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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

7 William A. White, OF the State Of New York
will take noti,e that Lawrence Oswald u tie
county of Hamilton in the State of Ohio. did
'on the Gth day of January, A.xD.tfF5 E'pe
his petition in The ICoult~of Commoil s.ea,s
within aud for the CountytS Wyandpt. ia .s;,id
S:atc Of Ohio against the said NNilliaMN A.
White, John Crlvin, and Curtis Berty, S.,N.
setting firth that the said William "a. White
claimed to be the owner OF the following real
estate st'iate in the county of Wyaitdot ii the
State Of Ohio. known as the North hasf of
The South west quarter and the Sonth lalf Of
tbe North west quarter Of section Nine Town
ship three and Range Twelve "a sytn n
That he executed mortgage on the SAME 10
one PeteriA. Tyler to secure the pay mentaif
note Of S225, co. That the said Tyler obtain
ed Il judgement OH said note, and that said
premises were sold by s,iiil Curtis Berry Sen
as sheriff Of said Wyandot county, to pay said
Judgement, and tn t said Lawrence Oswald,
brcame the purchaser of said premises at said
Sheriifs sae-that said White pfetendedsto
hold said premises by deed from the said
John Calvin, but that his the said Whites title
to said premises, was wholly fraudulent and
void, and that he had no ownership in, or title
whatever, to the same. and that the said Curtis
Berry, Sem, has in his hands tho sum of sew
en- hundred eli hly and fifty five hnndredth
dollars OF the purchase money for said prcmi-
ses, and praying that the said Curtis B,r y,Sr.
may be ordered TO pay said sum of money to
the said Lawrence Oswald. And the said
v illlam-A White is notified that he isrequir-
cd to appear and answer said petition on or
before The third Saturday after the 25th day Of
February next @fsf YasHbaGe 1eq
LAWRENCE OSWALD.
n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
- Vote on the Homestead Biz,

oisa'1 Vote on the Homestead Bill,
-ze An analysiso Or the vote on the final pass.
taee Of Mr.! Grows Homestead Bill which
passed the House few days ago, 1870, TO
,76Nshovs that there voted for the bill:
Republicans. So; Democrats, 80. Against
;it75 Democrats, SO, Americans, 10; Re-
lpubliicaainns, (Mr Nichh9ls-) The Moth
!, err, Democrats who voted against il were:
.Messrsi English Hughes, Niblack, Mar
,tsball, l,y Shaw (Ill,) and Leidy, About
twenty Northern Democrats lodged.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

!
PAPER FROM WooD.-E. D.. Chaffee Of
Wilbraham has invented a process Of
making oak and walnut wood into paper
stock. It's boiled in blocks with some
substance that softens IT, and then shaved
off across the grain, We have a specimen
Of wrapping paper good enough for news
paper packing, made three Ifourths Of
this wood and one.fourth Manila rope, at
Gilbert A. Smiths mill at South Hadley.
The Eastwood paper invention by New
Yorker has never realized its promise;
mill was built for its manufacture, but
the enterprise failed. The result Of Mr..
Cbafee's invention promises to be better.
[Springfeld Republican, sD4 '" zee
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
9BresIin Return ed.

nICsftu IhCtuiECus
sTaiIt is stated that the great defaulter,
eiJohn G. Brcslin, has returned to Tiffin
sIfrom Canada 1t is said that he has made
'the following terms with the Investigating
-qCommitte, viz: lst. His person is MT to
'hbe nolested Cd. Three Of the names Of
s'those whom he gave 10 the Committee
'nss having participated in the stealing are
oitobe keptdnviolably secret. There seems
niton be- some prospect now that d portion.
at least, of the missing funds will be re-
covered. scr # as Il 35es3
sot We end this item of news going the
nrounds Of the papers. but are not prepar-
ed toyouch for its correctness. We have
seen no notice Of MFR. Breslin's return in
10 the Tiffin papers. .ia sdl ri hssssat
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

y is oi. ara 'aaa COLUMBUS, Feb I'd.
y EDS. .CoM.--Mr. Edgarlon. of the Treas.
ury investigating committee, has just re-
turned from Canada. 1t is reliably re-
ported that he brings theinformation that
Mr.. Breslin has made full statement ol
the defalcation, and exonorates Gibson
from all completely in the original defal-
cation, hut does not clear him from re-
sponsibility in.lhe Seneca county bank af.
fair. ,s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
Age and Debility.

AS old age comes creeping on it brings
many attendant infirmtics. Loss OF ap-
petite and weakness impair the health
and want Of activity makes the mind
discOntented and unhappy. In cases
where old age adds its influence, it is
almost impossible to adlyisor and health
and although many remedies have been
tried, all have failed, until Boerhaves'
Holland Bitters were known and used.
In every case where they have been en-
ployed they have invariably given strength
and restored the appetite. They have be-
come great agent for this alone, and
are used by many people who are suffer.
ing from loss otappelite and general de-
bility. In case OF long standing chronic
diseases, they act as charm, invigora
ting the system. thus giving nature an
mother opportunity to repair physical in
u
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
A GARD

Having purchased the entire stock of the
Drug and Book Store owned by Maxs oil a.
Holton l would tender my sincere thanks to
our former patrons. and respectfully solicit
the continuance Of their patr, mage.
Iintend to nuke the business, hereafter, a
strictly Cash business, or its equivalent,
believing that the community will
fully sustain the principle, when they
know the price paid for credit. I am de-
termined to sellmy stock Of Drugs, Books
and Yankee Notions. IN
Call before you purchase elsewhere
and you will not 60 away dissatisfied.
Mu. 81. "a ]. A. MAXWELL. n
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is heret given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of. Wyap-
dot County. Ohio, at their next March, session
A. d. 1859, praying for a grant for the conn
ty road commencing at point where the road
known us the Reams road turns South, thence
West, to the lynn chtee creek, thence, in q
Northerly direction along the bluffo said creek
till it intersects the section line between seq
tions Is and l6 in township South Of Range
l3 east thence north on said section line till
il intersects the Kali Road and there to termi-
nate, MANY PETlflONEhS.
January 21st 1859. srD st3A T.
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Va EFThe Senate Post Office Commit
tee have decided to report bill abolish
ing the franking privilege, and in lieu, tc
furnish each Senator and Member with
$3.50 worth Of stamps--also to increase
the rates Of postage to FIVE cents. The
bill will probably pass the Senate, but will
be deft ated in the House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
rEThe correspondent Of the Boston

EEThe correspondent Of the Boston
advertiser 'called on the Presiden. on
New-year' day,and had the privilege Of
shaking hands with Miss Lane and hav.
ing his pockets picked simultaneously, in
the presence Of a strong force Of Irish po-
lice. All this was accomplished TO the
tune Of the Star-Spangled Banner, play
ed by feeble band in an invisible cham
ber.'
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Upper Sandusky, Q. Feb. llth 1850
P A r K f r S
Compound Syrup of
g loilfgs1 Mo 4 A I,y-t

This celebrated medicine is superior to any
other ever offered to the public, for the removal
and permanen cure of all diseases arising from
an impure state Of Blood, or habits Of the sys-
tenn, viz:-Scrofuia, Rheumatism, Obstinate
Cutaneous Eruptions. Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
worms or letters, Blotches, Biies, Scald Head
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, SiSsilis, and Clan.
dular Affections. The cod POUND Syrup Of
Stillingia has been tested by the most eminent
Physicians and pronounced the BEST BLOOD
PURIFIER ever known to the profession.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and Retail ,by
/. Drs. PARKER s. BUTLER,
Cleveland, o.
For sale by ]. A. MAXWELL, and r, A.
Upper Sandusky, 0.
Feb, II 1859. 10 .I7.3-m AH
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Trial of Cook.

The trial of Charles Cook, for the MUIR
dsEof Kate Bureau, in house gill fame
at Cincinnati, qlosel a few daysego. The
y'ury vas out qnFil Monday m0Fhing' when
verdict of murder in the
second degree. A motion was male for
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

q siWeGare' pleased to learn that our old
-lfiend andafellow soldier ina the Mexican
swar, Col. S, w. Black, ofiPennsylvana,
sihas been appointed Governor Of Nebras>
kali Sam. is not only man Of fine tai
aisnts, but a tip-top clever fellow and a
slgailanta soldier. May his shadow never
grow less. 'ainla9 =. 4.~'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

-, Hrs LAST SoKG.--A week or two since
we ,poticed the suicide ofJudsonJ Hutch
sdinsep. the leader Of the celebrated Hutch.
hduson Family" of singers, from hereditary
insanity. 1t is related that all the day
before he hung himself he was singing a
Il piece which commences as follows:
lIiw rsssHark, herr an angel sing; a,l
.s.gb Angels now are on the wing; .s lio,
And tieir voices singing clear,
Tell us that the Spring is near.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
IA CARD.

Having disposed ofmy interest in the Drug
and Book Store fcrthepnrpose Of drvoting my
whole time antlattention to the practice of med
iclne, take this opportunity of returning my
warmest thanks to my many fsiends and pat
rons fo' the confidence with which they have
committed themselves and friends to my care
as physician, and of assuring them that am
resolved to follow my profession in Upper
Sandusky and its vicinity so long as my health
and strength shall render me capable of doing
so. H't' 47 5
cannot refrain in this correction from com
menling to your consideration and patron. &C
my friend and late partner DR.. Henderson,
Those who know him as | know him need no
assurance from me that he is gentleman and
will always deal honor bly, and libcra II with
his customers. 5fs'- 20. FERRIS.
Jan. 2S, 1858 no. Is If t-,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
IN ,,,seduc,ion Bill Passed.

IIa 01I inHe0u0"SH'H1 7,.
s,evThe House Of Representatives Of this
Estate, sfsw days ago, passed what is
,igowpas the seduction bill,' by avote
bol64 10 rs. As passed, the bill provides
,ahst any, man over la years Of age who
.,sball, under promise ofmarriage, seduce
,ageung, lady under ls years Of age, shall
ospqA eRaaHi'licn, bbss confined in the Pen
oitentiary, not less than one nor more than
sthrse, years, and requires the same evil
ddsacs N c0nyict as is required in cases
oM fargeIy. olw ,bi5at TnH lad
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
Critical Condition of vesuvius.

Critical Condition of Vesuyius.
a pterfrom Joseph R. Chhndlsr, min
lister asNaples, % PRO- Hchsy, giycs the
following accoda of NE conditioapf We
suvius Y y " II
AttRe present moment the-pscplc of
this city are in great excitement at the in.
dicatons of a dangerous eruption from
Mt lVesuvius. d For a long time great
masses Of lava have been issuing from ap.
ertures on the side Of the mountain about
hall way up, and these apertures hsye
been augmcnting in number and size so
rapidly that not only is there an appre-
hepsion Of an eruption, bpt serious fears
are EXPIRE sscd that tic sides of6tlc niouu-
tain viii soon Be SO worn and perforated
as to be no longer able TO sustain The SUI
perior portion. and people arc leaving the
city and coming into the city proper
Last night the mountain was truly grand.
The hundreds of great 6rcsIonl the sides
\ (red-hot lava) were terribly briliant.while
the vast volume Of smoke that rose slow
-ly from the crater above, had its side IL
Illuminated by the fire on the fanks. and
PR sen!cd an appearance Of indiscribable
grandeur. ], Of course, am unable to say
whether these fears are well founded; but
they are entertained by men Of science and
experience here. To-day the people are
commetporatiug the first anniversary of
the awful earthquake Of 1857, and they
nre all going 10 church. ,r grT ..r5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

MODIFICATION OF THE MASSACHUSETTS,
jury SYsTEM.-1 Petitions have gone tothe
Massachusetts Legislature for a law al.
lowing Judges to accept verdict from
three fourths Of Jury in civil suits,
where, in their opinion. the cause of JUS
tice would be subserved thereby. Judge
Nash, ofthe Boston Superior Court, en-
dorses the proposition. The generalprin-
ciple Of the uuanimity Of the jury on a
verdict is not proposed to be destroyed
BY il; but if after long consideration. they
fail entirely to agree the Judge may in
bis discretion accept Of three-fourtbs of
them as a verdict.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

BUNsBY AT WAsuINGroN. The Union
remarks with great profundity; mo meas
urc Observation-Disclosures can be carried
in Congress without a majority of votes
There's wisdom for you
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

Michael LDenzsr, ., Court of Common
vs. Pleas of Wyandot
Mary Margaret county, o. Petition
Denzer, for Divorce.
The said Margaret Denzer is hereby
notified that the said Michael Denzer has
his day ,iledfu said court his petition 70,
adiYorce from the said Mary Margaret,
and assigning as a reason therefor that
their marriage contract was procured by
fraud on the part Of Tie said defendant.
sAoyoJ. d! SEARS. Att'y for Petr .
Feb. 4th 1861 Ant ION 10 16 CIV
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
le NOTICES hereby given that the Sub
'scriber has been appointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate Of John
Bowlby, late Of Wyandot County, Ohio,
deceased. nd3 fgaai .aaiaaal ,eiasps od0
Feb. 4d, '59. @ D. STRAW. I
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FARM For SALEf

The subscriber IS deslrous Of dispose
ing Of his farm, situate three miles north
of Upper sandusky, Ohio, on the plank road
leading to Tiffin. The farm contains about
AGD A@ IL ME@D.
all in a high state of cultivation, with good
log house and barn and all other necessary out
buildings thereon erected, There is also
inc orchard on the premises containing about
60 trees of different varieties of fruit, and
never failing well ofgood water. It viii be
sold on reasonable terms. F,r further partic-
ulars call on te subscriber on the prenisss.l
nof4 @ yEeflfy P. F.. MYERS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11

How THE MONEY GoEs.--President
Bpchananepull wsil, III 1852, over the
enravagqhee of She gSsernment, which
then spent6fly m,llions a year; but he
seems to Hea greater adept at extrava>
gancc himself than any Of his predeces.
sors. The House Committee, which is
now examining the frauds in the Navy
Department, has iferretted out an Item
which directly implicates the resident.
We quote from the correspondence of the
Tribune: htgEfB{ .(31E
"The Naval Appropriation Act Of 1850
contains q provision which reads thus;
y SIN the article Of fuel for the Navy, or
Navy Station Yards, the Secretary Of the
Navy, shall have power to discriminate,
and purchase in such manner,as he shall
deem prop r, that kind Of fuel which is
best adapted to the purpose for which it
is to be used" qio4 ( ta''" @''..'' p 9aH I
A coal agent has accordingly been ap-
pointed by the department to purchase
coal for the use Of the Navy, and send it
to the various yards and stations. I'm
der Mr.. Buchanan's Administration, Dr.
Hunter, Of Reading. Pa, has been the
nominal agent. He has not, however.
attended to the duties of his office, but
practices his profession as a physician
His commission Of per cent on the cost
of The coal purchased, and on the cost Of
freighling it, amounted for the past year
to the snug sum Of $4,000. (
The business Of the agency has been
wholly performed by the firm Of Tyler,
Stone Il Co., Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Beach,
a member ofthat firm, is nephew OF
Secretary Toucey. More than 10000
tons Of coal per annum lave been sup
lied 10 the Navy by this firm, for which
the Government has paid $3,65 per ton,
while the current price at Philadelphia
was only S3,35. suuyqs o1o,1 aaua
From the evidence before the Commit
tee, it appears that DR.. Hunter, the nom
inal coal agent. did not himself retain the
$4,000 to which he was entitled by way
Of commissions. The money was used
last year for election purposes in Penn
sylvania, being distributed for such pur.
poses under. the immediate direction Of
several distinguished politicians, among
whom may be mentioned, J. Clancy
Jones, now Minister to Austria, and
President Buchanan! ...-.
believe that there is not the least rea-
son TO doubt that these facts have been
fully substapt;ated by the Commit &c.
and l also think it will appear that far
more Aagrant pervcrsious Of public trust
will be bropglthome to men high in Of
fee, apd..efpeeially to Clancy Jones, whom
Mr.. Buchanan was in such bot, haste 10
reward and provide fogI after he had been
rejected by tlhe;people,'''r olis, aliao,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-02-11
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. ."
DIR. M. e. PARK Els,Saii.l n

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. '' VI
4eE DIR. nj. G. PA ARk Ess.Seli,Y
Periodical Pills, or Female Regulator.
The combination of ingredients in these
/ Pills, are the result Of eighteen years con
incident to females. These pills will remove
all distractions, whether from cold or other
wise, Correcting all irregular Suppressed or
painful menstruation; curing all diseases caus.
ed by obstructed menstruation such as palpi-
tation of the heart, headache, lowness of spirit
Mysteries, pain in, the side, nervous affe' tion,
lucorrhea, &c., DC,
CAUTION. There are times when the Pc.
rodical Pills should not be taken That time
is during the early months of pregnancy. If
taken at such times they will cause miscarri
age; therefore married ladies are cautioned a.
gainst using them at such times.
2 Parker's Pills are Invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly periods with regularity.
Ladies place the utmost confidence in these
pills, doing all they are represented to do.-
Warranted purely vegetable, and safe., 81
Sent by mail. by enclosing 81 q Directplain
hand, to DRs. PARKER & BUTLER, with
the Post Office address. tssfs
''- ait ~ ALSO ~
DIR. NJ. C. PAPKER'S NJ ne
ANTI I-BILLI0US PILLS, SUGAR COATED
For Bilious and Liver Affections, Jaundce,
Ague and Fever, Costiveness, Pain in the head
tomach and Bowels, Loss Of appetite, OBJ
structed Menstruation DC. And where any
Cathartic medicine. is indicated, these Pills
will be found superior to any in use, Their
operation is mild and effectual, producing nei-
ther nausea or pain. r--
y They are purely vegetable-Price 25 cts. per
Box. For sale by j. A. MAXWELL, and R.
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TINE OF HoLbdNGi co OuRT.a

Terms of District and Common Pleas
Courts I'M the 10th Judicial District,
for the year 1855. rC.r, -,s,1,,,.s,.,.
N compliance with the provisions Of IAN net
Il to relieve The District Courts hnd to give
greater eflicicney u to the Judicial systenhof the
State passed April l2th 1888, the Judges of
the Supreme Court aid, on the 18th day oflDe-
cember A. d. 1858, fix and prescribe thetiHe
Of holding The Terms ofthe District Court, in
tile several cour ties composing the 10th, Judi.
cial District Of The State Of ohio, for the year
A. D, 1853 as follows:
lii Wood -coulitya Tuesds9sJcly l26thA
z" sepeca a p Mvnd y, Aug. Is:
!. ps,n,, nancOsk +" :, ayy,, rrlda9y as. IN s,H rx
Z" Wyandot q Thursday !" nth w
Isis ordered by the Judges of the Court Of
common pleas Of the 10th Judicial District of
the s. ate of Ohio, tn the times for holding
the Terms Of the court of common pile s in the
several Counties in said district for the year
A, d. 1859, be, and the same are fixed and
prescribed as follows: ass{
In Seneca county, February It'll, June 9th
and October 10Th. aa'f0 .2,.f
In Crawford county March 18th June lst and
November 9Th. 53lga q e..
In Wyandot county, Aprill2th, June 2Ist,
and December 9th. ,l--. i --.--..
In Putnam county, February 9Th, May 10th
and October 18th eu nHa3
In Wood County February 18th, May l7th,
and October 25th. .a.,I -.s
In Hancock count. ,Earch lst, May cath and
November 9Th. @GIAR "A -
The foregoing list made, adopted and signed
by the undersigned, goth day Of December A.
y. 1858. F&t st53.{G&
ff tfstt MO WHITLEY ~
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G. Z. SENEY. ,.5
j. S. PLANTS,

Judges o! common pleas court, 10Th Judicial
Dis rict
Site Of Ohio H j .aH
Wyandot county ss}
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is a
true cop Of the Orders made by the Supreme
and Common Pleas Judges prescribing the
lines OF holding ibc terms cf,hc District court
and the Court OF Common Pleas in tenth Judi
ral district the State of Ohio iorthe vera. D.
1859.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
Of Common Pie oforvsaid at U per Saudusky
his 7lh day of .nuary a D. 1859. se,.,,
CURTIS BERRY Jr
Clerk of the Court of common pleas W. c. @.
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DIVORCE NOTICE.

a new trial, as usual.
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Singular Suicide.

r Wsrcad, "a EeTFlays since, ,Aof "noycl
ahd interesting g spicide, 4 ashs reporter
hhd phrased t y New York, but Nc
account Of a regent selihurder in NV
Orleans has- effaced the impressions 'oi
the novel and interesting case in ques-