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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
Orb. HorKuSs. Fae a. JogN Aernr,
81, ~ HoPKlNsa& AGERTUR!
Architects and Master Builders.

NZoULD inform the citizens of Wyandot
w and adjoining counties, that they are
prepared to enter into contracts for doing all
kinds ofcarpenter work. such as building, ma
king drafts for buildings. public or private,
bridges, DC, making estimates Of the cost of
the sapss or anything else in their line Of busi-
ness, ON as reasonable terms as can bo had in
the stsaE IReferences given II required.
". .Sandusky, July, 1851. ia ge a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27
MASONRY.

l. BEE 4 EGERTER.o
WISH to announce to their friends and the
public generally tLat they ave prepared to dc
all kinds of Masonry, such as Store work
Brick work, Chimneys, Cisterns, Pastcring
&C., &C., on very reasonable terms and in, the
most wormanlke style, '''"' '''f'
Rel L REN CES, @9i@
Henry Peters. Esq. .r M. H. Gillett, Esq.
q. Q, Worth, Esq. DR.. A. L. Wigton,
!. H. Beery, Esq, Il. Z. Grissell, Esq.
0J'Orders for Monuments aud Tombstones
are respectfully solicited and will tie promptly
filled by the firm. le. 's uaa blf1 lrT =
G-TGood Lime always for sale.
y gJTLath always on hand aud for sale. y" 'n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-27

Mr.. j. NJ. LINDSEY Dear Sir:-l was Sc
verely afflicted with rheumatism for whole
yenr--nine months of which time 4 was not
able to leave my bed--when hearing of the
wonderful effects of your Improved Blood
Searcher, determined to.procure some of it
and give it fir trial After using three bot
ties was able to walk around again as usual.
and am now wholly cured | can recommend
it to all who are similarly afflicted, and be-
leve it is all it claims to be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SKATER.
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what the Douglas Men Expect.

We had, says the st. Louis Republican of the
9th. conversation with one of the shrewdest
and best informed politicians of Illinois yes
terday. He knows everything that is going
OLE i'll that State-understands where each
party expects its strength. and speaks intelli-
gently and knowingly of the result. He is
satisfied that DOUGLAS is gaining all over the
State; that all the changes are to his side
that the people are convinced that the strug-
gle is one between the Abolitionists and the
Democracy; and that conservative, peaceful
Union-men. are everywhere resolving in favor
of Judge DOUGLAS. This feeling is growing
stronger and stronger each day, and his opin-
ion is clear and decided that a majority of the
Legislature will be in favor of the return of
Judge DOUGLAS to the Senate. AS to the
Third Party, managed by LEIB, NAGLE, CAR
PEWTER Il Co., he ridicules the idea of their
being able to elect solitary Representative
to the Legislature, or to get a respectable vote
in the State. This information tallies with
that which We are receiving from every quar-
ter, and now that the current is setting in
this direction, and the moderate men of all
parties are realizing the necessity of rebuking
Black Republicanism at this very election, we
shall not be surprised If the expression of the
public voice in Judge DOUGLAS favor is of the
most overwhelming character.
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The Staked Plain.

Recent accounts from the route 30 be fol-
lowed by the overland mail to California are
not very encouraging. The project of OBJ
tanning water on Llano Estacado by means
of Artesian wells, has proved failure. The
appropriation has been used up, and Capt.
Pope has abandoned his machinery and re-
turned 10 his regular duty in the army. Wa
ter was reached, to be sure, in some of tie
borings; but it was of very bad quality,
small in quantity. and would nowhere rise
nearer to the surface than one hundred and
eighty feet. 1t is not likely that this expert
ment will be renewed, and travellers through
this arid region, whether by railroad-that is
to be, if it is ever built-Or by mail wagon
and the horses to draw the same must either
carry their water, or be content to travel a
hundred miles or so without drinking.-&
Louis Democrat.
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Illinois---Vhat the Black Republic
cans Expect.

A Chicago correspondent of the N. Y.
Tribune, says:
In the contest before us it is not to be
disguised that Douglas has decided
advantage in the apportionmcnt for men,
beers of the Legislature and in the hold
over Senators. Twelve Senators hold over,
eight of whom are Democrats and four Re
publicans. Thirteen new Senators are to be
elected this fall, and it becomes necessary for
the Republicans to secure nine of them to
have majority in the State Senate next win
ter. So much for the dark side of the picture.
Now for the bright one.
Eight of the Senatorial Districts are Re
publican, and contain Lincoln majorites be-
yond question. All we want is to carry one
OF the Democratic districts. We have sur
veyed the enemy's territory, counted his forces
and our own, and we are sanguine of carrying
two of his districts. and have strong hopes of
a third one. So much for the Senate. In the
House We shall carry every district that we
did in '56. and half dozen beside. Tue
House consists of seventy-iive members. We
feel sure of being able to elect forty represen-
tatives.
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English Books

MEMOIRS, JOURNAL AND CORRESPONDENTS OF
THOMAS MOORE. Edited by Lori John Russell
Mp. lG vols, limo
CAMPBELI,s LIFE OF FREDERICK THE GREAT.
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Interviews Between Gen. Cass nd the
New Granadian Minister--Impor-
tant Declaration OF Gen. Cass TO
Gen. Herran.
WASMINGTON. OCT. 8. lS5

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, 1853
l stated, in my despatch to the Herald of
Tuesday, that General Herran, the New
Granadian Minister, had been called here by
General Cass on important business, and that
the firm and decided foreign policy the
administration had inaugurated, had created
a iutter among the South aud Central Amer
cah diplomats. now learn that the Secreta-
ry OF State has informed General Herran that
whether the Cass-Herran convention be rati-
He'd or not, our government will not permit
the imposition of tonnage dues ut ports of
the Isthmus Of Panama nor tax on the
transportation of passengers and mails cross
ing the Isthmus. General Herran is informed
that vessels OF war are ordered To the Isthmus
To see this resolution of the government exc
cuted. The great highways Of the world must
not be obstructed.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-10-13

INDIAN DEPREDATIONs On THE OVERLAND
MAI. ROUTE.-A letter was received at this
place on Saturday morning last, by Mr..
Croker, superintendent of the overland mail,
from Mr. Bates, agent of the company, dated
Sherman. Texas September II, 1858. in which
he says that he had just arrived from Fort
Belknap, and that the Indians, has one week
before in the settlements near GAINESVILLE. as
Mr. B. was going to Belknap, and four miles
from where he was, met a party of whites
going to their neighbOrs, killed two of them
and wounded two others, also stole and drove
off about fifty head of stock belonging to the
settlers The whites had become so alarmed,
that they were moving off, leaving their
homes, One of the stations Of the overland
mail company had been broken up by their
leaving The Indians have stolen horses,
and committed other depredations within
four miles OfBelknap.-F0rt SH'ith Times, 29uH.
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STATE INTEREST IN RAHROADS-It is not
universally known that the State of Virginia
reserves to herself the right to tax the Rail
roads of the Commonwealth, one mill per
mile on every passenger carried over her
roads. In accordance with this provision, we
learn that the amount paid by the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, into the Treasury to
the State. on account of passengers transport
ing the Both of September, was S4.07O 35.-
Has the State, therefore, no pecuniary
interests, as some contend. in the travel pas
sing through her Territory?-Lynchrorg Pr
giylidTl.
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Official Returns OF the Judicial and
Convention Elections.

In compliance with a request from a re-
spected friend and subscriber in Sumner coun-
ty, we>publish below the returns of the cleo
tions in September last, for Supreme Judge
and to ascertain the sense of the people rela-
tive to the proposed Convention to amend the
State Constitution. These are all the returns
which have been made to the Secretary of
State, and all, probably. which will be made.
Counties. Wright. Walker Coruen- No can
linn Ierlfil.l
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The Administration has been drought TO
Its milk" on that fraudulent scotch Iron
Pipe" contract, which was awarded To one OF
the highest bidders,-a mere Speculation in po-
litical jobs, over responsible and bona tide
American Manufacturers. The Washington
Union announces that the contract has been
forfeited; aud 1t will We suppose, after the
Fall elections, be awarded TO some other tool
of the party.--Csn. Gaz.
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MARTYRS TO DREss..- Many checking acct
dents have lately occurred Ia consequence OF
the profession Of drapcry now worn by ladies.
Several girls have been burnt: aud one was
thrown the other day from horse. owing to
her crinoline petticoat hitehing 10 the cruteil
If her saddle. According To the verdict Of a
coroner's jury, crinoline is undoubtedly a
killing fashlon.--Puneh.
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For The Patriot.
For The Patriot.
TO THE MEMORY OF o. G. PAS
GHALL.

No more shall we behold thee. Thy voice
In rich deep tones is ever hush'd, and
Thy warm, wooing smile which bound thee
Close, so close unto our hearts is lost,
Forever gone. But oh, dear friend;
Sweet console is left, within the secret
Chamber of our hearts midst other treasures
Fondly priced, we've placed thine image
There and long wilt keep thy mem'ry
Sacred through life's pill grimage- Aye,
Deeply loved, the gushings out thy good
Young heart in kindly words Of admonition,
To each those many weeping friends who
Stood beside thee, in that poignant hour;
Wilt serve tasman, to guard and keep
Them in an evil moment free OF harm
One lovely hope is ours. we ask no other,
That thou, dear one, hast wing'd thy way to
Heaven, to join that happy throng and live
Forever with thy maker, God.
G. Y. II. K.
KINGSTON SPRINGS, 1858.
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NE w n0 Ok y .

cOURrsHIP AND MATgiA0NY, by Robert Morris
.Taere Is no CHAPTER IN any perssa wsii read, bal
what the mzn wedn&a, OF child VII say, they Afs
The better amer readins and FensctiEg theresa -
yOaN GK1os.
DOCTOR THoRSE, by A. Trollops-
TIE TWO SISTERS, by Mrs.. ssgthwestA.
GEORGE MELVILLE. "a Ameroan Novel
BRANDON; OF, A Hundred Years Age.
TIE coOPEEis; az, 0etting Cnsisr Way
TRENCH on bale REVISION.
Just received By CHARLES W. SMITH,
septlo-u 1ess
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hest Season for TranspIanting Fruit
Trees.

In sections where dry summers prevail, and
the winters are comparatively mild, the
autumn is certainly the most preferable time,
as the vital action of the trees is in operation
in the spring. forming rOotlets, before it is
possible to do the planting; and, should dry
summer follow. they have decidedly the adj
vantage of those planted late. In sections
where there is excessive cold, accompanied
with drying wind. they may require protec-
ton if planted in the fall, which may be given
them in a very cheap and expeditions way
by an embankment of earth for the roots and
a small bundle of rye or wheat straw bound
round the tree stake and all. Zach tree
planted in the fall should be staked) An
other advantage of fall planting is that It is
about the only proper season of transplant
ting trees where they are to be sent to any
considerable distance, which is no small item
to those living remote from a reliable nur-
sery.
JAS. EDGERToN.
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THE Cosr or WAR.-The cost OF thirteen
inch shell. as IL flies throagh the air, IL from
SO 10 Sl2. The estimated cost Of firing a
thirty-six inch bomb Is nearly si50 These
figures afford some idea OF the '.sl,siiiag out"
90 which warning governments must submit
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Indigestion.

DARNEsTowN, Montgomery CO., Md,
January 81, 1857.
Inever felt the benefit Of any medicine so much as
from the bottle OF BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BIrTERs pur-
chased last fall. wish TO know where can get it,
without fear Of imposition.
Signed JOSEPH c. DELLETr.
OctI2-1w
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TENNESSEE BosDs.-At the New York Stock
Exchange on the 9Th inst, $4,000 Tennes-
see Bonds were sold. $4,000 a, sii and
$50 900 3i1. - a. $500
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CAUTION TO THE PUBIIC

After several years experiment IN the manufactur
or GIn, fortunately succeeded in the wear 1915
making discovery in its manufacture. bv which A.
was deprived OF lis acid and iuaamuat,ry propcrtcn
and rendered perfectly pure.
sly manufacture is nj Scheidam Holland Anes
several months reflection what title 10 give H. i,
troduced il Ia the American public under The title -
% Wolfe's scheidam Aromatic Schnapps -
Scheidam Is the name Of the place m Holland Nber
the GIN is manufacturers: 'saromatic'' derives IT,.
name from the Italian Junipcr berry with which II ..
! favored and the word "Schnapps" is the GernaTs
! for drink-cogue, dram-wolfe's S,heidam aronati,
drink. No sooner had my SchnappS been introduced,
To the American public and received with apnrotae
ton, than the lquor mixers Of New York. Bostor-
and Philadelphia started in pursuit with their mixed
and poisonous stuff, under various names In sewers
al instances my labels have been 50 perfectly nit,t
ed with only the addition of "A few letters 10 plead
technical avoidance of the law and So carefully pr
| pared as To impose careless purchasers Iuudcr'
sta d large quantity has been purchased nv th,S
merchants Of New Orleans on account Of the cheaps
ness Of the stun. Two Dollars per dozen for tho
Quarts and one Dollar and leu Gents a dozen for tho,
| Pints, being the wholesale price ia New York Il ,g
| nothing hut American Whisky favored with the on
Of Juniper, and reduced thirty per cent below proc
A merchant who participates indirectly in the fra
| by selling the spurious article, Is much an ole
| er as the principal, who planned the imposition
! hope every respectable citzcn who values
health Of the community in which he lives vii.
| me in ferrcitiug uut and exposing the unscruu
| merchant who. for the sake of low cents "
| in jeopardy the lives or the community n VII.
! lives. Such should b. nailed 20 the p
| public eNecratun.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
SoLE IaroRTER, Nos. Is, 20 and - Beaver
| NEW YD
| tn" following respectable films in New 81
| sell the GENUINE SCiINArPs:
| FL HART 4 co. Wholesale Gruccrs
! EATON \ HENDERSON
| GOOiRICH CO. Q
A. u. GRIEF & co,
W. T.. ALLEN n Co, "
II BLOCK x Co.
| JOHN 7. MOORE n CO. -
| JOS " Al y MARKS,
DI~COE 4 ~TMMS.
| RAIL, KEMP n CO.
= W. COFIER. Prandics, Wines &c.
RUNNFlI. RAIIiFFF. Commission Merchants.
JOHN WRIGHT Co, Wholesale nrueli-ts.
| - q WOOnMAN.
| THOMSON ~ BARNFS Gr,rccrs,
| g. THEt REV. Groceries, Wines and Liquors
| GO. e. WHITE 4 CO..
EATSTFNnFlK \ CO,
| HOLMES 4 STENClR.
". l. LNNIEI: & Cf.. Nrw Orleans.
W. A NOil.ErrE * CO., "
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MURRAY's HAND-BOOKS.

MuRRAY'S HAND-BOOKS.
HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS ON THE CONT.
NENT.
HAND BOOK FOR FRANCE.
HAND BOOK FOR ITALY.
HAND BOOK FOR SPAIN.
HAND BOOK FOR SWITZERLAND.
HAND BOOK FOR BELGIUM AND THE RHINE
HAND BOOK FOR GERMANY.
HANDB BOOK FOR LONDON.
HAND BOOK FOR IRELAND
HAND BOOK OF CHURCH AND STATE.
GALIGNANI'S NEW PARIS GUIDE
GUIDE TO THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND.
For sale by
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Masonic hooks

Divers Historical landmarks,
Andersen Constitutions al l773.
Calo''tt's Dispositions;
H1rrisScS' do,
OiireT's History &c Free Masonry
do. do q lniii,tions;
Pr-~ion's BiasiraI.ons Of Masonry;
divers symbol of Glory;
Stewart Free Mason Manual
Crnssts' Masonic Chart;
do. Irml,rs Ci,srt:
do. TemiJrrs CIart % the SD;
Mackry's Book II The Chapter;
do. Nsss,nie Lexcsiu:
Wrhh'S Frrc NaSons' Monitor;
naVis = do do. do.
Hacny's True Masonic GUIDE;
Maore's Ancient Charges;
Tannehiil's forGol:o-Compete:
For sale by JOHN YORK 90.
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lieu CIVILIZATIONS.
The Works of Charles Lamb.

". 7. BERRY Il co have just received few sets
of Mr.. MoXoN'S beautiful edition OF THE WORKS
OF CHARLES LAMB, complete in -Four Volumes.
CONTENTS:
l. The Letters of Charles Lamb, with Sketch Of
his Life By Sir T. Y. Talfourd.
2. Final Memorials of Charles Lamb; consisting
chiefly of his Letters not before published, with
sketches Of some of his companions. BY Talfourd.
8. The Essays Of Ella.
4. Rosamund Gray; Recollectons of Christ's Hos
pita, Poems, &c.
W. T. B. & co. have also just received
HAYDN's DICTIONARY OF DATES vol, svo.
VEsTIGEs OF THE NATURAL HISTORY OF GRE
ALTON. VOL, vo., rew edition.
TAYLoR's PHYSICAL. THEORY OF ANOTHER LIFE.
] vol.
MEMOIRS OF THE EARLY ITALIAN PAINTERS
by Mrs. Jameson. Numerous Illustrations.
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF ART-by Ruskin
HAND BOOK OF PAINTING. 1 vol. l2vo.
LIVES AND WORKS OF MICHAEL ANGELO AND
RAPHAEL-illustrated with fifteen highly finished
Engravings.
FLAXMAN'S COMPoSITIONS-The Tiad and Odys-
sey Of Homer, Dante, Hesiod, &C. septea-n
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under asld by the last viii aud testament Of DAN
IkL CAHAACk, deceased will sell, on
Friday, the 10Th OF November. 1855,
10 the highest bidder at the late residence Of Daniel
Carmack, deceased 10 miles South OF Nashville,
Smyrna Meeting House, the following described real
ani personal estate, to-wlt: The Tract Of Land on
which said deceased rvsid AZ she time q hi- death
boanded by the lands q Margarcl hlilips VIII am
Ogevie, aud tue heirs Of John Watson, containing
about Tao acres. sad Tract ~ IRnf finely water.
cd has comfortable Improvements ana would make a
capital Stock Farm. Aso-th-ee ser-s % cedar Land
on the waters OF stones river, believed Ia Do wcl
tmbered.
ALso-fhe following named Negro Slaves, tO-wit:
Tempe, aged about . years very likely and a good
house girl; Henry years old, aRd Martha months
old, children of Temp; Mary, about 20 years old
very likely, and good house gifl. Wright, Il months
old, child Of Aary Prank, - years OH. very likely
and an excellent WAGNER. Port, II years old very
likely and good Whip sawyer. Al same time
aud place viii sell head Of Horses. Naiss, head
OF Cattle, 90 OF So bead u Hgs, wAgoa, Corn and
Fodder, Farming Utensils, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and many other articles too tedious "a
m=ntlon.
TEKAs--The Land viii be sold aPen = credit OF one
and The pcrishabs property on . eredt q Il mouths
der cash Netas with good securities wii be re
payment q the purchase money. The trims of the
sale IN every Instance b be eomped with befaFe tie
prsrerty a removed
THOMAS HOLT, Executor,
octls-d VI bAxia CAksxex, deed.
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N E w B OOK S
Received by JOHN YORK & Co.

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Received by JOHN YORK s. Co.
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Following The Drum: glimpse Of Frontier Life.
Romantic Passages in South western History, by
Meek
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History Of Civilization England by H. T. Buckle.
Goadby's Text Book OF Vegetable and Animal Phys
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Bayard Taylor's travels in Europe, Asia and Ami
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Lives Of Russian sovcreigns. Rarik to Peter tho
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Domestic Annals of Scotland, by Robert Cham
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Speeches and Writings OF Hon. t. P. Marshall, OF
Kentucky.
California Life Observation-Disclosures Address TO
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nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIVERY STABLE.

LIVERY STABLE.
WIN. T. WRIGHT * CO., would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville I'm
and the public generally. that they have ~
purchased the well known Livery Stable ana the stock
and fixtures form erly occupied by Vim. J. Philips, on
Market Street. iCs below the Square.
We have irstrate lots and box-stalls TO accommo-
date Growers, and all friends who may favor US
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves TO give satisfaction in all cases.
We have a large number of fine Saddle Horses and
ne Bugges to hire at all times.
The fact is do not intend bein surpassed by any
Stable in the Southern country. Come along and see
for yourselves.
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