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May "a, lS60-6m.
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GE lie VI 4 "!
I would call your attention tony beautiful
assortment of
GOLD AND ,SLL YER WI TCHES

at the following very low prices:
Hunting Verge Watch, warranted:::::::::::S6, 6, ,25
Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto sold in
this town at $50, and then reduced 10
$I4, l will now sell at from:::S1O to Sll, so
Hunting Levers sfrOm::::::::::::::;::sSI2 TO Sl60
Open Faced Cylinders, heretofore
sold at So will sell at from::::ST 10 s., 90
Open Faced Detached Levers:::::SIO to S12, 90
Al matches sold 1giH be aearranted to go for
toceLre months, or exchange for another Of eQua!
UdEue.
Everybody is invited to call and examine
the stock as style it is unrivalled in this COM
munity, while the prices at which it is offered
are unprecedentedly low. Goods sold for
CASH only.
Particular attention paid to repairing
Clocks, Watches, Jewlery, &c, of all kinds,
for which the Cambria Iron Company's scrip"
will be taken at par. All work warranted.
TOWN AND COUNTRY STOREKEEPERS
supplied with Watches, JeweIry, &C, at less
than city prices. JOS. G. HOLMES, Agent.
Sept. s, lS59.-ly.
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IT TELLS YOU how TO make an 49,
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State.
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4 RCADE HOTEL. Ebensbnro po

ABROAD HOUSE, Wilmore. Cam
~ bria county, Pa. Near Penna. Railroad
Station.) JAS. d. HAMILTON, Proprietor.
An extensive Bowling saloon is connected
with the House. The TABLE will he f,r
nished with the best the market affords. and
1he BAR supplied with the best of liquors, in
cindlng Ales and Lager from approved brew
cries. Extensive and convenient SrAp,1x,;
attached to the premises .
Wilmore, August 25, IS59tf.
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New Tailoring Establishment

Nhe undersigned respectfully informs
Il the citizens of Ebensburg and vicinity
next door to DR.. Bunn's Drug Store wbera ba
is prepared to manufacture garments of the
latest style and most complete workmanship.
lie hopes by strict attention to business 70
merit and receive share of patronage.
THOMAS DEVINE.
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JOB WORK! JOB wORK!

aving, In connection with the HE
- 9hdntdn a large and superior lot of
Job-Type, we are prepared to execute with
neatness and dispatch, every variety of job
Work, including Hand Bills, Cards Deeds,
and Blanks of every description on short
notice and on the most reasonable terms
Persons desiring anything in this line, win do
we'll to call Wv
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Bridge Letting

NOTICE is hereby given that the Jobs o
building the several Bridges following viii
be let TO the lowest responsible bidder or bid
ders by the Commissioners Of Wyandot conn.
tv at the times and places Specified to wit:
1hc bridge TO be constructed over the Syca.
more creek on he Ncgrotown road near tn.
town Of Mexico in Tymochtee Township on
Thursday the 30th day of August A. D. 1850
at three clock p. NJ.
Also the Bridge to be constructed over Syc.
amore creek at the wn Of Sycamore in Syca.
more township and the stone work necessary
to the same on Friday the 3lst dsy of August
n D 1860, at 10 o'clock a IN.
Also the Bridge to be constructed over the
Sycamore creek on the Lscper Mill and Bro
kenword road in Sycamore Township on tho
3lst day Of August 1860 at 4 o'clock y m.
Also the bridge to be constructed over the
Sandusky river near Kings Mill on the Negro.
town road in Tymochtee township on Salur.
day the LIST day Of September d 1860 at 10
oalocka a m. ..-.
Also the bridge 10 be constructed over the
Little Tymochtee creek where the road run.
ming from Marseilles past James Bakers west
crosses said stream near Bakers house in Jack.
son township on Monday the 10th day of Seq.
te .nber d 1860 at 9 O'Clock pm.
Bidders for the above work are requested 70
meet the Commissioners on the ground speci
hcd for the construction of said bridges at the
times above mentioned and present their sew.
eral plans and propositions for consideration.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
PETER B. BEIDLER,
Aug S,'6U. A. W. GO
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Important Change i.

IN virw Of The abundant crors and tic com
i Inercinl prosperity of our country. an
about toclal,c my nodcof selling Groceries
On and after August 2Gh. ls60 will sell
goods for rash. All kinds Of country product
and especially Butter and Eggs. will take
Wheat in exchange for groceries at cash mar.
ket prices. also potatoes. green aud drici Al
pies, Cum, Oats. Bcaus. All kind. OF
of Meat. Butter and Eggs and every tlng il
the line Of country produce.
Parties or persons being indebted to inc ar,
requested t" call and make immediate settle
m.ut either by cash or mote. by SO doing. they
viii save the cost Of mnpleas ut collections
as nay books must he closed up.
After the above date will enter upon IN
tir' new prices. which will b. far lower III !,
GrOcerict have ever been soid in this market.
have tested the credit system f,H the rast
year and half, and find il to he rather hum
bug. aud have come to the conclusion, that a
.nimblr sixpenre is better than q slow ahi
ling" therefore have adopted the ready pa,
system. OH and aftu the ab.ve date.
] hive \ largc and we'll selected s,nck Of
Groceries c"niiug FROM New York, com osinu
sugar, Tea, Coff,e, $ rur. Rice, Goldfish
Rasinss, Figs, all kinds Of Nuts. and gen.
eral assortment Of Grocerics--his motto being
60 cheap for cash only. Our stand is No, 8
Ayrcs' Building Opposite the Court House, i,,
Upper Snndusky, where We shall be happy tu
have You all call and examine our stock before
buying elsewhere
Aug. is W. II. ASHBROOK.
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SIIERlFF'S SALE.
Slate Of Ohio, Wyandot county. S.:

Pursuant tutlie command of an order of salc
from the Court Of Common Pleas, in and for
the county Of WyEndoi, to me direct, d, shall
expose to public sale, at the door Of The Cou,t
Hnuse, in Uppe' Sandusky, on the st da, ot
September Il. lvG''. hdwccn the hours of ~
o'clock Il. 'n and lu'clock p. M. of said day
The following described property to wit:
In lot no. 100 appraised at $3334 90; l." lot
NJ. 335 alrnniscda at s4C6,OO both situate in
he town "f Upper Sandusky. Ohio; also In
j" no. 4arpraiscd al l25 90; In lot no. Sap.
praised at 1 90, both situate in Maldux's ad
diiion I" 'h" town of Upper Snndnsky Ohio;
also the cast frat ion month west quarter scci ~,
eight, town two. range thirteen east. contain
ing 80 ~ 100 acres appraised at $40 per ucrc,
also the west half, north cns. quarter, section
eight, town two gc'hirtrrn east, containing
eighty ceres apprai' cd at SIS per acre. also
the south half. north east quarter. section,
twelve t'wn three south ran &c twelve east
containing eighty acres. appraised at $50 pc,
acr"s.
To be s Id as tho property Of Peter A rv cr
Mt The suit Of James X. Glenn administrator VI
A, Glrnn, Deceased. ......
Terms Of sale cash.
LANES CULBERTSON. r..
Jul, &c, is6n.--PfS5 Sheriff
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WHAT DOES POP. soy. MEAN,

We will be obliged to our up stree
neighbors if they will be kind enough te
tell us what their boasted Popular Sover
eighty means. Does it mean that the
people of the territories shall have the
right TO form their own territorial govern
ment, and elect their own Governors
Judges, DC? II SO, how does II come
that Douglas Kansas and Nebrnska Bill
makes it the duty Of Congress and the
President to do this for them without al
lowing the people to say word on the
subject? All. but say you, the people
have the right to pass their own terri,ori.
al laws. True, but does not the Presi-
dent appoint their Governor who posses.
ses veto power equal to two thirds Of
the Legislature and who can dictate to
the majority what laws they shall pass
and what they shall not pass?
In the name Of Common sense what
power DO you propose to confer upon the
people Of the territories by your Pop.
sov. doctrine. Under the decision Of the
Supreme Court. which you endorse, they
cannot Interfere with the subject Of sla.
very even; under Mr.. Doug'as' Kansas
Nebraska bill they cannot elect their own
officers, and now we want to know vha,
you propose to do for these "skwaster
Suverings?"
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SflERIFFS SALE.


State Of Ohio, Wyandut County. ss.
Pursuant to the command Of an order If s,,., i,
partition from, the cnurt of Common Plcas i,
and for the co nty Of Wyando; to me dir ctcd
shall expose TO pubic sale, u, the do ,r of IA.
Courthouse. III CpperSanlusk, on the 81, dny
"f Srp.ad ls6O. between the hours OF 10 r'ciork
IN, and 4o'clock m. Of said day III. f,l.
lowing described property, to wit: :
BEGINNING at he north west corner Of ,l,e
nor,h west half Of the nonh east. quarter uf
section four. township one, south of ra,u,,
fourteen east thence north So east 10 chains
aht ao Inks to "a post OF the base line, tbenc.
south ~ r;ist o. chains MI II links TO tb,
eelrre OF the Perrysburg Stale X ,ad, tlenr,,
along the centre OF said road to the west line of
said tract. thence north Az west along said
west line to the place Of bcgnning, except.
ing one acrt III the nor il west corner hcretofpre
sold to Gideon Shaifer
Valued at Thirty Three d liars por acrr.-
TO be- sold as the property of the heirs of
Go,l.ib Shaff,rl,c Of Wy idot county. dee. a
subject to the dover estate Of II bccca SLst.
fer.
Terms of Sale, One. Third cash in hand
one-thrd in one ycaran in two wears from
day OF sale. with interest from datc-tIefrrreI
payments to be secuicd by mortgage on The
premises,
JAMES CULBERTSoN.
Aug. 9. 'G1-Pf;6 Sheriff
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"Henry Clay Whigs.,

Douglas papers are calling upon "IIsn
ry Clay Wings TO come up 10 the ait
Of their Squatter Sovereignty candidat,
in this, the greatest hour Of his need
AS Henry Clay Wings are general,
men who delight to honor the ilIustriou,
and honest career Of that patriotic states.
man, we wish to call their attention r.
what Douglas said Of him, in lsl4 IN
speech delivered at Carrollton, Illinois
Douglas said: A'''
Henry Clay 10 black hearted v;,la;,
the first American that has ever been
bought with British gold to sell his couu.
try" '"
If there are any Henry CLAY WHO'S
10 this broad land. who HONESTLY and So
fn,ously admired the great statesman.
Clay when living, who now can do a.
craven thing as to vote for the author
Of mat Infamous lie and slander. we ear.
nesliy pray that the Lord will FORGIVE
'ne'n Tor the act. for they certainly know
not wha. they do -"'"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-08-16

Pole Raising at Marion. ...sad Acc;Sen,
The Douglas Democrats ATTEMPTED |,
raise a pole in Marion on last Saturday
over two hundred feet in length. Ir
raising the third splice, il fell when abou,
twenty-five feet above the ground, iniur.
ing several persons very seriously, one Of
whom, boy named Seymour, died on
Sunday morning. .
Raising small! poles is very fine boys
amusement. but men damage their repu.
talion for common sense when they under.
take to put up a pole BY which not only
their own lives are endangered, but the
lives OF all who reside in the neighhor.
hood Of the SPOT upon which il is erected.
When will this foolish custom be abolish.
ed? is+ YEA giies
1t is true the authorities of Msriop
made those interested give bonds iu the
sum Of $4,000, before attempting to
raise the pole; but how far will filthy lu.
'rs' no matter how large the sum. 90 TO-
ward paying a bereaved paren. for the
oss Of beloved son! VI s,0lssef -.s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-08-16
THE OLD NINTH IN THE FIELD
J o III N G. A II Il \
Renominnted By Acclamution
The Farmer Congressman Enthusiasts
caliy Endorsedi

The friends Of Lincoln and Hamlin
tae Ninth Congressional Dis'ric. assem-
thd in Convention at Forest on last Tues
day for the purpose Of placing in nom'
nation n candidate for Congress. Ever,
county in the district was largely and fal
|y represented.
The Convention was organized by
calling the Hon Cooper 4 Watson. o
Seneca county. to the chsir.and appoin t.
'ng all the Republican editors IN The dis
trict who were present. Secretaries.
After the transaction Of some busi'
mess Of preliminary nature, on motion
it was resolved that the Hon. John Carey
the Oil farmer Congressman, the man
whom the Democratic lrsders stiymaiise
as cold mudsill" because lu lators with
his own hands, be renominated for Con,
sress by acclamatien. The resolution
was adopted with three laundering cheers
Tor the workipgsmans favorite, when u
committee Of three consisting Of r.. p.
Bu :klsnd. John }. Williams. and 8. p.
Harris was appointed 10 inform Judge
Carey Of Lis nomination and request him
10 address the Convention. The Judge
soon after made his appearance upon the
stand, and in a speech Astounding with
rutl and good sound common sense, ac.
'ePted the honor conlerr, d upon him with
o much unanimiiy.
The Convention was also addressed by
J. Z. Lee. OF Seneca county. in an elo.
luent and humorous speech. ..
The speeches Of Mcssrs Carey and Lrc
we're received with the most enthusiastic
applause by the large crowd present.
The following district Committee was
ppointed by the Ccnven.ion:-S. r Har.
is, Bucyrus; j. F. Hinkle, Roundhead,
iardin county; W. II. Payne, Emore,
)ttowa county; j.. y. Copeland. Marion;
.eander Stem. Tiflin; 7. Z. Grisell, Up.
yer Sandusky.
Tue appointment Of J. F. llinkle, as
district elector by the delegates 10 the
state Convention was unanimously rati
led.
The Convention passed of very pleas,
ntly. and all present went to their
ZONES determined to re.elect the honest
I'D farmer over any man who may be
lifted against him.
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County Convention.

All personswho are opposed tc,he pre-.
sent Democratic party and favorable to the
election Of LINCOLN and HAMLIN.
are requested TO meet at the usual places
OF holding elections in their respective
townships on
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2oI, 1890.
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
represent them in County Convt ntion
to be held in UPPER SANDuSKY,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1860, 10
select candidates for the various county
Offices to be filed at the coming election,
as follows:
One candidate for Common Pleas
Clerk.
One candidate for county Commission.
er
One candidate for county Recorder.
One candidate for county Surveyor.
Each township will be entitled to Que
delegnte for every twenty five votes cast
for Governor Dennison last fall, and one
for every fraction OF ten or more over
that number. The following is the num-
Der to which each township is entitled un
der this apportionment.
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PIERSON HOUSE,
c. BERRY, Sr. 4 SON. Proprietor.
UPPER ANDUSKY, ONO.

lFLw DOORS SOUTH OF THE cocsT HpusI,]
This long established, well known, nnt
popular Hotel, has been rcfittrd AMI rcpavt
by the present prop'ietoss in style that viii
enable them to afford strange.s and travellers
better accommodations than can be had ut an,
other public house in this country. II is loca
ted in the NEST central part of town aud i,
therefore the most convcninit aud pleasant
stopping place in Upper sandusky. Upo,
U ML3 ] LB II "A o 1, e
VIII always We found the very best of every
thing th"t can be procured in this and adjoin
ing counties as well ms an occasional luxury
from the Southern and Eastern Cities, and n.
pains will bespared to make the guests oi The
"lierson House" comfortable.
Their Stnbling
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best III
the nei yhborhood. and persons lavng horses tc
be cared for will find every convenience und
facility cccssa,y totbeir comfort.
tf' Prompt and careful porters always on
hand to convey baggage 10 and from the cars
Don't forget to call at the 'Pierson," when
you come to town.
Upper Sandusky. Aug l6, 1850.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
T''ff u DN I.I.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot County

o'''e VI on'o' "yandot County, SIS.
Pursuant to the command of an ordrr or soil.
from the Court of Common Pleas in ,nd for
The county Of Wyandut. to me directed. 7 shall
expose to public sale. al the door of The Court
House, in Upper Sandu,ky, on The 25tb dnv of
Arg' d 1863. betweenthe hours of lOoc ock
IN and aoe'ock, pm, Of said day the follow.
ing described property, to wit: Beginning nj
.he NORTH west corner OF the south east GUAR.
Ter o' section seven in township three souiih Of
range fourteen east, thence running rorth
e,,Snsy SIX degrees nd thirty four minutes, east
thirty chains and sixty links on The centre ljno
to post in the centre Of The BellIon,,ine 81 a,s
Road thence along the centre of sajd Stta
road south twenly-six degrees, west thirteen
CHAINS and thirty links to post, thence smtb
lofty Two de-rccs, west Ave chains and !,iv
'ouf INKS to post hence south three degrees
cast four chains and sixty five links 10 nost
thence south eighty six degrees and forty f;ve
minutes, west four chains and seventy link, Ia
post IN the coatrh Of said Belefontainu Stats
Road, thence "long the cen rc of soid rn,f
south forty one degrees and thirty minutes
wet twenty one chalns and seventy links to.a
post on the centre line north and south. thenc.
on said centre line ntsth three degrees and tbir.
ty minutes, west thirty Eve (35) chains AID for.
,y eiSht INKS to the centle post and place Of
oegihhlng and containing sixty one acres and
,o"r'eeh huhdr' dlhs OF nm acre more or less.
Being the north west quarter and the norIh
west part Of the north cast quarter. and I'M
north west part Of south west Quarter. ali IN
the south st quarter of section seven town.
snip three south of range fourteen east in the
dstlef OF lands subject to sale Mt Upper San.
dusky,O Valued at 81 dollars per acre. To
be sold as the property OF Timothy Laurblin
'hn wlie al the suit Of Royal Sherman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-08-16
SHERIFF CULDERrsON,

The squib manufacturers, of the Dem
ocra.ic Union, profess to feel a great deal o
sol'cl'ude in regard to our worthy Sheriff
position on the subject Of the Presidency
and say that il sis matter that not onl,
concerns Mr.. Culbertson and the "Pio,
neer,' but the people Of the county" -
Now, it is a subject that does not icon.
cern" the "Pioneer" whit, and il the
Union men had followed the example OIL
the man "down East" who becnme veal.
thy" BY attending to his opn business, i,
would not have been a matter Of any
concern to them. We supported Mr..
Culbertson because we believed that h
would make faithful and efficient Sher.
it, and we are glad to say that we have
not been disappointed in our expec,a.
tions. ~
II the "busy bodies" about the Union
Office were desirous Of knowing who Mr..
G. was going to supper, for the Presidcn.
cy, they could have ascertained that fac,
ny applying to him personally, without
at'e mp.ing to drag him into newspaper
controversy on the subject. We might
with the same propriety ask you who you
are going 10 support for mayor mex,
spriOg-the regular Democratic cspdi.
date Or The "law and order" boiler.