 a4s 1Oao*
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0rcat Fremont Meeting at Litt]oton


an immense gathering of the friends If
Fremont and Freedom assembled q, ;,,,o
70" on edne>lay. NomnalIy, it was mere.
Ea convention OF the Republicans of Graf.
ION ana Zoos Counties to nominate a cana;.
date Tor Presidential Elector. but in reality
IL was mass meeting of the largest kind
We have heard the number present yar,ous-
~ estimated at from 10000 tol2OoO I, i
Iui'e safe to say that not less than 8. 600 were
H. attendance ; and many more wou,d hav.
teen present but for the refusal of the pr.s;.
dent Of the Pas>umpsic Railroad to run an
extra tram from the Junction. Thirteen
cars came over the Is {. & NJ Il. r.. br,nc.
Ing hrpubhcanS from Concord and all infer
vrhlng POINTS. Several car loads went from
BAH and Lisbon The Fremont Clubs Of
~. bloomsbury and Wells River sent laro.
delegations, and good share of the popuia
ta''nn OF Essex County also went over. The
delegations from Whl.frd, Lancaster.
Northnmbrrland.an and other towns as far nor, n
a> othrook. came in with a string Of car.
Hayes more than halt mile long. Add TO-
all these the multitude who came IN siryly
ana ny t"o> and fhrees from adjacent towns,
and when the whole crowd was there the vii
la"r was just about even full.
J SIX bands OF music were in attendance
AMI escorted the various Delegations to the
place OF meeting. The Laconia Corn,t
Band ami the Concord Brass Band d,>t,n-
1ul>Lrd themselves hy tie variety and excel
Ir"cr OF their music. A Military Band, all
conr'rd national and martial music IN a wav
that made the blood tin.Ir in every man,
veins. The l.Itirton Fremont Club had a
choir OF half dozen singers. who sung a
Fremont song with thrilling effect
The banners that were exhibited hv the
various DELEGATIONS were numerous. and some
Of them costly. We give the inscriptions OF
few
'tUr>eihe he that renovc'h hi, ncigllhor's land
marks; and let all the propic say. AMEN
I'VE strike for FEEtnoM, hut not with cane
''IrHth, Liberty, and Justice We arise IL
defend them.
"EEMENbER CHARLES SUMNER"
"H"'lcrne--. The mustang colt on the hills of
Old N'i'.ln. With p,.ut"' a-;t.:,,. colt.)
''HANE Yur HEAL, II.uM MAiNLI''
"INprrE>pL>CE. l716; FEEEpuM X UNION, ls56 y
".lc>>ie, the American Ma,rou \ rival Of tn,
Spartan. WIKI painting OF Jessie on her way I,
the " hltc House
"Freedom and Union forever Buchanan az,
Slavery never.
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I'HE subscriber offers for sale the farm known as
the lll"ma> lHz'-ltine farm situated two mills
rom fa>>uinp~ic and containing 1jo acres of land
For further particulars enquire OF II. II. Davis on
the premises
Ia>>uinp>Ic. Sept. 10, ESQ. 99Stf
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FARM I60R SAFE!

Alfl A1fb twp NJ; Il Isl: i-i'r> >,r.f .f ~
y .'".li>ll!r' Pa Il uii i 800. pa: -l . ,.y.,,i
cf to- school >lii f:r1n ro:it.i,l> ,.ite Hundred
'rrr> N"'ilen' ani >I::a. :vi,'"l :, r.,..n,r '
'.,iase ami i:,>.ur.;c wr!l wair.c. ar,. r,..rd
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VfNIiF subscriber viii sell IL share, in the North
hr'i bank, l. .ar"~ in 'he Fa>>ump-ic Bank
and2 shares m tn" O'lcai> Bank. ii application
Is mace within two week.. JOSErH lpE
ST Jolln>hurv Center. Sept. TO- 1-5t ao.-s"i.
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HOPS! HOPS /!

VE>!iE subscribers have fer sale Rul:ps and Gun
ny Cloth for >ackiEg Hops. Also, Light Bur
lap for driving Hops. BACON & RRACEETT
81. JnMll>hurX Cnll.er Srit L. IAiG 80. InG.
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Now Buy Goods Cheap!

hE MN ION. e" Nr,.i-ury. VI " M ! -, -i,a,
, OWING = l. iI..'.p'n- =, 60. rl.,,-- L., ..,,,
mo- toe az 81. loii,i-'i.ry until tie .eh 81 Sc,,..rn
ir"r. a 80,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02

A new Era in the treatment of Fever
and Ague. The idea that this disease
could only be subdued by the use of poi
sonous drugs, such as Quinine, Mercury,
Arsenic DC. is at length exploded and
strict adherence to natures own principle
points out a totally different course of
treatment.
This idea, at once logical and sensible,
finds embodiment in the preparation called
"Rhodes' Fever and Ague Cure" which
is compounded in accordance with the
harmonious principles governing natures
operations and is therefore as unerring in
its action as are those immutable laws up
on which it is founded. Nature never
imposes any disease upon man without
providing its proper remedy and for those
malarious exhalations which induce Fever
and Ague and bilious disorders, we have
in the article before us Natural Anti
dote, which peutralizes completely their
poisonous influence.
Harmless in its composition, speedy
in its operation, and permanent in its ef-
feet, this medicine is the most perfect ar.
ticle ever offered for the consideration of
discriminating public.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
The Army Of Boilers .

Two Hundred and Twenty -Four Dem
ocrats Of Detroit, who voted for Pierce,
have united in stirring appeal to the
Democrats of Michigan to repudiate the
Cincinnati Platform, and vote for Ere
mont. In their address, which we find in
the Detroit Advertiser, .hey decl3re that
they will not perpetuate the miserable
policy of Pierce by electing Buchanan.
but "wiIl work and vote for Fremont, the
only really Democratic candidate now be-
fore the people. fully satisfied that his
Administration will consult the best in
terests Of the country, and we call upon
every true-hearted Democrat in the State
to follow our example"
Hosts in Michigan and the other Free
States will follow the example on the
fourth Of November.
In noticing the howl of the Free Pres.
over the bolt. the advertiser thus console,
that Buchanan organ:
"We could give the names of two hun
dred more who are just as sure for Ere
mont. and who likewise voted for Pierce
but their votes will be sufficient, on th,
day OF election, to knock Buchanan ant
his sixty-nine "Austrian allies" up sal
river,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
Particulars of the Burning of the
Niagara.
CHICAGO, Sept. 25-1P. \

CHICAGO, Sept. 25-1 P. NJ.
The steamer Niagara, Collingwood
line, en- route from Collingwood to Chi
cago, took fire four miles off Port Wash
ingt0n, at P. M, and burned to the wa
ter's edge and sunk. The steamer Tray
eler, propeller Illinois, and several sail
vessels were in sight and came to her as
sistance as soon as discovered. The fol.
lowing is a list of those saved by the
Traveller Harvey Ainsworth, Royal
ton, Vt. 4; J. B. Curtiss, Steuben county,
N. T.; Henry Locke. Washington Co.,
Vt; VIM. Hoag, Buffalo John Hill,
Collingwood; H. Chalmers and lady,
Hamilton, N. B.; J. Locke, Waterbury,
Vt. ; IL. Locke, do. Lewis Hart, Utica,
N. Y. j. p. Kennedy, Minnesota Hugh
Kennedy. Julia Kennedy, St. Lawrence
county, N. Y; G. D, Westbrook, Green
Bay, Wis; S. H. Allen, Concord, N. H.;
j. Robinson, Knox Co., III. Those and
the bodies of three other ladies were pick
ed up at Port Washington. one with a
ring marked z. D. g. The crew were
mostly saved, including Capt. F. Miller
mate, third engineer, N. McKinnon, w
J. Thorbour, A. Snyder, J. Gordon, r.
Gillepsie, A. Curry, A. D. Dill, and Dan.
iel Osborne.
Large numbers saved by the Illinois,
not yet arrived. The number saved by
sail vessels unknown. Number of lost
estimated at one hundred, which is prob.
ably exaggerated.
Large cargo of freight, total loss. The
water was SO cold that many passenger.
were instantly benumbed and drowned
The Niagara was very old boat.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
PROCLAMATION.

II SALMON P. CHASE, GOVERNOR OF
Il, THE STATE OF OHIO, do hereby noti-
fly, the Qualified Electors of the State of Ohio,
to assemble in their respective Townships and
Wards, at the usual places of holding cleo
tions, on TUESDAY, being the FOURTH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1856, and then
and there to proceed as the law directs, to
elect
Twenty-three Electors of President and
Vice President of the United States,
Tn pursuance of the Constitution and Laws of
the United States and of this State
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of
seal of the State of Ohio to be affixed, at
Columbus, this nineteenth day of
September, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-six, and of the
Independence of the United States the eighty
first.
By the Governor, S. p. CHASE
j. II. BAKER, Secretary of State. It'd
THE STATE OF OHIO, [Court of Common
Wy'nd0' County S. coastv' clsns for said
Th omas Tillotson and
Edward Marshall
Partners under firm name of plaintiffs.
Tillotson G. Marshall,
VS..
Ambrose M. Beebe, Defenda
4 MBROSE NJ BEEBE, the above named
"a defendant, is hereby notified that said
Tillotson and Marshall, plaintiffs, on the Sd
day of September 1856, filed in the office of the
Clerk of said Court of Common Pleas for said
Wyandot county their petition against said de-
fendant, the object and prayer of which are to
obtain Judgment for balance due on promis-
sorry note given by said defendant to said plain
tiffs for the sum of $407 SO, dated September
4th, 1854, and payable sixty days after date,
with exchange on New York, upon which said
note the following payments have been made,
viz: 800, February 9Th, 1855; $36,42 Feb
ruary Goth, 1855; $50 so, April 10th, 1855 !;
$l42, SO, August 18th, 1856. Said defendant
is notified that he is required to answer SAID
petition on or before the l5yh day ,of Novem-
Der, 1856, or judgment will be taken against
him.
HERRICK g. BARLOW,
Attorneys for Plffs.
September 18th, 1856. owl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
From Kansas.
gkAN 1'A u N NING SO
CHICAGO. +

CHICAGO, Sept. 90.
Private adyices from Kansas state that
it is tolerably quiet in the Territory.
Border still closed against Free State
men, going or returning.
Two men, going from Lawrence to
Kansas City on Friday, were taken out of
the stage near Westport and shot. One
of them was named Harris, and was re-
Gently from Nashua, N. H.
Gen. Lane arrived at Nebraska City on
the 18th.
Col. Harvey and the Chicago company
had captured the famous 'lone star flag
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
Rally Once More
REPUBLICANS, RALLY !

The Republicans of Wyandot, Marion,
and Hardin counties are invited to attend
a Republican Mass Meeting at
MARSEILLES, SATURDAY, OCT, 4,
where they will be addressed by Hon.
J. @. LEE, of Tifin, and RoBr. G. PEN
NINeroN, Esq, Presidential Elector for
the Ninth District.
Republicans, come one, come all and
let US have another good time at Mar
seilles. The Marseilles Brass Band will
be on hand.
BY order of the Republican
Central Com of Marseiles.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
New Livery!
"a Horse A Horse My Kingdom
for a Horse! =,

"a Horse A Horse! My Kingdom
for Horse! -"
" AS the cry of the unfortunate citi-
zens of this community few weeks
since, but we are determined that it shall
not be heard again, if by keeping su-
perb lot of s
HORSES, CARRIAGES. BUGGIEs.
SULKIES, &c.
we can do anything toward putting a
stop to it. ad7
We have now. and intend to keep in
the future, for the accommodation oil the
public generally, and our friends par;icu-
larly, everything usually kept in a well
LIVERY STABLE! E!aaHzaz
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-
fences, we hope the public will encourage
US in the enterprise by giving us fair
share of patronage. Our ~ Gals
SADDLE AND CARRIAEE HORSES
are hard to beat now, and we intend to
take advantage of every opportunity to
make improvements. Call and see us
and satisfy yourselves.
d. s. M'ALMON,
D. BOWSHER.
Upper Sandusky, May /, Sc. 33tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02

SPRINGFIELD, O., Sept. 26.-The Re-
publican mass meeting here to-day is be-
yond precedent. The procession was six
miles long. There are 10000 strangers
in town. Beyond doubt it is much the
largest meeting ever know in Clark Co.
Governor Myers, Probasco, Craighead
and Corwin are among the speakers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-02
notice.!

THE subscriber, thankful to his nu-
merous patrons for their liberal sup
port and good will since he has been in
business. wishes to inform them that he
has disposed of his entire stock of Books,
Paper Stationery, Perfumery, &C., to DR..
Ferris, and he would cordially recommend
the Doctor to all those in want of any of
the above named articles.