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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
LETUS HAVE THB FACTS!
M AXE HIM ANSW Err!
w arren P. Noble S
CONNECTION WITH TIE
State treasury!

When Warren P Noble comes amongst
you, .citizens. declaring his innocence
of any connection with the DEFAUL-
TING STATE TREASURERS, ask
him whether he did not, through friend,
BORROW A LARGE SUM OF MO-
NEY FROM TREASURER GIBSON
to use in SPECULATING IN LAND
WARRANTS. g
Ask hin whether he did or did rot re-
ceiye TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the part he performed in the Seneca
County Bank Swindle, by which the
POOR MEN in the country who held its
notes were DEFRAUDED OUT OF
THEIR HARD EARNINGS.
Let him understand that he caunot
shirk these questions by wholesale denials
bring him down to the sticking point
and we will venture the opinion he DARE
NOT ANSWER.
Since he has sued us for TWENTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS DAM.
AGE for simply intimating that he had
something to do WITH THE BRESLIN
AND GIBSON DEFALCATION, we
call upon him and his friends to answer
these questions IF THEY DARE.
Toe the mark, gentlemen!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
A Nut for the infant Editor,

We clip the following from an article
IN the Hardin County Democrat, whose
editor was candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress against
Noble:
Col. Wilson. Editor Of the Pioneer at
Upper Sandusky published gross Libel
upon Mr.. Noble our candidate for Con,
gress.
Brother Ramsey, have you forgotten
that you and your friends, during the
struggle for the nomination for Congress,
and even in our town while in attendance
uponthe Convention, insisted that NOBLE
ought not to Le Nominated, for the reason
that his connection with the BRESLIN
and GIBSON DEFALCATION would
be used against him, and tha: it might be
the means of defeating your party i'll this
district again. You certainly have not
the hardihood TO deny this; and yet you
abuse us and tell your readers that we
have been guilty of libelling granny No
BILE because we have reiterated charge
preferred by you and your friends before,
and even Immediately after his nomination.
The least you say about this TREAS.
UR4 ROBBING matter the better for
you we've ''got the dead wood on
Vou''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
DESERVING by Scores.

In every Township in Crawford co un-
ty there are numbers of Democrats, who
arc earnest in their support of their can
didates, who have announced their deter.
mination to vote for JonN CAREY. The
man who is afraid to lave his Record
brought 20 light, who resorts to libel
suits to keep the people in the dark, is
not the man for them. MOBILES majority
in thus County, if indeed he carries it all
will not exceed $50. The old farmer
CARErs' uprightness and honesty have
endeared him to the people of this county
while MOBILES desperate efforts to keep
the ugly points in his record from the
people, has disguised scores who would
have voted for him. inferior AS he is, had
he faced the music as a MAN would have
DONE Bucyrus Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Give Me More !!

This is the cry of certain tcmav in
this county. notwithstanding one of them
has been COUNTY CLERK FOR Sly
YEARS; one of them SHERIFF FOR
SIX YEARS, and one of them Dcputy
Clerk for a year or two.
Fellow cit zers, if YOU have made ur
your minds to quarter this whole family
upon the county for the next twenty
years. vote for CURTIS BERRY Jr., fol
Clerk.
L! you have come to the conclusion
that there is no other set of men in this
county who are capable of doing you.
business for you, and that you will make
pensioners of these 6, Mt 'emen, vote for
CURTIS BERRY, Jr.
If, however. you think that these men
have had their shaIe, and .hat Curtis
Berry, Jr., has become rich enough off of
your hard earnings, vote for JOS. A.
MAXWELL, who is poor man and Just
as capable Of discharging the duties of
the office as any member Of the favored
family.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Things is Working.

The Infamous a TEN pit Of WARREN p
NOBLE to MUZZLE TIE PRESS of this
district, is bringing forth fruit, little
anticipated by that starched up gentle
man. The Fremont Courier, one of the
most influential German papers of Ohio.
staunch Democratic sheet has hauled
down Mobiles name, and run up that Of
JOHN CAREY the honest Wyandot farmer.
1t cannot go Noble. The Report of the
Investigating Committee. and the attempt
to suppress it, satisfied the Courier that
there was niger in the wood pile. and
it bolts him. So we go! The people
of this District are not blind-thcy read
and think, and no such man as NOBLE
will ever represent them in Congress or
anywhere else. Look out for stampede
among the honest portion of the Democ-
racy Of Sandsuky county. Bucyru Jour>
nal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
GERMANS STICK 1T AT THEM!

Germans ask the Democratic leaders
why they have so-suddenly "dryed up
on the bloody Know Nothing question.
and why is it they treat them SO mildly
just now.
Ask them whether it is because the
friends Of Stephan A. Douglas in nearly
every State in the Union have formed a
co-partnersbip with the Know Nothings
and that they all now belong to the sam
family.
Ask them whether it is because they
have an old Know Nothing on their ticket
in this county for Commissioner.
Ask them why it is that they pitched
into the bloody Know Nothings SO rabid-
j. in the beginning of the campaign, and
that now they treat them as kindly as
brothers.
Stick these things at them and con.
tinue to stick them at them until election
day comes. They dare not say word
against the Know Nothings now-:hey
all belong to the same family.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Who are Entitled TO Vote,

10 entltle person 10 vote in this 8 ate
he shall have been an actual resident CT
the Stale for one year next preceding the
election, and an actual resident of the
county Tor THIRTY days next preceding
the election, and an actual resid mt Of the
township TWENTY days next preceding
the election; but no length of time is re
quired OF a VOTER, who is the head of
family, 10 reside in the township where
he offers to vote, who shall have removed
from one township to annother within the
same county.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
A LIST OF MINISTER'S HOMES,

OF the Sandusky Annual Conference of
the Church Of the United Brethren in
Christ, during Its session at Upper San
dusky, Wyandot county, Ohio, commenc-
ing Sept. 29th, 1860.
Rev D W Downey-J Bever
q Eon em-W Miller aud Davis
James Cnlbertson Jr-J Fink and Fl Cherry.
Rev VIM McCormick--S Long and Thomas.
VIM Beam Garn ard D Weeks
Levi Savage-W T Tritch and NJ Shesler.
Tho Coles A Mrycrs and Rnalc
T B Wil!oughby-J Fields and N II Hale
X Rshhins-J Seller and VIM Sovrless.
Curti. Berry Sr-V Pond and W I Watson
Peter Biedler-D I Caldwell and d Holmes,
Curtis Berry J:-G Hoover and r Lane.
David Bowsher-P Tabler and W b Davis.
VIM llcnry-B Strub and Preston.
j McCutchcn-J c B. light.
Isaac Scareis-J Miller and Il l. G ay.
II,til bowcr-T 7 Rose and Suuble.
f las kees--H W Rimberlim and + CIymer.
Henry Shift r-Wm Jones and II Errtt,
Wm BraEde hurs--A Sprak!in apG s Sex
Mrs NJ Aiidum j Ohm Long aud u Glsrcy
Levi Shuttle Crosaud aud G W. Chapman.
Silas Clnhin-J Shan!b,ugh ana : Coulter.
Ms l., eia Coval--G " Stcaw ard nd . ktrrcs;
John T'pp S j Powcl and N lInbts1d,
" 1 HTsO:--o VI OC"e anu IL French,
Dr. S W Holmes Berry
c B,i.tl.-Wm MoDow I'll and D Mile.
Binkerhoff-C Almuu aud w Fs.is.
Noah Eby-H n Sparhe
Tho Be.ry-M Bui ger
Henry P,ters--Geo Heskcy aud II Pnrly
Elias Mo liS--J Ni-hman and Cramcr
4 rrbulrt-Wm Williams and A Miller
II F!ack-P Flack AID T Osman.
Mrs Margaret Lyme-L Orsho n and W johnson
] S oke-D Ogden and l. B 7 Sharp
Eliot Longs Altman and I Grass
Nol-J Mnrreil aud Downing
b Rced-E Il Curtis and Saver
K Mckee--M | ong and Mathews
Juvenall--C L Barlow, French and J M.pe,
II fret-S kelso and James Long
I.icbenthal-C o Lawrence
D AyIcs-W NJ tin and E N Bell
ii Beery-L Davis
Qraint4ncc-G Struble
G Ruff Smith and iishy
D. q L McDonall--S Lindsey.
Brery--.A Rose
James Hills Jacoby and J Cu,ts
D. kilmer-P Thornton
y V Ho!t--J Gear
I Wilson, Deymeirer
Guibetson Sr--W Slaughte.
m Ayrcs-W Motit
J Rcnk-J thinner man and Geo Bender
sterner-H Eauynndy
Martin keller X Atwood and Grouse
b Mitchell French and W Dram
N'v McCIain--A Bddle
X tliggenbntham--P P Landon
N Sterncr-J Grim
Samuel Smiths Foster
} Ragon Esq--M Wi!sey and R Stevens
Committee % W Downey
f,} w D,v
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27

George E. Pugh, in his SaIurda, S
speech. SAID Il lave read the Platform
OF The Know Nothing Candidate, and
endorse il nll. 1t is for The Union the
Constitution and the enforcement of the
laws. That is our pla'fJam; Douglas is for
the Union, the Constitution, snd the en-
iorc''m' Mt of the laws. Why then shall
the Doug gIasites and Bell men not unite.
They want TO defeat Lincoln; so do We
But we cant do it if We divide. The Bell
men IN Ohio are too few in number, to
accomplish any thing alone Voting for
Bell will be like shooting blank cartridges.
Let the Douglas men and Bell men unite
and then every ballot will give Old Abe
IA ball and three buck shot. Thus W.
may carry Ohio, and throw the election
INTO Congress where Bel may have some
chance.
We remember silly ass once had a
controversy with a stag about Their pas
ture. The ass was not able alone to ex-
pei Lis antagonist. A sharper propos, d
to the ass, that if he would accept a bri-
die, and permit him 70 mount on his back
lie would help drive away the obstinate
stag. The ass accepted the proposition
and they fused. But after the stag was
expelled the sharper refused TO dismou"t,
and ever after compelled the poor ass by
kicks and blows toserve him Bell Everett
Know Nothings haG better have care
how they e: the the Douglas ticke, up.
on their backs, in order TO defeat old Abe
They may in the end make asses of them
selyes.-BeI!fontaine Republican,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
FAR HERS!

II you want TO send man 10 Congress
who is not on'y honest, but who under
stands and will watch over your interests,
vote for old John Carey, the FARMER
CONGRESSMAN.
II you want to send man there who
will never think of You or your interests
after he gets to Washington. but who will
spend his time giving and attending par
ties and balls, vote for the aristocl attic
lawyer, Warren P. Noble.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
$4,000 WONT SAVE HIM
HE'S BEGGING.

HE BEGGlNG.
Sirce Warren p. Noble has discovered
that his libel suit againt US for the sum OF
t'reltyJtue thousand doUarS has neither had
the effect 10 MI UZZLE the PRESS nor
bride the tongues OF the people, he is
travelling around endeavoring to explain
away his connection with the BRESLIN
AND GIBSON DEFALCATION and
begging the dear people 10 support
him.
He does not tell them, however, tha at
this charge was originally made by a
Democratic Investigating Committee, ap-
pointed by Democratic Legislature.
He does not tell them that he attemp
ed to deny it when it was first published,
and that the Ohio Statesman and other
leading Democratic papers denounced him
as unworthy Of belief and declared that
his denial could not be taken against the
sworn statements of his neighbors.
He neglects to tell them that his only
object in subjccting the editor of the
Pioneer to the expense and trouble of de-
fending himself in libel suit was to
frighten other editors and thus keep the
people ignorant upon this subject.
When he denies that he ever was
Trustee of the Seneca County Bank, he
fails to tell the people that Mr.. Batz-ll,
President of that institution, stated UP
ON OATH that NOBLE had sufficient
amount Of assets in his hands to paw all
the ste ckholders of the Bank.
He also forgets TO tell the people what
become Of all those assets and how he
got hold of them if he was not a Trus
tee.
He simply tells them that the editor of
the Wyandot Pioneer does not tell the
truth about this matter, and in order TO
make the people believe that he is honest
IN what he says, he tells them that he
has sued the editor for t~enty .foe thousand
dollars damage for making this charge.
This kind Of twaddie don't seem to
suit the people, and wherever he has in
dulged in it he has made votes for the
HONEST OLD FARMER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
circumstances Alter Cases.J

How remarkably this adage is verified
in the present tour of MIR. Douglas. For
in stance-tEe telegraph tells us that he
arrived at Emira, New York, on the
morning Of the '4th, and that "ali along
the road, notwithstanding the iunseemIy
hour. Judge Douglas was called out and
compelled to speak few words 10 he
crowd" In the afternoon crowd OF S,
900 is said to have assent bled, when, in
spite Of "ihe bad health of Judge Doug
las, he spoke an hour and half, forcib!y
vincicatng the principle of Popular Sove~
relgnty.' The remarkable feature in
the case is, that the man whose "sore
throat" and gout in the stomach go
entirely disabled him last winter, when
the Homestead and Kansas Bills were 10
be voted on, and Broderick memory
vlndicated in the Senate, is now able,
notwithstanding his bad health" to run
out Of the cars and make speeches at
every railroad station where partizans can
be gathered during the night, md the
next day: still in "bad health" speak
can hour and half' in the open air!
The sayins--"Where there's will
there's way'-proves correct here
Had Mr.. Douglas been as anxious to dis
charey his duty.to sconsti'uents. .and the
country .and the memory of his murdered
friend .as he is to get votes for his personal
advancement, it necessary, he could have
got up in the night to vote or speak in
the Senate.
In all his three months electioneerino
tour, we have yet to hear of the frs!
instance in which lie has disappointed a
meeting Of adherents who wanted to hear
him speak Toledo Blade.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Dare Not Face the Music.

Warren p. Noble, the pettifogger
nominated by the Douglasites of this
District, is afraid to face the music. The
Wyandot Pioneer published the following
extract from the Report of the Committee
appointed to envestigate the Gibson and
Breslin Defalcation:
"a Mr.. Noble, former representative
in the general assembly becomes the
trustee Of the old bank. The same pr
son also becomes trustee of the bank
when it goes into liquidation. and u-
same perscn is the trustee for Johnson in
private deal rgs connected with matters
having remote bearing on matters con
necttd with the Seneca County Bank
and we have no 6oub, lie is the person
whose testimony might explain many
ne W hidden transactions.
The present receiver Of the Seneca
County Bank is doing his duty nohly and
fully in ferreting out the assets of this co:
poratlon, and we hope and trust that he
will succeed in compelling Mr.. Noble and
all having assets, TO disgorge. and
that he will hling all the stockholders to
strict liability for all outstanding in
debtedness including the over issue"
Immediately Noble sued the editor 70,
libel, laying bis dam sg+s at ss5, ooo.-
We ask the voters of this county, are
they willing to trust man in an Office,
where there are SO many opportunities
for pcculalion and swinjing, who will
take so contemplate Course to MUZZLE E
THE PRESS and PREVENTINQUIRY
into the particulars Of his career. Look
at it. Afraid Of his Record! Unwillin.
to allow the acts of the past eight years
to be made public! Rcsorting to the
'errors Of the law 10 prevent newspapers
from showing the public what bis history
is, what he has done!
Are you willing to put such a man in
the place now filed by the honest, ire
proachable old farmer JOHN Carey
Bucyrus Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
The Great Meeting at Tihiu,

Respectable and reliable gentlemen
who were present on both occasions have
informed us that the Douglas show did
mol attract a larger crowd than was as
.emoied at that place to hear Cassius NJ.
way and 1t was estimated that only about
'"o-th'rds of those prese MT would vote for
the Stump candidate.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
The Breckenridge Candidate for Con.
greSS,

Inc Breckenridge men of this Con-
gressional district, met at Tiffin on the
'4tn 'nst'' and nominated Gen. Cantwrll.
=, nara'n county. for Congress. The
General is man of considerable nrom;.
nence and abili'y-he has been in the
Ohio State Senate, where he occuni,d q
very respectable position.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
THE GREAT ANIMAL SHOW OF
DOUGLAS & co

Was in Tiffin on last Monday. OF
course there was quite a crowd of people
there-everybody, without respect to par.
", was anxious t. see the man who had
the hardihood, who is so lost to shame,
as to travel through the country as a
candidate for the Presidency making
stump speeches.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Mr. Noble,

Ii you have any assets Of the Seneca
Co. Bank. will you tell the people what
they are and from whom you hold then?
If you have not, let us hear the evidence
to impeach that of Mr.. Baltzell. Sian
der suits shall not screen you from rigid
cxamination.--Narion Republican.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
TAX PAYERS.

When election day comes, don't forsetl
the BRESLIN and GIBSON FRAUD
do not cast your vote for any man who is
even suspected Of having helped to rob
you. Remember the FIVE hundred thou.
sand dollars and the, Seneca County
Bank swindle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
II 0117 or1'e u PTVI10T
= Q NJ S u MPTIO ,

u DR.. McMillen uses an improved Tnh,lng
Instrument for consumption Asthma, Brol cheti, and
Laryngitis By this he make as goo an ap Ill
cation to the diseased Lung and throat as We could
to sore anywhere on the exterior of tie body.
DR.. NJ uses pure Chenlic"pathie and Bptauic re,u-
edies, he gives a mild tonic treatment which acts
Chemically and assists nature to Tree itself, One
ounce OF assistance to nature is worth more than
pound of poisonous drugs to the disease. If Your
l.nngs are diseased try Dr.. MrMillrn's Impt owed
lnhaling Instrument and Chcrnicopathc Rrn,cdi.s
(he only correct principle of appI. ing Medicines
10 the diseased Lung, before giving up all koprs OF
cure.
expect to travel this rout for some years and
pledge myself 10 be candid and deal honorably with
all who call upon me
Remember consultation and advice free. All
communications must be directed 10
DIR J. T. McMILLEN,
Sept 27 60 Cleveland Uhi,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
2 e E0Gl Z z Z & NJ
CH E w MICOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN.

4 HAN BE CONSULTED FREE OF CHARGE
" at the following times and places:
Upper sandu>ky. Pirtson House, p: 10, Oct
81. Dec. 10 1861
Forest Carson House, Sept 30 Nov. Dec. l3.
kenton, kenton Hotel. Sept 2l Nov 2 Dec. II.
R'shyiranla, Browne hotel, Sept. %, Nov. g.
Dec Is
Marion, Anne lean Hous Sc Sent 81 NV : Dc
Tiffn, SAawhan House, Oct TO- Nov 81.
Carey, Gaut House Oct IL. Nov. %.
FindIar, Crooks Hotel, I'LL one clock, Oct -.
Nov. %.
My theory aud treatment are new and different
from any ohor one in the United States and
chaienge any one 10 produce the same success that
have IN treating Oh. onic diseases NV theory is
basel upon the chemical operations of the body
BE lcving diseases to depend upon dispropor
toned condition of The fluids of the body: " here
by the solids become unhealthy. BY anl, zsng the
S"or.ii'"s Rl--oL, d., Uf tho buuy nuuirg our
what Is deficient or iu excess and supplying TO tt
system What is wanting am enabled to cure often
been drugged ith strong medicine for ears to no
,ffect
Nov dyspepsia in the great majority of cases de-
gastric OF tiigesting fluids of the stomach. When
this gastric juice is prcpo tioatel properly the food
Is well and thoroughly digested aud assimiiated,
D-ficwinx Dyspepsia by the rules of Chemico
p,thy and giving Treatment accordingly | am tn
ab!ed to cue 10 eases out of so, and Is cases out
Of 81 Of B; onch,tis ahd Liver complaint, Piles.
Neuralgia Dizziness or Sick -Leadach, Nervous de-
bility a'd Female di>easts-in every case u cure
A Chronic
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot County. ss.

Pursuant 20 the command of second order of
sale from the Court IF Common Pleas, in and
for the county of Wyandot to me directed, i
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House. in Upper Sandusky, On the 9th
day OF October, a. d. 1860, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, a. IN. aud o'clock D. m. of said
day, the following described property, to wit:
North half of the north east quarter of section
no. nineteen in township no. two, south of
range no. thirteen east containing eighty acres
more or less, all in Wyandot county, Ohio
Valued at leoO dollars. To be sold as the
property of James T. Starr, at the suit of
Daniel Nichols ct al
Terms of sale, cash,
JAMES CULBERTSON. ir,
Sept. 6,'6O-Pf so Sheriff!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
Administrators Notice

The undersigned has been duly appointed ad
II; ;inI>tratrix of the estate of FInnces RummcI
late of Wyandot County. Ohio, deceased
Sept 27, Co. CAROLINE RJMMEL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
SHERIFF'S SALE.

State OF Ohio, Wyandot County, So.
Pursuant to the command of an alias vendi
frCm the Court of Common Pleas, in and for
the county of Wyandot, 10 me directed, 1 shall
expose to public sale. at the door of the Court
October a. d. 1860, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock. p M. of said day,
the following described property, to wit:
In lot no. l73 appraised at. .!........... $4,000
Out lot no. SO o0O
in the town of Upper sandpsky, Ohio.
To be sold as the property Of William Ayres
at the suit Of Markham Co.
Termstf Sale cash : :"
: JAMES cUlBERTsoN, Jr.
scpt6. 'eo7Pfss :, Sheriff
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-09-27
g1laa4,EE1yv<:1eS~labe
yaIH0 ~
GsasAA AsSAs.aaa.z5 z.s.1zis,sav. -<GsAl1
ATTENTION! +!
n Ak B R EADl! !

The excursion train for Bucyrus will
leave Forest at o'c'ock on Friday NOR
ming and Upper Sandusky at 0 o'clock
Fare so cents for the round trip.
Let us have n glorious crowd In honoi
o. Old Tom, the Wagon Boy.