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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
THE UNION.

Iflhe Union wishes manly discussion
upon the political issu, oiathe day The
Rev. Editor--the Rev. Brunner~-the
Rev Rev Il, Rev,--Rcv. is pc :
fecily competent TO meet i'm, but tie
Rev. Rev.--Rcv Rev. Drummer Il e
Editor os the Pioneer is not able to NEE t
him or to cope With him in low bling :
gate and va'garisms. Let him ill his
It dors not effect or trouble the Rev
Drummer bil--a bit II he wants to play
the blackguard, we dont--and that is just
the differ, nee between US. From this
lime forth we shall take no notice of tie
Editor Of the Unions pers mali les.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
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A WORD OF CAUTION

The summer months are upon us, and
in order to preserve the he alth, and to
protect our town from the incursions, Of
Epidemic Disease, every citizen should
take solupulous care to remove all etten'
sive matter fromtheir premises. and to see
that their cellars anI outhouses are clean
sed and properly ventilated. using st
times, some one or other, OF tEose disin.
fcc,ing agents, SO prompt in purifying tn.
atmosphere. As frem our location, W.
are subject more or less to feyers and a
gles, much of which. we ara positive
could be prevented, ii proper sanalorA
measures were adopted. Let this wo'e
Of caution be needed in time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

BY the use Of these pills the periodic at
iaeks nf Nervous or. SIX lleadache Hias bepre
Nenteds and if taken at. the COMMENCEMENT of
an attack inruediate relief from. p1m and ck :
ness may be obtained.
They SELDOM fail, III. removing the NanSea
and Heaaache to, WHICH fclnales are SO sub
jsct.
They ACT gently upon tbs bowels reraoy7
ing CosLiveucss
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate. Fe-
Halas.a aij Ill persons 9l ssdeDtary habits,
they are v"iuable as a, Laxaiiye. a,pToyes the
appetite, giving tone vi5er to the digestive
organs, and restoring the natural elasticity
| and strength of the " hole system.
/ The CEPHAEIC PILLS are tlle result Of
| long Ia estig4tspD and carefnlly { ,uducted
I Icxperimnts. having been in use many yeats
during WHICH time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount of pain and suffering
| from Headache, Mhether originating in the
nervous system or from detapged state of the
stomach.
| hey are entirely We 5ctabie in their coln-
postiun, and may be taken at all times " it'll
perfect safety witho-t aking any change. q
die'. and the absence of any aisag TASTE
rtnd r>ir easy to administer them TO children
BEWARE OF. COUNfERFEITS.
| The genuine have five signatures of uenr,
j G. Spalding on each box
! seld by Druggists and all other Dealers il
medicines.
a Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re
eeipt of the
/ PRICE % CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to 3.
/ HENRY C. SPALDtNG.
! 4S Cedar Street. New ork
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
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A. NUS ANCE.

F. = y
The practice of throwing dead chick
ems, rats, cats. dogs etc in our public AL
leys, is decided nuisance, and whether
it is made SO or not by our municipal law
one thing is certain, it should be SO de-
lclared, and prohibited by heavy penal
ties. Some of our alleys at this time are
filed with filth, which with the rays o.
an almost torpid sur beating upon it, is
enough to breed an epidemic. We rec
.ommend to our worthy Mayorand our vii
lAge fathers, the propr ie'y OF boxing af'
ter this matter II is much easier 10 pre-
vent an epilemic. than to stay its dest1uc
tive hand. when once the work of deatl
Las begua.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

The wheat looks much better than it
really is. as we understand the Hessian
fly is making sad rayages in all parts Of
the country. There will probably not be
over half the usual yield.
Tie corn in this county, considering the
late planning looks wei, but good soak
ing rain is much ne, ded. II the season
be propitious. it is the expressed opinion
of our best farm rs, that the crops will be
a heavy enc. -e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
OUR USIaN SCHOOL,.

This institution Of learning will rlose
is last term of The scholastic year on to-
morrow, Saturday. Now then comes va.
cation, a>eason looked forward too it'll
delight by the children, and none the less
agreeable 10 the teachers, who after nine
months continemt ut with their lupils,
need Taxation and season OF rest
Now that il has come, we wish to both,
the purest enjoyments,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

e FEN Doogs sorTH uF COURT HOUSE,
This org established. we'll known, and
popular Hotel, has been rcftted and repaired
by the present propfi.tors IN lyle that will
cnahle them to afford strangc,s antitra vcllers
better accommodations than can be had Il any
other public house in this country. Il is loca-
ted in the NEST central part OF tovQ ant is
thcrefole the NEST esMTcuieit and pleasant
stopping place in Upper sandusky. uPq.4
Il ii l3 ] g r a 8 = g
viii always be found the very best of every
thing tn t can be procured in this and adjon
ing ccurties rs we'll as an occasional luxury
from the Sodthern and Eastern Cities. and no
pains will be spared 10 make the guests oi The
"Pierson House comfortable
Their Stabiing
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the neighborhood, and persons lavng hurscst to
beeared for will find every convenience and
facility ecessalv tothcr comfort.
/ IPrompt and careful portcrs always Oh
hand to convey baggage to and from the ears
Don forget to call at the 'Pierson,' when
you come to town.
Upper Sandusky, Jnnc l 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
THE SIMMER soLsTIcE.

Or in other words, ,on Friday last. sum
mer properly began in the Northern Hem
isphere. Last Frliay, Saturday and Suns
day the days were OF equal length and
the longest days in the year. We are no"
tending towards another period in which
/, he year is divided, and thus one season
quickly succeeds another ia the ever ceas-
less rounds of old Time.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
CORRESPONDENCE.

seleeteddor the Pioneer from aWhe clinePaper.
Letter Of thanks, to tie Lrdtes ct' Cameron.
BuRroN STATION. May 3lst. 1861 |
LADIES OF CAMERON: @
In behalf Of the Sycamore Boys, lie
turn to you our heartfelt and sincere
thanks for the kindness aud liberality
shown to us on our passage through your
pleasan. little town y our liberaliry to.
wards us. convnces US that not only true
to the Union and ihe glorious cause in
which we are engaged, you, also possess
true hospitality. and from your abundance
spare with willingness part to the sol
ditr who goes forth to Fl sllt his country's
battles Such acts on your part to the
soldier wilcver be remembered; and
though we suffer hnrc>hiPs and priva,
tions, but 10 call TO mind YOUR Kindness
to US, will be what the Oasis Of The desert
is 10 the wayworn traveller, who, beneath
the rays of tropical sun. finds shelter
and water--the onesto protect him from
| the burning heat andslhe other to auench
| his thirst -.
| Your kindness deserves unending praise
and when the bloody drama shall have
clcsed and we arrive safely at homess We
will tell Of y,ur kindness and point Gu
m Others and sisters to your EXAMPLES, as
one worthy Of imitation. And as the
wheels OF time genll., carries US along
down the declivtty of life, and age dins
our eyts and furrows our cheeks. we-wll
revert to the days when we were S,ldier
/ Boys. and how We partook Of the refresh,
ments SO bountifully provided ~ the la
dies OF Cameron.
We feel that our cause is Just one
and may the God of at.les direct an,
gpl le u through the campaign. i
the wish of your humble servant. Z.
Let me tell you ladies, you car eyer
great nduence, and have at your dis
pos al IN a measure, the veal or woe, 0
our beloved country.
I'd! Exert that ilhuence Alright, Do NO
stand in the way of any one, bnt ra.ii-
! encourage all who can to turn cut an
help as in determining that our gloiiou
banner shall yet trlum phanty wave owe
not a tart-but the whole of tLis one
! glorious coufcderacy. THIS know 30
will do, the bright and intelligent spsrkl
Of those eyes that greeted us at the Dc
pot spoke, in PLATA terms, this fact
Yes,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
PEiiSCNAL.

His Honor Judge NJ. c. Whitley OF
,Findlay, Ills Honor Judge George E. Sen
cy. Of Titin, His Honor Judge Plants, OF
Bucyrus' John Z. Lee and u. Z. Wolfe
of Tiffin and John Bartrun OF Marion,
were in our village on Monday, attending
the District Court.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
THE WEATHER.

~ The shower OF rain which fell in this
place on Thursday last, only laid the dust
without cooling the atmosphere Since
then, old sSol's burning rays, have been
t Hing with undimlnished heat upon Us
Our vegetable gardens are burning up.
and wilhouta good old fashioned rain soou
visiting them they will produce nothing.
Th.rmometer only 92 in the shade.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

.riTTSBuRG, FORTWAYNE& l. CHICAGO
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FOURTH OF JULY.

1t will be seen that arrangements nave
teen made for celebrating the 4th In 'hla
place in becoming manner. We refer
eour readers to the programme OF exerei
sses in another column. e-f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
PROGRAMME.

For the Grand Union Celebration Of the
85.h anniversary of American Indepen>
dence-July, 4ih 1861.
!st. National Salute of thirteen guns
al sunrise by National Gun Squad.
The Delegations from the country are
requested 10 be in town at ~ o'clock a.
NJ, where they will be received and ar~
ranged into a procession, by the Chief
Marshall and lis aids. anI marched to
Sears Grove, when the ceremonies Of the
day viii take place 10 the following Oh
der: 20
lst. Prayer by Rev.
2l. Singing by CAoir National Air.
Sd. Music '' String Bard.
4th. - " Saenstrbana Society.
/ 5th Reading OF Declaration by Hon.
R. Mckeliy.
9TH Music by band.
7th :" Str.ng Bsnl
Oh. Grafton by Hon j. S. Plants.
9th. Music by Chuir.
10th, ." Band,
- IL tn. " " Saenger3und.
18th. Dinner.
i 18th. Toasts and Responses.
/ The Regular Toasts will be handed too
and read by Hon. NJ. H. ki'by.
18th, Music by the banI.
18th Bencdlction.
The following have been selected as
the officers and committees Tor tie oc
ca>ion
Chief Marshall Hon J. D. Sears
I j. Culbertson, Jr.
Aids to Marshall ! !. 4 avlss BseFy'
John Berry.
Committee 10 +, ceive and arrange pro
visions.
4 TIE. cri~sell, N. F. Goetz, A. G
Tribolet, s. $. Petit, Mrs. Geo. w
Be ~, MIS- ]. A. Maxwell, ..rJ D Sears
+" j. D. Mckee, =. DUNN, (" Dr. Hen
dersun,' Milton Moral. Il. + Berry,. r
Robbins, Miss Reb"cca Zlmmer man. Mis-
i II. E. Mott, . Tillie P,erson, g Netti
Zollers, :" Grace Lytle, g Sarah Harp
ster, Mrs +. P. Fowler, Mrs. Samue
i Hedges, Mr.. I. Teneict, David Max
j well, u. w. R, Myers, G. W Hale, j
! Nj. Orr, Mm I&rh', Gearge Kenan. G
w. Frret, A. j Failor, Esquire Bowers
r George Myers, Stephon Bruder d. {
81 Muuay, George Davidson. S. M. Fowler
: Dr. Reed, D. Ii. r. Bsistle, J. Nj. Pos
!, NJ. D. Butler. j. D. Mckee, Solomo
: Hare, Marion CLARK. D. s kent6eld, Pc
j ter TroxeA, Jacob Hplllnshead, S. I
q White, Lewis Mcrrynan. Jacob Schatze
Y b. Lrebenthal and Dr. Blilhardt.
As this is 10 be a grand Union Gel,
bration OF the glorious Fourth of dal,
; every man woman ard child in the couI
ty is earnestly requested To- attend. an
n to bling with them provisions enough Il
. themselves and some. to spare.
), 1t is hoped that such liberal arrang'
ineats will be made that all can be f
bountifully,and that none may have
60 away hungry or dissatisfied.
't@ p. B BEIpLER,
J. A. MAXWELL,
y WM. MARROW.
~ j. AyREs,
= = H. ~ s~s J II. FREET.
S. H. HU4T,
'ef @ g. BpaRx j.,
Evmn5iatee.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
NEVADA.

The citizens OF this enterprising village
have made arrangements on lal sc scale
to &C. lrbrate the approaching anniversary
of our national indepen lenee. 1t is ex,
pected that three or four military compa-
nies will be present, to take part in the
exercises.
The declaration Of Independence will be
read and S, veral orations delivered by
gentlemen from distance. a dinner
viii be provided for the company IN the
grove adjoining the town, and good old
fashioned time of celebrating the fourth is
expected. Hving received a polite in
vitation TO attend, we expeS, n, prevent
ing providence, TO be present, and to JON
in with our old friends in that locality In
giving yentt to our patriotic feelings,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
TIE CROPS,


From reliable information obtained from
different quarters of the County, We learn
with regret. that the Weavel is making
sad havoc in the maturing wheat fields.
Grea. complaint is also made If the cheat
being in the wheat, in some fields to that
extent, as TO destroy entire fields. Com
plants OF ike nature comes IRON other
sections Of the State.
The Warren county Star says there are
complai nts in thet county,. Some OF the
farmers say one fourth OF their crop will
be cheat, some say les, and others say
their will be entirely clear oi it. AS tile
cheat shoots out first. we presume, ii looks
larger, relatively than it will WHEN the
wheat is fully headed out
The Eaton (Preble county) Register
says the ArmJ Worm is now committing
its ravages in different parts OF that coun.
ty. In raany places meadows, pastures
corn, wheat and oat fields are literally be.
ing eaten up. On Thursdag he vlsited
$ the Army OF Occupation, and found iheu
as though 1t had been burned Oft. The
worms wee as plenty as We have eve
seen lrasshoppers, and were OF all size
and ages. They are larger and daike
than a common cut worm.
However we are glad to notice that il
our neighboring county (Crawiord) th
!. crops look we'll. The Bucyrus Form
l { says:sdH asasf
The corn crop in this vicinity looks yer,
, well. and there is every prospect that
will be equal TO the crop of last year
! The frost on Sunday and Monday did d
Z serious damage, SO FAR as we can learn
: Il only nipped the leaves a title in low
: wet ground. 81
e The eats crop promises we'll, apd tb
yield viii undoubtedly be large
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
GREAT NATIONAL ROU
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD
Improved Schedule

Improved Schedule
BY recent important changes this road is now
ab'e to furnish unusual facilities for intercom
munication, East and west. Northwest and
Southwest.
Full connections with all through trains Il:
Philadephia ana New York, III the East-w ith
the South, oy its Washington Branch Road
by Cleveland and Pitt>tu gh, C,ntral Ohio and
| VI ietta and Cincinnati trains, viii the North
" est, West and Southwest.
III ouYh Tickets to or from Raltime re, Phla-
deiphia New York or Boston give the privilege
of lying over ut ary Of TIC inter mediate cities
| Two DO lars additionl give the privilege O
visiting Washington city en- route.
Tlis is the only rJate thnt can furnish
Through Tickets or Baggage Checks to or iion
Washington City,
Rug as low as by a;iy other l. Hte.
Sleeping ears on all night Trims.
Ask for Tickets by Baltimore and Ohio Bail
/. road.
! ] II SULLIVAN,
Gen'l West,rn Agent B,llaire. Ohio.
" P SMITH, Il NJ COLE,
Master OF Transportation. Genl Ticket g.
Baltimore, Md.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
FUNERAL 0BSEQUES.

s The funeral obseques of Mss Alice
II ldridge, an amiable and interestin g
young lady Of l6 years, were attended
in the NJ, Il. Church. on Sunday af
t-rnoon last. at 3 o'clock, Rey. Mr.. Love,
Pastor, preached an interesting and ap
propriate Funeral discourse to n crowded
audience. The funeral cortaSe was the
largest we ever remember to have seer
10 our village.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28


DIED,
On sa Hrelay moIniag the 22d INST, in this
place afttr bitf illness NJ Iss ALICE HOLD
RIDGE, dangnt. of II. Il. uoidrid re, Ill, rcII--
aut of this place: @
I hts i'll The morning of life, ere tie trials
al i cares # the word had time to tough her
has .sne to lhe spirit land. an an.iable and
iute: e-ting young lady. She aas the pride Ell
the koule circle aud the Object around which
c!a tered he tendelest affe> tlpns Of fcnd and
devoted parents, as we'll as the young and icy
Gus heirs of brothers and sist. rs; who, yet'
cannot rtalize 10 its fu lest extent, the loss of
. s; .ters love and ere.
''Ieayes have their time to fall.
And flowers to VI ither at the north win9s
breath; sf
ard stars to stt-but all,
Thou hast all stasous foi thine own, @
deaih % .-=.E-
, Just as the flow ei S of summer wee in full
bloom, and nature d,ck,d in Ler mcst golgeoas
robes. lrndl g beauty 10 the sc,ne aud fra
GRANGE 10 the air, adding new energy 10 the
,outhfnl heart, death sprung his how, and the
| arrow s;nt upon its mission, to sever with sud
dea blow, the silver chord, that bound the
young spirit to its clayey home. and set Il free
| leaving its tabtrnacle to decay.
| Her transient life
/, Is early flushed. Like some fragrant flower,
At morning dawn. she gladdened our low soil
Ard then reclined her head--and smilet--and
died j"
Iu the spring time CT life, with opening buds
/ aud blooming flowers around her; with high
hopes for IL bright and happy future. has death
| claiuled Ter Tor his and taken ner away
! from loved cnes here to the Paradise above.
::.There is perpetual spring, paretus! youth;
Nojoint. benumbing cold. nor scorching heat
Famine nor ag e, have any being there.'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

The D islrict Court for the County Of
Wyandot Ohio, commenced its session
on Monday June 9Th. 1851. Present,
Hons. ]. S. Plants, Geo. Z. Seney and
NJ. G. Whiteley. =
The cases tried were as follows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

yxrms--Onc Dollar 4 Fifty Cents M advance.
Two.Dollars, if payments del yed till after
Ihoplose of the year. No paper Will be DIS
su.,tinued until all arrearages are paid, except
at the option of the Publisher.
MIS-. NJ. PETTINGILL & CO, Advertis-
rig Agents, No ll9 Nassau ST.. New OK an an
10 State street, Boston, are agents tor 'iie + e.
aecr." Tuey are authorized to eca'fae' ''t
as at eur lowest rates.
GTThe CINCINNATI TYrE FocSpsi I"asA.'
ant. .orizcd q act as our agents in that city.
,.u,oursrra a. sasrour. Proprietors OF the
wfercba,,t's Advertising, Commission and Col
cciing Agency. are agents for this paper in
,.he Giles OF Philadelpha, Pa; Wilmington
del; AID Baltimore. Nd v.-ee s-
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c. C. 4 c. RAIL ROAD.
TnAISs RUNNING SOUTH.

T.. q. d Z. RAIL ROAD. -
TRAINS RUNNING SOUTH.
NM Gin. Ex, leaves q, ve!andg 500 A. u
& Crestfihe, ilc =
g Columbus, LAO PM
= Arrive Cinen aati, 6::l2 $
Night Express Ieav,s Gltvelana.s l'2o T. N
= Gre tsiline, II do :
s' @ g Columbus. ,..se! 20 u
t - Arrive Cincinna'i. e.0Q- ..
TRAINS RUNNING NORTH.
Gin. & N :. Y. Ex leaves CINCINNATI 1900 A "
Columbus, 2:n0 Pm
CreAtline. 6:.i6i -
Arrive ClveLn,l, $50, I"
Night Express Leaves Cincipnati, ). 1890 p. N
j" Columbus ?::25 A n
:, C,e,iline,.... 6:i5
Arrive C!eveIand,.. 9.i9
Juve /, 'Gl. F. S. FLINT, snp't
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
IMPROVEMENTS.

g Although the hard times ale upon US
and we are passing through a fearful
monetary crisis, wl.ich is oyerthroWins
many of the principle business houses of
our large cities, We are glad to notice,
that thrift and industry brlngslts own re-
ward, and enables their possessor TO
make improvements, while those who e1-
pandcd in good times, are compelled now
Ia contract their purses, from fear OF go
ing under.
Mr.. Mccormick on seventh street ha S
broken the ground and the found alion OF
substantial two story brick bu ilding is
alre ady laid. The work goes on, and in
few weeks. this locality Will be improv
ed by this new building.
L We also notice that wafkmen are en-
gagged in removing the roof ON the buid-
ing, owned and occupied BY Junt Ayres,
Esq. preparatory 10 the erection of new
edihce. sg
EFs<s
MIR. Ayres contemp'ates erecting a
two story brick dwelling. with The neces-
sary bach buildings The front building to
be two story, having neat seranda, ez-
tending Its entire length, THIS will be a
decided improvement TO that section Of
our village.
.Archvy Allen, who does up shaving
and bal bering So superbly, is remorln4
the cid frame buildings now covering hi
lot, situated on north Sandusky Avenue
/ preparatory to the erection Of a large ane
substantial two story brick building. =
The ground floor, will consist o
1.-TWO rooms, and are TO be devoted TO bus
mess purposes. This edliice when finish
ed will add to the business aspect OF tha
part of the Avenue.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

I4adits let yoar ii.au,pGe
Ever be exerted right,
! Is for our glorious banner.
AID you, We go to fight
Triumphart'y III t b,nrcr
Der Sump,r's walls shall wave,
0. each beneath lis starry fol,is
Shall FIJI soldi,l's gave
Your beauty 50 en>naled rs,
We could hardly pa, ) sea ''y,
But duty cal ed US onw I'd,
And We go, if. but TO die.
Accept this tribute from soldier, who
if he returns. would be pleased TO make
Cameron his home on account OF the beau
ty and intelligence of its ladies.
a Wyaudot County volunt nteer. Compa>
ny G e, in the 18th Regiment, W ich pass
I'd through on Thursday last,
VOLUNTEER F. p F.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
Saw Mill /!

Upon as reasonable terms, and i'll satifacto
ry manner, as any other mill in the com
try.
i. The Mill has onsthoroughly repaird, rugged
with new saw, &c, and is now in tine Running
orcsr.s, Mheu you want Saving done, cal and
See rse~-v 0t will-.in9 it to yoGr istarbst tctic
~, sr~s4s f.Atz e~S %ss-.$ ~ ass sei 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
BoQUET.

8C4DEI.
The richest boqueto the season, which
we have gazed upon, was brought TO our
.Sanctum on Monday morning, presen,
for our better half, who highly apprecia-
ted the gift. 1t was composed OF the rar-
est flowers now blooming, interspersed
with deterrent varieties OF buds and ever
greens, which emitted the most delight
jul fragrance.
II was fuely arranged and gave vi
dence of much taste in blending SO many
varieties Of Flora sweetest productions
differing in hue and color. as well as il
odor, together, Our friend Mrs. j. D
Sears has placed us under obligations, TO
her timely and seasonabe gift.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

ever tfleG.
Dileet ->.. A a., STOEER. +. Nj
Esj.e Vernon, " yantlot co.:U
Beverly, Mass. Dee. ! /. 1850,
| Il. c. Sraldiug, Esq, a Sc a55z~-e
wish Tor seine circulars or arge-show bills
to }. ing ycur Cspaalic Pills more particularly
kefp my custom rs Ii sou have anything
of the kind, please send TO me. t~f -
! Che of my cpstonels, who is subject to Sc
/ we're Sick Headache. useally last g=tw days
as eur,d of an aitack in che heuf by Your
| tIl-, whieh sent her
p Respectfully yours.
| ". B. WlLhES.
- ResnoidsbHrg, Franklin CO. Ohio,l
/ - - Jailaary, 8 leb!, -
Henry c. Spaliing, III
- No. Do Cedar St. n. Y -Jg5 - 4
s Dear Sir: .s
| lnclosed fnd twenty i've efnls RS, fof
whic h send box cf g Gephalic ri iliss." Send to
address Of Rev. Wan Z Filler, R"ynoldsburg,
| Franklin CO, Ohio. = ke
fosr Pills work like a charm cue Head
ache almost instanter.
/ - Truly yonrs,
MM. c FILLER.
Tpsilalsti, Mich, Jan Il, 1861.
Mr., spaid'ng,
! Not lcng since I sent to you for q bpx Of
CepEaic Fills for the Cure of the Nervous
| Headache and Cos s'iveness, and received the
same and they had so good effect that
/ was induced 10 send for mo e.
Please send by rctm!n mail, Direct to
a r WHEELER,
+- fpsiianti, Mlch.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28
PIERSON HOUSE

G. BERRY, sr. < son. Proprietors.
L PPER 5 sANDy SKY. OHIO
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-06-28

seleeteddor the Pioneer from aWhs clipgPaper.
Letter Of Mun6s, to tie Lrdtes ct' Cameron.
BuKroN STATION. May 3Ist. 1861