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Bhalby, Eanduky, Mansfield Newark RsIlrosd, 4 7
Manifold, Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE
&C.
OreEtline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster Mas
Billon, 30.
Gallon and Bellefontains Railroad Line, for Marfor
Bellefontsins, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinaD9lis, Terre Haute, linconnss, EVanB.
villp, Louigville, Cairo, st. Louis, 80
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and PIttT.
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami Columbus, and Xsuia
Railroad, for 1enia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Torro Haute, Sc. Lsuig, Morrow, LOyeland
and Cincinnsti, and with the Ohio & Mis.
aissippi Railroad 81 Cincinnati for Louis.
vile, Evansville Cairo, Et. Louis, and all
points on tho Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, zanea.
Vile, Wheeling So, Columbus, PiquR ant
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, UrBsna 6o
~ FOR Tickets % AL points and tufsrrssfiSr an
ply at the PASSENGER Station, and at UnlOn Ticket
Ofice, IA Superior sire
Cleveland, Nov. tth, 1851.
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Among the recent army appointments are
those of A. McCunn, ]. R. Paine, and Ralph
Plumb, of Ohio, to be Commissaries of Sub
sistence, and S. F. Robinson of Ohio to be
Assistant Quartetmaster.
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Tn. Doua,Iops 20 tho soldiers.

The donations 20 inc EotoleEhs
Some people in Darke county having been
misled by stories that the soldiers did not di-
recuy receive the benefits of the donations
being collected for them in response to the
Governors proclamation, Hon. ". NJ. Wilson,
of Greenville, addressed the Governors letter
of inquiry, to which the following reply was
sent;
STATE OF ONO, ExEoUTIvE DEPT,
-- n.vs-as Ontohpr Al
Hon. W. N. Wilson, GreenVille@Dear Sir:
In reply to your faver of yesterday, beg
leave to assure you, and through you, the
people Of the state, that there is no foundation
whatever for any charge Of corruption on the
part Of any officer connected with the Quar-
termaster Department of the State govern
ment, in connection with the distribution OF
donations to the soldiers, or otherwise.
cannot of course say anything in regard
to the conduct of Quartermasters il the field,
as have little more evidence before me o
the manner in which they have discharged
their duties, than is publicly known. have
no information of any fraud or corruption on
their part.
In regard to the distribution of the dOns-
tiOns forwarded to the Quartermasters De-
partment here, agreesbly to the instructions
of the head of that Department, it gives me
pleasure TO inform you that they are promptly
forwarded and delivered to the soldiers with
out any cost to them of transportation OF
otherwise-regard being only had to the sup
| plying first the most needy, and in every case,
OF delivering them specifically where directed
by the doners.
need not say that instant punishment, to
the extent Of my authority, viii he inflicted
upon any officer or agent entrusted with the
delivery Of these donations, who would seek
in any form, to make personal gains out o.
the duties with which he is charged.
You will make such useof this correspond
ence as you may think the public service may
requirs. Very respectfully,
! W. DENBIsoN.
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@sa--lz1cs ss-a----.lsi-----1 -
lS6l-2. WlNTEk AahANGEMEHf a 1S6I-2.
To take eject on Monday, November 4th, 1856 -
go A. n MAIL-Arrives at EeE York fO:l5 A. NJ /;
Philsfelphia 7:4O A. NJ Pittsburgh 4:lO P. NJ I;
" heelil 2 b;40 4. M N Philadelphis $50 2; d.
$40 p. NJ EHPR RESS-ArrIvns a. n. Yors-- p NJ f;
Philadephis 1850 p. M; Pittsburgh 10 P N /;
Wheeling $50 A. NJ.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and
Millersburgh.
Oars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(via AlIentown,) without change
m Fare es low as by any other line.
go Through Tict cts can be procured ct the Union
Tic; ct O6ce W, id IL House, at the DeFot, or at
the Euclid Street StstiOn.
FR MYERS c 7 Agoat no =
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-. rlEld 6nd- ornamental IGinting Of every de-
aorirtion done 81 the Printing Establishment Of the
AlkDER uloe, the latest improved and most rapid
Stsem Presses IN the best atyle short notice. and
g rQasuEable Eetes. Particular attention paid to
blank Nork, EYery description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, LedgOru Journals, Sales
Books, keoeivinE Books, &e. 80.
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AgrIenlinral.

GLEVELAND PAPER OOMPA-
" hY-ManufG ctursrs OF gEWS, BOOK and
mSARtl oS PaPEk. Orders filled promptly.
- hAdS wanted. OfiCs 10 Superior st.
oet<e N, ". TAHLOB, agent,
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stoTRs aud Otu aVarE,

NV u. MARVIN, No. 30. SOUTH
w sire Public Square, having been Esst and
selected from sll the PRINCIPAL stove EoundTis1 and
Pbiladelpbia and New Ork all the newest and most
approved varieties Of
s 7 o v E s,
fqy Cooking, Parlor and Heating purposes, and also
all cf the most
Usetla Artiolss of House Furnishing Goods.
Besides haTixg the most sdEs .tazsous facilities
for purchasing stCVa1 OF Cleveland manufacture, pc
euliarlT adapted TO this market. Also his arrange
mems with thncirnati, to b. weekly supplied with
ali the eBsst and most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELED CRATES,
which, with his ong experience Of IS years IN this
city inshis business sbes him 70 ofsr 20 his M
rner0u8 rienos and the crest OF mansind' 10 gene
raj. the Greatest inducements in gtrd to quality
AMI prices for them to purchase goods In bis line
upon the ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
THE DISPATCH COOKING STOVE"
Is continuing to increase in public favor and is the
PERFECr operating Stove IN the market, as thous-
ands Of aOuaskeepsrs in this city and surrounding
country, Tno are daily using the stove will testify
COOklhG STOVES, as vel as
PARL0R, HALL AND OFFICE STOVES,
Both for Wood aud Coal, Of
CLEVELAND AND OTHER MANUFACTURE.
He manufactures. and has fol sale at WhOlesals
and retail, all kinds Of Plain and Japsnned Tin,
Copper aud Sheet Iron Ware. His stock OF House
furnishing Goods,
Marble HzstJes and EnGnseled GTatsg,
Is large and complete in style and finish.
8-Al are most cordially invited 10 call before
purchssing el-ewhers, and Judge for themselves,
and shtisfactiOR is guaranteed af the
STOVE 4 CRATE EMPORIUM.
WI. MARVIN,
30. 90, south side Public Squsrs,
GerSS fHevaisF7fi- flAtn
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Gen. FremOnr,s Army.

Among the particulars of Gen. Thomas
report the publication of which gives aid,
comfort and information to the enemy, is the
following statement:
The force designed to act against Price con
sists of five divisions, as follows
First Division, Hunters, at Upton. $50
Second Division. Pope's, at Georgetown 3 go
Third Division, Sigels, at Sedalia.......79 800
Fifth Division, Asboths, at riptOn.,....6 ,45l
Sixth Division, McKinstry's, ut Syra-
se...-.................... YS3o
1otal..s-.....-..'... .oolfeS
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
~ OTNSINEATI RAIbBOAD.
leI = -: -

1852 wINTER ABR ANGEMENT. 1862.
On and after Monday, November 4tN, 1861, Passen.
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland Rs follows:
First TT 'in-5:O0 A. Stopping at all stations ex-
@ d. Olmsted, COlumrIa, . Ochrstsr, Green-
wich, Iberia. Eden Reriin and Orange arri-
Vins at Orestline i0;5n A. Al; Columbus I:sO P
N; Dayton 500 P. II Circiurau 6:I5 NJ !;
II dianapO l. g:JD p. NJ Louisville z:3J A NJ
St Louis lO45 A. NJ Chicago via Urestline at
1910 n.
Second Trsin-7 IS P. M-StoppinR at all stat ons
Iheria, Eden, BerliT, Lewis Centre, Ursng ge and
Worth Dgton, arriving at Crestl ne ll;OO p M,
Ooium bus lisO = % payton sos A. N; Gin
cinnaH 7: IS M; indianapolis 9:oOA M St
Lou ll:s0 =, M; ou svihe 2:l5 P NJ; Chi, q.
go via Irestline 1910 A. 81
Trains stop to leave Passengers at all stntions aLd
top only to take Passengers on signal at stations
excepted above.
Trains leave Columbus as follows: ist Train-a:,O
A. H., and arrive 10 Cleveland $50 A. NJ I'd Train
-7:l5 P. n and arrives IN Cleveland $50 P. a.
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n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLAN
\ INA, RsnOyating and MendinE Establishment
EBAHCIs AGER, Tailor, Nc ~ Prospect street, viii
here's devote his attention 20 cleaning,
ting snd mending Gentlemsn's clothing. 10 has
iacilitles for doing his work in the best Manner
Gentlemen viii hnd It for their intereEt duringthss.
hard times to give Mr.. Aver = trial
NAV p. I22f
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CONNECTIONS.

Oonnections are made at Monroeville with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark B. r., at Clyde with
tbs Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati +. B., at Ere.
mont With Fremont B Indiana 3. B., and at TOle6 o
with the Michigan Southern B Northern Indiana
and Toledo and WabAsh Railroads for CHICAGO, De-
EroIt, Jackson, Fort Weyns, LoganspOrt, Laiayetts
Cairo, Alton, St. Louis, and az points West, Bort ,
Wsat and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from To olsdo snd t. Q
West at $50 A. H., and $40 P. N. 1rt m SanduEdy
at 800 A. n.
L. D. RUUKER,
Cleveland, Nov. 4, 1851. Sunif
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


The cold season is approaching. AID your dificul.
ty will surely be worse and perhaps rendered IN
oUaABLE.
There is no guess work in the examination or IN
the administering of this medicines, TOR by tho In
ssruments used there can To no mistake, and the
Doctor never hesates to inform the patient OF his
friends Of the True state Of thi case.
The octor'5 parlors at the Weddell House are
thronged hly, many PERSONS coming from distant
States, and others who wJrJ dshcaytened by form
er experience and large sums paid to Quacks, here
find health, and that too by paying very moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor Az ER does not cure by mercury, clustics,
quinae, blistering, bleeding any of the practices
usually rssortsd to IN the treatment OF chronic dis
ss. The trsatmsnt is admirably adapted to per-
soHs who cannot take strong medicines the effects
are prompt and permanent, and bat few day trial
will convince the most skeptical. The Doctor will
with Pleasure name parties who can be seen and
oonversed with in this city, who have been cured
by his mods Of treatment Those who Rrs now
tampering with their lives under the blind gpidancs
of travelling doctors" or who are dying by iuch
under the hands Of physicians who do not under
stand tho nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cue, delay no longer, but while you sye the pow
er seek in rational way t. regain your h.alth.-
Those. too who are waiting for thadisoaso to wear
of" think his it i5 tune, OF those who like you,
waited but in vain and have gone tefoFs you. Many
thousands of taoJe who have gone down to the
grave with oonsum ption might have been saved
had they taken proper precaution and checked the
disease when It was cstsrrh or inf mmstion Of the
throat. Profit BY rejecting upon their fatal neg
lect.
RS- The charge shall in no case be abovs your
means. nov4:s73
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4eal GsfaEE.

WT ESTERN LAND.---H. Il. LII,
w TIE, OF ths late firm Of Littlos q Keyss,
constantly on hand large quantity Of fine Farmln
Land in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri, to exchana
tor city country rosi estate, or personal prOpert
Odloe with EOaBe Z SeuninEa. Marble Rlook, Sure
rtnr street ntayiRR2t
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. R.
Ae.l =. = =. =: -. =.
WIRTEH ARRANGEMENT.

IN aud after Monday, November 4 h. 1851. Trains
VIII run daily, ss follows, Sunday excepted, D
1850 A. M Chicago FXpress-Sto9s at all stations on
eOuihern division, except Wsshirg on, and
arrives in ToleaO at 1880 p. H.; and Chicago
at 1870 M
4:3OP M Northern Mail-stops at all stations on
Northern Dlvision, AMI arrives at Sandusky at
S:15P. NJ
sI5 P. M Telegraph Expr' ss-stsps at all stations
on Southern division, except Washington, c..
nOa ana lay. ArIiYes in Toledo at Iz:4i a. n;
and OhicaRJ Rt III Ii.
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4 YMAN LlTILE,

rtnr stFeNr paylSR2t
I .YMAN LITTLE,
...tE Dealer In
r y A L e S z A 7 E,
Keeps great variety Of Earms and City PropertJ
or Sale or Rent. Also, e5oiee Farming Lands in
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri
Ras-Odics no. AtEGter Building, Cleveland. ..
feb6:RH
d EAL ESrA4E---Ei. N. hhl no,
HI (formerly Of the firm Of Little Keyes,) hiss
opened Real Estste Onloe Ia ROuse's Block, oors
uer Of Superior street and Public Square, and has
constantly on hRnl aeveral thousand acres Of frBt
quality OF Farming Lands IN the Ststsa Of lows,
Wisconsin aud Missouri, 10 exchange Tor city and
country property; also for all kinds Of PeTaona
tr0nartE. Part cash psid u neoeEsarV. aprI6.R
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800ta aud ShoFs.

..,,... KMss1EI. Osyslana.
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An
BA-Ths above named Ladies We are personally 20
anslutsd with, and know that for sssFaral .ysars
while We 1Ted IN mediIa, they We great sufferers
Miss > has been 20 badly afflicted that if vas Viz
dinleulty she wss able 70 stsud upon her feet sg
BOTTLES oG Catholicuu entirely cured her Of her con-
pl-ints- Ny wife received great b8ssht fflm tai
medicine. We recommend II to The Ladies Of thil
county as safe and eihe ent remedy tor the ul1nY
complaints they ars subject 70.
JOHN WEEK9.
Editor Canfeld Herald.
II Il urr-r-nr ~ ru-------.
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DANCING ACADEMY. s9sga
"


MR. L. V. BALLOU takes pleasure in announe-
ing TO his numerous PATROLS OF Cleveland and Vi
CintY that hi DANCING ACADEMY viii reopen
for the season at
CHAPLIN ALL,
SATURDAY, gCTosER l2TH, 1851,
At2P. N. for Children; 4 P. NJ. for Ladies, and n
the evening, "A. h, for Gentlemen Days OF TUI-
rIoN /: Saturdays and Mondays. For terms enquire
Of Mr. b. at the above Hall, ct his residence lG3
Bolivar street.
NIX. BALLOU viii introduce the most fashion,
able stylss Of Dancing, including the most admired:
WALTZ QUADRILLE, GALLOP, disux temp,
MAZOURkA p" FARSUFIENhEs
POthA d" ESMABALDA,
SOHpTTlSCH d" LA CRACUVIENNE,
EuPERE IL" LA CACHOOA,
PARISIAN BOLERO,
LAkOiEbS mTNUETFE,
WALTZ, ciuque temp. CIClLbIENME,
q disuK temp, POLnGAtSE,
(" tdos temp. HIGHLAND LIT,
OELARIUE, GORGITZA,
" REBOWA, LA ZINGARIL LILA,
POLKA REDOWA, LA GITANHA.
Private lessons given TO Ollsses VI Single Parties
at any hour. UCt5-ll.
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Ma. q. B. KINasLEY-Dear sir: We fssl Il dutT
We owe to the publc. to state that Marshalis o.
thOllcOa is medicine invaluable Tor complaint
class o under the bead f Eemsle Diseases Wahags
used your g. Rienberg Medicines and have been
greatly benefited thereby, much 90, that WaTa
the price double would have them. 70 The thou
SANDS Of our " hQ are suffering from WeaknasssI
we Fould rzcOmmend tie CaEhollcon as q sure pala-
oea. II gives strength t. the system aud ensblsI
each II the organs Uf the BODY to parform their -
propriate functions. Mrs. W. UATEH,
Mrs 3. WEEksr
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COpy of the Instructions issued by the Com
mnnder ut X Omney for the destruction OF
the Baltimore & ohio Railroad and other
Properly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04
wYANDOT COUNTY.

We gather from the Pioneer, whose
editor has gone east for an Office and left
his wife to edit his paper, 10y the way
she gets up . better paper than the old
man himself) the following items:
Crawford County Forum. f as
Many thanks. neighbor. for The com
pliment. We have not yet, however. on
the strength Of your assertion, dstermin-
ed to hoist a matrimonial, secession Flag.
for we have tasted the swests { Of AN
Editors lite. and will most gladly resign
our position, homer and all. to our right.
ful lord and master. BY the way please
inform US what office you expect him to
get. We hope i. may call in more funds
than the Pioneer" Office. NM
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04
Have We a Republican Office!

We do not exactly know how to inter
prst the conduct Of those Republicans
who had The charge Of having the tickets
printed on last Monday. One of them
came to our Office on Saturday
inquiring % to whether We had any
tickets ready. which, Of course. We had
not, 40 we had not even been able to as.
certain the names of the candidates, and
had received no orders to furnish tickets.
We suppoaed he intended having his
printing done at this office, but on Sun.
day were told Re had given the job to a
hand who, had formerly worked on the
Pioneer. and who has lately spent th.
greater part Of his time villifying the Edi>
tor. and abusing the establishment GEN.
orally. Now the job is a thankless one
at best, bat we like to see men consist.
ent--ws like to see Republicans patron
Use the paper which Las been the expo
nent of their own sentiments, and moi
give their work to man who is not only
employed in q Democratic Office. but i,
doing his best to injurs the professed or
gan Of their actions and principles.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04
The Excitement over.

The excitement in regard to the Hard
ley affair having partially died away. We
have been able to CLEAN few particular.
in regard 10 the case. Letters have been
received from the absentee stating tha,
he was in Canada, and purposed remain'
ing thsre. and that his debts would BE-
paid provided his creditors were willing
10 wait some few months. They, how.
ever. took the matter in their own hands,
attached his goods and property. and i.
is supposed his liabilities in town, can all
DO met, provided their claims are NO,
nullidsd by a Cleveland merchant
This will furniAh considerable work for
lawyers, and vast amount of trouble to
many poor men who lent him various
sums Of money. Domestic difficulty is
supposed to have caused his sudden de-
Psrture. though msny suppose it to have
been premeditated. -,..I-..,- -.,i..r,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04
JAMES WILSON.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female Irregularities, weakness, uterine
displacemel ts, and all local uterine difficulties
and constitutional troubles of women, are en-
tirely cured by the Graefenberg Marshallss
Uterine Catholicen. q
In this connection, Miss Beecher, sister of
the Rev. Henry W ard Beecher, in letters to the
people, page 1873, says: &" have nine sisters
and sisters in law, and fourteen female cou-
sins, all married. and all delicate and ailing.
And the immense circle of friends and ac-
quaintances cannot recall ten married ladies'
in this century aud country who are perfectly
healthy" In cases, however, where the Grae-
fenberg Catholican has been used, we must
say that health has rapidly taken the place of
disease, and ladies have become robust, strong,
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, Of Elmira, says: Beautiful
indeed is the confding, trusting nature of wo-
man, but how much does it need to be protect
ed bp a watchfulness that will lead her, in
time of di. ease. to appeal to medical adviser
of scientific education, moral worth and puri-
ty of character" All these may be secured bv
addressing the Graefenberg Company
1t gives me great pleasure to certify to the
nvariable curative action of the Graefenbersr
Marshall's Uterine Cathelcon in all cases of fes
male disease, and to The skill and high moral
character of the Medical Depar, msnt of the
Graefenberg Company. GEs-5t}-. z-E
JP LAMBERT, NJ D,
fs'E r = ri. Auburn Four Corners, Penn.
am MetnodlsI clergyman MY nesfe baa
fairly aehed to witness the feeble bealth ef we-
men, as have travelled my circuit preach;n ng
the Gospel. / thank God however, that have
seen all these diseases give way to the Graefeu-
berg AarshalPs Uterine Catholicon. Wherever
it has been used. "
Rev. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, Mich.
formerly OF Western Stark. Medina county, o.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ag for Ohio.
For sale by j A Maxwell. Upper Sandusky :;
n I Culver, Carey; Mrs. Straw, Brownsville; ;;
Alfred Mean, Bowshe vile; VIM Bevingtou.
Little Sandasky. 4=
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04

SAVE TIL PIECES
ECONOMY DISPATCH:
aT "a Stitch il Time Saves Nine"
AS accidents will happen, even iu well
regulated families, it is very desirable to have
some cheap and convenient way for repairing
Farniture, Toys. Crockery, DC.
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies, and no houshold
can afford to be without it. 1t is always ready
and up to the sticking point.
"Useful in every House"
N.B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle
Price, % cents. Address, - =
HENRY c. SPALDING,
No. AZ Cedar Street, New York.
As certain unprincipled persons are attempt
ing to palm off on the upsuspecting public i'm
tations of my" Prepared Glue" would eau
ton all persons to examine before purchasing,
and see that the full name,
T SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLU E, -N
is on the outside wrapper; all others are SWIM
ding couteIfeits
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04
Moving.

MOV1nH. ~ TE
Last Monday was the day set apart by
general consent for the purpose Of smash
ing furniture. bringing to light noseless
tsaposs, empty vials. moIh-satsn clothing,
&e., catching cold, wasting a vast amour.
nftsmper. and indulging in gccd many
phrases shocking 10 ears polite. in
'othsr words. it was the >lss ofApril. and
the day for q general move. We have
-sften thought the day appropriately
named "All Fsols Day." Many Of oul
subscribers have changed their places Of
residence. and they will oblige us by no.
tifying us of their whereabouts. in order
that their papers may be left at the prope,
hsusss. 'i'sP 49, FtA-F-@
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04

E Tie Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road Company have their cars lighted
with gas. This gas, the Pntsbur ra
Chronicle says. is supplied at Altoona,
where the Company makes it, the Goa
being quite handy for that purpose. The
gas is received from the works pumped
into receivers. under very high pressure,
and, BY means Of pipes. is conducted
from the stationary receivers to the cars.
and there enters a receiver on each car
seven feet six inches high, fourteen in
ches in diameter. and which. with pres
sure OF Eve hundred TO six hundred
pounds, contains sufficient to supply two
six feet and one three feet burner from
sixteen to eighteen hours on the round
trip. The use OF gas proves satisf acto.
ry to the passengers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-04
uNsATrsFACroRY.

~, The telegraphic reports which are re-
,eeivsd from Washington. They must b.
swallowed with many grains Of allow.
ance,l as fat contradictions will some
times occur in the same article. Why
il 10 30 we cannot say. ,......F L.,