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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
The Gcrman-Danish Question.

From the London Chronicle, FEB.
Tho Schleswig llolsten question has now
entered upon lint critical stage in which
speedy de-, ision for peace or war is unavoidable
The King Of Denmark has taken up, in his
speech CLOSING the Diet. the gauntlet thrown
down by William in his address on the OPEN
ing Of the prussian Landtag, and declares that
Should an enemy come near US, my people
will defend themselves, If call upon them to
do 80" The scmi.ofticial Be"linesi;e Tidtede
comments upon this declaration in an article
in which it asserts that war would, at the pre-.
sent moment, be inocpvenient to Germany.
Aux, convenient for Denuark," and expresses
the determined feeling Of resistance which ami
mates the nation. It is impossible to deny
that Denmark could sag no less than this. un.
less prcpar ed at "nce to consent &c a,i The 70
anistlonS OF the German Confederation. Tho
reply is. indeed. most moderate and teDpera ie
when crnt,Tsted with the terms Of the chal.
cnye The King of Prussia seized tho first
opportunity after his accession to the throne 70
announce his determination to negotiate no
lrnger, but to compel, by force Of arms, sur
render at discretion and the munaces Of the
German press and Parliament might well have
provoked the bit,ercst recr;mination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
Give us this Day our Daily Brcad.

Give os tuks LAY our DaAy Hfcdo'
Ii; miserable novel at The bottom Of BIZ
tSo chili,eu lowered over 4 smouldering TIE
! tempest ragged without--a fearful leuIprss
against Which nun ind beast were alike pGS.
crlcSs.
i p"r old raiscr, much POORER than ;hes:
sI,ivcrirg children, Though he had heaps Q!
money al home drew his ragged cloak about
him Us he crutlched down III Tie tbrchAbod Of
the miserable door. He dare not eater log i.ay
lhey would ask for shelter, anG lie copt not
NOV; tGT the storm.
81 ain hungry, Nctt:e"
$50 ata | ~" beer iunting icT = potato
pari"g. but cant Sr.G any"
"What an awful storm ~
Yes, The old tree has blown Gcan !
guess Cod took care thai j, didI.'t 81 Gil the
house. See, i; won!d certainly have .!i-d
us"
If he eo2li do that, couldn't &c <=ni ii
bread"
Il guess so; c: us pray Our Fa.'..:. Iai
when We conc - hat part, stop 81, sc 81
some bread"
So they te:au. and the uiser, c:ai:i!irs anc
shi"=ripg, lisrerr;i. Wien they l.".,,"; ra
pectiug IN TIER "llii-! t.i,h 10 Sc SVlI" IL.
racuious manifestations, :: i.u..,an icc.'g stole
over his heat; God rst:' ...,, an.r! H. >5.;t..
il. IL. had J,asht Il To-. Z ...c "'!ize. .'''""
lny II wDud last him d !tc-;i u!amy o. ~
the silence oi ihe Children -i.:t.: i';i.r i"i"t.'
tha the voice u .nany waters. .- "l.u.-
the door softly, threw il the ios a;lG ;ie -.
tened to The wild aud sa.trcry .: al! ~!
came from the half la:nlsiled ltLu o:,.-.
II; dropped right down from hea:e'', 'ii'7
its questioned the Younger
Yes, mean to love God a!@ayS g. g',o:
us bread, because we asked him"
"Wsfl ask him every day, woni ~r:-
Why, never Thought God vas go .ool, d!
you
Yves, l;isaHs though: 90, but ues:; l.-i:
bastc IL before
Let rs ask E,an 10 give father work {, c'i;'
the time, SO We nc,I lever be hungry asaia.-
No'il 10 lt-lln sure
The s:aTtn passed. the miser ven: hc:2'-
A little flower hsn sprung up in Lis '.:a''' II
was no longer barren.
In frw weeks he died, but not b.: 's %
haI give; the cottage, which wa3 -. t, 10
Ppnr iaDorIny rna!..
And the hide children ever after IL. . sWe-:
and solemn e,..GtiGn. when in their 'oa;!73. g.
V1!Inn they caiGe lc those iIristic: %":;=, 'V!''
W. this day 0Gr daily bread
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
Kutei;,> OF ii,e Golden Cir,ir-izow theT
Originated, &c.

The Cincinnati GazcIo furnishes :a!E'
graph concerning an order which :'ss s:2sn'iy
occupied much OF public attention:
4 gentleman ri l!!is city, and one al the
founders Of the Order y: the Golden t;rcie,
gives Us the following account CT it; origin
and purposes: ABOUT two years ago So'ae h*e
or SIX YOUNG men. inciuuiiis Dir. George ".
L. Buckley, then & lecturer in one "' the Medl-
ce! Colleges here, lt,::I III T"";B IN the nun
story of he Car!islr's building. southwest OF
Fourth and Walnut. aad organized themselves
into an order which they dcG"n'naIed the
4me-icna Legioa. or ths H"ig4is cT Tie GoId-
IN rrcie. The Object Ms 10 seize upon Mexico,
and the entering p':ze ;cjI ou:, OF coIrse
soon drew within lis ranks large nnaiher CT
adrca,urers anG iiii:3us:"T.ng spirits. 20 act
OF treas IN tcsrari The American Government
was couten.p plated though ii may since have
been very easily perverted ~ ti.at end. The
number OF m.ln3els nitiaied ia ih!! cay wg=
10. The headquarters were subsequently es.
ta,shed in Blluimorr. General Blca!ey. tie
commandment Out since kicked ou:, ~ beleve)
was regarded by those who knew his private
character, as ID dis. o'u;e ant! unprincipied
scamp, and, we ure Informed, enllced very
respectable Young iudy asa" IRON here with
when he lett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
Ei.auIIc Project.

# is said tina, :he Emperor Napoleon mas
yircn his sanction 10 the PROJECT Of building
railway between Calais and pjver. MS M
drr,akinc probably the most stsP2rd'us N
Inc histnrr OF the world. contcnplates me I'il'-
n.Iny Of the B:i;iSh channel between the
ponts above nan!ert--a distance % lie "',ss.
II is intended, VIC heiIcv". 10 pu'" '''prr, ~,
of stations or islands sicnG I'M route i,e
lied O. the channel along The proposed fcute
has been ascertaincd Ia be OF solid 'ccN, WITCH
Will render the proposed tunnel, "he' coa',
'pleted impcrvcus 20 water. Contractors are
busy preparing tner estimates OF tie g'ooao'e
cxpr!;se oi the wo;%.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
The DEAD MOTHER.
nY BELL BONNIE

Law her white hands tenderly
And sweetly DER her breast
Fold her mantle around her,
And lay her away to rest
Speak not word to the mournerS,
You know not what 10 say;
You do not know what thoughts there ART
Do,7G in their hearts to-day.
Bat go up tenderly, and NY
Your hand on her orphans head;
And the mothers heart will bless you;
Thlnk-a blessing from the dead.
Thru 90 with your feet unsupported.
Through the silent house and say,
It wilI be thus when my own SOIL
Goes journeying some day.
Gather the morning roses
Away from the lone ones sight,
The wall of her babe will mind Him
Of the loved aud lost tonight
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

rops hand in hand with my duty. Without Rsonnl-
inc for these humho endearors any Epeca! p,e.' " ~;
;nfr.ucc it is certain that peaceful P''c! ,aH, -
min, of met been mnutniDed MP TO the lrescht
bv tic seeded States, including Sonth GsFon",
rom whose authorities was not jlisii:eu ~
formal rlcdge after being info:itc ey e.
'rylrr that none srch would he creii .! FleSce''-
Bncbannn. 1t will be gratifying to the eeae'ai a.
seubv TO reflect that ;h;s po!icT !ns' Ha'T H-S''
cdoutcd in Difference TO their intcrce>'ioi'
II may not be improper 10 say, thas so nv ~
onnortuui,cs lavc enabled Me 10 Judge, lie Fc'ie
od authorities Of the Southern Coniedsr"S: nle ~
snIred infcXiblv aud with unparalleled una'il',,n!
"a ,nno, ell the cousrS uenccs 81 tic step theS IN,
t.Een. Judging from the sIlnc cpl'3!i"iht'esi W.
Inv. that NJ this Time they a'tcy desire 10 oc r.
rured with the Stntcs wI:csa Institutions iEefSs"
r,Jhts and feelings arc similar 10 Their owM-"it
lose Stn;es. and with :hc:l only. For iifShia'
most especially they express and an:ie-t tie li':n-
nt rosne,t md dcf-re,ct Tncr are. n lar greater
Won, tbmn Lad.cver conceived, By h:rth, bone Of
hcr hone, Gud acsh of her flesh. Her ancient idtno
ihrv reysr e. their -ig;ti! inheritance Lei me a'
thai Ills commission :i;h yilich have been ho'.
orrd hv her. lis Proved 70 me- :hrouGno"t, pas
mort 10 kindness and d!st!icinU-?eFS"'t'.'!,,
Know. unuIcri,ci, hr. Nc. Gil tE:. acc"un.' 'lc
i.s grateful bccaiiSa | owc them 10 the uiliesi,'
cd estimation In which cur brethren oI nc ac"'!,
hold DIR old ami venerable Cemnn'i"ei'!l''' ":i'i
ruth and iI-,icu :II,rl u sh:, " none IN
the. feelings o.. rrsec: beer .ii:i"'eu MORE
hr liz people "n.l authorities o. South CG'o!;E&.
Very respectfully, ,o,rpr-rx
-, I.r.i SO rrirtcL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

NE5so SALEs.-At too Brokers Exchange
Saturday, Messrs. Wilbur i Son sold negro
fellow, twenty-one years Oil, for SLIGO; one
thirry.one years cid, for $40; boy fourteen
years brought s05; and a woman fifty years
Old with her daughter Of twelve Years sold for
5000 These figures show that negro stock
is in better demand and cat command better
prices than the United States Treasury notes
Il Charleston &kfcyry
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

SiyGrLaa HoRSEwE:F?ING CASE Il ESaiaSD.
the Rev. j. Sumner B:ockhurst OF Eman.
uei College, England, hnrseEhipped the Rev.
Edward Dodd, Fellow Of MagdaIen tolege and
Vicar OF 81. Giles, Cambridge, because he
had omitted from the grace the name Of the
Lord Jesus Christ, and had said, when asked
for his reason, that it vas On account Of the
presence Of Jew OF the table.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
V7IRGlNgA.-In the Circuit Court Of tbs clts

q IVUFI VI o!
KicbnoLd Ja1ulry ~, lst!--
Jane. ugeubo,h.u,. nduIn.,rs.o- lie bonis with
the Will annexed OF Darrell t:rnao:.rr, DECEASED sud
administrator o! John J. Locdoa deceased, PlsbGf,
Against
Ersins Bank. Caroline H. W:e az Infant under he age
81 tTentyope years by PowhLin R0"cT., her guardian
&C ,eu assigned 10 dr:r.u Esr in ::rs suit james o L.
Banks, and other Ue.sSisni-.
90 the motion Of Alexander F. FAY lor ard Elvira 81 As
wife e. rouns-i Court doth that the creditors Of
Daniel 1gir b9iia dsccased Or an: there h.. dc
cG.s first day OF nrxt " hi. Court, "
any cau.r they have aFs.us: :he and delivery
hi, his rsites and i,rihu.c.s aaI shat copy
Of this order be panII:d ~e,k four week,
r-wsp:ner published in the city Of RcbDc16 and
posted ut the door Of the Cs Couhpu. the clty Of
6rs: day Of two successive Of
ting: Court Of III. said city
A copy-Tss.e,
Feb 6-cy3r EENJA POLLARD D Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

Tue M!:sIssIrFl LEGISLATURE has levied m
additional tax q; Fifty psr cen. upon the DE.
sent State tax, and authorized In: G""crror to
borrow !.:n ialiliGns Of d0:,a,S 81 tcn l@: cert,
PAYABLE in one, rwo and three year. out @! t!!r
according revenues Of The State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

The Charleston Ccnrisr, Of Wednesday,
states that e project is OIL foot among several
entcrprising merchants and capitalist, to
charter ore or lHore steamships, jor the par.
pose Of sending them to Liverpool sDd other
f'resn ports, Ii bring GacI; iu!! cargors Of
merchandise. and sci! It OF he lowest price,
ST. as 10 establish commercial irdrpendencc at
Caea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
poUrI's soyvn e4y coax .PLa:I

p0CTT'S SOUrH gHy CoIN Plat
IL e. with Guaho Attachment. --r
PLOf.
gUUTT'S PREMIUM PATENT DRAIN POW.
RuCTTj TOBACCO CrLTIIATUK.
drsl.e 10 call the attention CT Farmers 10 &c. sf'
pies=nrt both regards material and ~o's=io;a2 ~
can confidently recommend !hen, backed by tns @''
liable farmer: Of The STATE being ali they s:s rep
ed. Fer premiums all the ADORE. Assica;'h -
cefr reports for dive years They rerer .iii Ins -'
rents are sold at factory prices freigI! added.
JAS. WALL TCeSs",
ASelt 70. a. p Roit: 70. Richmond aad '::.':Mn
Jss 2j-cWIu otes Sasf2S ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
Iho Pencc Conference.-The. Crit-andca'a
rIar--7ae susststutc..So EiibE TraHss

TAsnixo1e3 Feb. .6.-lir. FrGnsi!u. .uh:;!;I;s vas
voted in The Peace Conference to-day. The Southern
delegates v-rS hiphIy Eced .hd would PROBABLY haze
left hut h ir approached by the Re-
pubncaL, snI requested TO renAr, with the pIoCe Of
more unsniuty o.5uorruw p.oTo:iticn acceptable
III. South which e urJc' .!God TO PC Mr. Cricudea.
ecmp.oni,c, or rs Su,,iiiu;e
The Conf. ace to night, hut ninot Immediately aa
oil i.upo5it;yp..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

There are 49, United States troops il Wash
ington city, Mt this time, Including se.e5 aom
panes Of artillery. and enc Of sappeEs and
miners OF the offcsrs in command, only
twc ERE from the South. and they nail from,
Virginia and North Carolina.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

The Common Council Of Bcstna have passed
resolutions ccnsrrin: Senator Sunncr iur his
remarks in the United States Senate, relative
to the SignerS Of Tic petitions IN iav1r of the
Crillerdcn resolutions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

5000 ACHES oE IoEl'oH ,..iHD pDi.
SALE OR As A PARTNERSHIP.
NSE thorsand ucre; Of Frs. quality Of cnttoo ands II
" Washington county, Mss within six r!l-s 81 Misss
sipp river. Also ihErtrere hrnLrsd In Suaeuw-i
county. Miss In Fix miles Of Issoo llrsr gnod romda lead
inz 10 each tract hey located in 1891 b the und,.
81. ned They will ~ :nid, i'<eei ,tock sssins;
negroes zach 10 10 Valued. aDd partnership formed
Address VI u. PAXTON,
Dec lS-cst.r New OrleU ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

Mr.. Faulkner, United States Minister Ia
France, treated his guests at late entertain
mcut to Virginia ham, cn!cd on his own farm.
They pronounced il great Iciicacr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
MARRIED..

MARRIED.. m Thlr.,ay, me Isl rt; IN rii'!lrburg
"a, by tn. Rev y / X n.clsing JOHN 81. sThu:EER {
III. Euyr-ny Of virs a!a BETTE w daughter OF Dr
F. ". poSe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

J. D. ;ioDEARhoN, DE-. ]. R. Mc0EARMoE
! La Inspector and salesman Of Appousttos
AZ Shockoe Warehouse.
). d. a. }. II. McDEARilON.
q ENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS Cor the ssls Of
" Tobacco, Wheat. Cora, Flour, &C
Office Ia Shockoe Slip, doer &c ea;rs1ce 70 new To-
Sscco E1shanse, Hchnard, Va. in s3-cr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
In THE CIRCUIT C0UIsV OF CAES-
L TfREiELO COUNTY:
R:cRAKo AEcsEGs EIgcGTcR

TIE Bk1E CT EiaoISiA.
BY q decree en;rr.c II the s:ov. csuss, ~. NoYua
ser Of the sald Clrcu Cour: Chesterfield county,
the undr!,snsd Commissioner Ia directed enquire and
report whctnc: the debt. che IL: Bank Of TirgEia
toned IL the spppit,=n:al port Il Tie I'm November,
1882 we're !n=nr 20 b. secured by the deed Iutn Niles
Eo.t 10 Hch:Td Archer ni the 10Th november IL g. and
|h=thrr all any part OF said e.ts have paid and
the: he al.o erqaiT. aud report whether there Any
other t.b+ secured b the said deed .hich remain urI-
paid md !! auy che RYour Ct each the persons %hnm
they respectfully due ana the relative priority The
said debs under ihe provisions 81 In. said deed
AL persons i!tere2ted in the -r hereby no.
SHED to appear The cce OF Mra,r4 :icea Heath
A;:nrni@i aI Law, IN tue CITY o: ehmord, "eGGpyd
the 2p!h dag OF March which tin. En place 90:
proceed 10 execute the sud d.crr-
Feb l3-c.tS t. 81 EtEE0uT Crrnu'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
COMMISSIONERS, sliEow VALUABLE

NOMNISSONEFsS' 81 E,E OF VALVA EEL
" S.GRvEs Is LOUISA CnCHTi.-The undersigned
Commissioner appontel Tor that urosre. VIII procrr
TUESDAY, the l!ih duy OF March hrX', 10 fair IL not tile
uexi iar day s. paddle auction 70 Tie chest bid
der 90 credit Xix moths. ~ the late T.httsns1 ri
Robert o.a drccas :u 10 the OF Louisa,
Eunpl.. Station u;.In ih- ylr.niu Crltr!l' H.:rohd
SIX OK EIGHT LIKELY SE5R'il s cca'!sr'ns o: T";a.l
enG boys ia hEs QlItENbHhHf.
!.9c:;nssioner.
Far;ler particular. @sir aEeva ca da5 C.: ra!<.
Pyh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

DEItSUAS'i' 10 = DEED of TR, 50 EX-
I -crted me Il; Jacob Br-yl ard George kngcs. on
the ii;h day OF huETi l: for certain purposes therein
specified shall FER for .Hle for cash, DC the premises
,rnct OF land lying in hichmond county, cnntnn'Ig
l4,:I aGrcs Tho said s.e will axe place SATURDAY
TIE vru DAY OF MARCH, leGl. THOS. JONES,
t.nS Trustee
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
Oct .-c"hm OAK Borrry. Chao:osrs CO., A
,Ita x IL n il 81 = I.Ii :. q \ Z. :

TO ALL WHOM II MAY CGSCEftS,
ItNahE 1oiics that for ~. C-Ids
d Am NJ Liy5tper, regularly substituted srG caai; Fed
rs SUCH, 10 the pac= Of DR.. VIM Fowler, ao trr,-
Tee under tito E!l OF her father, Hra. Eow.- rc-a.ed
lately o. Gooclaad copuly vir.ipa Vii! apriy by pc.
ton % the Judge Of 49, ;!:cu: crrr; g. sail :uruy. RI
It's ncS term, which cgatl-1cv: r= hf-: aay Of pr,
1901 for cTde. authorizing receive tie projects
OF the sale OF the rsG estate devised b. Sai WILL which e..
e:e has ben .ot under decree Q. said Court entered In
the case Of Mossi. aud e and ,here
In, aod ;he tho S;ste Of Traurs.e IL
which the said Arn 81. Caldwell resides, aud J.. ~L!ch
have Qealftd trustee for,ter as Aforesaid
GEORGE ". 3i0TRiS
FEB IG-cEA1 py i,is a:.ornr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

LIaESTEkstlE I'D LAN1 FDE 81 LIE,
TDY virtue oi decree OF tn. County Court Of Chester
d field pronounced u: The December term. lsGu, IN
the suit OF Steel CO. Gill; ct H's, We vii SELL In iron. Of
John W Joms tavern, (O!d Pits Che.erEed c0untyD Oh
the FOURTH DAY Or MARCH SEST,l rhu tract L. nj ID
the suid lu!: mentioned clsd Pow sLL, Dear Winter.
Geld and Salisbury, containing Rbout lightly The
.a:e will take place at J.: ~ precisely.
TIkM4 OF eule will b. made kacUn al ;hs tlus.
l. y. pukEgCr !ccrc,s.c:er,
Il Z. CuGDlLL, !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

= 4SA~Af on the 2lst February !sN. rwo negro boys
LIZ HENRY and JACKSON. Henry Il 81 y.sra old Hight
bro=n or yeln@ish Color atort feet VI inc,rs HIGH
and weighs, aboEL 10 pounds and I'd. lort
lie 10 verJ good plantation blacksmith, and handy
anything you put HIN IT, GEd To:ks .efhandei-h.s a
pleasant counteuance wien spoken Ivy Strangers Jack
sou ~ orr 81 oii brown e"pper.c0lorei and
vel CHS about 10 CT eD pounds Is about feet 10 o. Il
Inches HIGH has rather taor walk, aa he has shoes
they IRE very A.. to b. ruE outside.
vii pay the ubove reward Il said slaves de!T
20 M IL Chnm'=f. cuun;y Ala, eight miles OF Oak
Bowr.y or VIII pay sgv Tor information 70 re. thrr
3 II. DDOLITTLE
Oct ej-c.Em 0ny R,r.rv Cb,,.h.r. % Al.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28
Thirty-sixth Congressional Session

O.. motion, Ordered 20 &c printed.
% motion, ndiourred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-02-28

y. {. Ciaibornc. well known in the political
circles u' Virginia, is now Of the Missouri
Legislature. He was Delegate to the last
National Convention. wher Mr.. Iancey, il one
Of his powerful speeches in Baltimore, alluded
20 him &: ;hs "brauliiui drcIai.ncr fruui Mis-
souri,"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25

THE RAsBERRY.--The rasberry will do
well in any good, rich and deep garden
soil, but it succeeds best where it is IN
clined to be moist. In dry, sandy soil,
the more tender sorts will ripen the wood
better, but in such soil thorough mulch
ing is necessary. The best situation is a
border on the north side of fence
They may be grown finely in young or
charus, say two rows between each row
of trees. The raspberry may be planted
from two TO three feet apart. and the
cane should be cut down to within twelve
or eighteen inches of the ground accord
ing to the strength of the plant, cutting
the weakest canes the shortest, and no
fruit should be allowed to grow the first
season. The buds are to be picked off,
that all the strength of the roots may go
into the new canes, and these should be
carefully tied to stake, as on their
health and vigor depends the crop the
nextseason. Pruning the raspberry is a.
very simple operation; the canes are pro-
duced one season, bear fruit the next
and then die.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25

FEW DOORS SOUTH OF TUE COURT HOUSE,
This long established, well known, and
popular Hotel, has been refitted and repaired
by the present proprietors In style that will
enable them to afford strangers and travellers
better accommodations than can be had at any
other public house in this country. 1t is loca-
ted in the most central part of town and is
therefore the most convenient and pleasant
stopping place in Upper saudusky. Upon
- : Il III e ] R T q B L e
Will always be found the very best of every
thing that can be procured in this and adoin
ing counties as well as an occasional luxury
from the Southern and Eastern Cities, and no
pains will be spared 10 make the guests OF the
"Pierson House," comfortable.
cE Their Stabling
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the neig ghborhood, and persons lavng horses to
be cared for viii! find every convenience and
facility ecessaly to their comfort.
GPrompt and careful porters always on
hand to convey baggage to and from the cars.
Don't 'tforget to call at the 'sPierson," when
you come to town.
Upper Sandusky, Aug l6, 1860. rs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25
T H E PIO N EER
Rates of Advertising

Rates OF ADVERTISING.
Ten lines, or less, this type, counts one
= One square, 3 weeks or less ... ::....s SIZE
One square, each additional Insertion.
Permanent Advertisers, by special agree
ment, at the following rates, payable quar-
terly: ,.o
One square, 3 months, without change, =, 5o;
% Two squares months, without change, 90
2 Three 50 uares months without changes, W
-Four squares months, without change, 6,Oo
Each additional square, per quarter :. - w
Notice of the final settlement OF Estates'
so cents each. -sr7e ssa
All advertisements must be paid In advance.
Attorneys will be holden for the prlee OF IN
serting legal notices handed in by them. fuo-
fishers not accountable for the accuracy OF
legal Advertisements beyond the amount
charged for heir publication. e& g -s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25
DO YOU WANT WHISPERS?
Do YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
DO YOU WANT WHISPERS?
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
BELLINGHAM'S
r-=-Ea CELEBRATED
Stimulating Onguent,

For the Whiskcrs and Hair.
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
the Citizens of the United States, that they have
obtained the A gency for, and are now enabled to
offer to the American public, the above Justly cell
ebraed and world renowned article.
THE STIMULATING ONGUENT
is prepared by DR. c. P. BELLINGHAM, an emf
nent physician of London, and is warranted to
bring out thick set of
WHISPERS OR A MUSTACHE
in from three to six weeks. This article is the
only one of the kind used by the French, and in
London and Paris it is in universal use.
1t is beautiful, economical, soothing, yet
stimulating compound, octing as if by magic
upon the roots, causing beautiful growth Of lux
uriant hair. If applied to the scalp, it will cure
bald spots fine growth of new hair. Applied
according to directions, it will turn RED or towy
hair DARK, and restore gray hair to its original
color, leaving it soft. smooth, and flexible. The
" ONGUENT" is an indis pensabIe article in every
aentleanan's toilet, and after weeks use
they would not for any consideration be without
it.
The subscribers ale the only Agents for the
article in the United States, to whom all orders
must be addressed. ~s
Price One Dollar box-for sale by all drug.
gists and dealers; or box of the '.Ouguent''
Warranted to have the desired effect4 will be
sent to any who desire it, by mail (direct), Sc
curely packed, on recei pit of price and postage,
81 10. Apply to or address
HORACE L. HEGEMAN 6a CO.,
Druggists, &c.,
s.= 24 William Street, New Y York.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-25

The city is filed. Soldiers are still
arriving, and are understood to 60 to
Washington, commanded by Gen. B. F.
Butler. The Governor made them a
speech from the State House. Four
regiments leave this week one for Fort
Monroe.
The Suffolk Bank rendered 100000
10 the State, and the same amount TO the
United States.