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sANFoRD's
Family CathartiC Pills,


Pure Vegetable ETtraets, and put up R Glass
Cases, AT Tight, and ,oiH Keep ia any eli
male,
The FAMILY CA1HARTIC Pill. Is e gentle hut ac-
tive Cathauc, Nhi hu Prop IietOT used Ia his pac
ice nUTe than tweuiy Aeats.
Tho constantly nicTeiritEI demand from those who
have long used Sire FILLS aud the satisfaction which
all press Teear their nse has me TO place
then withiutte Ttarh gl all Isl
The Profession well = that different Cahartics act
on different poltians uf he - bowels
Ths D AhILY CA-E ErHARTIC PILL
has, will due renee this we'll established fact
been Compounded br,Y.Tiety uf the pur,s YeFe-
table extracts, which uct - alike every par OF Tie
alimentHry canal, and are = GOOU aud SAFE iu all
cases where CathaTtic l. Z. needed, such as nE-
RANGEMENTS OF the = ZACH, SLEVPi-
MISE PAINS IN THE SldA OK AN LQINS,
GOSTINENESS, PA NIIAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE II ID v, ,rlfnm sudden cold which
frequently. II neglected, end ~ long course OF Fe-
yer, LOSS Oh ApfE. -lrl rE,a CHEEPlh SEN
SlTONOF COLD OYER lrfE BODY, RESTLESS-
MES HEAO-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Inhammaiou Diseases, Orms IA Children Adults
Rheumatism great PuthCr Of the Blood and uany dis
10 which flesh 10 heir numerous mention la
this advertisement, Dlse, TO 3.
PRICE 30 CENTS.
~ The Liver lnNguIuiNT hnd Family CAtharc Pills
ruuied BY Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
the Trade IN all the large lowns
1T w. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer aud pf0preteF
tNId&WRa Sh broadNav, New YaFk.
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AND
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HEAl4LTH OF AMERICAN WO-

Read Notices in The Tribune since Dec. /, 1858.
From mis- Excel llency, JANIS ID WESTCOTT, Governo,
o. Florida, aud ~ ember g. United States Senate!
For upwards Of twenty Fl years afflicted with
disease la family which the best medical aud surgical
talent IN iho country failed OurP but which Welded In
most salts ncorv manner tu the GTaefenber Remedies
conscienclUusly advise their use.
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ltvtland, Columns ( Cincinnati Railroad

~ = "
WINTER ARRANUEhif N g
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ 1859 PASSENGER Train leave Cleveland asiollov
30 A. NJ CINCINNATI Express stopnirg Berea, Ornf-
ton ~ GRANGE, WellinRiun, New London, Sa-
lem ebI unH AL stations south OF shelby
40 M Cincinnati Night PASSENGER stopping
tlons butweon leveland and Gallon, and at
gafutngton and Delaware; als0, stopping to
leave passengers atailstnfions south of f3aliOn.
CONNECTIONS.
Sheihy, eandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield Mt Nernon. Newark. Zane osyille Ho
Creatllns Pittsburgh ~ WaYue aud Chicago Hailruad,
for Forest Ipper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima, Vt
Wayne, Lkporie, Chcsfu, sc. West, and Hast
for Mansfield Wooster, Massillon, 90.
0alion and helleuuaine Railroad Line Marion ness
fontaine, Sidney union, nfunoie ln1anapOlis
Iorft Haute ,VIuOounes, Evansville i.uuisFills
'piTo, Sc. Louis, &C.
be ava siJton and Cincinnati Line nr Springfield, O.
iyayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati WohInoHd iu-
dianap0 Terre Haute, 81 l.iIs, he; aHd vt
UinG nnatt With tbs OHIO 3 hliHsisaippi Rail
road iur Louisville aad al points ON the Ohie
River.
Cslanbua Ittle Miami and Columbus and Xenia Rail-
rad, for Nenia, payUnt Indianapolis, IbTTa
lfaute, 81 Louis Morrow, Infelaud and TIM
cinnati, and with the Ohio ant Mississippi Rail
road AZ Ciucinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Caro-, St Louis and al lp uts on the Ohio riveT
Csluabus Eunira Ohio Railfuad tot Newark ZHuesyio
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Pqun and Indiana
Railfoad for Piqua, Ufhana, &c.
~ For Tickets " n points and Information apply at
tbs Union Ticket Office. 81 superior street. or al the Pas
genger Station. -
ulavalord Nav y 1870
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NEW YORK srocK MARKEr-Dee II.

fBY TELEaEAPH.l
sseoni Boarl-Prces without much change, and gener
ally steady.
etd l7k; III t9isi Gal t73si Chi 64At Read ~;
Ere "a
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COMMERCIAL.
Rsusv Of the Olsvsland wholesale Produce
narhst. for the ussk sndinR pee l9. 1899.

Review Of the Cleveland wholesale Produce
Market for the veok ending Dec. i2, 1888.
The ps, has been another qusf week with only sieady
moderate home tu,ns,s doing The receipts Of slea' have
very light and been restricted 20 carload
two day This doubt Attributable IN great meas
$3.50. urs b Interior but hoss hat
Ell atuppy aeeguat The hons demand cannot be relied on
There vy large wheat In store
which mers WI doubt be compelled to resort 20
o. keep their mills Floor arm, and moderately ao'vs
Corn and other varieties grain a In light receipt and qu
Rut,sr b.,irpro.d again and Is in active demsnd Eggs
also are 10 good inquiry advanced Seeds have rn
quiet housh h're some demand for clover for the Clio
einnaa market inside figures Purchases for
shpmentthither made g. lbs the bushe and effort
being made shippers herr % make that weight sho
stsndsrd IA THIS market, a. Already IS in large portion Of
-tA.. thssiais,
a Pork and pork products are tho main Items Of
adays but there excitement the Pack
mostly reluctant over s6n buthe receipts at
lisa present quite moderate and there enough who
Hnxibvs be huy take the offerings an improvement
ti1aQ on last weeks quotAous.
whistsy and closes quiet quota.
81 bl. tions.
Among the noteworthy items Of market news the arrival
.s-r-. ! Of sugar and molasse Of this years
s t BEANs-Ths market Qulst with oees,Oa, sac ats
i3as yi of7seasl.
t BUTTRR-Ths for active good
qaatiss Of roll have sold readily for shipment i5eai6c
Very nice samples ios city viii bring something
faf cHEEsEIsGuiet Common good dairy sells skc@
u y. sac, and Prime heavy At 9d9he.
EGGs There has been steady export demand and prices
have advanced. closing nrm at lse.
FRUITS Green apples selling at Si7sGs2 per brl
according qualify Dried DO qust Ced6Ne per 10
Dried peaches quiet With occasional light lsGi5
o per No. oranerries are IN good supply and sell at sSs
h per br ueeordins 10 ioeondion Foreign fruits are steady
former prices
Ila FLoUR-Thee has been change within the week fn
9q nsEksts steady With fair home demand Prices range
s5@sS for common to choice Ohio extras sud sSes
i. choice white wheat double Rye -four ha
sold steadily by The drayoad at sIS BuekwheAt has de
eued and sells 81 In bulk and s2.l2d2 % in sacks
dRAIN-w -wHEAr-Receipts have been very lignt and no
sufficient for the supply Of the local demand and pes hav
farther A the close red Is worth Sl2@2 OF
and whit iqss2 The sale, Of the latter are yer
rev and between.
CoHs-There have been a couple ofsales Of sheed
6lc which is highest figure good quality
oaTs-Are and Grm At 4o(l4lc.
W BARLEr-Qiet nominal t65eG2e Tor good to prlm
.ru Ohio.
RTR-ls in light receipt. and good article ends sale
S0c
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

An rsrment for he Of Nocturnal FnissIOns more
properly known Seminal Weakness &C. Can bo peIna
nehy cured fifteen days to months by the use
Vi this instrument when used conionty with medicines
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Roil Noo0e.
0lSTsllad and Pliis6uIqh Rail Road.

VIUVUIuHu hhu FIIIsDuIgl KhlI AOhu'
M
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
V0 TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
NY itth, lsse. = IRAlNs LEAvE CLEVE-
Hit5 A. .hail Tor fiitsbureh Whernr and New York.
tt5 ?. m-Accommoduton ioi Weilsyille hiiiisrs-
hurfh
SIS p. P.M.--Exrrcss, for Pittsburgh wheoims
Jhoo.t5 A. NJ. and s.1J n Irains make dlreoteoa.
necti M with Pom. X, r. for Baltimore, phndelt a,
New York and Boson Ale2 with BAIT OhiO X. n. fof
pls 81 Train also connects Hudssn ios Akron aud
MillcrshufFh.
T Time hy this route a. quick and fare NiAAe the sans
A. By Northern Lines % hss Ygrk , -.
y n MYERS. q r Aesnt bssi9
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DR. j. F BRIDGE-DeurSir Some two wears 60 an in
tmaie female niend had be en- suffering from falling
womb. whites aDG deThged metstrultiou, toget with
the nding symptoms clearly aescr bed in aVeI
tisements aud pamphlets She mad the very hest med cal
SSH thus city unit ire y fated and her phys
final told her at he though her life might possibly bo
prolonged little longer under the most iudicOus
treament. For two frr that she sink
when came in your Office Mt this Graefenberg Medical
Institution and re ted her symptoms. As conf
dent Of the Gracfenbsrg srshalls Catholcon reey
ing her she dischaIge al the physicians aud tried IT, tho
dOubngy Proyidrntialy, Il Kelley her quickly aud
bOtt entirely cure her Since then, tor two years
there has been any eurIence OF the complaint ana
she Is strong active and healthy, when yenng girl
n
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Ia 90 E.:...a.......i71 l;..ss1EEE.. In
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ Raj, ROAD.-TiATE TABLE No 10
Toteke effect and after Thursday Februiry TO- 1853.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland 10 Young3- fohhgsiUUa 20 Ctees
t0rH iaaS.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BgDFopD n, Coshocton Co. o., May "A, 81
Mr.. IT, d, K-N0sLEH-Sir I'VE been ling the med.
icnes of the Sraete berg Company for the last ten year,
and have nyarahly found them TO give cd sat sacon
and the Pills sold to nTea many famiiies Iegus
laTy their tea md coffee. and with they have
become staple article MhrshnPs Ut Ten CaholCOn IS
medsine that has don4 great amount OF GOOD Female
Diseases one lady SOD Y to told me 81 had yed
btpeht from bJttle than she did from long
clans. JAMES VIII SfjS
The Graefenberg MarshalIs Uterine
Catholicon
Is offered certain accom- uniel with tue following
symptoms
Irregular iesWenkness- Faintness--Derapged Appe-
ue-Sallow CompleXion- Pain In the Back and
kidneys-C lls-Cold Aands and Feet
BlOa,ing--F 0Vershness-Neuragfa--
Head che-Res'l' ssness--
Disturhei Bleop--F lushes Of Heat
General Pain--CawlIE and Pain In
in the Spine and between tie ShOulders-AGid
StOmachNausea- Difficult passing Of Ufipe, with heat
imartng-tchiug, Buining or Irritation ia the
Urine Organs-NightmaTe-De Despaia-Hys-
--An1ely----Red FacC---
Nervous Twitching -Starting-
CousiTpaiOn-Irritable TenI eT-Sad.
ness-DepTuvpd Appel ite-Flatu ence-Rloat
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreams
Pains IN Ute ne Organs Nun Jnes and Pains In Limbs
ESod b. City Druggists and edcine dealers
out the country.
~ For Medicines or Agencies. address
II. Is. KINGSLEY, c. ryeland.
nuvl2:dAw General Agent for Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
mo. 82.1 AN ACT

NO. 81. AN ACT
To enable Associations Of Persons, for
the Improvement Of any Mineral or
Medicinal Springs in Ohio, to become
Bodies Corporate.
Section +. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
any number of natural persons, not less
than FIVE. may become a body corporate,
with all the rights, privileges and powers
conferred, and subject to all the restric-
tions of this act.
Sec. I. That any number Of persons
as aforesaid, assoeiating themselves to-
gether for the purpose Of improving any
of the mineral springs in the State Of
Ohio, and making the same proper and
suitable place for the reception and &C.
commodation of invalids and other visi-
.ors, shall under their hands and seals
make certificate, which shall specify as
follows: First-The name assumed by
such company or association, and by
which it shall be known. Second-The
number Of mineral or medicinal springs to
be improved as aforesaid, and place where
situated. Third--The amount Of capital
stock necessary, and the amount of each
share thereof. Such certificate shall be
acknowledged before justice of the peace,
or other proper officer, and shall be for
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20

pose the southern district, and be at
tached to the southern lunatic asylum
located at Dayton, to-wit: Scioto, Ad.
ANS, Brown, Clermont, Clinton, Green,
Clark, Warren, Montgomery, Miami,
Butler, Prebls, Darke, Mercer, Shelby,
Aug!aize, Allen, Van Wort, Highland,
Champaign, Logan, Paulding, Putnam,
Defiance, and Henry.
If, at any time, either of said asy-
lums cannot accommodate the patients
Of the district tc which it is attached,
said patients may be transferred to
the asylum Of either Of the other dis
tricts which may at tho time have room
for said patients, said transfer to be
made with the consent to the resident
trustees of the two asylums.
Sec. 2. Said original section two is
hereby repealed. This act shall take
effect and be in fore from and after the
certificate required by the first section
of the act entitled "an act to constitute
the county of Hamilton separate dls-
trict for lunatic asylum purposes, and
provided for the erection and govern
ment of an asylum therein" passed
March 10, 1857, shall have been filed by
the commissioners of Hamilton county
with the secretary OF state.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
E. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro tenn. Of the Senate.
March IA, 1869.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
mo. 76.) AN ACT.

10 amend the second section of "an act
to provide for the uniform govern
ment and better regulation of the
Lunatic Asylums of the state and
the care Of Idiots and the Insane"
Section l. Be at enacted By the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State ofOhi 0, That
the second (2d) section of act to, an
provide for the uniform government
and better regulations of the lunatic
asylums of the state, and the care of
idiots and the insane," passed April z,
1856, be go amended as to read as fols
lows: Sec. 2. The following Counties
shall compose the northern district,
which shall be attached to the northern
lunatic asylum, located at Newburgh,
to-wit; Williams, Fulton, Seneca, Wood,
Ottowa, Sandusky, Lucas, Erie, Huron,
Lorain, Medina, Cuyahoga, Summit,
lake, Geauga, Portage, Ashtabula,
Trumbull, Mahoning and Columbiana.
The following counties shall compose
the central district, and be attached to
the central Iunatic asylum, located at
Columbus, to wit: Stark, Wayne, Fa-
yette, Madison, Union, Marion, Hardin,
Wyandot, Crawford, Morrow, Delaware,
Franklin, Pickaway, Ross, Pike, Jack
son, Vinton, Hooking, Fairfield, Law
renee. Licking, Knox, Ricbland, ASH
land, Holmes,s Coshocton, Muskingum,
Perry, Morgan, Athens, Meigs, Gallia,
Washington, Noble. Guernsey, Tusca.
rawas, Carroll, Harrison, Jefferson, Bel
mont, Hancock, and Monroe.
The following counties shall eomr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
73.) AN ACT.

ONO. 10 AN ALL.
To authorize the sale of surplus copies
of the laws, journals, and executive
documents. 5Gs iAs grgeef ~aa
Section /. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral assembly of the State of Ohio, That
wheneyer,in any county in this state,
the laws, journrls and executive docus
monts ordered by law to be distributed
have accumulated, or shall accumulate
beyond the numberrequired for immes
diate distribution, and for the probable
future wants of such county, the coun.
ty commissioners shall authorize the
clerk Of the court of common pleas of
said county to dispose of gratuitously
to all public Libraries within tho coun-
ty as may be. desired by. them for Ii.
brary purposes, and to sell such sur.
plus copies at public sale, at such time
and place and upon such previous no.
tice as they may require. The clerk
shall pay all moneys arising from such
sales into the county treasury, and all
such moneys shall be considered a
part ofthc general revenue of the coua !.
ty. ~''F-f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
(No. 79) AN ACT
To authorize County Commissioners
to fill vacancies in certain Gases,

ono. 79) AN ACE
TO authorize County Commissioners
to fill vacancies in certain 6ascs;
Section 1. Be it enacted By the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, Thst III
any county in this state where the Of
fee of county coroner becomes vacant
it shall be the duty Of the county audl-
tor of said county to notify the totfa-
missioners Of such vacancy, and Upon
the receipt of said notice the commissA
toner's shall proceed Immediately to fill
such vacancy by tie appointments Of q
suitable person, who shall, after having
given bond and taken an oath as now
provided by law, serve until the next
October election, or until his successor
is elected and qualified. -tE
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
.t'.. E. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro tenn. OF the Senate
March IA, 1852
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
7S.) AN ACY

ono. 7S.) AN ACE
70 provide for districting any county
IN the State, where the Commission
ers of said county have failed to dis
trict in accordance with the provis~
ions of an act to amend an act, pass
ed April 13, 1862, entitled "an act
for the assessment and Taxation of
all property in this state, and for
levying taxes thereon, according to
its true value in Money passed April
II, 1858.
Section 1. Be enacted By the Gen-
eral Assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That
in any county of this state, whore the
county commissioners have failed to
district their county, at thcir June ses.
sion in 1858, in accordance with the
provisions Of section thirty three of an
act for the assessment and taxation Of
all property in This state, and for levy.
ing taxes thereon, according to its true
value in money, it shall be lawful for
them, and thoy are hereby directed to
district said county at any subsequent
meeting oil said commissioners, prior
to the first Monday in April 1859,
Sec. 2. This act shall be in force from
and after its passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
I e. BA SSETT LANGDON,
President pro tenn. of the Senate.
March IA, 1859.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
(No. 74,) AN ACT

(No. 74) AN ACT
TO amend section one of the act enti.
tied can act to amend section &C Of
an act entitled an act to- provide for
the creation and regulation of Incor-
porated Companies ir the State OF
Ohio" passed March 4, 1858,
Section 1. Be it enacted By the Gen.
erat Assembly of the State of Ohio, That
section ore of tho act entitled can act
to amend section sixty six Of an act
entitled an act to provide for the crea-
tion and regulation of incorporated
companies in the state of Ohio, passed
March 4, 1858, be, and the same is here
by so amended as to read as follows:
Sec. /. That from and after the passage
of this act it shall bo lawful for any re-
ligious sect, denomination o. associa-
tion, fire company, or any literary, sci
entitic or benevolent association, other
than colleges, universities, academies
or semnaries, within this state to elect.
at meeting of u majority of any orr
ganizcd synod, presbitery church par-
ish or other religious or ministerial ass
ISOLATION, fire company, literary scien-
tific or benevolent association aforesaid
ony number of their members not less
than three to seIve as trustees or di=
rectors, and one member as clerk, who
shall hold their office during the pleas
ure of the society or association, provi.
ded that where by the laws or regula-
tions of any such synod, presbytcry,
church, parish or other association a.
forcsad, now or hereafter organized,
any members thereof less than three
have charge of tho property or cons
Germs thcreo such members and their
successors shall be invested with the
po wers, privileges md immunities
granted to trustees and directors of re.
ligious and other societies, by the pros
vision Of the act entitled an act to proc
vide for the creation and regulation of
incorporated Companies in the state Of
Ohio, passed May l, 1852, and the acts
amendatory thereof, upon their being
recorded by the recorder of tho county
in which such synod, presbytery, church,
paash or other association shall be To- 4
Gated, proper certificate of the cleo
ton of such members and tho corpo-
rate name adopted by such synod,pres-
bytery, church parish or other associa-
tion, to be made by their clerk, secre-
tary or other like officer, which certif-
cate shall be recorded by such recorder
IN the manner provided in section six.
ty seven Of the act entitled "an act to
provide for the creation and regulation
of incorporated companies in the state
of Ohio" passed May 1, 1852.
Sec. 2. That the act entitled "an act
to amend section sixty-six of AN act
to provide for the creation and regula-
tion of Incorporated companies in the
state Of Ohio, passed March 4, 1858,
be and the same is hereby repealed,
provided that all rights, powers and
immunities acquired hereunder shall
no be affected theaebH, and that this
act shall take effect from and after It's
passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
e. BASSETT LANGDON,
President, pro tenn, of the Senate.
Mornh IA 19hO ..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
This act shall take effect upon its pas

WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the: House of Representatives
'J Q-t Il. BASSETT LANGDON,
President, pro tenn, of the Senate
March II, 1859.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-05-20
WILLIAM b, WOODS.

WIILIAM b, WOODS,
of the House Of Representatives
e. BASSETT LANGDON,
President, pro tenn, of the Senate.
March IA, 1859.