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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17

~ Bacon says that he who robs in
darkness breaks Gods lock.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17

CHAINS-Cable Log and Trace Chains
L for sale al KILMER'S Hard Ware Store
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-09-17

Sept. 18th 1858,
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ru1acrs circulating bese IN regard the proposed
tack upou Capt Marcy r. tr unfoucd in tact
they ses~ txssJ~ring With tlx isxnns their VI
,cess IL the aim n The Agraa ~ tseycas tie In
ia,.s FROM oining the Moruons Ia thc proposed ofsy
upon cxtt Marcy ard m this be WA fully sacoessfnl
He i.s<ndsd upon hssring a TIE Adysacr Of the
Aoxsau0a Joan Capt NJ if possible 10 sdvise hssn OF
fir intended attack But ftr determination RI Captain
NJ to return by way of the chcrok<c tza srnSsred IL
unnoceaxy fps the Doctor Feaia in nstz. having
accsnptishod the n42in well minor os9oct Of his
TIP.
.,n the lsth sis two ooa.tAus- R9hinsa OF
the 5th, And Captain Cove. II the leth infantry sta
toned 1t Forf Dxdger during te wint@s 70 protect the
government supie. vees csArrri 70 jsin tr respective
rrxinenss which sxe sss.xA6d frv hundred y~sSs dis
tznf The srctioa VI Capt PLSss light battery still
reuans gun ia each lanefte at opposite angles of
the isst The fst M guanApd ty txig~de guard,
whsh h uessf1d every wosaing in noat a COD John
stoai ty MAJ Porter The whole guard fox picket
ia line and out post duties amounts ~ me4y hundred
uen Ga the soth Capt Fh<ly~. smd the zlst Capt
Rsao favored with target pra<tioe fsua their hghf and
heavy batteries tie sor,nsr ai hundr~a and Tho hat
At thousnNA yusA
The ssAlxA ef tAs camp eoeainses gad sad iLese as
been material dAngc si~ ny Last ietter save lev
severe colds attributable t. this variable cfinxfe
On tAe fsth tasx. too Asusus- Kimhaa and wor
then Aszivsi in snp Salt Lake, Linging dessArches
nor and COD Kane ssrved In s1se city tie Ifth
quofs the ooly notir " ter arrival 6n in tse pa
r1zrs brought ty M.xx X aud W. HssExceaency Gov
ernor A. Cumming and Col Thoass l. Kane arrived
ia tis city the l.t fst Ia sood keAth end spirits
They escorted froa Davis county hy the Mayor.
Marshal, Aldermen, and many othsz Distinguished dt
srns - b.
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sksn~ cSsox Of r~ohsAaiity given to this trans
lni0~ - tAr ssAss4nsnt p0sAsca u TIN bssssatni and
now Hubasud dcncm He prtirsd slowly And With dgni
ty rfsrr nd than suIky in his deportment gave ouly
dymg sr2a - Ar yaAssd Ghxo~gh Nm stAksc dsos,
had ess6e NIP n ths sxzOss sho Axid it osn ioI
him, snd subsequently, pagmitted i~dy u stincson,
who w0 present. - struk~ HIN down = he hay Ia his
tak< sxAa~sfed sf1er ha1 sxxxts0n oR "A
coniEg has lesson against the next instruo1 day
This terminated the day lecture ieo whichever II
msy ~ ealled All present. e1psesssA themselves Hos
only ~.gety saaiscd, l~at pssiosay iaQscsssd with
th< s,undne~ sd novelty Of Mr. kAreys systeaa and
pu1r with the Iao favorable rennhisvncrs 81 hrsssA
Il Nh nasax, na&Ss inieigeace, his obSoas e~rnestes
and th ia his discovery. and of asPsossison oi the
kfDinem, genteness and fortearAnce which he never
failed to ncnczie ths gssnt iessg eas~cs~rcs o<
his scAooi. m
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ITEAS or EUREHDE NEWS.

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OF Arrfic e with the mcisA swzrod % tzezs iy this
srirsy Psosssx HAche sapsssaaaed BY tAe Aua~si
GAIA ARis.er, Mr. Dallas e0sAe of The LoEsAn papers
IN his own isshs ana a svnasssns ShAAxs sroangfy
The Court Crcsiar shAt Qsssu vIcA,riA h In fair
Way making another Adi<ipu ths royal saay before
TIE CLOSE Of the year.
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h-sl Arnosd Po~tsAst~r = Ektcu, FIanklsn cpxn-
W. Ky has been xxrr~s~5 charged NTH rcbAanr thr
United stsss~ masi He WAS tnk~n t. Frnnkhwt ard
afier preliminary iasesi'sssn. he to hail in tie
sum 81 s'. o"S 70 @sarge which fxaErsar "a
give, he placed in 4;l
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lRht l4ez - ss ADVERTISEMENT sk-et
pro4<rA& - AZ
Arrs ~r~k ~h be e-Tsrc
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Le&rsrworth, Kansss r~~r relates terribse aosi-
dent having o~-sved rssnsay r orsc< t~ gnfncfyal
streets of the pans or~ ef s ehif esa&ss sAoss
killed hy--s~ Ssndrnrai dsscssvy~ of his duty.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

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rTHE LADIES SHOE STORE Ladies puweAaxing
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Il ANES j. DIGKINS. ATTORNEY AT-LAW
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CLASSICAL. AND SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,. FOR

CLASSICAL. AND 6CLKNTik1G SCHOOL FOR
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cisAs No. 4 wh4sNAk ngS ~ .. wAnsnsk
eef We 4 wAAenak k.ra yi~nss rs6d<v NO II
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TUE Law OF rrvzsPAPrEs.

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tct - ;ho contrary, are considered rs wishing
to .rutinue their subscription.
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thrir newspapers, the publisher may continue
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held responsible.
). The courts have decided Chat refusing to
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and leaving them uncallel for, is priina facie
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EDUEfaNs,
II e n G AN TILE COLLEG i
piTTSBURG, Pa.
OARD Or TaUSyEES

I NCpRPbRATEp by the Legislature otPcnn
/ aslyania.
BOARD Or TaUsTEEs: /
His Excei,ency the Hca. JAMES BUCHANAN,
President Of the United States.
Hon. JupGE WlLx!S-, ! Hon. CHAE4 Is y ly1oR
Hon. !upoE HAMPTON, tscn. J. X. M5oxuEAD
Hon. JUDGE Loving.
7. DUFF, (au;hor Of puI's Book llrcp;mgD
President, witha superintendent an i:c sis
tant teachers Of Book keeping, anu seven other
teachers and lecturers.
J. DUNCAN, one CT Tie best rcnr,en i'll
the county. (suthor Of the gems OF business
ara ornamental pcnmanshipJ Professor Of
Pennan5hip.
DnF's system Of Bcok-Eeepiur is sanctioned
by the American Institute and Chamber of
Commerce of New York. and nIai.y of the lca.i-
ing business iucu Of the east and west, as the
most comprehensive and practical system of
accounts now in use, and after from ten to If
teen years practical application ofits priuci pies
TO business. over four hundred students have
attss;cl its superiority, (cilcular lg.) AL the
arrangements tor teaching being perfected BY
| near 20 years experience OF the rriuci 2al, stu
| dents graduate i'll about half til" time Iegu uired
| IN other colleges, saving 81 or $50 IL board.
| Upwards OF 1000 students have entered the
institution since founded. To obtain full par
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| and the character of the institution, send for
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Of Mr.. DuIican's writing which are mailed free.
DuFf's BooK-KEErING, Harrcr's new enlarged
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fcation to the publishers, Y. G. JOHNSON + Co.
Pittshurg. ... .
III Cali ana see Sir Duncan perform will
the pen.
| Jan. 30 1858.
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4TTIC|IUEN7'

Philip Weber, Plaintiff, BEFORE David
against Campbell, J. p.
Charles clangc., Defendant. orsumrnit town
ship, Monloe county, Ohio. On the 18th day
Of hIarcIi, A. u. 1858, said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above action for
the sum of thirty-one dollars and seventeen
cents; and said cause is for trial May Stl, 1858
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Of said day.
March 81, 1858. PHILIP WEBER.
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Answer to Miscellaneous Eaigm
{ las. wcek--1T Is TLEAsAyr AND HONOR.
kRLE TO DIE roR oSE's COUNTRY

4 PGzxte E;rs is yerv clever
puzzle OF tille. which soma uf our read
crS may like ts. bother their heads about;
A m msrals wall as white as milk,
L'nsiwith skin as soft u, silk;
Within "a. crystal falatajn clear,
a ypltien apple doh appear; ....
M bolts or bare to this stronghold,
Vet thieves break through and steal the
- gold.
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-V..-A 4 Prayer for the Times.

1,Vrd, save ME from the sintuiuess OF
nv heart and slhc!
Save ne from the false doctrines, false
authorities. and bisotries Of sectariaa-
Save me from the ignorance, folly and
iaiquity Of fashionable religion!
Save me from the over. valuation of
anythiug because it is popular!
Save me from the awEulness of infdeli-
ty-vfrom all forms of goilessness and
hopslcssnessl
Save me from all social aud political
corrnptious aud de!usions!
Help me to- live and die peuitent,
faithful holy aud happy Bible Christian!
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Charter Oak
life Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
c II A Il T E r PERPETU UAL.
100000 CAPITAL,

| NJ lfH large surplus, securely invested
w under the sanction and approval Of ths
! Comptroller Of Public Accounts, OF the State
of Connecticut. ...
| This company has also complied with the
very cautious and stringent laws of this State,
in relation to foreign Insurance Companies
! 1t WAS incorporated by the Legislature of
| the State OF Connecticut, in May, 1850, with a
PERPETC Al, CHARTER, and commenced Lusi-
ness on a capital of two hundred thousand
| dollars; the whole of which has been invested
| in securities OF the highest character.
Those who contemplate making life insur-
| ances, should, first OF all, satisfy themselves
| of the character and stability of the Company
they may select. So interest of the assured
| in the stability and permanent prosperity of
| Company, in the security and certainty that 1t
will fulfill its engagements, is of ncompara-
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| that may be made by paying inadequate pre-
miums. tv f-f .E a..f.7
The principle of Life Insurance is based on
sound mathematical calculations, and admits
of no variation. CHimate security, being the
! primary object to be obtained, this Company
| will do business on the lowest rates of pre-
miums that can be adopted, and afford requis-
lite security to the insured, and perpetuity to
the institution. T..
( WIN. p. RICHARDSON, Agent,
/ - ea' Woodsheld, Ohio.
! ,eas' Office one door north of Treas urer's
/ Office, Main Street. 4. .5...ks vsr! gi.usr irs
| Feb. 25, 1851. 49,. ! ...., f...s--- ....
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English, French ana Gcrman. so.
Thus each may read the same in his own
Native Tongue. ..-s~ q
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
Bo;t enfield & Wells, in Stafford, Monroe
County, Ohio, was Dissolved on the Oath Of
March 1851. The accounts of-the firm are in
the hands of Hiram Bottenteld for settlement.
=. -..--- HIRAM BOTrENfIELD.
Appl Z, ,sls5S CHARLES WELLS.
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- COLUMBUS -
- NURSERY. "


FOR THE SPRING OF 1858.
4 VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
y AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs,
Vines, etc, Including
APPLE TREES. & years grafted.) very thrifty,
! pnd OF the best varieties for Central and South
ern Ohio. H.. .
PEAR THEEs, both standard and dwarf, the
after on Angers ounce stocks, very thrifty
AMI handsome.
CuEfEr Trees, adapted to the climate of the
Southwest, mostly OF Nahaleb stocks, and
branching low.
! PEACH TREES Of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and Of the choicest kinds.
PiGlas, Ounces, Aprcots, Nectarines, Al
monda, Grapes, Currants Gooseberries, Rasp-
berries. Strawberries, Ehubarb and Asparagus
Roots, Usage Orange Plants, (for hedging.) etc.
Also, KverSreens of various kinds Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, IN great
variety, and at low prices.
Es Send for DEscRIPrIvE CATALOGUE, and
order directly from head quarters, as no agents
are employed to SELL trees for u.s. Articles viii
be packed securely, and forwarded to any
points on the Railroads, as directed. (Twen-
ty varieties of choice Flower SEEDS sent by
mail, postage free, for SD Address
NJ. B. HATEHAM & Co,
| FeJ. II, 1857. Columbus, o.
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ATTENTION, A FARMERS.

'HE undersigned has first rate JACK, which
1 he proposes to keep this season. He is q
SPANISH JACK, years old, and of black
color. Terms-to insure 4 colt S5 GO 81 az
TO be paid when the service is rendered and
81 GO when the mare is known to be with fual
Also. full blooded Suffolk Hog. of ?. Mel
endy's stock, of Hamilton Co., O., and a full
b!ooded Sussex Hog, both ft for service.
He has for sale full booled Sussex pigs:
also Suffolk ant Sussex pigs. These s,ocK OF
logs cannot 'e surpassed III he country.
WM HILL.
Residence on the road from Woodsdeld to
Beallsville.
April :. 1883.
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Petition to Complete Contract

TOHN SLACK, William Slack, Sarah Jane
l,J Slack, Thomas Slack, Frederick Slack and
Adnairem Slack, heirs at law of Robert Slack,
deceased, will take notice that the undersigned,
on the 5th day of March, 1858, filed in the Pro-
bate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, q petition
praying for leave as the administrators of Rob
ert Slack, deceased, to make deed of convey
ance TO job Stackhouse, for the following
premises, to wit: -Four acres of land living in
Washington township, in Monroe county, ohio.
bounded aud described as follows: Commenc-
ing for the same at the south east corner of
Nathan Gatchell's ftrm from thence east OIL
the line between said Slack ana William Wood
ford, to the run; thence up said run 10 the
line between said Slack and Nathan ratchel!;
thence south to the place Of beginning; which
viii be Cor hearing on the 3lst day of March,
lS5e Or rs soon thereafter counsel can he
IL ard. $3.50 JOHN BE&RDMORE,
~ CHARITY SLACK, ,e
.. Adm'rs. of Robert Stack deed.
BY SIScLAIR. WIRE X SINCLAIR their Att'ys
March 10, lS5S.-3w.
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CONP4D WOXL,S EST4TE

CONH4O " OHA'S LtSI IL u.
\ TOrICE is hereby given that the subscribers
~ have been appointed by the Probate court
of Monroe county, Ohio, on the 23d day of
March, 1853. administrators Of the estate Of
Courad WoEl, late of said county. deceased.
LOHN J. EGGAR,
MARY c. WOHL,
March 81, ls5e-3w. pd. lAdm'rs.
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NEW EYzEG.
New Principles Of Business

DEING satisfied that selling for CASH and
ID short credit. for one price, at small profits.
is best in the end, both for the buyer an! seller
we will hereafter do business on that pr;nci
pie, and will marx everything ut the lowest
CASH price, in plain figures, from which we
viii not dcS ia.e.
We 10 not wish to open any new accounts
hut will continue accounts with such Of the old
c;ssteniers Of j. SENsESRY, that have aiwaFs
Ia.a their bills promptly when presen;eh
Placing them on the sane footing as the cash
haytr. We viii require their bills to be paia
hereafter -
QUARTERLY IN CASH.
We repuaia.e the present custom of selling to
ono person at one price, and to another, at 4
.iiy.rsnt price---veryth thing being marked at &
fixed PRICE, in plain figures, the smallest bo'
u. the store will sell az cheap as the OWNERS
ana j. child can buy as cheap As the greatest
Jew. Nc wish TO do business on strict mora.
principles, and rely on the good sense of the
Icopleto sustsin Us in 6nr-eiforts.
SENSGNEY e. CO.
Wheeling Jan. lst, 1S5g
tass' We are ROW in receipt OF NEW SPRING
GOODS, 10 which we invite The attention o.
turets visiting Wheeling.
April 2, 1859. 20 7s's - @'-7 -
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JACOB SUFFERS ESTATE.

JACOB SUFFERS ESTATE. %
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on this 18th day of February, 1858,
appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county, Ohio, administrator of the estate of
Jacob Suter, late of said county, deceased.
sf ULRICH GERBER, Admir-.
April z, 1858.
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TO TEACHERS.

- " l. La y IL IL IL ba
THE Board Of Examiners of Monroe County,
L Ohio, will, for the purpose of examining,
Teachers and granting Certificates to those
f,uudzquaiaod, hold meetings In the Woods
fold Union Schoolhouse. on each Of the fol
lowing days. viz:
Saturday, April "a, 1858.
And thereafter on the last Saturday il each
month, uutfl further notice.
The examination will commence each day
precisely At 8 O'clock, A. NJ, and Teachers no,
present al that hour will not be Examined
The 45th section of the School Law strictly
requires that allteachers be publicly examined,
and on the days publicly advertised 10y the
Board. Mo certifeates obtained at any other
time arelegal.
az BY order Of the Board.
- - JOHN MOORE, Clerk.
Uoodsfeld, AVrn lIth. ls5s.
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CIRCULAR.

7 tSRNSENEY, has this day taken into Co
y Partnership, J. c. COOPER, ana Will here
after conduct the retail DRY GOODS hue:I.es:
under the firm of SENSENEY x co.
January lst, 1853.
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Don't PurCh ase.

\ IL persons are hereby warned not TO pur
y chase note Of h:.nt, sivel' 10y lre, Il, Atl-
gust last, to William Shell, ana due ~ Ail-
gust. for fifty collars, ....s..r .-sz..a .
Mar. 3, lo5S. s w. Z. CGANINull aM.. !.