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xxxvI COugress---seeopd Session.
wAsHIEoToN, January S-sExATr-ssnsiT As--
sous resolutions Ask.ng me Secretary q War ioF COPY
Of the orders issued "a onesTs eoaamsnairE ne forthes-
tioas At Charlestpn, also, in references % ihe inersas-
ins me forces in Tue srsensis md forts IN virginia vas
laid over. The Horse Paeide railway bin vas tasen up.
Pg;ks amendment to ihe Pscins rsiivaE bin % naae
the rosie rus fmn ne mouth 3; Eansss river w~atasTeed
70 b. q sois 81 s5 seainst q.
aaa,-~-.a r-fu Ho-4.w
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Over excitsmeLt, and the mental care
1na anxiefr incident ecoss zusnt-n TO business Of
study are amenE the numerous esusss Of Nervous Head-
acne The atEorcered Gate Of mind aud body incidenf
= this distressing oonpiSiuti sa fatal bow 10 all energy
Md anhiton, SQderJs bT this disorder can Away
eotaiR speedy renef from these distrsesisg attacts 81
using one % The cephaiic Pills vhsnereft tie syuprsm.
appear u quiss the oFertssket brain. ard Eqoihss ti
strained and salrtng nerves and reiaxa ne tshsrn q
tla sL2mzrai whichalways accompanies and asxrfrate,
tae disordered condition Ct ths B7aia-
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A Real blessing.

Physician-Well, Mrs. Jones, how Is that
heaf4cheQ
Ms. Jonea-Goae Doctor, ell gone The pin gou sent
cured me 10 Just twenty mi1uzes and I wish you would
ssrd more 80 that can have them handy
P~hysieian .-Iou eau get fhan at aoy Drugsists. Cab
igr CHphElic Pills, I TOD they uever fall, and ] recon-
mend them IN al eases Or healsche.
Ars. Sones--I shalt ssnd for q box directis, and shah
isl all my saasring friends ter they are a real bles-
siHg'
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. Ios6HorTrr EEPLasIo Friday morn-
Ia when sbs frszht rain cached Loves
stsaou-eishtesn .aiies hai Memphis-on
Mississippi sna Tsnass RAILROAD the
seoRalvs, she DIS wti was switched
Of 4 waller from The Ank- No sooner
was s5er admitted into interior Of the
sofsl Aanit exploded WI az immspss re-
por. bursting into fragn Is, which were
ha1sd to . great dissaneel William Dough
TIE engineer, ard + Downs, the sfs-
were instantly kiile8 The Occurrences
most fearful one Ae naasled bodies
ntsd a horrible sigt Esquire Mallory
N inquest oysE the t,diss, when verdict
ossance 9Th The sboys facts vas zan.
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NEv oRLEAsI. Jan, 5.-The Humbsr arrived 81 hi
mort to-s,y from Arar.sson
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Drs6ro s1REE7}BKpsE.-W wers had to
stasSs YESTERDAY hattho street conn sioner
hg 50 fenced of tie dangerous Plse On the
GesSss briegs as to pre- ~ The possibility Of
ihe recurrence Of such an aeeis5nA hat by
rhieh . young Irshman was killed Nehgss-
mes. Cou3eii shocid aufhofize g Putt 8
d0sn q rrspsr foot wslks to this hldgs.
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CIEetHsAzT, Jtonary So 3e.e7fnhie diTefes
fron wahiasions % ~ cmsmsreia1 s5 "gAs era.
r~tssslanai esnniass q M abgses slsiss sfsse
% 4 ooupn5aise EAtsusn pssntins. rah s7ssi
rshnaenesi IN a nnsi adlasimsnt
NEW sonK J1rzsfs B-tbein tsiesfspnc diga5sa
T. $40 Poss izya; ~In ease ne slsa2-oi var festiya,
is ssntfe cRarlsstoz. ~ IN lsta1s n shs haseor2
WAsHssoreE 5aausFy b-sonse q ns Rspss7fula.
fires from ts bordef sine sla.ea, sai4 rasfarisx.
shslg rsopse soale se esztrns VII. iks aanhnlon q
Ecv Nexioo. snd ssnetr 3 ezFds prsDorsa auezapsai
10 The Consatnips, asaia1 sssesisfias win slaTssJ j.
he sistei share ii txisls
A6fonrnmenr o. the Sputh careI1nr
Convention---AEt Qufat NJ Charities
ton.
~oHAELEsTox, Jauussy = Evssy1snr 'szras
qpist here.
Pert sampler bas no. been hsarig-1
Nsjef andersen ass been Tisiffd y hiserg,lsfs
kenfsfenss vss ssneisd = presence 4 tAzes eie-
reus b. sepEt asfoi,aa-
cHAnLrsros, Janus7 5 -Ess oeersntoE asieelssd
yesterday aFsias, sui5sa 70 = can HsH ne ? sss
dsa..
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THE MAY QUEEN. By Alfred TsnnT-
son, Poet Laureate. SplendidlT illus
trated BY E. v. B. 8 vo., nor, gilt.
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An EIoPENEEr-A fine looking gentleman
ana : very handsome young lady arrived to-
gethsr at the Worshau house yesterday. They
appeared to be in considerable perturbation
anduaeaslness. The gentleman begged a pri-
yats interview with DIR Rambaut, one q the
proprietors[ proceeding that did credit to
bis penetration be sought counsel Of the
right man. To that gentleman he explained
that tie lady who accompanied him was the
o5eet ofhis hearts foDdest Affections that
be had fof some time fully reeiproested bis
ntiments but that the Intervention Of cruel
d uusseiing parents had hitherto stood
the way q a union. Being too deeply
taehed to be able to live apart.
Be lady in bis company, had left her home At
florence, Ala, without pas permission. They
ad fed to Memphis, and were in mortal fear
Itest the sEift-wisssd telegraph sbould have
flashed intelligence that would dtseoncert their
schemes, and dash their fond anticipstions 70
The ground. Mr.. Rsm6aut, aith great unc-
tiOn, assured him that be safe, and the
~tressure be had with him tst in his hOnss
none sn6uia moi ST or make them afraid, and
that, to make sure, a clergyman should be
quickly summoned and he indissolubls knot
should be hrmly lied. On this topic Rambaut
was eloquent, ard his eloquenee had the effect
OF chasing every doubt from the minds Of the
lovers, whose looks OF fear, under the inau-
sBes Of their hosts gratifying oratory, we're
quickly exchanged for smiles Of joy and CLAN
ces CT the ssuderest affection. The Rsy@Mr.
Watson soos appeared, and BY his aid the
blooming maid was quickly transformed into
q blushing, happy blids-
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WAsHrssroS, D. c. January 5 The rumos that
TIE Unitsd States sioop-ot-ssr Brooklyn had been or
dsred to Charleston s. @, with reeruiu, is 0nsialiy de-
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al 90 u orfihle 'eadache this 1afternoo1,
aena hs Aepsea late rs hipaleosTies. hand says b
% tne nan, Can ydn hssse na of Ar toadscne9s'
Does IL lafhf ara s4Js'e. "Hc1ree1inrlr,p sas1
MI bad npaa IA e gave ne ACepasle pHt htn5 'psn
re .p1or e ne s. au.ek thatai Neos realized n
10 "a an 'esdacae.
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salute FIred insHanor OF andersen.
WHEELIEs, January b--A saluie Of one handrsd
Guns 70. ared ln honor d MAo Andersoa.
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Ca Hsadaehs Is the fagofite sign tyWhieh
nature makes srcsn SOY dFsieiso1 whaffyrr ron TIE
nataTai slate Hihe afslr, ana sis~ee "a MS lizht =
may BE- l91e5t cr 40 = safi glard tnt9alfd % Nfe nottfe
Of disease Bhirh uigat etaaralse escape attentioa, tt
to- late % be- rerneasrd &11 its inlIceilons should neEsF
BE- a~azfctet. Fa1lsbes nay be eEzsldsd under Two
Eaaes SFmptozasnr md Gdicpashlc. Bymptamate
Hea--lhe Is ceed4uriycsran and is TOE r~recEf1er
q p sfeat vsEisy = Diseases anens which are Apo-
pie4Y, Geut Aheumsitsm a1d ali 5etrilc dile2ses. IN
IL nervous fem KS syupattstie Of disease q ne
sNnseh constituting eie4 Hea1afs, q hspane diae4se
constituting Bllars Hesfscte, OF worms, crlsiipaiisn
nd other disofdarso Of TIE bowels, S. wsH as renal xnd
uterine affections. Diseases % the Heart sre very srs-
4usutys-entsd wih Heesaeaes5 AEeuiaand Pstsora
4fe ato an7eliers Ehicn frequently occasion hrsiacne.
I~asgaafhtc Headsche4s also very cosuon. being Esueiy
disluErbheity the name 8 Errvous Headacbe, some
tunes Cacl1z ca suddenly in state q anpsrsutiy e1ana.
eesith anf stratus q o1rs he mentalan pA1sisai
cnergies ana IL slhefiLsanccE Il o1mss on sloRiy, lss-
4liet BY aerreseio1 o. tp1rlte Or aerrtity Of temper. ri
most lhstsHcFs taa pain j. n the frsat OF he head. ever
ene n h~oeheJess nd 5ahetines prosckE< Tam1ftng
u11tr as class mss also t. Eamed Esuraikia.
rar the trA1insrt ot efther class u Headerae. The
leplallo Prs 11g9 5ee1 fauni g sure I'd tafp rfned7.
feilevin4 un most aclte pains ~ Afaw miuntes, bra
D. Us slbae pIFfr etazirfftnE Tie Diseases Of Whlsi
Eealache slq unsrglHE1aGex
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WORKS or MICHAEL DE MONTAfGNE.
oampr Essays, Biographical ard
Notices, etc. BY ".
half calf
FOR SALE By
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Clark s. FuBEer's
o OIL,
CLARK. GREGORY 8 co.


=DEdotorn,
NuKBg Hesdache. Earnehe, To5uIEcnFs ~ -
~ utess R~hrumaiism, Oqushs, EeurtlEis, Colds. Ery.
sipelnsi Hronch1tis, DySpepsia Cole, C-zlnps, Enfamet
Bruises. sprsins. Chapped Haads, Pnes. Ulcers, DiAr-
rhea, BuEi0ns, CorDs, Frosted Fset. Deafness, Oh
Sores, s re Breast, Sore Nipples, Sclld Head, Hing
worm, Tetter, snake Bites, Spider Bites. Dor Baes, Rat
and Burns. II cures Scratches On horses, Sore Eyss on
horses, Sprains, Swluues, Poll xvii. Fstula, saddle aud
harness Cans, fresh wounds OF S~EslinEs, aud is the
best kneWa remedy 10 apply 10 teude--faoted horses from
Of The foot Cnrss al ~cutAneous diseases on man or
bsast.
No one medicine c.n eare in al cases, but We can show
mere real proof Of the virtue Of Ambrosial OIL in It's
being bought than can be produced or any cher medi-
cine.
We DO not assert : cure Ter svsry mziady % which tie
hulsAn family are Elhiet, bit what we proclaim We can
substsnti te by nyina uitnesses- ras An5rosiaFciii As
q Nashville p~rspsrauons and soii throughout the South
snd sou;h-Eess b. at fepddrsEsists and general aeal-
srs. The South may be Justly proud mat DR.. CLARK. a
RslEs Lspnssssean, after much taboE and research kss
pf~odaesdAHroslly worthy medicine, which Is bound to
drive out mach Of the worthless iap5rted trash with
which tse country is flooded.
Please call At cnT once, whore we viii take pleasure
IN showing letters and ssstim0nials iso numerous to set
forth Ia the form Of an advertisement, saue OF which
come from phYslcans in high stsndisG. wh9 are lsiHr IL
"a their practice, A. hey stata, with marvellous edects.
and srectuRl 10 It's hesiinA critics.
- Resf the evidence Of The vietne 81 Clark 4 Full
lePs Anbrosiai OF, evidence 80 authentic. and from
persons whose word snd standing sre iureproaohsblc.
CLARK, GREGORY & co,
Sole Frcprisiorsr Nashville, Tenn.
For sale 81 II. O.. CAYSH & SON,
Ana ~ Nsmphis esugEists. se4Ndassiyis
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HISTORY OF ENGLAND, from the peace
Of Utrecht to the peace Of Versailles,
i7fs-lfs3. ByLord Mahon- In vois.5
full cali, marble edge.
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THE DIVERSIONS OF pURLEY. By John
Horn Took. To which is annexed his let
ter to John Dunning, Esq. I vol, Svo.
call. London.
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McLEAa1s STAEEsTHEsIEa JoapIAL.-ThiE
remedy has been belore the public oaly a short time sui
etsaspr7yod tsgs 20 ~avaiaaols remeiy 70 Purif7 TIE
Aseeard sifenglea ms Hyssem5 every one who nses Il
y~eanmsnds Tito ahers until it Aesbeoame the ziand
ard smeay zith evssy family ia the United States v {
ss5- Foaders ty it-it IS a ~dslighttul aaaaGe
see HveFtitsmsnti in anethsr ealRmR- lala-dawlyis
0rsaE. ". GabteFf ana G.. ~
Morrow
1O9HfdSa size sVeeisi rtsenton to aaferns q ehroa
&c discases.bat mere particularly 70 diseases G. Long,
Bye and Tnt. Esy also remove Cancers. elners
etc., with CT Nthgui the knife, and psrfoFm an Aafsles
0~perst;ous in Ss most sppsoved and seisaaae naausr
They viii b~oartpaasnts from the oouplf5, hat tasI
ssn have tbs 5eststteatUa.
Odre n Ls11gaB BaAnine, Ehion street. 4soona doe
Gom Nan. H~lfe2-iaEfv
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HonEoPAIHlo pRUa sroRE.
Browns Bronchial Troehes.

no. - MONROE STREET,
I've do0rs from seesa2 street.
ec2e-dsuly On. A. WRIGHT.
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BRtDCEr-Aiasus wants Fon to sShd bet a
box n Cfphsfic GIae 10. 4 bsns Rrsparea Pisis-
bat Pm thinning hatis not Jest u h8ip3er tag
yen De anhes knowing shat il u.s. r. sas Shea MAJ
dead and souH with tho sick Hea1sfte, and wants fcns
more o. mai zane q Telaived hsr tefore.
ppsgist-Tou mzst meas spaidinss Csphzilc Pits.
Brtdget -Oftt sure n9w AT feuivs ssd H; here's
ne qntrther sd give me kse Rils Hns CONT be All a1y
abUutd Ai.tcr.
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HISTORY OF TURKEY. By A. De Lamar
tine. Translated from the French, Ia
vols-s half cali, gilt back.
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LIFE OF lord BYRON, wish bis Letters
and Journals. By Thomas AIoore, Esq.
6 vols, calf.
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Delegates 20 a GeReFni Congress ef
the Southern Sfnfea.
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laE-Ia6 mayer 4 bavingE
lss 8 De in couA
squsrs. witch ~ nat to be GEL
msatsd via coal tar 4 Dyer e Roetb send
ISIS b laid over all and we'll elsd down.
T5-h.a nuch wanta5 and very k~eellent In
er0ssuss6 t< VII grateful to
Ma5s4 Bad aso1 aspog they
60 much Etnl
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my own Dear sunny soush.

eEacily recorded IN favor Of is own remedy ne iHss-
mstle HI5HLAED Differs, ne srass ansas5aia
sfAr elieus disease u sssdig FsasYes Sick Hszd-
ache Heartburn, wind coiie, Liver comgisini Jam
dice, &c, By csnceIins serid ard Vunatursd sesFstoaa
Being entirely composed Of valuable nreaieilal herbs
sndr@ss Of usrvslsas s~yeienis Sr- sriss5 is aiipn.
L torgush and invsii1s.s, being HevAr Eaovnta fan
wns-s : fair t5ist wAs msis- ~ uaereu r. Of aHy 81 tie
sbors eempi1iHis, which an are eoss ~ Jess lissla 10,
a seuse ZINE on ofser so;slv
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THE POETRY OF NATURE. Selected and
Illustrated By Harrison Weir Fine Tur-
key morocco.
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THE TEMPEST. By VIM. Shakespeare. IL
Illustrated BY Foster, Dore, Skill, SladeE
and Janet. QuartO-
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HAS ayv basn IL Ese ever thirty yssrs. There r
hardly ) Dersoa but Faas has heard Of il. aad nt q
family hat has used il once thai could be lnduead to b
without a box on haHa, q sudden ~aeaideut
Where anee ussd it's sure become = staalsrd REM
e., becsuss Il has no equal in caring Barns scids
euns wounds AMI BsaissA Fever ssFss, Piles, and al
other iaaanmztorE and s~ataneops diseases, whe1e tie
parts aGscse can be reached.
FOR ssie In ssu Orleans, xhesessls aad retail. b.
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1ses
railys
Agisla-
isr tie
rlunities
AEny cases,
he facts and
X, and thus die
law novis. AExieus
ss Of the trials, our
under a. irtolieEable curse
II but hsge e bear. The press
BE- system natd itis e~aangsd.
court room b a miserable old
rattle tht riekstty windows
smaks dewa The BAH sst ssovs
3 eieiue lodge ard jury a cloud o.
& brsaEbe and soc through, and coal
Tor cour gsfaents. The room is i'll
d for bearing Or speaking it is cold,
he time disturbed by people 10 the ae-
.sTtmsnis pursuing their business
sienal occupations. It is simply a
the most important court in The
se having most to DO with he life,
Z properly Of the citizeas, Ia the
5ereiai and aetlys community in the
q net have provided Tor tnea
state Or county, even the apology
court house. Nov that lie matter
Of, it is proposed to put a house
where parties, lawyers and witnesses
over half a nile from the body Of the
business hours, and from which the
bust be sent as Far for Jurors and
In criminal eases It would require a
get a single PANEL, and in cases Ike
uer1s. Il would take afmoSt a montl 70 get
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Having Proved Itself


Eere sed ~ Great Rritslu slime Besides upward d
7osioc dszea exported 70 an rszis Of the hsbiiable
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Can use this strengthening Cordial for wezknsss a
stomach diseases Of any kiHd. 10 he urihsr. while
hurting, these Hiters are indispensable, ans pore par
ticularly Ehtn the m5taer's nouTishmeLtI Is s~aaiequats
10 the demsnis Of she child.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21

F1hEs
Our citizens were startled by an alarm
Of FIRE on last Sunday afternoon, which
turned out more seriously than was at
.frst anticipated. 1t proved to be bull
ding owned by Charles G. Mugg. and oe-
cupied by two families. Messrs. Cover
and Boughton. Though great many
persons were promptly on the spot, and
great efforts were made to exiting uish
the flames, the roof was burned off, and
the upper part Of the building was Sc
riously damaged. But the greatest in
jury was sustained by Mrs, Cover. In
attempting to mount the stairs to secure
some Of their household goods portion
OF the blazing roof fell upon her head and
shoulders. burning her severely. though
we understand. not seriously. Every.
thing in the house was saved. The fire
we believe originated in defective
chimney.
We think it high time some arran re-
ment was made on the part of our citi-
zens to procure some reliable means fol
extinguishing fires. We know Of nc
town in greater danger than this Of being
consumed by the devouring element.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

On last Tuesday night some thief or
thieves entered the Post Office in this
place BY means Of prying open the front
window shutter, and raising the SASH
The drop box at the window was not
molssted nor the copper box, bus the
letter boxes wers robbed Of their con.
tents. the Republic mail bag stolen. and
some three or four dollars worth of DOS
tage stamps. A remittance of the latter
had been expected the day before. but
fortunately had not arrived.
Some Of the mail matter we under
stand, was found in the vicinity of the
Steam Mill, but at the time of going to
press no clue had as yet been discovered
to lead to the apprehension Of the thief
This town is fast becoming an embryo
New York, as far IS burglarie. &c. are
concerned. Many persons W i'll attribute
the robbery to gang of Gipsies who
are ensampsd within a couple Of mile,
Of this place, but we think some per.
sops could be found nearer home whs
could perhaps give some Information OF
the subject. The Gips;es are making
their fortunes. fortune.te telling, prophesy'
ing luck and happiness to every face tina
crosse their p aims with silver.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21
BLENNERHAssETT PAPERS.

works ever published, and should find a
place in every library in our land One
elegant volume, octave, nearly SEVEN
HUNDRED pages, with Steel Portraits
of Blennerhassett. Burr and Mrs. Alston.
Also, a beautiful view Of Blennerhassett's
Mansion and "island home," which has
served for more than fIty years to enter
tain the passing traveller. as he glldrs b
the spot where once stood the American
Alba mbra. S. GILL1NoHLN. Agent fl
this township.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21

.#, . " .
BY the use Of these pills the periodic at
tacks of Nervous or six Headache may bepre-
vented; aud if taken at the commencement of
an attack immediate relief froln pcin and ck
ness may be obtaiued. -, b
They seldom fail in removing the Nausen
and Headache to which females are SO sub
jsct. etr ...{ Eut
They act gently upon the bowels remoy-
ing Costveness. .Cs-.t
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fe-
males, and all persons Of sedentary habits,
they are valuable as a Laxative. improves the
appetite, giving tone, vigor to the digestive
organs, and restoring the natural elasticity
and strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF
long Investigation and carefully conducted
experimnts. having been in use many years
during which time they have prevented and
from Headache, whether originating in the
nervous system or from deranged state of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their com
position, and may be taken at all times with
perfect safety without making any change oil
diet, and the absence of any disagrecable taste
| rendsrs it easy to administer them to children
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
The genuine have five signatures of Henry
@. Sp,lding on each box,
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in
| Medicines. &
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on re-
ceipt Of the
| PRICE 25 CENTS.
| All orders should be addressed to
| HENRY G. SPALDING.
| 4e Cedar Street, New Y erk.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21
RAT HUNT.

We have received large chart illus
trating the great rat hunt, and purport-
ing to be drawn by VIM. Hudson. From
Captain Culver down. all are faithfully
represented. and every fellow is intent on
his Understanding rats. 1t seems
somebody was employed to pry up the
Old buildings. corn cribs, &c., and let the
rats run out, while the band stood ready
ION murderous thoughts intent" te
pouncs on the inno'ent refugees. and
bag the game. It. is a rough sketch
but pretty well done. r-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-03-21
THANKS.

During the absence OF the editor a
bottle Of Champagne was left at this Of
fce as present from the firm Of Hitch
cock d Trotter. AS we are not Of the
genus hat can appreciate the article.
(though we can the motive that promp-
ted the gift. We cannot speak Of its
merits as we should, but can only say
gentlemen can fod plenty more of the
same sort at the above establishment,
together with groceries. oysters DC. We
thank the gentlemen for rememberin,
the printer.