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BniI0ers & Arrhitefte.

BROOKS S. @. & u. W., BUILD
I'D ERS. AlEo .hluufactur6r, Of Doors, Bluds SASH
Brackets aud NJ nds Of scroll SAVING and Gothic worE
Particular ltteni paid t Fijng-Up Stores Factory %
Dvision-st Gcutre BLOCK Dlevolund. o. nolN-c3l
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ATTENTION SPORTsMEN-Ther are a glcat
many men in Cleveland who like to get out Of the
City once in while and have a little sport with
"lur, fin or feather" aud whether it be a hunting
or a fishing excursion, thcro j. one thing quite
nooossarg 10 satisfactory result and thal Is the
desi6entum of first rate implements, and in order
TO have tue best kind of tools, it is requisite TO
know where to get them, Now we can do all who
wish to get first rate hunting and fishing appera-
tus good turn, for We know that HATTERsLY,
No. lO2 Superior Street. has tn "dxins" Of The
very hest description. For those pscaorially dis
posed he has the bost kind Of fishing rods aud every
variety of tackle selected with great care and
when it comes to guns aud all the appureuanccs
thereto belonging, his stock is choice and can
not fail to suit the true sportsmen. Give him a
call all ye lovers OF field forest and stream.
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"ihuye used Mrs. s Aliens Worlds Hair Rostorer
and Zyionf amum The ciact OF the Hair Restoror has
been to change tho Crnwno Of Con- which belongs to
old mcl ro the original hue nf youth Tins done by
stigr bottle used uccndi 10 difecti Others OF my
arqu uluuce have used d. with effect The Zylobal-
stmu egutl n3 an iuvnluahlc dressing for he IT"
REv DANIEL 4 WOOD, hiiddlei0iBH. OTaHoe Co. N Y.
MY hair has greuty hicNoned upon head, and put
lively he lthY Tho is II
my ,ushter; HER HAIR had BECOME THIN AND
CAME GU CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST HARE; HER
HAIR HASH HANDSOMELY TIlOkENED UP, AND
thauku you, and feel that have full value our
money
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Att'ps & GouusrIlors.

u J.DIOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
- LAW, ONCE er he Merchants Bl.k C'cve-
and, Ohio icb4R
pROOKS a. FORD. ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. Awater Buildinls foot @, superior st..
Cleveland, Ohio.
o. " nRooKs l.. W. rom.
feh6
WILLIAMSON q RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT LAW. n0ice No. So sunsrior-st
Cieveland Ohio WlLLIAMSON.
iaafsn "a. q. RIDDLE.
CHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
ney aud Counselor at Law-Oflce q superior S., over
Cty Bauk iam5dlv
pALMEB a. AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
= At LAW, Office over Commercial Bank
A SPER, j. r., ATTORNEY ATLAW,
"a Warren, rumnuii Co2nty, ohio Office No. -
Market street. deol-d3l
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9sBH FCr City News sec third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page
~ Green, the Reformed Gambler, left the City
yesterday en- route for N. Y City.
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REV A. WEBgTER ES Chrisiiaa Ere, I" Boston, Mas.
HavnEueed numerous Vpecihcs 70 little purpose, dis
caud al 1eang tbtm 10 Oe OF NO yalps SOL IegaIded
s'ua icots prevailed on me 20 iss have done - y
several mnutls ' with good NeHt onu eutro sutsat'
lion an n09 neither bald gray my har was dsy aud
hlo. hIt mas regainod Tho snness ~ g eaIleT yonra
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MATRIMONIAL,

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNtrED STATES.
IL has been my good fortune to to health an
housands of my country-women.
My success has excited the malice Of the enyous and
Mous but thor prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
nave ALLEN upon pathway from the fnr sufferers whom
nave relieved Solons am held in antctionate and
hankiu remembrance by those who huve experienced nv
skii can Afford to desplse the efforts of mischief
nd sandere
My hends have repeatedly urged me to place NV ,nel
ooN Tor producing mcnstruatiun within the reach of The
Ladies of the United States; but an indispostion 10 enter n
hei SO occupied BY quacs their uostruns
ahC fear that uuprncplcd rs might ma po
hs pubic Their worthless mtatous have hitherto pre-
'on1u ue from establishing ngouces for the sale of my
ANllE DE FEMME," in tho United States
Atlast, yield 10 the enreaes OF patients and friends
and offer TO the suffering Females of America medicine
winch has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In nresurd to the efficacy the 'AMlE DE FE,NtE."I
a'cd only say that 1t Is in liquid form aud is enacv such
sSl nave used IA my practice IN France many years and
Nal II haas never failed TO satisfactory result
The annie de Femme" and mens,ruaion stand in the re-
atini OF cause and effect Itsalio powerful to ORIGINATE
N"'ahhy menstrual how whore 1t mover has existed and 10
restore IL whore H. has been from any cause suppressed
Ia orieio guard against imposition the rapper of direc
hors ON each bottle of the Amie de Femme"
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing hex
", be sealed with my private seal.
Price S3Up "a package.
Pans, January, 1857. DR. = H. RECORD.
For sale, Wholesale aud Rotar, by WILLIAM VISi1E
No 2i superior street Cleveland who will supply the
anne anne 90 Z, Femme" al the Propretor's prices.
fEIIE BEST TARTIFICTALU HELP 10
THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INYENTEDl
Nl&SN,z@
o---------------------- FG1ssSsr
N.Y. Z65Q
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GREAT pRITAIN.rNgv ". B. THoRNELoE

INITTTT-
N Iur hur r. sitrer Is friect marvel. Aner having
used for SIX weeks my ,riremsy gay hair restored
60 ls natural coluruutths ike appearance p'oduced
uy dlo hul tolls owu natura color, which sals1es
mind that 90 ig uot Nye / strongly recommend II
sud shan feel happy IN answering the quulies of any you
m1v rgtorto
(Ihc above CtrguHi0n toeu knOmn throughout Grea
hrlLa-n. andiO mn N In lhe unliei Sfnils ]
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Rgv u. v. DEGEN, Ed. "Giade 70 Ho,fnessn BOSTON
"Mfs,S.A AueE's Worlds II ar Resor n, found Fmung
oar her advortisoucuts insert from sexual eIpeu-
molt Thh u p'omWrs tho growth Of this hair whore
b dnrts IND O. mmoucod we have now the evidence Of
our owu eyes We can testify 10 It's effects"
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GUTTA PERGEA AsE,
For Artihcial Iacth
DENTIST.

Is manufacf urel aud an varieties ,l u dci' uelh an
put up IA the host manner w b iNGEh,OlIt
No 2ll Marole Block superior street, Cleveland, o.
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FARMER PTKR,s aRANDsON.
BY VIRGINIA '. TOWNSEND.

Leaning on Him make with reverend meekness
Ills own ny viii,
And with strength fem Him. shalt thy utter weakness
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I have been using Airs S. A, Aliens Zglobaisauluu
with much sltisact 90 dressing my aud chi droes
hair Afoc tying vatous articles manutaot, for the
HAIR fee no hesitation 1uiruenCing yours the
best We ever used u gives the ha'ra sof glossy
peuraace, atd retains u ii any posiion desired"
Rgv, JOHN y ROBE Editor "Chrisiiaa 'Advoca a.
Buffalo. n Y.
"Your Hair Roslorer and Zyehalsamum is the best
have known a has restored my hair 70 les natural
color" &c.
De-, D. Il gATRCUID ID ID Cor See Amer and
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~. IoHN D. ROnIE. EiILor Q NChrisiiaa q
Rrv. E. q FAGRCHLD, D. D. Cor. Sec Amer. and
H. Christian Uaioa. N. y. CITY

Mrs 4 . Aliens Worlds Hair Rsstnier aud Zylobul
sauuu have used 90 family will beneficial effects;
ami ake pis a. IN mmcnding them TO such havs
occasion to use sue preparations"
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REv M. THACHER,

hHusoWater' Oneida Co, N. Y. NOV, "a 1915
paEsIDEAr J u EATON IL. D., Umon Uatverafy
Mur'resbdro 1ehnesees.
"AlADAM-1 Nuuld slate that time last spring,
found Ny HNG FALLING OFF, conc uied to purchase
bottle OF "Mrs A. Alon's WORLDS Hair Restoror," &C.
and give atrh. commenced using e, but very ire
guary but notwithstaudiusth this rreguarY found that
ts influence distinctly visible, THE FALLING or
CEASED, and my locks which before quite
GREY wEGE CHANGED TO BLACK do not consider that
have given 10 fair trial bat frod what have Of
effects my case have 10 believe that t
capable Of fuooompli,hing wnnt proposes 10 DO viz
40 PREVENT ms H,tB FRoM FAILING OFF. and to az
STORE GRAY utEIR ORIGINAL c0LOR,n
HRs u. W CLARK wio Of REY. ID. W. CLARK, Ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-29

DR. w j. GUILD HAS S REMOV
- ed his Dental Qhiee 10 ltlom ~ T. Hoffman h.osk
Superior street, East of Public square, South of r. &C. An
who red ths service of Deuts viii sgyr themselves
much SUFFERING as well as MONEY hg giving him
cal Elec rcy used 10 mitigate palu hose who de-
sire it.
ARrIFIgIAL TEETH INSERTED
On Cold 81 Porcelain uuu NuCuiZed Rubber Base,
the best mluuer reetl iu s1.s from Sl1tu % Coli
filings according TO size of the cavity on 5l' upward
maylI
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Rev. n L poLLocK. Ia ..Pre..vt.r.anl WIln.s

X. D Church, 99i Br01dedg N y, and Nep Bal
tgn1re, Grtne C0uyiV. " Y
"Samn tine stucs I procured hottie OF your Worlds
ua laiCrer Sc, for the ofR eaiive, aud am hap
W ' say that II prevented the falling OF the hair aad
stored tm being groy TO ITS original ossy aud beau
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mAYTI.--Rr,. MRs. y. a ANnRus. lrla,r ~, nf

StoH0lb 10 Hfyt) Ndrffpsburgh, N Y.
In CONSEQUENCE OF her luus residence in aturennmed
Island, her haruni scalp IN very unhealthy cond-
ton Afiur yuy variOus articles without success, and
eventually usiu, Mrs. A. Aliens she writes TO the
Amorcan baptist - have derived much benefit from
HE use of Mrs A. Auous uld6 Hair llestOrer AVID
Zylohnlsnnlum have tried various other remedies for
r hut mover anything that materially end qesma
nc8tig beurhtcd me as has thuSa OF Mrs g. A. Allen"
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RAY JAS MOF ARLANE, Pastor Prot. Dutch ca ID,
ESopUs, Ulster County, N Y.
81 have Ui hos osituttou VA certifying that Mrs s. A.
Aliens words liair ReStorer aud zylonalsamum have
pruuutuI all the CCts described Ia rtiEemaut,
u os pfnE hH r'lt aud increasing the growth Of Il .
hnir; aud would cheerluily ruo mmend 10 hnse whose
hair may either begin fall ia culUr OF decronse In lux
uriauru." u
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For sale, Wholesale aud Retail, by WILLIAM FISiCE
No. 2i superior street Cleveland who viii sunpy Nv
Ame anne 90 Femme" al the Proprieor's prices
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
Those who Have Used It.

Among the many Testimonials in favor
Of the effects Of Boerhaves Holland Bit
ters we offer the names Of the following,
many Of them well. known in this city;
JAMES GOWN, Of South Pittsburgh,
says: at is certainly a valuable medi-
cine; itcured me Of Dyspepsia" 2 is
Captain HENRY EATON says: at cured
my wife Of Neuralgia 9a qssy (qi.a
J.. A. VoN BoNNHoRsT says: II never
met with SO speedy a remedy for acidity
of the stomach" 'a " -a2'
HxHRIcH PAuLus says: "It cured
me Of . severe chronic diarrhoea in two
days." mi gloais .ss4 10 dr.
SAMUEL WOODRUFF, Of Athens, Ohio.
says: when l commenced using your
medicine I was 50 prostrated that could
not walk across my farm; after using ONE
BOTTLE ! can eat anything" t,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
,UIt& &IlOiI ND Hu
FRUIT TREES AND SHRUBBERY.
@ Al the CoIunbus Narsefy.u sa.iJ

DESIDES THE USUAL ASSORTMENT
ID of Apple aud fruit trees, oar stock os
choice fraiis is NOW the largest and best ever
grown for sale IN ohio, o,including standard und
dwarf pens, q and 8 years grated, and finest,
varieties; Cheyriss .n the lMahaleb stock with
low he ds, adopted To- this south. western CHI
mate; pumbs Apsieots, Nectarnes, ounces,
etc. Also, Usage Omnse (hedge] plants, ut
low price, by. tbe theusasd.. e5gi. .,..,,.y
SMALL FRrirs Grape vines. including the
new hardy varieties,l as Delaware, Rebcccar
Concord, Diana, Masien ,kc, Currsnts, Go,'sc.-
berries and Raspbclries, 81 the hest new and
old varieties; Lawten or new Rochelle Black,
berry; Strawberries Of forty Of more approved
varieties Also, Rhubarb and Aspasag gasroo@-
The ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT. eSObraces tho
finest assortment Of evergreen and other Trees
ond Shrubs, including all the best hardy Einds;;
also, Roses, in great variety, double DallHiass
and other Towering plants, Verbenas, DC, DC.
I D-A Descriptive Catalogue, with hints on
planting and culture, is sent gratis to all ap-
plicants on receipt of address and postage
stamp. Articles will be securely packed and
forwarded by express, Railroad Of Canal as
ma, lie desired. h Ge sLL.ka VII.
frGkE eh M. B. RATEHAM& &Co. &
Columbus. o., Feb. 25th 1859 u t& N tE NE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

'Sd ~With the rush Of honest men for
aPiks's Peak has commenced also the rush
Of Jbissss. The 81 Louis papers. say
thai their city is ovsrrunwith thieves and
90 ,soafidsncss men, ,Iwho have been induced
= 70 coersgassa there's by hesimmeuse emf.
ssssstidnfosths gold mines, The .leyss
and the steamboats, swarm with them, and
the police seem 10 BE- wholly insufficient
Sisrsevenslhsir dspteda.ions. The ticket
game seems tobs the fayorits means Of
winding. HsadredsJof emigrants have
been iadsoed to- purchase pssssgs tickets
for the mines, which they subsequently
found worthless and many Of them have
not the means Of reaching the mines or re-
turning home. The same state of things
nrexails 10 soma extent in all the Missou-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

Sad ELoPEMENT.-Instances of connu-
bal Inconsistency are becoming remarkably
numerous Of late, and almost every ex.
change we read has one Of Its own. An
individual in sandusky. who has been
pining away with consumption for the
past year, was deserted by bis unfaithful
wife on Tuesdey last. wko stripped the
house Of every thing except cooking
stove and the couch upon which the dy'
ing man reclined. and left the city with .
neighbor. who in turn left wife and fam,
lily of children behind. The shock prov
cd too much for the enfeebled husband,
and he died the next night No friend
remained to minister to him in bis dying
moments, except a younger brothers mere
lad. and strangers performed the last sad
rites at his grave.-Slofesnsan.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
SAMUEL E. BABCoCK.
HEADACHE AND DEBILITY

Mr.. SrLAs j. LrscoMBH,l Of Birming.
ham. says. Il have found in BoERnAvE's
HoLLAsD BlrrERs, a remedy for Head.
ache and Debility. Ny wife has also
used il with the greatest benefit"
I. Mr.. A. s. NICHOLSON; Of Pittsburgh,
also remarks that be has experienced
much relief fFsm its use for headache.
sTRENGTH&HBAL RESTORED,
Mr.. JonE DAvIDsos living ten mile,
above Pittsburgh. on the Penpsylvania
Canal. says: when l commenced Ia
king Boerhave's Holland Bltters, could
hardly walk. I now enjoy excellent
health .,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

MoRMoNs.--Tbe Utah correspondent ol
the Chicago Tribune has taken notes o1
the social status of that Territory. The
results foot up as follows:-Three hun
dred and eighty Sc ven men with seven or
more wives; Of these, thirteen have more
than 10 wives; 7o3 men With five wives;
! 900 men with four,and | 400 with more
than one wife. ,5sa 5,fis... .rars
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

D'We would invite the attention ofourread-
ers to the new"Ague Cure" advertised in our
columns. Its from such quarter as viii
give the public confidence in Its efficacy, and
we have learned from reliable sources, that It's
virtues Ti sustain az X. 1nelT w4 fullest exps;
Of safe and certain remeday fer this affiict
ing distemper without either quinine or min.
erals, and consequently without injury to the
constitution health. We have more than or
dinary satisfaction in proclaiming this reme-
ay, because we are convinced it will answer
a crying want among us. land serve to relieve
a great amount Of suffering. Republican,
Warsaw, Ind. 5a 9si aaarv sg Z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
DR.. Roback's scandinavian Remedies

DIR. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.
Every mail brings grateful letters from per
sons cured by DR.. Robaok's Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. Many Of these certificates are
from individuals who have been sick for years.
The seeds of disease were in their blood, nnd
could only be reached by these wonderful veg.
table antiseptics, VIII ich act exclusively upon
the fluids the system, expelling every par
ticle Of corrupt matter, and removing all dis
order Of the stomach, kidneys, lungs, throat,
liver, skin and glands.-See Advertisement
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
Next Monday.

Let every voter 60 to the polls on Mon
day next. twill be- observed that we
have been placed in nomination for Jus.
tice Of the Peace, and we willfeel obliged
10 those Of our neighbors who favor us
with their votes on..that occasion, whether
we shall be elected or not ~ e'' 1'i9I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
$ M ALL lFlR IIiI.T

SM ALE lER UiI. r s.
.HAVING paid special attelsisn to,the cul-
i i tivatiop of small fruits, and spared NO
pains or expense to procure everything Of the
kind rare and valuable, 4 am now prcpafedto
furnish in large or small quan,iti s, on rcasol-
able terms, the following varieties:
BLACKBERRIES., ,,v,.. 80 =. q -
NEW ROCHELLE, OR LAWTON.
$4,000 strong and vigorous plai,ts Of this SUI
perior variety, at the following reduced Prices-
100 Plants, $lO,00I 40 Plants, .,, $500
40 " 500 10 !" ,s4 @2,m
80 " 500 100
Circulars, giving information ms to manage
ment Of plantsanf general cultivation, will be-
forwarded to all purchasers. "a Cg4tl '9AI
n DORCHESTER. sF nn .r
A very long, beautiful, sweet berry, and a.
bundant bearer. Highly esteemed e~ NJ
'oi,, NEWMAN,S THORNLESs.. ,a9vro
Priced ON account Of its comparative freedom
from thorns, and It's abundant Yield ofrxcel
lent fruit though not so large las tile fia Two
varieties. Prices SANE. " A t.s,s,s,,5s ..e..,
u =, RASPBERRIES. ( t2 ~ 4
BRINGLE'S ORANGE, S2per dozen: F AS
TOLFF, RIVERS LARGE FRUiTED
MONTHLY, KNEvErT'SD GIANT, HUD s,
sun RIVER ANTWERP, RED ANTWERP and YtLLow
Asrw.Rr, at 81 per dozep' and sS'Pcr hundred
plants. ID,
= III Z STRAWBERRIES. = FyE
Moore than onc hundred varieties, efnbsac-
cling nearly all the foreign and native Kinds,
both old and new, worthy Of cultivation.
[. One Hundred thousand Pc ibody's secdlingr
at SO cts per dozen--twod hsrs per handled
ten collars per thousard, EEBs5E#H4t
Great care has been taken to procare and
preserve these varieties, true to nnme, ,and they
are warrented correct. ''is go g e.t-
Catalogues sent ION application, enclosing
stamp. Address 7'Is laifJ kkQA.G
po.2I Box ATS, Pitts burgh. Pa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

HThe atlantic Monthly" is out for
April, and ito many readers will have no
cause 10 complain of the contents. "The
Minister'S 'wooing" fully sastains Mrs,
Stoves reputation. and the other articles
are all in keeping with the character Of
Tie magazine24thst Of one Of our most sol
ID and entertaining menthlies. Terms
$500 per year. 1e Phillips. Sampson h CO.
Boston. szsa5 ai1@i1G igb I'd y'aeg
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

aEEThe !" Cosmopolitan AH Journal,
for March, open out with a superb engra'
wing entitled %Boudoir Beauties." Its
reading matter is excellent. Italso con-
tains a list of those who were 50 fortunate
sas to obtain prizes at the last drawing Of
the Association. The Journals publish
ed quarterly, at $500 per year or fifty
cents number ~ ga"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
l Crawford County Court Items.

Crawford County Court Items.
Thomas Addis Emmst Constock, whose
arrest for horse stealing we noticed some
timesihce, was found guilty and sentenced
Ito the Penitentiary for the term Of three
years.
Anthony Gardiner, charged with steal.
ing money from a man by the name ol
Ludwig. was sentenced to the Penitentia'
ry for three years
Jacob Bauchman, arrested for stealing
watches from the store Of q man Crestline,
was aquitted upon oine..defect in the in.
|dictnent. sris .,.,.y
The case which it 10 said excited the
most interest was that Of the State vs.
James Hardy. The Forum says the cir,
stances are about as follows: .
About the 10th, Of November, Hardy
commenced teaching common school in
Oceola. Miss Elizabeth Ann Stout, q
young woman some sixteen years Of age
was one Of his scholars. She attended
school sight days, or until the 18th o.
November, at which time she quit and
did not again attend until the 18th Of
January, On that day she returned to
school. o Hardy claimed, though there
was no evidence to show the fact, that on
the. 18th Of November, Miss Stout had
told some person that she had went to
school on that day and met the teacher.
Hardy, in the reception room, and COM
planned to him Of having a sore throat.
whereupos he advised her to go homo.
and walked some distance down street
with her. This Hardy declared to be IN ;
true, and thought it an offense for which
punishment should be administered. On
the 18th Of January, when Miss Stout re.
turned 10 school, after two months absence
Hardy called herto task for the alleged
outrage; she denied having said what
she was charged with, whereupon Hardy
proposed TO her that she must either con-
fess that she had lied, take wbipping,o or
leave the school. She replied that she
would leave school, but be then refused
to let her go A waffle was sent for and
brought in, which was some five feet in
length. This hardy warmed in ashes and
whipped it on the floor. to toughen it,
He then took Miss Stout into the recits-
tion.room and asked her to confess that she
had lied. This she refused to do, declar.
ing that she would not confess to lie.-
The whip was then applied with viSor,
until the,victim was compelled to acknowl-
edge that she was sorry. Her dress was
badly cut with the whip; her, back and
arms were welted over and the blood
flowing from = wound inflicted, On the
the next day, DR.. Martin measured over
eleven feet. in the aggregate Of distinct
stripes on her back and arms, and said
there was evidence Of many others which
be did not measure.
The jury found the defendant guilty as
charged, and be was sentenced to pay a
fne, of $500 and costs, which in all
to about 800. |
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01
A GARD.

Having purchased tho entire. stock Of the
Holton | would lender nv sincere links 10
our former pat.ohs, aid IrcsPeetfalY yslieit
the continuance Of Their patr,nnge,aE ,xt -.
intend to Ike tn business, hereafter, a
strictly Cash business, ~ It's equivalent,
believing that the community will
fully sustain the principle when they
know the price paid for credit II am de-
termined to sell my stock Of Drugs, BooEs
and Yankee Notions. sl.s la.a.j,s,. sv5,-,.,-
Call before You purchase elsewhere (
and you will not go away. dissatisfied. g.
..9 Iefev M j. A., MAXWELL. e51l3.
4 Upper Sandusky, o. FEB. ftth f8zO..o
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-04-01

We, the undersigned citizens Of Up
per sandasky,l Wyandot county, Ohio,
having understood that parties interested
in other Bridges have circulated false re-
ports in regard to the Wrought Iron
bridge recently built across the sandus-
Ky River. near this place. by Mosely d
Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio, would take the
opportunity to say to all parties interest.
ed IL having good bridges that we and
all others in this county SO far as we have
had opportunity to learn, consider this
Bridge, for strength, durability and cheap
ness, the best We have yet seen in this
part Of Ohio, and take this opportunity
most cheerfully to correct any false re-
ports that have been made in regard to
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