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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

A German girl, living in service on tie
West Side, last week gave birth to fom
children at once. Two were boys and two
were girls One of each sex was still
born, but up TO last evening two were
alive. This is piling it on rather fast for
girl that has not yet found a husband,
and we doubt if any man can be found
ready to take wife who has given such
proof in advance of her intention to
comply with the Scriptural command
"Be fruitful and multiply and replenish
the earth. ."--Clev. Herald.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

RE- The Plainaealer says "report from
Washington says that Denver asks to
come home. He wishes to be reinstated
at the head Of Indian affairs, having been
at the head Of Border Ruffian affairs long
enough. Sensible man; but who will
venture to take his place, should Kansas
not be admitted? Where is Col. Pluck?"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

@The Albany Knickerbocker says
that the Douglas Convention at Chicago
"will knock odd Buck SO high that he
will be able to see the dog star wag its
tall"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

STARVING IN A LAND OF PLENrY.--It
was but short time since stated in the
Evansville papers, that the grand -daugh-
ter of Revolutionary hero had died of
starvation in their city, while he himself
was suffering for want of food. The
mails bring us the tidings of another death
from starvation in that place. 1t is not
the death of a prohigate and drunfard,
but that of an industrious man, Abram
Perry, mechanic by trade. who starved
himself to feed wife and three children,
and who, at the last moments, while seek
ing for money wherewith to pay hts rent,
fell dead in the streets of an enlightened
and Christian city.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11
Pay up Now.

If you are indebted to the subscriber, you
will confer favor upon him by walking right
up to the "Captain's office" and settling-it
must be done Immediately, and just as much
sooner as possible. My debts must bepaid,
and it is but fair that those who owe me should
furnish the means to pay them. 81.
W.. H. KILMER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11


t Pen, Paste, and Scissors.
Ey' Doing rothing--The members Of
Congress.
W-Assisting Congress-Tho Ohio
Legislature.
GDTo make a short winter-get a
ninety days note discounted in Bank.
The New Orlcanians are luxuratipg on
green peas, new potatoes and orange
blossoms.
EyFlour sells for $le per barrel in
San Antonio, Texas.
EP"" Balmoral" is the fashionable
name for the new style of red petticoat.
EEV ariabe-The weather. Snow,
rain, sunshine, mud-all things by turns,
and nothing long.
Judging from the way old Boreas
has been tuning his pipes for a few days,
the clerk of the weather department must
have got "new hand at the bellows"
We sec by the papers that hoops and
aouuces have gone into suspension at
Washington City. Flowing skirts, high
necks, and red petticoats are the latest
modes.
The announcement of the marriage of
Ex-President Fillmore occupies four lines
in some Of our exehanges-that of coup
10 of strplings in England, the same num-
Der of columns. Bah!
An Indiana paper tells a story Of
reverend gentleman Of that State, who be,
came somewhat mixed up in land specu-
lations, and who announced to his congre-
cation that his text would be found in St.
PauFs Epistle to the Corinthians, section
four, range three, west.
At late ball in Washington city, some
of the exclusives wore small hoops in the
bottoms of the legs Of their pantaloons.
Bodkin suggests that probably some Of
their heads felt as though they needed
looping the next morning. Very likely.
The National Hotel, Washington city,
tho house where SO many persons were
poisoned last spring has been re-opened.
The new proprietors, We understand, have
taken the precaution to collect all the poi
son in bottles and are dealing it out at
"ten cents a nip" 1t may be a "lttle
slower poison" than was dealt out before,
but it will prove quite as fatal in the end
to those who mbibe it.
A Southern cotemporary asseverates
that the Lecompton Constitution is the
very corner stone of Democracy. The
Chicago Journd1 says it is much more
likely to become the tombstone of Democ-
racy.
RAILROAD DECISION. Supreme
Court Of New York have decided that
the rolling stock ofa railroad is fixture
of the same, and not personal property;
and that consequently a mortgage on
rolling stock does not require to be filed
as in the case Of chatte mortgage, in
order to protect the property against
judg ment creditors.
GyrThe American press of Kentucky
is unit in opposition to the Lecompton
swindle, and the Maysvile Eagle predicts
that Marshall and Underwood, tie Amer
lean representatives in Congress, will go
against it on the final vote. 1t says they
voted against the investigation because
hey thought the frauds SO evident as TO
require no further exposure.
EE-The Homestead Law of Iowa is
1uite liberal. 1t secures 10 each head OF
i,family forty acres of land, in the coun-
ry, or one-half an acre in town or city,
With all The Improvements he may choose
o put upon it. You may build a dwell
ing worth $4,000 on your homestead
md your creditors cannot reach il.
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X rgJudgc John A. corwin, Of Ur-
bana, was invited to address the anti Le-
compton DemocrOtic meeting which is to
be held at Mt. Vernon in few days.
He wrote letter declining the invita-
tion, and declaring he was with the
President and in favor Of the Lecomp-
ton constitution.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

CHANGE OF NAME.--A decree has
been ganted by the Erie County Common
Pleas, to change the name Of the Mad
River & Lake Erie R. r. Co. Ii will
hereafter be called the Sandusky, Dayton
and Cincinnati r. R.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

They enforce the State Liquor Law
down in Clark County. The Nonpareil
says that three men were fined fifty dol
Jars each and sentenced to twenty days
Imprisonment by the Court at Springfield,
on Saturday last. for selling liquor con-
rary to law. They are now in Jail.
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NEW ADvERTIs ENTs.
M A SQNRY
BEE & EG ERT U r

BEE & e. Err L U r
WISH to announce to their friends and the
public generally that they are prepared to dc
all kinds of Masonry, such as Stone work
Brick work, Chimneys, Cisterns, Plastering,
&c, &C., on very reasonable terms and in the
most wormanlike style,
FEREN CES,
Henry Peters. Esq M. II. Gillett, Esq.
G.. G, Worth, Esq. DR.. A. d. Wigton,
l. H. Beery Esq, T. Z. Grissell, Esq,
u@Orders for Monuments aud Tombstones
are respectfully solicited and will be promptly
filed by the firm.
G1-Good Lime always for sale.
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UPPER sANDUsKY, Q.
THURSDAY !. MARCH II, 1858.

EE-The House Of Representatives o
this State has passed the bill relating
TO dowerby vote Of .63 to 20.
The bill gives the widow of person
dying, right Of dover in all lands and
tenemsnts held by him at the time of bis
odecease. at.'ua d.5h.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-03-11

g. RE- The Michigan Southern Railroad
has discharged l,5oo men. and made a
reduction in its expenses Of s47,Goo per
month.
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Firly-six Columns Of Choice Original
Matter in each Number.
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Glorious N e s.!
BOOTS 4 SHOES FOR EvERYBODYl
b. CHIC oCK !,

Having completed his arrangements, and
succeeded in getting himself comfortably fixed
in his new establishment OH Main street, op-
posite the Pierson House, now offers his stock
and his services to his old friends and as ma
ny new ones as will dohim the kindness to fa-
vor him with their patronage. He will not
only keep on hand large assortment of ready
maze work, but will always be prepared to
manufacture
HNNTSANDGHUES
o.: all varieties, in the very latest and most
improved style. His stock will always be of
the very best quality, and his workmen as
good as can be procured in the country
ON FINE BOOTS, he challenges the State,
knowing that he has in his employ as good
boot IN akeras can be scared up anywhere.
He is also engaged in the manufacture Of
NM A MR VA EE%s
of every description, and will always keep
tip top workmen in that department
Those who want Boots, Shoes, Harness, or
anything else in my line, will find it to their
advantage to call and see me.
March IL, '5S...,,xsssxsrssB. HITCHCOCK.
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GIFTS TOR THU PE0PLE!!

THE NEW YORK MERCURY,
Largest tgo Dollar Weekly in The World!
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h@~WoRrH RKADISa.--Why is it that so many
suffer and rcpne and ncrsbe aucd
enoymen and even oiassy psrrus lie when may
sbnc and health and vgsr resssci by eatmcn<
vcnieut and raIc, well permanent it,
To those who have aAer bng With disease smatine loss of
alpcte veor, &c, the
assuring the suhcrcrs
aud prcpsr pcscr<trRs
pursuits. naslfssI
All dsenscs Of private naurw Whatsoever
ccn or chronr STRUCTURES, irritable bladder ako Scrouia
Ashn,a aennaun lfee g. sktny and successfully usssed
b Harris viii visit Washington during May and June
remaining Wednesdays rhnrssxy-
consulted at his 50
IN. 60 81 pa .sAaJA a4 X u. HARRIS, Nh
May 12--dly sa 1a,ll ss9 Residence. Richmond Wa
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LNRoM WASHINGTON DIRECT 10 Ali PAF4s
IL on the WEST, SOUTHWEST, AND soRtHwEsr. RAIE I,
MORE AND ONO RAILROAD, 49, .-ti'h ~ - a

E,RoM WASHINGTON DIRECT 10 Ali pAias-
Ianr o. M TINE n, wish 1vwi AND sohwsr BALE
saa.n.ss arranssa,., .sA Orsy .,rosss Aalaissi -
Tse through connecting daily (eAeep, sunday
'I i "is1S ss N g y ss :, na Al s,s A.
owias p.Asasers tins s brsakAst Relay House wash,ea
@ne''n bsrs preceding wss, TINS eIat,au Al fio
cssa ono train os Gs@as snsiaaal and intcrnease points
"a TiiE sr LOUIS EXPRESS coulcS,oa
maves w4shiasa' ncieaox sunday D. s ss.ebAs
cao and ts aas Kaa
nme srom washing % Cincinnati oa rs hours
"a cSsakS4nI. DAxzvs, HlaAsAlolns CAIRO, sr Ions
sunday at sco.scns nj Washington ,saes..a Hal
.,a sssss [ $ s-ss s =:
view he srsSd s road h daya TAX.
80 =. E . .al e s ., - Is.
take the train yor all points o. the AArittA Railroad take
THe western conussou. hou, Washington ~
po travelling puhic
AUD THAI Ms rsse.sess u ts -la
Through tickets and checks Ali
quarters, and other possible AGILITY win DO found upoa h
Way passengers B.hnors and ohio Rs
nston Psdmon. by tho 10, train FOR all
tons Dsswssn rsssnsn. and wsss s .ss tho & train II
FOR BAIrho&E, P!Ii-AlxlkhtA, AND NEW Y0ax-k
Is q. m, S.2s and Q, p IN u lj 81 ~ ~
Inc SIS =. ssa - p M trains mako ooansnions =. salu
The rs a M and Is aad O. D. M trslns make the Western
Me wsshisgtoa Junction with shs trains rrom Hh
more - above detsie1 u . ts NJ, 4.4yt 3 .ii ila.
The 40 ~ ssd sas and 9 n trains van stop :, way sta
uons Ss.seen Washington and hA'g NY sass 81,
FROM BALTIMORE IoR wAaIINGToS There are four rans as
O"r, Which win Express Truths Win stop s..s o.. 4 the
as . s ssss mt
rss TAIN w arriving there FROM ,as Ws, s WsSs
For tickets all kinds baggage checks and further Information,
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A SUMMER RETREAT FOR RENT-A fine
IA large Brick Dwelling with tweivc exclusive garnet
and cellar MI nnc order This the peecst
dence- IN lhe State cf
sNyi and x milo from the Besvie depot the Baltimore
WaiingrWtlrosd An hicd with
naue q IikaBkrr Agency Bock sirce,s
Washington city. ..ti .bfs.U i May l2--steodt
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MAY-BY LEIGH HUNT


NAY month IL rosy beauty 7
when taeassse ~ duty
Munti1 psaids thai milk the kline
rich breath divine: lest W. t'
Month ~ bees, aud month OF flowers aar il
Monsi ~ blossoa isdcn bowers lia n trlt.H e.
Month Of little hands with da sies, - D
lsvcr's lows and poets praises 3, ... ft .Aa q
Oh ihoa merry nsoatt comptsis--- ai
May that very nahse y sweet
May was masd u times,
And Is suii In scottish rhymes Ht
Mays the blooming hawthorn bolgh
p May month that laughing
" no sooner write the word
han sses though n heard, f' a'i.l't r.
And looks up and laughs al me-, tA,A
like sweet face, ro~tiy |
Like actual color bright,
Flushing the papcr's white it Nnei sag '.siti
Like bride thss knows her power, aof - niatliai z
40 startled In > summer bow ca. lasg .alf. y p no
arstts arutl tn.'l ..
II the that do wrong f. ifty "a. i
Come keep the winter long, .e.frls ~ Hans 4
ta D. And deny the sweet iooks, -tsnr 3 1g+t ft
can love thee, sweet In books
Love thse in tins poets pages, l,a = ta0t tlai,. ~
Where thsy keep the sresn br sgcs ;fieg 4 slti.
81 and read thee, = lover lsHni Httt 3 4
Reads bis lady letter over,
.n Aressbng blessings Gu The art is., r4si
Which comminKleu those that part
There Is Nay In books forever, s1dla4
May Will lArs from Speucsr fsa a,tk
In Miton-M May Is Ia Prior
Nays in Chaucer, Thomson, Dyer;
Mays IN all use Italian books r
She has old and modern hooks, II ~.
Where she sleeps with Dymphs and elves f.
In happy places they call shelves,
And will riso and drcss your
With drapery thick with boons
Come, 70 rAins then, IL you will,
Mays ut home, and with me still
Hut come, rather thou, good weather
find In the fields together.
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MAnRIrn.

In This city, tho 1lth inr Al the Church OF tho Epiphany
the Rev Dir Hua, Hen sAS NJ BrKRCUGfIS York
Mss CHARLOTTE Youngest daughter cfs BmxrsA Esq
y q wacrtown, New York
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CEcIL's DATES, BATTLES AND EVENTS n

CECIL'S DATES, BATTLES, AND EVENTS IN
~ Modern History. vol London. 1858 80
Giiys shipwrccks Of the Royal Navy vol London 1853
81 o. Hli ~ ah4@4'ri ~ tt-' tae l1at 4
Eagers's Metaiurgy vol 1858 s.
Tho Campaigns of Hannibal BY Lieut. Col Macdougal vol.
London, 1885, ~ 30 tt tfs .4.s N Il
Tho Theory u War W Lieut. Col Nacdougsl Second edition.
I0nton. 1855 ~ 75 so,5. 10 90. Il M ~ ,. ~
Martpssus History British Rule in India London 1857
Cinley Philosophy Of Chess London. 1858. q.
Professor Wilson's Lights aud Shadows Scottish Iife " Mar
garet Lindsay Y and The Foresterso three complete VOL
Edinburgh 1888. 81 SO. ~ .a 3. ~ ..l.. $500 aIt
The Lyrics Of Ireland Edited by engravngs vol
London. 1883 81 SO.
One Hundred and Seventy Songs Duets Gcca with
Piano Forte accompaniment VOL qarto London 1888 81 rs
May IL ..atN FRANCK TAYLOR
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MILITARY MAY FEsrWAL.--The German Rifles, Capt
Scwartzman, the largest and of the most efficient
volunteer corps of this District, win have genuine Te
tonic celebration at tho Park Seventh street. next
Monday In addition to the company, the Turner'S and
the Singers associations will be present and there will
be rare display of Saxon and Rhenish beauty. at
We requested to state that tho admission fee will
not be demanded from any officers members OF the
volunteer militia who may attend in uniform.
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ssrJ,HE EVERYDAY BOOK OF HISTORY AND

IL embracing the o4
peMs cnts, period state
Jei Postage
30 cents. For sale at s.U .ltI TAYLOR A MAuRNS
Nay Bookstore, 33t peun ylyapta avenue.
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LEVY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY.

MAY 10, lS58.-A meeting Of the board of commits
sioncrs levy court of the county of Washington Dis
trict of Columbia this day held ut IL O'clock a.
commission from the President Of the United States WAS
produced and read appointing the following gentlemen
members of said court all of WHOM ing present
qualified by taking the usual oath Of Office in presence
each other ss.i IN 1898 II 1890
Lewis Carbery George w. Riggs, James A. Kennedy,
Richard Il. Crawford, Samuel Drury Henry Haw, Ham.
Loughborough, Joshua Pierce, w. g. Parker, Robert
White, and Henry Naylor, csqs. ,ass ,,hla.i3la
The court then proceeded TO elect their president,
when Mr.. Carbery was unanimously elected and took
the chair. 5stglf f..E.ss,A M lla.L 4s.ss
The court also proceeded TO elect vos their clerk
and treasurer when Nicholas Calian was reelected and
entered upon the duties Of that Office. e 4 l.ts.
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THARL Els IS LONDON CORDIAL GlN.--THE
" ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN fAROGTR1h DIN,
distilled In london from Sosnd barley under se surveillance q the
British excise laws, decaey With q the
juniper berry and some u ue most valuable resoraves Of the
table Kingdom, rendering IT, opinion VI thu
the purcst and safvt munt dluroc driuk
MS delicious tonic u sof and delicate dsver differing satire
from other Gin and devoid that harsh ac which
drs the article known Holland Gin Schnapps
Though NOT intended medicine recommended BY taysilass
generally OF Dyspepsia 6out Khoumaisn,
Cole Ghoers Fever and Agu srctae seass q ~ Urinary Or
gans, Kdncys and the Nervous Debility eAs
weaker will md ny ~ adcon ef from onS distress
Ing which frequently ascnd their delicate
Dr valsniipc htt, or New York Tho Mghes medical Acry
CsAuxSS LONDON CORDIAL GIN "nos only superior
bat ths
pscuary adaped The southern western
SAes we'll for travellers exposed changes d water ard
and thirty eight
by all DRUGGISTS aerera and country merchant Beware
Buy only CJARTkSS NONE Ur1fER b 0fOKTKD
Washington OF Ford Brother, Daniel H. Clark
D. wilson Hamilton Leach wallace EHcs, Richard D. ny6~
- .} a9'-'f EDMUND G. CHARt1D Nltfl'
f tff W esAasi Importer. Z Roadway, N0w York.
EDMUND c. CHARLES lnsvuster -
Mar lily a5f - 20 broadway, New York.
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We requested to state that tho admission fee will
not be demanded from any officers members Of tn.
volunteer militia who may attend in uniform.
WASHINGTON THEATRE. Miss Cushman appeared last
evening Queen CAAsrae in Shakspeares Henry vIII
and was well received, although the audience was moi
large. y ~ 10 49, ssYtfi asa ~ =. 81 ~
A correspondent Justly compliments Mr.. Santrue, The
scenic artist, whose talents have added to the effect
with which pieces have been produced, and whose
pleasant face at the door Welcomes the pay-goers The
ushcrs Messrs o. Bryan and Plant are also commended
for their politeness and attentions. "a "a luai5
NEW BAKING OVEN il now on exhibition every day
at the Horse-aucton ground where Louisiana avenue
and Seventh street nerscct Pennsylvania avenue It il
neat affair." made of cast and of sheet iron and IL is
serted that one pound Of wood, which is very small
stick will afford tho required heat to bake several articles
of pastry while the ordinary stove requires eight
sticks and sometimes double tho number is necessary
BOTANICAL ARRIvAIs.-Wc noticed last evening at the
office of Adams Co.'S Express two glass rooted boxes
filled with plants, directed to Hon. Joseph Holt They
came from Alexandria, in Egypt and although they bear
marks of long voyage, they will doubtless thrive under
the fostering of Mr. Smith, at the government con
seryatory
The Music Mt the President grounds this evening will
attract large crowd of citizens and strangers If tho
weather ispesant the spectacle will be an attractive
one ~ ss5e,a Il 4 4 8at nlaas..
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TRUNKS, TRUNKS-Our large aud spacious.
contain, tho greatest
soment TO be found in this city which daily making
Of all qualities
Sole leather trunks
drcsstr
Wood frame trunks
All sizes packing trunks
Ladies' hat
Leather Pclisser bags II article
Carpet bags yaiccs aud satchels
every variety making regulates kinds
the extensive varied otC0umbla
offering at uniform and low pccs
WALL. STEPHENS, Il CO.,
No 322 PennsyIvanls avenue, bstween 9th
May 0--euf tt ~ and 10th
EcOR SALE-A pair Of fno black coach horses.
il Price $780, Nay o-eod6t
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uUGH MILLER.--rho Life and Times Of IIugl

II IFE AND TIMES OF HUGH MILLER, author
Of Testimony Of the Rocks Old Red Sandstone" Foot
prints tho Creator &c &C. Thomas Brown eminent
Scotch divine volume price 81 postage IS cent? For sale
Washington, by TAYLOR NAURY,
May IL Bookstore, 1884 Pennsylvania