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I RfCHMOhD- y DAAFILLE RAILROAD, -' t-r n A..
z1Iz-2 CaENGE OF SCHEDULE. 81, r
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EbtSSDLI co.pArtnership hffgtore oxi rng
hstsren The Un5ersgld NJ .sr Era zr style BIN
FED, DiCRiSsoS WTIsIQER, rTs r-y Dissolved by The
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RECHmoNnASDDA tTLIF HATI:RoAb 90
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Jro- Il DoeHnk. hec 81 i,lI-lf-i
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PETER COOPER'S
PEETNRn H-.l --ralr
EJsIETSS,S"
Z EtIR, l T kiR q. .; s iA.zEEs;t :

viii tsPOWDEh. Plt09E loeiEs'A ~ al
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O., Ii Sse y = " W y ipSfP '5d at tie
oTered % pevnrr
~ shH Prove that us them has rys1fajd AeoJ,n-
DIRE, pFtstTsefs co1;ens" fs -.7z 49, ~ = n 81 49,.
GIL $50 - ~ KsO|8!ss EALFORn. LgoE.s,' F,
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W. - fsve bSSn " Epotate., 20 lfs t1W7
bFstahTs With
70 acquainted with The prSce, making vhy fsis
Iy Ridiculous; hut 10 tho PutNc gebTafy3 ecIloR
tie in' ash cAt " has euniAliol Ia ruth
FWbht faAds' hOnp PTaB, rlrc ishs HronJS ipo
'sei vh Tot ss'er ns i 70 Pass fcugi i S fraf
,t.un te tTodUgtsB ~ lsgL head
On 90. aud Vhioh easops The afonyaud en jlL
ether psrs4ag Nv sESas mind Bss eoau te
Stroiisse Tc, lois Soc ~ Va defend us phg zs
" F. ..-
The abnS Tesrd WI - ral 70 sny oas Who IN Btosef re
~
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wish To- ssrtls on - I'D ne J9af EiFeffo Ehsu ne
other
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s.'iiur-1. Trsrry - o.. SSfAsNsbz TflfIeyTUa u
PSws have no fstrysb % scr seT sEsre houe ca is5 a.
near Nortsm& Goa vhgs- - nave hand
1mesi.s qura from rp f8a rttrg 70 sbe hnssl made
in AeEiss M-rcliartl
ft 6idr " ~ Aorsifts furos 81 saoFS 4 ssJszy
0f ~ ~ baltimore pris ~ ..-a- At.
auso-1u
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/ .AM ECAN TEL,
''' RioIfAosp, va. > "a -

=, OPPDSIfkf TBE NEW 'UUSIUA-HOUSE-s !,
e.. '.rri thlsEtKbER DpFkIa Popriesor ~
rENHE uurSEned ,sNiuy tS<ea s Hofse RESPECTFULLY ar
noeass. IT, 'a9' e hi friend: saa The pSse and sel,
Il He ha removed ay tie Hot ana yin RON thls
give h psronaf md undvitdl Ak=ntion
hopes 70 give sasfAcn 10 all who TIE
Hl tables are supp win all The 6eacs OF tire
VIII srxys be fufnsshea erh r beio that ne
ood ssrvsn have been selected and n xu,,,,
ay Al all lss prompt pArtiAr sisenten.
ant--6 y u Ii > . "a ALkX. puVII.
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! ~ 10 TIlE any lAkD, COUNTRY TRADr. =
hnIts bs.t btsnd IEypr absns ~. . Ia 3 I,
Il .rr'- go bofe 30 10 BSneh
III 9 tfiafIb1- % eS Ndss Do
II - f5n qrAr,er XXI % sf1 de- So . %, a
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N g-iSn Sirfdoc c;arst Eiuss -.
il. lfn boIr1 Fir- Crretsr7 No a nsst anaihy
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src-hC a a ~ L.
TIC tbsye rct are al otte qAlH Aysus heen rursas
4, eIrnry iE r.i-s TIN orng them sFiaiy
Il o,IAi 1r-. JUAN lgZINPs -, ri.
II .. " -IunorteT and WLalssal- lsA,er m
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II dss 81 = .tE ID IL Richmond. Y.
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GAPS ialfs q .zrI ?
Of all conceivable patterns qssit nom cor6 20 tf
aaeaL. II = fss+1ll I : : =
LAEJsS, Puts q -1ao-K - 4,
from lovpreei % the me quAts. part
Scs, Blue and xed COMFY ss flek, Genet MsaLi.n ar
in DO English ard Russian Rish da EnslA and M
T., sesr.a1 s31TEss MHx ds s,oae ft5. ir Ne, with fs
TskvsLLIsG sEd PACKING Tsu Ks @ SuPEr Bsos mi
BAElLAs Ae A. which AN dfptRd 70 s whoesaie of re-
tail, On tie most accommodating t-i y 80 - ~
seal .,, : i'z gins a. AN IT., ?,
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. pUkE 8 mrrcilEsolr....Tg 2

sisOekks! COMMISSION FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
A1'n NrsN sss ace, es 20 81 cbTrss Hoss.
hhP oonAey on hand se slsst,d stock Of Family Orr.
oerie suitable Tor county ard trade me- ~, ~.
e pTsonal attention 20 e sales Of Tobacco what co
~, ana Al KINDS OF eocnirJ Produce snpsssd 70
been engaged IN the above nearly ten
yiei sstnea shat tg usks 70 ne bc
Vosdhle, and I'll faralsh bs os1
sa2 nrnsh bas 20 those thai viii sku " eonrisa
nnsns- % Ers,n ~ 49, u -I.I i. ~. = - -
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MANUFACTURERS

a LEBiEI SsUlRA nee.
- 49, CAPIIA OVER 1ss,000,o00. -,.., ,-,y
TIE "MtTtAE BENEFIT CoMPANY.rr,s e
yHvs iAks Rshrod MA pave Ms p.ysdens,
u Jot Issrref Viii. ilstCgF --cl
. m.kss Annual DIV lend Of IS per Only lhs
mum Vows scei = sar m oAsh'A given
other hslh credit Of the nos
No Company istr eapit.i th- AMOUNT Al Tlsk
- $3.50 -5,sT ' KNOWLES a, wkLPaRDs Aassss =
no sN~f-t 49, ttt-HH~ rtr
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.sPAPERHANGIsCs
~ PHOIS n ERv

LvEn w lst..-P aeh,rs wstsTs ana ussio,. arSp
spn. 80 snp sfasy ladies' Cream sf st hssisfi
pe ira md Drspert epoo ,nd D,sss " w
!A psfnsi Adelaide. BruusSr hrEdta ana .sss nae,
' sJie Vobaets, Cops Tumtlsa &C. ssls ~
- nd sts a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
Murder win Out.


Many of our readers will doubtless
recollect the circumstance Of a man
named Power. from Perry county, we
believe, having been found deadin the
canal at Harrisburgh, some years ago, on
the morning Of the day on which Cover
nor Bigler was inaugerated. The sup
position then was that he had been drink
ing to excess, wandered to the canal, ant
fell off bridge or boat on the ice, receiv
ing injuries sufficient to cause. death. Il
now turns ous that he was murdered. Las
evening we were informed that a murderel
recently executed in California, confessed
that be killed Power. After committing
the act, he searched the pockets Of BIZ
victim, obtained about eighty dollars in
money. aud the same night fed for th'
| West, reaching California IN safety wher'
he committed the murder for which b,
| was executed. He also confessed having
murdered three other persons. - Pitts
5rgh Chronicle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
Preserving Eggs.

Ihave recently read new and perhaps
good receipt for preserving eggs at least
two years, SO that at the end Of that time
they will be fit for either Matching OF
eating purposes. SkepticaI as your hum :
Bile servant has heretofore been on
that subject, he must confess that il
looks reasonable. Il is extracted from a
recent work published by Cooper & Yer
non, Of Media, Delaware county Pa.
entitled "Game Fowls. by J.W. Coope,
NJ. D." The following is the recipe
Dissolve some gum shellac in sufficient
quantity Of alcohol to make thin varnish
give each egg coat, and after they be-
come thoroughly dry pack them in bran
or sawdusi, with their points downward,
iu snch manner that they cannot shift
about. After you have kept them as
long as you desire, wash the varnish
carefully of, and they will be in the same
state as they were before packing ready Ell
ther for eating or hatching." This is from
good authority. as tile author Of the work
has been engaged for the last thirty years
in raising nothing but the best game
fowls; and as he has frequently imported
eggs, he invariably directed them to be
packed as above. and always had good
success in Matching them, Notwithstanding
the time and distance Of their journey. DR.
Cooper's game chickenery at Media is O
itself great curiosity and credit tt
any poultry raiser--JL L. W., IN Counh,
Gentleman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
The Creeds Of the World.

The following classification Of the in
habitants Of the Earth according to creeds,
is made by G. +. W. Dieterice, very
thorough and careful s,atistician and Di
rector Of the Statistical Department o.
Berlin. Taking the number 1900, ,0o0,.
600 as the total population Of the earth
he classifies them as follows:
Christians, $4,000, 900, or 95.77 pei
cent.
Jews, 5000, 900, er o.3s per cent.
Asiatic religions, 800, 900, 600, or 46.ls
per cent.
Mohammedan, l60,ooo,ooo or 1881
per cent.
Pagans, 2Oo.Ooo,ooo, or 1888 pc,
cent.
Total, 1900, O,0oo, 900, 100 per cent.
The 335, 5000, 900 Of Christians are g.
gain divided into
10000. 900 Roman Catholics, ,5o.7 pc,
100000 Protestants, 26.5 pei
cent.
100000 Creek Catholics, es7 pei
cent.
Total, 1856, 900. 100 per cent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
Scientific Discussion.

A most animated dispute occurred on
Cross Street few days ago between Ca
to Brown and Tim lotion. two factory
hands employed in one Of the tobacco fac
tories, well known for their extensive in
formation on all scientific subjects. The
question under discussion was the shape
Of the earth. Cato contcnded that il was
fiat aud stood on big rock, theory
which, when advanced, drew forth the
following dialogue:
Jim--You argurs dat dc world is fiat
and stands on a big rock--now l want
you 20 tole me what dat big rock stand
on?
Cato-Nigger, Use s'prised at you ig.
nerance! why il stands on annuder big
rock.
Jim--( Confident that he had bis op-
ponept cornered). But what does bole
Of dem rocks stand on?
Cato-(After moments hesitation.
Why, dar is rock all de way down.
Jim-(With a pompous air.) My col
cred friend, Use sorry to see such 'splays
Of remitigated obscurity in a gemman Of
your egsalted pertention; allow me who
has experienced superior opportunities, to
correct de very deroneous repression you
has, and inform y ou dat dis earf is round
and devolves on axles.
Cato--I knows how to depreciate dc
feelin dat promps you to distend to dis
nigger de information dat you furnish on
de question dat we is at present debatin'
and wild all reference to s'perior opportu
mites to which you take occasion TO pre-
lude, l must disagree wild you on the FREQ
ry dat you advances. Kase if de worlt
was round and turned on axles, wouldn'
de axle. trees broke down and spill all th'
people in de street? Answer me dat
1t is unnecessary to add Jim was utter
ly confounded by this overwhelming ar
gument, and forced to "knock under" t,
the superior intellectual attainments Of hi
opponent.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

i. W. Rust, engineer on the @. & I.
Railroad, met with q little incident last
night while bringing the Express down
from Toledo with his 'fast sailing" loco
motive, Defiance. He was something
ever an hour behind time and Of course
not disposed to stop for trifvs. When a
little this side Of Oberlin the head light
revealed lad on the track, swinging a
straw hat in one hand and handker-
chief in the other, in the most violent and
excited manner. Rust whistled down
the brakes and the boy continued wav,
ing his handkerchief and hat so earn
estly the locomotive nearly run him down
before ho got out Of the way. After the
train had stopped, the engineer backed up
to where the boy had stood, and got Of
to enquire how far ahead the break in the
road might be, for his head was full ol
eulverts washed away and bridges down,
but nothing could be seen Of the lad. Al
length he cspied an old woman standing
in the door Of a shanty, and he enquired
who it WAS that "hagged the train?" The
old woman smiled conciliatingly, and re-
piled: .sr
"Shure and / think it was my Dennis,
Sur. 1t was only bit Of his fun, and be
didn't name to do any HARM at all, Sur
He was indulging himself in little limo.
cent foolin' wild ye Sur"
Rust handed her quarter with re-
quest that she give the harmless Dennis
fogging to the extent Of about twent:-
five cents worth. and stopping into the
Defiance" put on the steam to make W
the time lost by Dennis "innocent fool
in'."-Geu. Dem. ..-..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
The Upper Dog In a Fight.

Several effusicns have been going the rounds
Of the press relative TO the respective merits Of
the Under and the upper dog in the fight, but
the following, which we find without credit, is
the best Of all:
Kind souls and soft no doubt, are they.
With livers passing white,
Who sigh in yearning, sympathy
For ''the under dog In the fight"
But it would bother one to tell,
Who hear their verses jog,
Which were the sorriest Of the two,
Tie doggerel or the dogl
But, OIL for words to "cuss the pup"
49, Whose coward pen conld write
In praise Of that mean, sneaking cur,
"The outside dog in the fight
The skulk whose early days were spent
No doubt in sucking eggs,
And now, full-grown, goes sneaking off,.
n, His tail between his legs.
The under deg, he clips and cries,
- And wishes he hadnt "gone in"
He finds that demons" is not his name,
And he secs that he cannot "win;"
He snaps and struggles, and howls and
whines,
And would run like whelp If he might
And longs to be, with his puppy heart,
The outside dog in that fi.ht.
But here's hurrah! for the upper dogl
There's grit in the wag Of his tail;
He pitches in if the fight is free, s..
With vim that viii never fail!
While tooth is left he scorns to yield,
Though the tug be ever SO tight,
And you'd swear by his locks he was made
The upper dog in the fight! Ito be
There's always something that stamps sue
With higher name than "luck," (cess
And he who wins is made of stuff
Whose sign in the world is pluck"
There's a curl in the tail, and a life in til,
.. hair
And the eyes have showing light,
Which tells to all of noble breed.
Of the upper dog in the fight!
Away with your dog whose heart is set
On a dry and meatless bone,
That sneaks aside, with thie,is look
And gnaws it and licks it alone;
Sigh for the pitiful pup that whines
At threatning growl or bite;
But cheer. for the dog who was born to be
The upper dog in the fight!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05
The Daughters of Malta.

A correspondent Of the Columbus g
zette, who is evidently one Of the frater-
nifty, thus enlightens the public as to the
object Of the latest "Secret Association"
Mn. ED1ro oR:--Many questions have
been asked in regard to the Daughters Of
Malta" who they are and what their OBJ.
|ject?
Their object is to relieve widowers,
destitute bachelors. dandiss, Hottentots,
and orphan male children.
For the widower the balm Of consola-
ton is procured, and administered with a
generous hand.
The destitute bachelor is supplied with
all that is necessary to make life happy
wife and buttons.
The dandy is kindly cared for and
transplanted to q richer soil. where the
brain will grow with sufficient rapid.
ty to gain ascendancy over the NOUS
tache.
The children have their rags mended
their faces washed. and are supplied with
water with which 10 wash their eyes and
noses.
Voluntary subscriptions are thankfully
received al all times for the Hottentots
(the poor heathens,) J
Hoping this explanation will prove sat.
isfaetory 70 this inquisitive public. We re.
main yours respectfully. BID.
N. B.--It is said that tue "Sons ol
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

BELLE.-A beautiful but useless insect
without wings, whose color fades on being
removed from the sunshine.
HEARr.--A rare article, someti mes
found in human beings. 1t is soon de-.
stroyed by commerce with the world,
or else becomes fatal TO its possess
sor. ...
HoUsEwIrERY.-An ancient art, said to
have been fashionable among young girls
and wives, now entirely out Of use, or
practice only by the lower orders.
VrRruE.--An awkward way Of acting
different from other people. A vulgar
word. It creates great mirth in fashion,
able circles.
MARRrAeE.--The gate through which
the happy lover leaves his enchanted re-
gions and returns to earth.
DEATH.-Au ill.bred fellow, who visits
people at all seasons. and insists upon
their Immediately returning his call.
FR1END.-A person who will not assist
you because he knows your love will ex-
cuse him. .-..
DocToR.-A man who kills you to-.
day to keep you from dying to,mor-
row.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-05

~A funeral cortege passing through
the streets yesterday, Mr.--asked a son
Of the Emerald Isle who was quietly
gazin,, upon the procession, in the full
enjoyment Of very short pipe, whose
funeral it was,
"Well, yer honor, I've not been fowl,
but it must ofthe gentleman in the cof
fin.
Having obtained this very satisfactor,
information, Mr.-passed on.-N J
Naws.