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Ladies' Washington National Monument
Society.

While the numerous distinguished Fresma-
sons from the several States of the Union were
in session at Chicago, their wives had meet
ing, and formed constitution and bylaws to
regulate tho working of an association to collect
funds to complete the Washington Monument
now stuck in the mud near the Potomac in tho
federal city, and stuck for want Of funds
Mrs. FrsLAY N. KING, Of New York, is Presi-
dent. Vice. Presidents were named for most of
the States; these are to name in each county Of
tho State treasurer to gather monument do
nations. The wives Of the Masters of all Ma
sonic lodges to be ex.oficio collecting agents.
The Woe President for Ohio Is Mrs. WN. B.
HrBBARD, Of Columbus; for Kentucky, Mrs
JoHH @. BREcKESRIDoE, Of Lexington; for In
diana, Mrs. WM. SHEETS. Mono but ladies are
members, except the Big Treasurer In Wash
ington City. Whom the women take hold th'
monument must rise.
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The Strike at Bergen TunneI.

New YORK, September Is.
In consequence of the Fri, Railroad being
blocked up at the Bergen tunnel by the lsoor-
ers, who refuse to let any trains pass until inc
arrears of their pay are forthcoming, the coLS'
pany has dispatched q steamboat to Piermout
70 carry thither the passengers destined for the
west, aud to bring to this city those detained
there that have arrived by trains from tho west.
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The Ohia State Fair.

The State Fair ia to be held this year at
GAINESVILLE. We invite all who wish to spend
few days from home to avail themselves Of the
occurrence there of this great State agricultu-
ral and mech ancal exhibition, to visit this hos-
pitable town this week. The railroads offer
half-fare tickets, good from tomorrow, the
opening day.
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san Juan OH the Pacific, and the Pacific
Mission of General scott.


The demand made upon the great general OF
he day to repair to the Pacific, and by pacific
measures adjust the vexed question asto Amer
can military occupation of tho Island Of saS
Juan, is meritorous recognition of the warri'
,r'spower as paoifcator. The day will come
yhen the navies Of the world will ride in the
,arbors of Puget Sound in Washington Terri
ory, and the commerce of the Indies will pass
,ver the numerous railroad tracks that must
cad from her seaports across Ohio to the At
antic. Success to tho mission Of the great
,enerall
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Later from Havana.

NEW YORK, September 8.
The steamer De Soto has arrived from Ha-
ysna with dates to tho 18th inst.
A royal decree had been promulgated, giving
the Cabans nearer approach to popular rep
resentarion.
Tho weather was cool, and the health Of the
city so much improved that there was scarcely
any sickness in port.
The sugar market was stsgnant, and freights
without Improvement. Exchanges continued
dull,
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A North American Masonic Congress

A North American Masonic Congress.
Incipient steps were taken at Chicago on the
14th inst to form confederation of Masonic
Grand Lodges. The plan formed is to be sub
mitted for ratification to the several Grand
Lodges Of the United States; when five of
them formally agree to tho articles submitted
by the convention, the Congress is to assemble
aud be regularly constituted organization,
to adjust equitably and permanently all agi-
tated questions for the benefit Of Masonry.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-19
Railroad Accident.

BosroN, September II.
Mr.. Davis and wife, Of New Orleans, while
crossing the track Of the Worcester Railroad in
a carriage, yesterday, were struck by loco
motive. Mrs. Davis was thrown over two
story building close by, and instantly killed
Mr.. Davis was severely injured.
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MARRI

MARRIED,
GARR1TT-HILL- On the lith inst, BY the Rev
Nathaniel i'oyer. MIR. Edwin Garritt to Miss Ellen
W. Hili all ofthis city.
Recorded VOWS Of love
In Heaven foreer abide,
Aud none shall part save One above
The bridegroom and the bride. HARRIg.
Philadelphia ledger and Now York Sun please
copy.)
EY-ROUDYHOUsER- Sept. IS, by the
Rev. A. NJ smith, Mr.. VIM 7 Wooley to Miss Bar
bria Roudyhouser, all Of Dayton, Ohio.
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The Storm at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September II.
Tho equinoctial storm, which commenced
yesterday, has greatly increased in violence.
The wind blew heavy gale all night from the
east, accompanied with torrents of rain, which
still continues.
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CINCINNATI
TEsTIM ONIALS,
AFrom Ex-Governor Corwin.

"Dr. EaliA'g g extracted Corn for me. Ihad su,.
tered much an long with II. I had tried many rem.
edies. without success. From my present feeling
have little doubt but the cure will be permanent.
rhe operation was pe form cd In few minutes, and
was attended With no pain W hatever.
,.ser gr "TH0s. CORwIN.
cincinnati, SsptOmbor II. 1850"
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The foreign Arrival.

3 We have meager reports by the Borus'ia W
10 the Sd inst. from London. Nothing is fur.
nishsd in reference to the steamship Persia.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

NE wv ADVERTISEMENTS.
Peruvian Syrup;
SOL UTI0N OF PROTOxIDE OF IRON,
RIiDICALLY CURES THOSE DISEASES
nv where other medicines are of no avail, among
DYSP EPSIA,
Affec tions Of the Liver, Dropsy, NeT.
ralgia, Bronchitis, Insipient Con.
sumption, Bad State Of the
Blood, Boils, Carbuncles,
scurvy, Piles, Com.
plants peculiar to
Females, Gene
raj Debility,
! All Dissa.es which require II Tonic and
Alternative HEoedciIie.
Read what theee clergymen, who reside IN New
England, W here the Peruvian Syrup has had the
fullest trial. say of it.
The R'v John Pierpont says: ""My own experience
30, vince, that tho Peruvian win continue do
con 'ssfu battle with disease and that all the con.
eSt i Msrrss ss bSlaa will h9S do not hesitate
Theh mend the Peruvian Syrup to any whose hah.
ns LIABLE to sSs
Billy thur b. Fuller "susering much from
The Rev. A, rs headache, exhaustion and loss OF
sssPsih, i', ,p sinee which Isyo Gsen mu:|
stronger, and my h, freq. enc W.
both IN severity yaIa, ana A. Pope 81 have not been at
o;tns he Hgt With bos since took the PERUVIAN syrup
three years yssT Spdon GsT obi 9TH duty eSs to the
pubic to express col 4depSo in those Var
syrup as safe and o SssasS coeSu ns snt upon dOr
Tfe Tbe lev Thomas whittcmoe "ss muscle. mI new
-, .gor. buoyancy of spirits, elasticity o, Ike nina
" VI ye no doubt that in cases Of paralysis eedun
AVA repsia and especially OF dropsy, itmay AN any
ste, ed with greater prospect OF success IL N
the, medicine in use among us" WAN,
The Rev Ephrsim Mute, Jr.: ~ have found ~ u
reer II aTa and am Convinced iRat it has rsnariah
4. ers ionic and promoter OF lhsens'ple pefSpn
atiol Rev. Thomas e. Pons: "It invlgorates the
The. system, and inspires degree of physical en-
Sn RebnS mrca fhe effect ss on he d.
The Rev. he general Z ne Of tho S, stem W IS i'm.
&eston and 7ehoial 1t has proved Just the tonic
hat wanted Webster: ''To those who arc af.
The Rey. NJ r. osia or derangeneSt es of the lyei
tud stomach, l WON, efoctual remedies that j
'yrup' as one of the MOB.
have ever known" "Ihave found such ben.
The Rev joseph II. Clinch: ration that haveno
fetal re ulrs from its adminisl ds who we're suffer-
le,iIat ted to recommend IL To freL generally relax
ing from physical prostration, ora
condition uf tho system" I'd grea relief
The Rev. A. Jackson: II have deris> thatphast
from it in an atrck Of the pi es and troh ptoms oil
+ dyspepsia, one of the unpleasant sym. ,
which IL too eager appetite 'tOny
The Rev. }. Pearson, ir: In f:bity, L Is no. 'sa
p1riSeE inip 'as "a soyeprsn pTs nd remady
Prot. n. Vtalis herh: "Eor all the protean forms
If disease aud innumerable complaints that are com
pretended und.r tho popular but somewhat vague
tarms of nervousness and dyspepsia, believe the
Peruvian Syrup to be o yeritablc specific"
FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
EaJ-Princpal Office No. l2S Fourth-stree., Neaye's
Building. j. "a. HsRRISuN,
shn u Gnneral AGENT fOr the Mesnrn Statea. |
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From H. Bruce, Esq, CoVlngton, KY

"Dr. Ealing performed an oN Faioh on my rect
urarly two years ago, which has gwen iu satlslae'
ton in performing aperfsc; cure. H. ohuoN'
"Cincinneti, September 6, 1852"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-19

WITH GRATEFUL THANKS TO THE
w ladies and gentlemen Of Cincinnati and
neighboring towns. respectfully announces that not
withstanding tn. Increasing demand for bis profes
sional services, he can not possibly proong his stay
beyond Il day or two, and, however reluctant he
must leave to fulfill important engagements In tbs
south.
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From W. T. Crawford, ESD, Of the
Firm Of Arnold G, Crawford.

1.-TWO YEARS ago DR.. Ealing operated on a Bull
ion, then I'M very bad state. have now called to
thank him for the great relief and comfort have
since enjoyed. Tho large protuberance is now en-
tirely smooth. W. T. CRAWFORD,
"Cincinnah, August 20, 1882"
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FOR SALE BY ALI DRUGGISTS.
Eg-Prncipal Office No. l2s Fourth-street, Neaye's
Building. j. S. RaRRISUN,
sep 10 General Agent for the Western States.
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GaSr, JOSEPH P. BEGGS (late ol tno TDo, ,surer,
Beggs smith, 1. candidate for C9un'y ynye ,ntion
subject o the decision OF the oppoSiti'n N""
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-19
Buckeye Pile Ointment.

AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR THE
IN Piles. 1t has been fully tested, not only In
stitutons and never fails TO cure. Prepared AID for
sale by SURE, ECksTElN &C.,
soplo.c Opposite the Postoflice.
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l&rCHARLES SELDEN WIZ, 20 the h,s
candidsh, for County Treasurer, suhleI! ton.
cision Of the County Democratic ConVehtW''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18
Change.

Chanse.
We this week change our publication
day from Friday 10 Thursday, in order
that our patrons at Marseiles, Bowsher-
vile, Wyandot, and several other points
in this County. may be able to get their
papers day or two, at the furthest, after
publication. The Administration Of Jas.
Buchanan, in lis efforts at ecenomising
closed the spigo.-hole Of the barrel
while it leaves the bupg open--milIions
are being squandered upon political favor.
its in the South in the shape Of fat mai
contracts, while at many prominent points
in the North, they receive but one mai
each week. This, too, in the. face Of The
fact thst the Post Office Department is
supported almost excldsiveiy BY the
Nor.h--it has never, paid expenses in the
South Our people should make note
of these things, NJ NSls...
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

T. b. Peterson and Brothers, OF Phiadel.
phia, have surpassed themselves by commenc-
ing, in weekly issue, the re.pu blcation of Sir
Walter Scotts novels, at the low cost of 25
cents q number or five dollars for the compl etc
set, comprisieg thirty two stories. We are
very glad TO see so cheap an addition Of novels
SC, much superior in theirtone and morals--to
say noihing Of their genius--to watery trash
that is written, and read, we suppose. by fool
ish people nowadays. Better read the Wa
yelly novels, and reread them to the fifteenth
time, than to waste time and spoil good taste
over the blood and thunder or yellow covered
sensation novels. . The Petersons' have thus
far issued ten numbers, containing each no.
vel complete, VIZ: Old mortality. Woo, ,lstcols
Waverley, lvaphoe, Rob Roy, Quentine Dur.
ward, Guy Muhnering, Kenilworth,, The Alb
bot and I he Antiquary; and We would advise
all our readers 10 send to Messrs, Peterson 3
for u set Of these popular. and and undyinR
works Of the great novelist They are now is
sued at the rate Of one aweek. and tie whole
twenty six volumes can be had free of postage,
Ibysehding five dollars to the publishers. ALI
persons now have an opportunity here TO secure
his works, which has rever before been off red
and which may never occur again, The pre-
sent chance should be taken advantage Of by
NIL gfu TTr q 0flj rrf ..Nt
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

NOTICE is hereby, given that the job
IN of building bridge oversthe Tymoch.
tee creek, near the mill of John Fshl. in
Marseiles township, will be let to the lowest re-
sponsibe bidder or bidders, Ton Saturday.
August 20, 1859. by the Commissioners Of Wy
andot County, Ohio, who will sbelatthe place
of baldipg said bridge on said day forthe pur-
pose of contracting for said work Aplan and
specific ations will be furnished on. the da, Of
letting oiy.E .fss s1- gcr Z !bge ~
BY oroer Of the County Commissioners.
z ,.rr.s IS go.fa.s ri JASsaY.l S. iHOYT, !.
Aug5,'59. .6aa; tsgis = County Auditor,
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NOTICE.


=
III WHERE will be petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Wyandot county OHIO,
at the time Of their sessoniu September next,
to grant a vew-io alter'tha part Of tie uh-
ty TO d in Mifflin Township that.runs on the
South line of Sec.3, Us, n, l3 where5it truns
to the north, west Of Tynlochtee creek ntai. the
residence of John Mcbride, and running on
the north side Of the line of section 3 crossing
the Tymoctee creek to the west side and in
tersccting the section line about 8 rods dis.
tant from the creek. The alteration here
prayed for, to begin at the above mentioned
turn Of the road near John McBride's and run
ming ON the southside of said road line across
the lands of w.. B.-Slye and Henry Hest
near the north side of a branch that runs III J
to Tynochtee Creek, 10 a point distant about
SO rods from the beginning and about rods
north Of tile line Of section 8, thence in
southerly direction 10 interscct the line Of sec
ton at point about 2Drods east ofTymoch.
tee creek: thence parallel half the breadth Of
the road with the seclionline turning northa
suitable distance from the creek to 60 on to
bridge to be erected ac, oss the Tymochtee
creek about s rods north, of The section line
crossing the, creek to. the west side and turn
ing southerly to intersect the original road al
a suitable distance from the creek to go on to
the bridge n July 99, ,,59
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18
WHAT Do THE PHYSICIANS SAY orI

WHAT DO THE PHYSICIANS SAY OF
MLANE's yEnAFrGE,PRlpAnI ny FLEMING BRos.
" Listen to the testimony of an eminent
physician in favor of M'Lanes Vermifuge.
which IS now universally acknowledged 10 be
the best IN use; even members of the medical
faculty lwho are so often opposed to the use Of
patent medicines canrot withhold the appro
val Of this invaluable remedy:
LIND, Starr Co; Ohio, January 8 1879.
! have used Dir. NJ Lanes Worm Specific,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa, in
my rriyatc practice, and am prepared to say
that the unparalleled success with which /
have prescribed its usc, both for children and
adults, induces me to say the most in its favor
OF anyFpeciic or patent medicine ever before
brought tony notice The mode Of admins.
tration HE smallness Of the dose. and the GER
tainty Of its effica ious effect give Il in, my
opinion, decided advantage over any other
medicine of the kind before The public. telas,
Purchasers Will be careful to ask for DIR.
MLANE'SA CELEBRA TED tVERMlFUGE,
man ufoctured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts
buigh, Pa. All other Vernlfuge in compar.
son are worthless, rr. M'Lane . aennire 'ver-
mifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills, Gun
now be had at all respectable drug stores -
None genuine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18


As HERALD OF TRurH.-This is the title
Of new religious journal in New York,
conducted by Rev. John W, Major as ed
itor, and Rev. George Hewlings, assistan,
editor. The number before us contains
reportsof Sermons by Rev. George w.
Betbune, of the r. Dutch Church, Brook
lyn; Rev. H. c, spurgeon, Bapt, Churcl,
London Rev John McClintock, M. E.
Church. N. York; Rev. Lemule Haynes,
Cong. Church, Rutland. Vt. Its avowed
object is 10 dissiminate the views Of the
leading Divines Of the various Evangelical
denominations, and to perpetuate move
ment made last winter in New York, (by
means of gratnitous preaching in the
Academy of Music and other large build.
ings,) 70 make the Gospel accessible TO all.
Sermons are. therefore, the great feature
Of the paper. and four OF five will appe ar
IN each number Terms, 5000. Address
(price enclosed "Herald of Truth. 1870.
Nassau street.. New York. SO 81 ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

GH- oh, ye hard .hearted delinquent
subscribers! Why don't you bring the
editor some feed for his pigs? They'll
soon be SO poor that It will require two Of
themto make a shadow. 's.s.-a7
r. S.--The devil says he had to soak
the fat'estone this morning, in water. SO
that it woull hold "posthay." a
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t,sLColn,IV,7,eention l,I,7,e

TASSot f6t wyandot County without
respectto psfiy predilseiipns who are op,
posed to thsipfestns administration, in its
plant andsgcophantic suGserviency to the
dictstion Of Slaeeryg inits base deserion
ofthe righissof naturalized ,ciliz.ns who
mayfaldin.oithe bands of European tyr
anysand itssproaigate aud corrupt squan-
dsrIppg, Of HE public, moneys upon worth,
less fayoriies; andswho aresopposed to he
servility with which lis followers, in The
fleei State Of Ohio, do whatever dirty
work the jpartyybds them perform; are
requestsd-to meet NJ their several places
Of holding elections in The different town,
ships ON SATURDAY, 27 I'll DAY OF
AUGUST, and select delegates 10 meet in
couyenaion1inF FUppsrSandusky on TUES,
D4YSTHR E3pTH DAY oF5AUGUsT
1859. q ] CLOCK, P. NJ, to nominate
candidates forthe various oficesto be fill
ed a. the ensuing October election, as fol-
lows: ,y&spi pas rsqqJ ai ''.74u7al aoi,.f 70
~ Oncicandidate for the State Senate, to
represent the counties of Crawford, Sene.
Gu, and Wyandot. pdFt0 .1JASHJl
One candidate for State Boardof Equal
ization, for the counties of Crawford, Sen.
eca. and Wyando,; - z % -'+
0pp ~, pdidat., r,,r rRn,,oen,t,,;,,a D.. Il, .
Ohio, Legislature, from the counties ol
Wyandot and Hardin;n j., s,oisg +, 4.
-ls0nscandidaie for County Treasurer;
sOnescaadidate for Sheriff; . ssga 7ae
,ansOne as.O caHdidate for County Auditor;
DAG candidate for prosecuting Atty;
vaOne Candidate Tor Coroner, and one
candidate lior County Commissioner.
Each aTownship, vii. be entitled TO one
delegate ior. each twenty FIVE votes given
70 Judge Peck, at the last October elec-
tionand one additional delegate for each
fraction Of thirteen and over. 5oo2 a'ig
According TO this ratio the following
will be disappointment Of delegates
among, the several Townships. 9 al9a9i ,
crsaiyssa cfsai saAxos y Ss'sn sdsa Ii3r1 8
Tymochtee pv4@ 6 Mifiin Aso@Hd 2
Antrim 5 Rcblaud !s4il 2
Pitt nh ldIc .H4 4 Ridge Q
Sycam ore a Jackson j
Marseille5 AgFg3I E9g9zG W
n& &.%dixxAseFrx.aa. n " ..aZ sA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

TEo NSUMPTIVE ES.--The adver.
A. tiser having been restored TO health in a
few weeks, by very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe
Lung Affection, and that dread disease, Com
sumption,-is anxious to make known 10 his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure To all
who desire it. he will send copy Of the pre-
scripiien used drce of charge. with directions
for preparing andusing the same, witch they
will find sure cure for the Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object Of
the advertiser in sending the prescription is 10
benefit The afflicted, and lie hopes every suf
ferer will try his remedy, us it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing. Parties
wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
tfi fNf Willin sbtrr I nptp Isls NJ
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Uniog School.


UniOg School.
The Fall Term Of the Union School o
this place will commence on Tuesday, the
aad Of Adjust, !, MI. Harrison. the su,
perintendept,s will take charge, Of the
High School; Mrs. Dewalt, the Primary
Department Efr Miss Lizzie Mott, seconda.
fy~Dtparinsnts and Mrs. Williams, the
GraHafefa scKooi..saa slisi;. ,sselaa ai'Isli3
OF Miss Mott and Mr.. Harrison it is
,inhs cessdly tossy word-,hsir repputa.
tion as school teachers is well established d
inthis community aand is very enviable,
indeed. Il may be- well enough to re.
marx, however, that we have been assur-
ted,ahy the friends fMrs. Williams and
Mrs. Dswalt fbat they are well qualified
for the poaisionsthcy are about to assume,
and that shs Union School. under the
supervisiontohshe corps Of teachers en-
pioysd BY Tie board Il Directors. cannot
fail to be Ian. honor to our town. We
have these assurances from the friends Of
the teachers, and we hope they will SO ac-
quit themselves as not to disappoint the
most sanguins.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

Az There isa Democratic candidate for
Sheriff, not a thousand miles from this
place, who not only says he's going to
have an "easy Ching in dislancing his
competitors for a nomination, but also
swears he can beat any man who dares TO
run against him. Well, we'll see; the
people may have a word or two to say up
on that subject on the second Tuesday Of
October. Brag is a very good animal,
but then tberss another '.breed of dogs"
thatis said 10 be better.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18
"Thinss is Working,

Tho political csldron is beginning TO
simmer, and in q few days we suppose
it will boil,over..5 Candidates. are as thick
as flies aud as busy as "bees in tar bar.
rel,'' 6Of course they all have r'sure
Thing f---never sawfa candidate yet but
what thai'it aallGxdd" Wei gentlemen,
fight it out--il is none Of Your funeral -
Vixen the nominations are made and YOU
have it all done up according TO Gun.
ter.' we may have something to say up.
on the subject of who shall and who shall
not be elected. g~@94ilis f',gat
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18
Administrator Nctice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN the subscriber has been appointed and du,
ly Qualified as Administrator on the estate Of
Benjamin Winslow. deceased, late Of ws an.
dot County, Ohio III
Aug. l6, 80. ANN WINSL0W.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

EyThe Convention Of delegates from
the Counties Of Hardin and Wyandot for
the nomination of a Republican candidate
for Representative, will meet in Marseil-
les on Thursday. the lst day Of Septem.
ber next. ~ .a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18
Tn Eden Township, in this County
HARRISON CARR, aged forty years.
Withdra wal.
Mr.. EDITOR:

Mr.. EDIToR:
Having been announced as candidate
for County Auditor before the PEI ple's
Convention, and as there seems to be sew
eral olhercandidates for that position. who
are anxious for nomination, and as ie ell
no anxiety upon the subject. / thank my
friends for their kindness and ask leave to
withdraw my name The Office is very
desirable one, and one, Of course. which
Iiwould notrefuse to accept were it prof
iered to me by my fvllow.cilizens. but l
have no taste for a political contes: and no
disposition to enter into contest for the
nomination. You will much oblige me by
making this announcement.
s,ff II tse k.e-r,4 a aSATTSMA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-08-18

Lost rt a@ :E
A short time ago. Cameo breastpin
and coral bracelet. Anylperson finding
the same will confer favor by leaving i.
at this office. ftb s& %l MI NJ