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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
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June -. Ct.
Cheese =! Cheese!

WE ARE Constantly receiving from Agent
w Wellington. ONO, Choice Lots II NcstrIn li"Scrv
Cheese, which, owing to the War, very low indeed
II price. Call and examine.
July -. 1861. S. NJ. IITTEII Il On.
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Wy. 2. RED,

ATTOR& AT LAW.
TET ILL practice Law in Delaware Morrow
w U1on and adjoining countics.-
Office in Williams X IatIrr-' Block
. slsJsiaN- are, o. Mar. /, EI-=if
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HARD w A 2 z.
C. D. POTTER & co
uAvE nowin store the largest and ni5st com
Il plcte assortment Of
American and Foreign Hardware

HAVE now IN store the largest and n1eSt com
American and Foreign Hardware
v ever OF red this market, consisting part OF
40 Tons rolled, hammered and Sweedcs Iron
st1e-Naylor's Cast. f. p Germa? A, B. Spring;
I Inn T. Y. F and American Nail Rod
sprngswagon, Buggy, Sulky aud Scat, Of Eastern and
Pittsburgh manufacture
Axles, Vic a., Anvils, Bellows &c; Coil Ctath SIG,
a and E-I6 log Halter anI Breast Chains Cow Tics
llpp ChaHi and Tubc, ioits, Nuts, Washers, &c;
$50 kegs Nails 40d, Wrought and EIstcsn fine Sd OF
besi brands in markct; Horse Nails and shoes
200 boxes first quality GIasS from 7x0 To 30X40, (any
size orler) sash, Doors and Blinds furuished at
Pantswhite and e Lead iP oil anl dry, French ZInc
White LitheraEe, Veuitian Ped, Whiting &c Turpen
tine. IInsccd Oil and Putty /;
Brushcs-rlint; Varulsh Whitewash Horse and Shoe
Brushes; Feather pustcrs - Jf
100 dog trcenw o5lE tutis 100 Go@ Wrought, Broad
Narrow, Table :t'l Brass Butts Painer's Blind ana
Greenwood Congress 3Itts Blind Fiscnfngs andSash
Lsscks l { ri Gimiet pointed Screws
TAB lie. G U T L f r Y.
C. u. p would respectfully call the attention d
hnsekcopcrs and others t" their ck of Table Cutlery
consisting nf Ivory Ba aRced handles Buffalo Horn,
t'arr, ati coinnan Handles w':h and tined steel
Forks Ivory and E0c'a ftandled Careers;
30 IOz. Pocket Cutlery IS different varieties; l
American and English Shears and Scissors
Sxcs-Robcrts, Whites HINTS, Simm"nh's, Brooks
Brothcr's Broad Axes. Hunt and Simmond's Bench
shingle and Iatlig iIatchets
Bts-Jark' Graduated ChurchlII's Hammer Twist, l.
CsfiseIs-C 8 Socket Nortise PAIRING and Farmer;
SiwS-Iaa and Icav.t's Mulay and Sash, English and
Anerit;an Cut. shepherd K PrTing's, Spear x Jack
sl's aud other rtskcs hans; ht-ne, Rip, Teon and
COMPASS Saws.
Bench Planes Pinmbs Levels, &c
ian,i1es-Saw, Plane, Augar, Chiselj PcS,
hinges Sclfshuttne and cor;.nn 1000 Strap and
JOINT hinges Wrouht Rsps Staples. Gate I@ttchcs
Whips, Whip Iashcs and Hide Whips Patent and Enam-
Clntts and Oil Carpet SIddlery and Harness Trim
niings shoe Kit, guod assnTtment Bird 6ates,
Classes Canary Seed, etc, together with thousand
respectfully invited. aug. 26, SO
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Silver Soap.
New Watches.

a NEW and EXCELLENT Article for cleaning Sill
n v"r ana Plated Ware just reccivee at
DeC l6 so NO. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
DR.. McLean's Universal fills,

for Liver Complaint, Bilious Heedaohe, SC.
There has never been CATH ARTIC medicine offered
TO the pub lie that has given such entire satisfaction
MCI.EAN's UNIVERSAL PMIs.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly innocent
and be taken by the most tender infht vet prompt
aud powerful in removing all Billions seoretious, Aid
Impure from the Stomach. Ia fact, they the
ly Rits ;he should be used In malarous districts.
They produce no Gripping Sickness pain in the Stom
Bowels though active and eaTching in their
operation promoting healthy seccctions Of the Liver
Kidneys Who will suffer from BilliOnsncss, Head
ache and Foul stomach, when cheap rcmedy can be
obtaincdY Keep them constantly on hand; sipgle dose
taken in may prevent hours, days, and non,hs
ofsckncss. Ask for lr. J. IT. McIeans unlvorsa Pills.
Take other Being coated, they tastelcSs. Price
only 2b cents per box, and be sent by mail to any
part Of he United States
II. MCLEAN, Solo Proprietor,
Cor lcr Of Third and Pi.'e SITS, st. Louis, Mo.
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Fine Cutlery:
Corn Painters.
Lumber, Salt, Fish, IRON
Nails. Glass

THE undersigned having opened a Lumber
n AaTu and Ware House on Whittier street, between
Suspension Bridge and Railroad lcpot, prepared
70 UiIer great inducements purchasers. We
Of
Pine. Poplar. Ash Walnut, antt other r.tiIl ber
Joice ScantI'ng Rarers, Shooting Shingles Iath Fence
Boards and Posts-which having purchased fr,m first
Also,
Prom, Nails, Window Glass, Fl &, Salt, Grind
Stones, Water Lime, &C., &c.
We sell to Merchants and others on the most fa
vOTahle terms. CIIPIFSGIR 4 (O
nclawars, May 10 ,1s58-+tf
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- -...s, .-- DEALERS INzzIf5s ~ e-raz 7sa
IB q y > NAL L. 5 q l. A S s
HOUSE BUILDING MATERIALS :.
AxD lIARIfx h K g ESER-tLI.x. p 81
afraF.
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co IA ~ E R'8
New AmbrOtype and Photograph
Gallery In Now ODaYi

IL those wanting good PICTURES sAouI6
n give him oai He one 0f the best and largest
North sky Highland side hts In the State and having
purchased the best whole szo Cameras mNnufAotur
ed no will warrant his pictures 10 be 10 any
town or city the pnQR he has two large roeepaon
rooms 9p opRrRtq1 room, wh ioh ooe and we'll
ventilated tnS mixing u plPheantfor allwhO viat him.
His Photographs of the finest and latest style, ana
have pronounced by oOnnoseurs 20 be unsurpassed
IN the States and never faie All Invited 10 oau
al his new suit of In Union Hall door LY
brand story and e1amine specmong. @1~Assyles O.
ptucres made al this Gallers. llune Is. zoe
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Interesting to TKouseIBs epers.

fSEEE5 Gbscri Der haviEg purchased tn ENTIRE
- RlGtiI TO nlSihtaetbTV ant self
Balleys- Patent Washer, Wringer
y g and Starcher,-
s451tersreu tosappIy all who are in want Of this
valuable machine
He wold caution all persons from p chasing rights
ioIn lne tho are trying to dispose OF ghts
r'g machine which he claims TO be an infringement ON
his wringer
Nov. 80, ,'60- TT: r EMA0Ss.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Drain Tile.

TUsT, rsceiyed a CTR led Of Drain Tile Of
u supSfi3f quality.
Sinsh Horseshoe Idt',..-.........., 50 90
- do do .........,.. 2 so
&c do q" .......... 800
uberaldi5coun to those who purchase them by the
thOI sand,
Oct 26,'6 &C Gil AMRFEIA AM
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Retail price 81 per bottle. or six for &
J. WHITTLESEY.
OYersfrnnp q Iron Frame Piano Forfes

Of the STIENWAY SCALE, manufactured in New York
expTesf@ Tor custom work. 4 yre,t t-Oubc has been
.hat the pper nets co.id bt heard distinctly v
MS entirely ovefcom. IT, th.g Instrument. and hot
~ outstanding die trchentuns power ol the bass the
bral.t sounds 81 the ur'nr Hutts he heard dIs.
tIncty. The superiority OF tie overstrung Faro is
well known u i-s comment. said iancE VIII BE- war
r,nted Tor Ave years l a.s5 have the same article,
case M ie Of Back Ws'nat t-.ilel. that person
can tell any de.encc, winch viii be- sold for nifty dol
Lars less than the Rose woat, Pianos VIII be rcntod
to cstou the 20 tofSFd ing for the Ia-
To should they purchase .,
Tie subscriber has also band choice selection u
Ms'odcona, Guitars, YalnS. Drums, F3fes,
aud lscii Ia=truTents generally Ware Room tw
C"nrs tst Of Williams Block on Winter ssrcct
March Is, IS6I.-.y j. WHITrI.ESEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Thatthe BLOOD Pr 3lEIER 1ld sLOoDPTrLshaTebeen
proved by analyststo
Thatthey cure II II nJ7t tI1lgsrsAlcOmplaint,
wi uneTing c;rt1iqty, il very short time That
all other ioass proved Rsolessthe elieve
LIVER COMPLAINT.
and restore hcIlLa al 9Th to thesuereT That
SICK FEMALES
who have la if5r years in helpless weakness and
despondenc parats With great rapdity under their
invigoratng Jleratiln. Tastal sexual disabilities are
removed 514r ,ortl4A and gently stimulating proper
sa4rTss5D ooNsTITutIohs.
however slsY may have been trihed with and abused
that thc5 rs5t tendency to engthen life and render
it enJoy )I That, operating directly upon the poison
disease "a lis5I7o1, they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL
and dt''aarEe fop theFystem every tain Scrofula
whet Ter i sTs siitaTy, Or otherwise. That they
RECRUfT THE DEBuITATED.
and that there's disease of the Stomach and Bowels
the liver, the system, the skin glands
Giles, ARISING FROM IMPURITIES BLOOD sECRETIoNs
IN which they do give erfsctretf and (if admins
tered before the very citadel Of life has Been invaded
effect painless and perfect cure. 81.
Bear in mind that tie SCANDINAVIAN VEGETABLE
BLOOD Pill areend9rscd by the experience of thou
sands of ging tnesses wp in letters, adsvlts,
ical 7orks and by word Of mouth proclaim therto be
the very best preparation of the kind offered to Til
broken-dOwn victims OF ilIhcalth- They hunt disease
through every and organ the systom and C
expel Il thoroughly and permanently.
No doubt their superiority after
they only better but, in fact cheaper than any
other Pills for it takes sHumber them prod
better effect.
Price the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Further 81
Vegetable Blood Pills % cents box boxes for 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
EoR! SALE.

A LARGE COMFORTABLE RES
IA IA Hence, un Main Strevt, contain "A
Gti ing rooms besides Bathing Room, Wash Riial
ltrOu and Cellar,
Also il acres of land House and Barn, on Fast side
of the river. I. RANNEY. H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
POUK HE KNIVES.
Building Materials.
HWfaite lead and zinc. )
Snndries

TN Kegs the best brands, for sale at the Drug
Il StOrG Of NJ l.. $TARR * BRo-5
ianII '6I No. 5 Williams Is ock,
Delaware o,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
NEErT,El:jIls, 81

EIoR the Wheeler 81 Wilson, Singer, Kelsey
Pearl and Boulder Sewing Machines, of ;he best
quality always be found AZ No 5, Williams Block.
Neodesfor any other Machines supplied ON short no:
March 90. '6I-+f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

T [ . Z \ Z 7 L AW.
loalee We 5, WtarC~ rk Up stairs
DllawaTe, JEn- IS, oil
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Cutlery

T7EfNE Ivory and Bone Handle Table Knives
Fine Pocket Knives Razers ana of tho most
approved MAKERS will be found selling cheap the
Iuwelry Store OF & FI.ATT.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

on KEGS Newcastle Bi CaFb. Soda.
GO 25 Boxes Ieariaud Corn starch
so Boxes TalluyS Steariue and star Candles
so Boxes No. aud German Soap
ale by ] i III j. &SCN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Saws b! Saws!

TUST feseiyed good stock q ssws, such agC S
ID MaieS Ifill Saws, sash Mil uwS, Cr'Rs CuL Weed
power, Circular for power, Cross Cut IS,
Panncl and Ripping Stws, Cross Cut FfaHiI
Back saws Wood Tvs, Felloe. Webb and Key-hUle
Saws. For sale at the Upper Hardware Storeby
Dec = -5o-*tr &. C.t ia MERRIAM
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06


THERE rs 30 MISTAKE ABOUT IT.
It VIII cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, niarThuea
IyE-ntcry Headache. Oppression Of SPIRITS Fever and
Aguc Inward Fever Bad Breath, any disease Of the
Liver, Stomach Bowels.
Dr. GENTLEMEN, do you wish to be Healthy Strong
nud vigorous? ,l---..r u .Hff
Rg- LADIES, do yo--Sant the bloo!i II Health to
mount your checks againY-thon go at once and get
McLean's Strengthening Cordial & Blood Purifier
Delay moment; it warranted 10 give satislac
ton. IT will cure any disease Of the Kidneys, TQyh3,
Bladder Falntrg, Obstruc-cd hens rUatHn, falling
the Womb, Barrcnness or ey disacsc arising from
Chronic or nervous Debflityi il is an infable remedy
For CHILDREN.
DO you want your delicate, sickly. puny children
he Healthy, Strong and RobUstY-then give them Nc
IEAHs STRENGTHEYINC CORDIAL (soe the directions
each bottle) II is delicious 10 take.
h- one tablespoonful, taken every morning fasting
Fever Cholera or any prevailing disease.
HY- CAUTION BE ware Of Druggists Dealers who
may Try ~ pshniupon you bette Of Filters
pAriila, twhSA thoy can buy cicapD by saying # is
just good There oven BASl. enough seal
part Of my dub their VILE cccoctiUns. Avoid
such Infamous PIRATES and their vainous compounGs
Ask for T. j. H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier. Take nothing else It is the only
edy that will purify your Blood thoroughly and nt the
same time, SFRENGT TIL FN and INVIGORATE the whole
organization. II is pntup in large bottes-Sl per bot
tie, six bottles for S5.
DR.. J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third aud Pine Sts., st. Louis, Mo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
s.. d. mcNEhaXl

sAsINs, Pruues, Figs, Dates Crrrants, Citrcn,
b StcwariS y. Y fla SIvurcu ClIi,tits vaila aud
ipcp2 itglrs tine Gu; C!irwing and Smoking Tobacco
the pound. dec21 W. 5. LITTLE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

SiILYER and Plated Spoons and Forks,
- Silver and ilatet Buttsf Knives, ShtIrf f5,ias,
sugar and Cream Spoons. Pickle Forks, &c.
Fine Ivory Ilan;le Knives Is U... -mFF --E .F-
Ivory Wood ilhSle Kivc and Forks CarveTs sctts
Plated and BraRll Tea Sets, etiIcc and Tea Pots.
Castors, Fruit Baskets. FanCy Tea Bells, &c, viii always
be found in variety No 3, WIIII2I BIyOCk.
April 5, 1889. fia-H-t s.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
Concession.

P. and W. met on Main street the 9TH
er day, just after fresh batch of "cr;sis''
new had come in, and says P. -
Il have been studying to think what
concessions we can make TO the South,
more than we have already made. We
have conceded everything demanded.
and everything imaginable. We have
granted all they have asked of US politi-
cally, and. as social compromises, we
have sent them preachers to tar and
feather-we have given them pedlers to
hang-we have shipped them '.school.
marms" to insult and even imprison-we
have-in fact, I don't know what we
could do for them, that We have not done,
and overdone.'' @4t
''But 1 have thought of one more con-
cession l suppose we might make" says
w. seE
"And what is that?" anxiously de-
mands P. ia+ - a
''You observed the item in this morn
ing's paper. that they barreled up an
Abolitionist and rolled him into the
Mississippi river down there the other
day." " gaE
"Yes--weH"
'Well, if that thing is to be continued
it will cost them considerable for cooper
age, Don't you think we ought to make
one more concession, just for the sake OF
fraternal peace, and--furnish them the
barrels?" ?"--Xenia Aeacs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
UNCLE SANS ADDRESS TO HIS
'-= a's-i BOYS.
JOHN F. COLE SCRIBE.

JOHN F. COLE SCRIBE.
Come. Northern boys, and Southern boys,
And boy from East and West,
Be friends. shake hands, and go to work,
You'v had enough of rest;
You've voted for that candidate
That eac h thought best to rule the State.
Election s over now, my boys
The President selected
And like him well, or like him ILL.,,
What odds, since he's elected?
A President sh ould always be
The choice of the majority.
You've had jolly time, my boys
Performed some wonderous feats;
Have carried lights, on stormy nights.
Through all the public streets,
You've worked with all the scholars toll,
And creased your coats with ''midnight oil
And now to work, to work, my boysl
You've had enough of play;
And as the winters coming on,
Let's gather in the hay,
Nor cease our labors till the sun,
Doth tell that our work is done.
What care you who's President,
o. what care you who's king?
You've got the bone and muscle, boys,
And all that sort of thing;
The North and South and East and West,
Can buy half Earth and whip the rest.
Shake hands, my boys; forgive, forget;
All angry feelings smother;
Remember that you're all my boys,
| And each to each brother;
Stick to your stores, workshops, farms.
And thus defy a"world in arms"
Then, go to work, my honest boys,
And prove your noble birth,
By struggling--not among yourselves
| But with the sturdy earth,
Whose bosom doth more treasures hold
Than politics a thousand fold.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

~T The Rev. Mr.. Blunt, at meeting
held in Londan recently. said: "Nor
long ago. woman had taken him in with
piteous story that her husband had
not had days work for six months."- -
1t was true for he was night watch
man. ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

~A Connecticut editor. having got
into controversy with cote"porary'
congratulated himself that his head was
safe from ''donkey's heels His CO.
temporary astutely inferred from this
that he was unable to make both ends
meet"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

% Experiencing religion nowadays
seem to mean discovering what misera-
Bile devil you are, and what great rascals
your fellows are,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

In this ratio the pickle to be increased
to any desired quantity. Let these be
boiled together, until all dirt from the gu.
gar rises to the top and is skinned off.
Then throw it into a tub to cool. and
when cold, pour it over your beef or pork,
to remain the usual time, say four or five
weeks. The meat must be well covered
with pickle, and should not be put down
for at least two days after killing, during
which time it should be slightly sprinkled
with powdered saltpeter, which removes
all surface blood, &C., leaving the meat
Several of our friends have omitted
The boiling of the pickle, and found it to
answer equally as we'll. 1t will not, how-,
ever, answer quate as well. Boiling the
pickle it is par5fed-for the amount of dirt
which is thrown off by the operation from
the salt and sugar; would surprise any
one not acquainted with the fact Ger:
Telegraph. 5s rs "a. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
PIERSON HOUSE,
C. BERRY, sr. & SON. Proprietors.
UPPER SAN NDUS SKY, OHIO.

FEW DOORS SOUTH OF TIE COURT HousE,]
This long established, we'll known, and
popular Hotel, has been reftted and repaired
by the present prop,ietors 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 ant is
therefore the most convenient and pleasant
stopping place in Upper sandusky. Upon
e III g . e. Z a B Z 8
Will always be found the very best of every.
thing that can be procured in this and adj Join
ing counties as well as an occasional luxury
from the Southern and Eastern Cities, and nc
pains will be spared to make the guests OF the
"Pierson House, comfortable
Their Stabiing
Is acknowledged by all to be the very best in
the neighborhood, and persons having horses to
be cared for viii! find every convenience and
facility Iecessalv to their comfort.
GTPrompt and careful porters always on
hand TO convey baggage to and from the cars
Don't forget to cali at the 'Pierson," wher
you come to town.
Upper Sandusky, Aug l6, 1860.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

The Tronbles of 4 Newly Married Con-
pie at a Fair.
The Indianapolis Sentinel is RESPONSE.
BILE for the following:
A. happy, unsophisticated couple from
the rural districts, got married on Tues
day last and posted off to Indianapolis to
enjoy the first few days in seeing the
sights of the State Fair. They &rst
stopped at the American House, where
Rinkle, after puzzling his brain to the ut-
most, was unable to give them a room,
and they were obliged to be separated
On Wednesday night they tried another
hotel, with no better success. The rooms
were all crowded, and men had to be
huddled together in one room, some on
the floor, and packed up any way. while
ladies were served in the same way 10
other rooms appropriated to their USE
On Thursday the unhappy couple, in
dispair, and disguised with crowded ho.
tells, searched for and found private
boarding house. The landlady sympa.
thizcd with them, and promised, if pos
sible. that they should have room. Blu
on Thursday perfect avalanche of peo
pie upon the town, and the boarding hou
ses and private houses, as well as the ho
tells, had 10 make every shift to stow away
as many as possible at night. Our un-
fortunate newly welded pair heard will
dismay after tea that they would have t,
be separated again that night. The groom
looked his disappointment. but the brid
could not control her feelings and blub
bered out as she stamped her foot on th,
floor. "I've got my head set on it. and
won't be separated from Jim any more.
The boarders snorted, and offered to slee]
on the streets or any way, but the land
lady would not allow it, and Jim had t.
take birth on the carpet, away from
his weeping bride, for the third night
Never bring ycur bride tc the Fair.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

The Philadelphia papers. give long
letter from Mr. Sherman, written to a
Union Banquet, given in tina! city by the
Peoples Party, ON Friday evening the
28th ult. Mr.. Sherman says:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10

@We may owe it to our enemies to
forgive; we owe it to ourselves never to
forget.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
Curin% Meat.

As the season has come round again
for curing meat for the season, 1T may be
acceptable to many readers-especially
to many new readers--wbo may not have
either preserved it,, or have before seen
it, TO print our recipe for. curing meat
We will add, that after using it for about
go years, and comparing the hams SO
cured by dozen different processes, we
are more than convinced of its superiority
1t is this: F..E.-s z.z...r-;..
To one gallon of water,
Take II pounds of salt.
H sugar.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-01-10
How Amos Kendall would Treat the
Southern Insurrectionists


Southern Insurrectionists.
Hon. Amos Kendall, the old friend of
Andrew Jackson, in letter published re-
Gently. gives some idea of what is to be
done with South Carolina. The Consti.
tuition prescribes that the President must
collect the Federal revenues, and must
defend the forts and other property of
the United States. These duties must
be performed. any ordinances, of secess.
ion to the contrary notwithstanding-tho'
it is not necessary for the President to
be the aggressor in any acts Of violence.
If State chooses to withdraw her rep.
resentation in Congress, let them GO
If the Federal judicial officers within a
State resign, and none can be found to
supply their places, it cannot be helped.
If the Postmasters within a State resign,
and none can be found to fill their places,
or if they refuse to pay over their quar-
terly revenues, let the Post Offices be
discontinued. But let not ship enter
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her ports without paying the lawful dp-
ties to the United States, nor leave them
without clearance from the Federal au-
thorities. Let the white people Of South
Carolina, about equal to one third Of
that of the city of New York, enjoy, for
while, the luxury of direct tax to
support an independant Government. with
all its parapherpalia of an army and
navy. It may be that short expert.
ence would satisfy her people that the
Union is not such an 'saccursed' thing
as has been represented. and they may
deem it best for themselves to resume
their relations with the Federal Govern
ment.