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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
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Gsr See what tie People, Press and det

G9E See whatMe People, Press ona dea-
lsrs sag:
Fl. II. COSTAR-All the summer L have
been troubled with roachcs ami nice I w.s
actua " ashamed OF the house, for the reaches
were everywhere. pu~chased box of your
Extr minator and tried it. aud i'll one week
here was not roach Il mouse in the
house.
.ToHS B. GINEHs. No, 81 EN- Street
HOU kEEPERS-tIoubled with vtrlnin
ed bc no longer, if they use Cu>t-r's'' Ex
termnattrs We have use it to our sat>f G
ton. and if a b K cost S5 we would have ii -
Ws had tried poi~ons, but they tffcc' ed moth
the breath out of rats, nice and Bcdbugs, ,qnick
than write it. 1t is in great demand
ali OYER The country I Medina Ohio G z,tfe
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroye ed
annually in Grant count, by verniu than o d
pay fol tns of this rat and insect kille r. Laa,
cas- er, (Wis.) c'ald
HR TAR-Iour Extclnninator is re
ccived, used, aud psonounccd a dccid. d sue
cess. We used box ,f 1t, AID the wa, tn
rats and mice around our y eniises raised ned
that night caution 10 seepcrs. Since III n
not rat or m ouec has b en- beard i'll b chen ol
celler- Magleg, Iowa Tines.
| HAVE BEEN SELIING-You Extermi
nator for the last year and have found i. . sue
>iot ever, time lave not Known itt fail IL
a single instance.
GEo. RosE. Druggist Ca tingtcn, o.
We ARE SElLlNG-Your preparation
rapidl. W he they have been used, rats
mice, ro@clcs, and Ecrnlin disappear imnedl
a:ely.
Eckrs & STOPPER. Truga ISIS, New Windsor,
Md,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
SHERIFFS SALE.

State of Ohio, Wyandot county, IS.
Pursuant to the comman OF ali ala< or1er of
sale from, the Cou. of Com. Pleas in Il, :, for he
county of Wyand It to me directed, | shalt cx
pose to pub c sale at the Go II Of the Cou /
Honse in Upper Ssndusky, cr the 3lst da> or
August A D. ls6l, hetN cen the l:ou of 10
O'Clock. A NJ. and clock, + NJ =, of said day,
the 10 lowing described propc, ty, to wit:
The west pa Of The north nest quarter Of
fractional section ten, township one south Of
range fourteen, containing forty five &c es or,
Or less appraised at thirty eight dollars AS,
Il part of the east part of the north west
quarter of fractional sec ton ten in township
on 20 th, s,uh Of the ba-e line Of range four
teen beginning at q Stake OH the sectional line
fo ty rods south Of the river from thence run
ming north eastcrly direction sixty four rods
to the perrysburg road at the conner stake thir-
ty RODS from the liver, thence unning The
road forty three rods, f.nm thence across to the
section line parallel with the first line, and
fom thence running on the section line to the
place OF beginning. contai; ing twcnt, &C es
appraised at thirty six dollars per acre Also
the following premises adjoining, bounded
follows to-wit:
beginning ut the timers corner on the soath
side of the Sandusky river thence in south
G ST rly direction twenty Gig ght rods to the sec
ton line to stake on said line, thence in Il
north eastefly course to the Pcrrysbttrsh road
s1Xt! iour rods. thence with the center of said
road. north eastery course thirty rods to the
river aforesaid, thence it'll the meanderngs of
said liver TO the place of beginning containing
twelve and u half acres mo re or less, appraised
at sixteen hundred and twenty five dollars, All
situate i'll Wvandot county Ohio.
To be sold as The property of William Car
ter at the suit of G.. y. Pierson.
Terms of sale cash.
J. CULBERTsoN. Jr, sLeiifT.
July 26, 6l,-Pf. s., ,25.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

DIRECT TAXATION. In the House al
Representatives on Monday. bill was
passed by that body. imposing tax on
carriages of from enc to fifty dollars
gold watches one dollar silver watches
n,'y cents, excise on spiiituous liquors
I'VE cents per gallon, and on fernent-
''lo'fs sixty cents per barrel. OF
Two cents per gallon, All incomes ove,
SIX hundred dollars per annum three NO,
cent, including marcy 1T interest etc - ~
Every interest In the country is also
taxed, 1ncledlng tax on the net income
" banks, but not on their currency O,
paper circulation. Landed estates are
also taxed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
The Masked Battery Convention-Mer-
sheen Won't Work Patriotic Demo
Gratis Smell "A Mice.
I Il ~ ~ If

ht shGu DatfeEF SoHVPHttOi-i u
sheen Won't Work Patriotic Demo
Gratis Smell II Mice.
Hear what the Democratic Standard OF
Delaware county says about the
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
This body assembled in the city Of
Columbus yesterday, and as might be
expected at the present exciting state Of
the connIry, was largely attended. Ma
ny, like ourselves, going for mtre curl
ltv, to see and hear in person, how far
and what track the symrathisers Of
Breckenridge & CO., would take in
the coming political contest. We &C
knowledge the movements were adrolty
executed, by the skillIul manage ment OF
our political Generals of the Democriic
party, aided by few valiant recruits
rom the Know Nothing party. The
pla torn, we COT Id in the main endorse,
| did we believe it to be the honest senti-
ment o. those who profess 10 stand on it.
But we know by comningling with the
delegates, and tEus earning their feel.
iings and sentin ents., that it is only a
''masked battery" 10 he exploded as
scun as these leads rs think tie Northern
mind has berome sufficiently demora!
ized to ans swer their purpose, by the cry
Of oppr' ssion and taxation. We have
not time TO ;ully unmask Tic hypocIicy
of this meeting, but will simply add that
| not oue word did we h., ar, eitler in
private or public. in condemnation of the
rebels and their pretended government
but was the same course pursued by them
towards the present Administration .
Not so--for long and loud were their de-
nunciaiions against it, thus, corclusivtlg Is
satisfying US which way tE.ir sympa-
thies were directed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
VOLUNTEER DEAD.

Mr.. Solomon Wolfe, of company I, Is
Regiment, Capt. Kirby's. died at tha res
idence of w. F. Goodbread, in Nevada,
on Sat urday the 10th inst. The deceas.
ed had but returned tobis home after serv
ing his countrysin Western Virginia, and
received the congratulations Of bis friend
when he was taken sick, and afser one
weeks suffering, he closed his eyes upon
worldly scenes forever. He was much
respected by all who knew him. He
was inferred on Sunday the 1lth inst,
with the honors of war. Thus the true and
the brave are honored when their ftful
life on earth is over. Appropriate relig
Gus exercises were had by Rev. Messrs
Nc Lean and Hammer
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

B=PETERsoNs' COUNTERFEIT DETEcToE, fol
August 1851, is published to day, with its lis.
ual valuable contents. The forth page 9!
this number ought, to be cut out, and pasted up
for reference, as It gives the descriptions of ma
ny plates, engra, ed in the beat sly le, and capa
bic os being altered to various banks throughout
the country. The recent issue Of notes OF small
denominations by our country banks. i'll af
lord room for the issue of a new batch of these
fraudulent bills ard tradesmen ought to maka
themselves aequ tinted with the description OF
these fraudulent plates.
Here are 36 coanterfeits put inro crcu ion
in one me lth. Such Publication as this of
Petcrsons' is Indispensable. Evr, DO y who re-
cciyes and pays must have it. lfthsy are
wise, they will take the double issue of the
18th as well as tho lst of each month. The
completeness of The '' Dctector. makes it thor
oushly reliable, while the low price places il
within the reach even of the poorest artisan
Price, Monthly, One Doller, Semi mouth Tive
Dolla year. Indeed, it strikes us that the
working classes, who earn tner mon with
difficulty, have the most dnect interest in be
ing able, at glance, cheapy 10 asc, rtain TIC
authenticity of all bank not,s received by them
| They ought to subscribe to it at once.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
PROMOTED.

Capt. VIM. T. Wilson of company c.,
18th Regiment, O.. V. M, has been pro-
NOTED to Lieut.. Colonel of the 5th Reg
ment. We congratulate ou friend the
Col. upon his upward tendency, and
hope he may still ascend hig her, until he
is made General. One thing is certain,
the appointment is good one, and the
brave men that will hereafter compose
the 18th will find him always on hand to
lead them to battle and to victory. Il
wont be good for "Setesh" ifthey let tie
Col. cross their path.
Dear me! just think OF an editor being
made a Col. AS the starting point as
from the tripod Of the Pioneer, we are
expecting soon to be promoted too
Wonder that the Government has not
thought of us before-But we want 10
fight where there are no bullets. y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
Ty. The folloWinp letter was recoye

Eg The following letter was received
by gentleman in this place, from bis
niece, residing at Hagerstown, Md and
handed us for publication. Being Of in
terrst. we give ii space this week,
HAcERsrowN, Nd, Aug. 4, 1851.
DEAR UNCLE Your letter was re.
ceiyed, and l thought would wlite to
you, AID give You the news Of our town,
More troops arrived on Thursday. The
Eth NJ massachusetts, regiment is encamp.
I'D at Hag'r's. Il is a fine regiment
We have The Connecticut boys to gnard
our town; they are highly educated,
well behaved, and good- looking. The
people generally are well pleased with
them. 1t is supposed that fifty or six,
ty thousand troops will ocme here and
stay until cold weather Washington
county being healthier than Frederick
county. About Two thousand mules are
here out in Hammond S fields where
hundreds of wagons are. The Academy
has been converted into a hospital fer
the sick and wounded also the Court
| House. and committee of ladies for
every day in the week to prepare food
for the sick such as sick persons shc ula
have. Our day is Thursday, but We
went this corning Z again. Some have
gone home, and some are better, and
expect to go this week. Poor fellows -
how they brighten up when they see the
nice toast and tea. The Massachusetts
don't seem to like Maryland they think
We are foo cold. I suppose they hold a
spite, since the 1st Massachusetts regi-
ment was attached in Baltimore. They
should not mind that, for it was row dies
who made the attack.
The guards are stationed all around
town--at the Qnartrrmastcr's office, al
the warehouse, the ra lroad, our Store
corner is guarded every My Int from e.
leyen clock un il dayH. .ht. We are not
afraid OF the Sec, ssiouists now.
Capt. Ammor, of the New York l9tlr
that passed through here on Sunday, the
7ih Of July, was sick at our house until
the following Friday. He is from A
burn. Surgeon J. S. Fuller, who was
detailed to take care of the Captain, is
from Seneca Falls, n. Y. Dr. Iium-
phrles came for them. They are all
young men of good education, and OF
OF the best families in NV York. The
Captain was visited by his Colonel, Sew
ards nephew. and great many others
OF lis regiment. We have The three, al
on one plate--very good pictures, too.
Some of those Pennsylvania ldier>
are hard cases-some Deg and some steal
We have led great many. The Indi
ana Zonaves, and The Wisconsin, Ma>sa-
chusetts, Connecticut and New York re
glmenls. are generally good, honest men
! but the Maryland and Pennsylvania
troops are rough men. The Mary land
lst is stationed along the Potomac river.
some OF them come 10 tewn ard get on "a
llgEt, and our guards were Obliged tt
take one Of them TO the guard house, he
followed SO much that the people were
all aroused. He would not allow the
Connecticut boys TO touch l,im--two o
his company had 10 take l.im--he was e
| plug.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

10 YEARS and more established In New
York city.
Used blythe city Pos, Office.
Used blythe city Prisons and State
Houses.
Used hy--City Steamers. ships. &c.
Used by-the City hospitals, Aims
Houses, &c.
Used by-'he City Hotels-'Astor'- st
Nicholas, &c.
Used by-the Boarding Houses, &c. &c
Used by-mole than $4,000 Private
Families.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

The AK SrNK-The United States
gun boat, Flag, arrived at Fort Mifflm
this morning. with 35 rebel prisoners
taken from a rebel var vessel. fol mtrl;
che re enue c!stter Akin, which was
seized by the rebels last winter. The
Akin fired at the st. Lawrence of
Charleston, probably mistaking her fer
merchant vessel. when the St. Law
returned u broad side, sinking the reb-
el vessel. Five of bcr crew were lost,
and the rest rescued aud placed on board
tle Flag.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
BEMoCRATI. NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats Of this county have sc.
lected their ticket for the ems ling cam
pagn.
For Representative
JONATHAN MAFFET.
For Auditor,
PETER B. BElDLGR.
For Treasurer,
DAVID G. MURRAY.
For Sheriff,
Wm. NARROW.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
JOHN BERRY.
For Commissioner,
c. r. FOWLER
For Probate Judge,
JOHN A MORRISON.
For Coroner,
BENZ. WILLIAMS.
We wish to each and all OF them health
and happiness; but since iely hope each
and all OF them ,lnay MT ct with terrible,
defe at.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
SECESSION PILL.

Our friend VIM. II. Ashbrook, late
from the scat OF war in Western Virgin
ia, presented US with a cartrige used by
our boys in paying their respecst to thr
secesher. 1t looks like a dangerous
thing,to havchurled at ones precious per
son from a musket
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

Two HuNrRED LAsHEs Auburn Advor
tiscr states tn a man lamcd banning wbo lives
at Atlait Ga Is a bl other II II s d ming ri
Ca.uga County, was recently wAippcd two hun
dred ashes for exPressinn the hope that the Un-
would be SUSTAINED This information WAS rcceiy.
cd from gentlcm n in Georgia formerly prom
he ut member of the Baptist Church in Auburn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

GS- a member Of the Seventy first
Regiment Of New York states tha in one
OF the charges of that regiment upon a
Rebel battery, he met at the point OF the
bayonet member Of one of the Virginia
regiments, with whom he had formed in
innate relations of friendship, while the
Rebel soldier was hi college in New York,
Each Instantly recognized the other, and
instead OF carrying outlhe work of death
they clasped hands with the exclamation.
God bless you, aud separated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
------5- .-------
AN ARREST

We wese informed that one OF the con
ductors on Il e p Fl w & G. Il. r.,
was arrested at Buc, fus on Saturday
last, upon The charge of embezzvlng the
Compans's money.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
ANNOUNCEMENT. A

Mn, EpiTon Dear Sir:--Ilease present my
name as inderen dent candidate fos til,
Office Of Repre- sentative, IN the next Legi4
lature. -
| u coming before the public in dis manner
have no apology TO offer, my long ieside, c
in the county has made the electors sufficiently y
acquainted with my character. and my ability
to serve in that capacity.
G. W. SAMPSON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

W Fhey have hardly yet got tn ou-h tr, ing
to Ind the true ceuscs of the late deieal near
Manasses: One paper expresses our sentiments
exactly when it says that ii was la gcly attributa-
bic to "hlskey; and tthe mum er of squi.t IS who
have unfortunately got into position,s IN the
army II which they are as unified as they alc
lor any other good use you might attempt to
put them To- An epanlet and hair lip don t
ma Ike an officer, any more than pis's tail will
make rat tail file, and for the same reasons
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

USE FOR PRISONERS OF WAR The
Richmond dispatch in alIuding to the for
-ty prisoners taken at Marlinsburg, pant
Of Philadelphis company, says:
1.-The captured Hessians are hard al
work on our for!iications a; Winchester.
There is no doubt tia! tie rc BE- Is are
making good use Of the prisoners they
capture from US, and we can see no good
reason why there should be any hesitation
to retaliate on our prrt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
CAMP MEETING

A camp meeting, under the auspices Of
The NJ E. Church, will be held near Dun
kirk. commencing on to day and con-
tinuing over the Sabbath Ample ar
rangernents have been made for the ac-
commodation of all who may attend.---
Rev. Mr.. Love OF this place is in attend
ance.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
CLoTHIERs.

Our Jour. came bieing ilto the Office a
few days ago: with bran, span new
Linen coat on. 1t was perfect ft.-
On inquiry we found he had gone .o ST.
mon d Opper htimer and procured it.
Now if any of our readers want anything
nice in the clothing way--all they have
Q do is to call upon Simon e. Openbei-
mer. and they can procure them, perfect
fits warranted in all cases.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
SHERIEF"S SALE.

'JII Z TIT Il y --kiN = Il,
State of Chic, Wyandot County, SIS.
Pursuant to the command of an Execution
Wit, from the Conrt of Common Pleas, in and
for the county Of Wyandot, to me directed, |
shall expose TO public sale in front of the
Court House, in Upper Sandusly on the 3Ist
day of August A. D., 1861 between the
hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P.
NJ, of ssid day. the following described prop
elty, to wit:
Top buggy,
Open-b buggy.
TO be sold as the property of Martin
Stokely, at the suit OF s. r. Watson
Terms of Sale Cash.
JAMES CULBERTSON, Jr., Sheriff.
Aug, l6, '6l s. 90.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
WYANDoT COUNTY UNION RE-
LEE COMMITTEE.

The commissioners of Wyandot County o.,
in special session on The 9th day of July a. D.
1861 passed an order in accordance with an
act passed May 10 A d. 1861, afford
lief to the families af soldiers mustered into the
service of the United States and in the service
CT the State" and appointed the following
named gentlemen to constitute said Relief Com
! TO,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
PERSONAL.

Col. Dickey Of the 18Th Reg Q. M.
was in town on Monday. He is a brave
officer ana is shighly respectfully the men
under his ecmmand.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

CrRIous.-Two ships are on their way from
Eng lane TO This country laden, the one with four
hunded bales of cotton, and he oticr it'll two
hundred, for No ihern MANU- iacturcrs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

u The Secessonists who rallied 8, suddenly
IN Northern Missouri are beng cleane d out.
The eenforcements from illinois made them
move ont Of the way rapidly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

W Peterson for September is rather /, ttu
than the several numbers precreding. MANY
OF Its attic es are universally inie resting, and
its patterns beautiful. 200 year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16
APOLOGEI IC.

Owing to sickness and the death Of a
child in our family, we issue this week
but half sheet.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

RAsPBERRIEs.-Those desirous of have q finn
raspherres another Year, should now cut aHay
ali the canes that have borne frnit this season
and also all the yonr shoots but about three ia
hill, leaving of course the strongest Hoe the
grass and weeds clean. giving to the Plant all the
chances possible for full and Sing maturity of
cane and bud preparatory TO the next wear $
fruit. New plantations Of haldy sorts can te
made this fall, with promise OF retura of aSma'l
amount Of fruit next eason Three hy three or
three by four feet apart, sthc best distances.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

To Destroy-Rats. Reaches &c.
TO De>troy--Mice, Moles. &c.
To Destroy--Bed Bugs,
To DesIroy-Mo otlls. Fleas, Auts, etc.
To Destroy Mosquitoes,
10 Deslroy--Insccts on Plants and
Fow Is,
To Destloy--Insects an animals, etc.
TO D. D'stroy-,sery form and species OF
FernlIn.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-08-16

TREATMENT OF TRAIToRs--Bshop
Clark, OF Rbode Island, who visited
Cleveland with the ProviIerce guests,
on the occasion Of the Inauguration Of
the Perry statue, docs rot niHce his
words in regard to the proper treatment
Of the traitors. In speech at the
Providence mass meeting last week,
Bishop c. says
The notion that the traitors are to
be treated tenderly is exploded. 1t is
time the dispensation of hemp is COM
lnenced. Hang the leaders, in mercy to
the people. who are Civ. u over to de-
lusion to believe lie and then pray
that they may be brought to their right
minds. and dwell with us iE the bonds
OF friendship"