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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
State of Ohio, Wyandot county.

State of Ohio, Wyandot comfy. IS.
DURSUANT to the command Of. an order Of
Il sale from the Court of Common Pleas in
and for the countysof Wyandot. tome directed
shall expose to public sale. at the door Of til,
Court House. in Upper Sandusky, on the 9Th
day of May A D 1861, between the hsur. o.
10 o'clock, A NJ, ssnd O'Clock P M, of said
day. the following described, property. te
wit: -.-=.-l -
I Ont lots number IS. appraised, al sIs1
Both ,i'aute IN Upper s.aausty, w,ando,
county. Ohio. - "a .-JffHft5
To be sold a. the p.operty Of " II Kilmes, "a,
the suit Of Mad & Co.
Tsrnisof sale, cash. . ''7F '-.'- % d. sa
IS J. CULBERTSoN, Jr, Sheriff.
= April 4fll,a '6,.lfs3 So SS&a 81 x
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a6AT0a ggs JAMEs MILscr.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness, uterine
displacemei ts and all loeaT uterine difficulties
and constitutional trotsb4es Of women, are en-
tirely cured BY the Graefenberg Msrshafi4s
Uterine Catholic st}sf So -" fA
" In shis connection. Miss Beecher, sister Of
the Rev. Henry " ard Beecher in letters to the
people. page i29. says: ass,I have nine si.tsrs
and sisters law, AMI fourteen female cou--
sins, all married. aud all delicate aud ailins.
And the immense circle of friends and ec.
quaintances cannotrecal ten married hadiss
in this century and country, who are peerfctly
healthy" In'casos, however, where the Grae--
|1enberg Catho.ican has been used, we must
.;ls that health has rapidly taken the place of
disease and ladies have become rebxst, strong,
vigorous and hea1thy.s ssss@ 80 = 7tsss =
Mrs. Gissson, of aElmfra, says: sc Beautiful
indeed is tbs ctnsfding. trusting na4nre of wo.
ufan, but how much does it need to be protect
ed bpNa swatchfuln; that will lead her, in
time OF di ease. to appeal ~ medical adviser
/ OF scientific education, moral worth aud puri-
/ ty of character All llthese may be secured by
[addressing the Graefeuberg Company.
r 1t gives me great pleasure to certify 70 the
invari liable curative action Of the Grasfenbsrg
Marshall tesinc Catholicon in all cases OF fe-
male diease, and to fhe skill and high moral
character Of the Medical DePar msnt OF the
: z I JP LAMBERT, NJ D,
rs Auburn Four Corners, Penn.
Fam azacthodist Gle gyman. My heart has
hirly aclietlto wit,iessathe feeble health ef wo-
men, as iahave Travelled my circuit preaching
the Gospel thanked however, that have
seen all these di,rases give way to the Grsefeu-
berg Aarshalrs Uterine Catheltccn, wherever
it has been used. > A He<
Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridg.way, Mich.
formerly y sof " estcrn= ST. uk Medina county, @.
For Madieinesler agencies, address -sas3's6
a. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland Ag for Ohio.
For saiesby J. A;sMaxwelI. Upper Sandusky;
II I Culver, Carey; Mrs. Straw. Brownsville;
a fired M earz, sBensbei ville;v VIM Bevingtsa.
Little Sandusky.z -ss-z z.-r -=- .-ze.es -
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legal Notice.

IOsErH Nook. Elizabeth Nook aud Barba.
- -ry Nook, will take mott that on, the 18th
day of March, A d. 1861, VI Brayton. Admin
ietrator of the estate Of Cereock Nook, dec ID
filed pctiliom@in tlle-Co,lrt Of { ominon Pleas
Of W.andot County Ohio, praying said Court
for angorderenabiiag the saidR 4 R,asson a.
such Adni ii straor, osconvey By deed 10 gu.
Fr.drtick Bose, the FLOWING real estate te
wit: The southsessa quarter Of the. sou tn aast
quarter of section 10 in Jackson townihip Wy
audot county Ohio. l.: accordance with = con
trsctscutered into on the l2th day Of Septeun
bcr ,ate59ss bct~esn thcss.id Cerrock Nook and
the said Frederick Boosc. .-t.,i [s.- = = = -
r., NJ BRAYsr0N,s Administrators. :
,..-.. b, MckELLY d. .GRiSELL. g
. sg-,.,. .-f3 .s. His Attorneys.
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sIIERIFFs SALE. :

?. I'>'7"- " - 'f'uo' . -. = -
)nrsuant to command Of PluEius 4ardcr- Of
/ sale from the Court of Common Pleas ,-in
and for the county of Wyandot, to me dirccte d ,
I shall expose to public sale. at the door of the
Court House, in Upper Sandu,ky, on the 9th
day of April, a d, 1861, between the hours Of
10 o'clock. An, .alidz4 O'Clock, p m, of said
day, the following described property. to-wit:
In lot number 100 in the town of Upper San
dusky,-Wyandot County. Ohio sE-- -..
Appraised at twenty four Hundred Doll ars,
to be sold as the property OF reter A Tyler, at
the suit of James Glenn, Admir- Of A elena, de.
ceas-dsa-A 81
Il Terms of. sa'e.cash. = II ~ -
" LANES sCULBERTsoN, Jr, Sheriff.
March 81, lS6l-Pf. $500
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F. 7. Barney Court Of Common
IS =. ., .'z rleas, wyandos cvun.
Cornelius Thurman, ty.s Ohio. 90.
Della F, Thurman 4 Petition on note and
Peter Lantz. mortgage
INHE -snid Corn,!lus Thurman and Della
l. +. Thurman are notified that the above ac-
tion has been commenced in said Court, and
:h.tthe plaintiff asks Judgment on a promis-
sory note made by .aid Cornelius Thurman,
june 18th. 1856 for one hundred dollars. pay,
able four Years after date to, the plaintiff or
by mortgage of even date executed by Corue-
Illus Thurman and DcIilasF Thurman ON in lot
No. 100, on the original plot of tbs town of
Carey in said county, aud also AK. an, order to
sell said premises to satisfy the amount due
on said note ~, - -
q Said defendants are req i-ed TO answer said
petition on or before the 18th day'of May next.
srs--s.,- = J. ID. SEARS, ri IS. Atty =.
March IA, 1861 ,-pfl4 so, - -gr za = -r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
SHERIFFS SALE.
State Of Ohio. sWyandot county

State Of Ohio, Wyandot county. IS.
DURSUANT TO the command of An 0 der
i szof s.le from the Court of Com m on leas in
.snd for the countysof Wyandot, to me directed
shall expose 10 public sale. at the door of the
Court House, in Upper Smdusky, oil the 2nd
day of May, A. d.. loGl. between the hours of
10 clock, A. NJ aud o'clock =. NJ. Of ,aid
day the following described property to-w,:
The west half of in lots numbers I3 IA. l5,
and 10 il Fowler McConnel's nd iition to
the ;own.ofU pper Sandusky, Wsandot county,
sOhos @ IE q
= Ealu ed at s l g. dollars
To be ,o!d =. the property of ] S Nol and
oth"rs at the suit ot NJ Bcntly. Terms OF sale
ca4h $50 sS&
N J. CULBERTSON, , Jr., Sheriff
- March 25. SCI ape 50 so. z ~ u Il
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18

IFS strumout or rScrof slous If. .ctiens-a a7e tie
curse, the blight. the pot ato tot Of mar kind. =.
Thes arc yilesnd filthy as well as fatal, They
arise from contamination and impurity Of the
blood, and are to be scsn all around <us ;9eyery1
where Que Quarter of all we meet are tainted
With them. aud one Quarter Of theAc dirof them
die foo!i>h1, too, because. they ale rcnratl..-
\, trs Sa sapari!la cleans.s out the, Srrofulous
coz. f.nPtim from the blood, .rcnders itspure and
heartily and ,fec tually e2purkatss the foul con-
ANIMATION from the .Jsttm. No longe sgroan
under your Scrofuou, disorders, since :he re-
.isiab.c Ay+rhas provid, d his mas .terly conibi-
pite;s Of eqratiss Virtues that tecalls Snrsa1,a-
;iila.-( DeEo at sWateHbnrss GonAectltu us! q .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
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Smoke 'Eul Ont.

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Smoke 'Em OHt. 5szZ .ss.l. r.,ss .-s..-
y Ws Have a few nen--vsrysfew indeed
'7-in t,is town. who iopsnly take sides
'wfiftte rebels and sgsinst their coanttr.
This uay be tolerated for, f. shor. time.
sbatpifstLis.sarzeonsinues, the day is net
verv fnr dispnt sshsne traitors and4kpits
will not Ghslpsfeh'ea nIpE'ef viih the
loyal citizens of this country. The rul<s
Of war will make this climate Iii!le up-
pleasant for such s;feI!ows. upI.ss sth...
change sheir septi'ns as.e q sthei, r.siatns.
before tLai time comes. They may s!and
around the corners nov and shuckle over
the defeat a.d isamii~,ionFof saHir too
indulgrnt government, and sy ipa,hize
with is foes. but there will be remedy
for such things rwhsn,7 wei, is. once fairly
.sissss< ee alssi4 ia - 5aqazs4
81 ss9sw ,oi&0 zssSsygg 81 tes
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT
WYANDOT AWAKEl

At the time ofgoing to press the band
isplaying. the Stars and Stripes are wa
wing. and speeches are being made BY
smsn. Of all parties. Our people are true
to their country.Af - "a - =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
~ petition presented to the Commissioners of
Wyandot co... o., at their June session, 1861, for
the location of a road as follows: Commencing
At the Southwest corner of sections Is and IL,
township three. south, range thirteen, east; run
ming thence north ths section line b.twecn
said sections, one mile to county road, there to
terminate. -@
April IL, 81. d, -.-......-... ..-.. .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
PITTsBURe, FORT wANE& CHICAGO
ar al q 8 y 2 - % ! ~ ]
Home TeStlmOuY.
IIusrs,vsILlE,s 81 Logan Co. .Noy.l s 1850.

fluNrsvILLE,s Logan Go. ...Ney.sl 1859.
l,R. CIV. RaE&eK. DcareSir:--This is to
certify hat Il was averyF nlucl II reduced in
strength and was confined to my BED from
General Debilitv of my 'sy,teIn = nd b, ing II
Pills and Blood Purifier, i did so With I he
most asto,fishing success.z9I have since had
severl ri tack aof the same character, which
have nIways been removed upon taking your
can conscirnt tiontly sfscemlnend
them to the use Of the rffiictrd 10 1ocr... &
4 scr So sas-aaq aai BELLA ,GOODRIUH.5 ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
4 rare shanc. for bargains.

R. nssSinu. i. !. % ElLTEE41g ga
Makes his hes .1bew ito thc,read.rs oi
thes-Pioaerr" 10 day. mud stak-sef occa l.
sion to indul sin sitt.lY r'.iaj jbu., ssn,i
hle talk NO tbs same time. 10y hicks VIC
invite their carsfulAa,tensions Dolph i,
sooi kl'a'~. 'kesps gooa g."'l.,, l',' and Il. i.
selling them stgvsly lowzrlices.ks si sssiss-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
rs, = ,..s : RETArL.PRIcEs..

tToIe slle oy euc Clty u ShSsS, .e's"uy =
HOME aTESTfMONY ss7s... 5. - =
ITARTFoRD, ), 9Trum bull G o.. Ohio.. March 81
? l hereby certify that hare been dealing in
the Graefenberg N ediclGes for the past yeaTs
and can truly say, that never offered any :
medicines to. the pubhs that have met with
the decided appreciation Of The people Hk >.
these, paricularlys the Pills aud Caths, ,acant
They Will read ,ly perform all and more than is
promised for then4.s / have sold about fifty :
bottles of the Cath oIiean The past season, and
hear the best results III every case.
- J. II. C,JOHNS0N, Medical Agent.
. Read what Dr. BushuelI says of the GEae--
frnbesg Medicines. DIR. B, is a. physician. of
cxtc cusivs. practice, and iseHe Of the most sue
cessful in the County (rrumbuff> ir which he :
resides. = :
i'' This certifies' thatI have used the Grace
f.nbcrg Pills and Marshall's Catholiean, sold
here by r. H. G. j oh nsen in my practice, to
my entire satisfaction. They are good naedi..
clnes. p - DR.. G, W. BUSHNELL -
Hartford. Trumbul co ,5O., March 1857.
WEsr Bp, ssiRp. Coshocton CO., May ID, 1857. 2
Mr.. II. b. KlNGsERr-Sir:-Ih have been sell
ling the Medicines of tbs GYoefsnberg Gonapa-
ny for the last ter years, and hare inrsrishay
found them to give good satfsf ction; and the
PillsI have sold to great many families ns
regularly astheir tea and coftte, and with my
trade they ha We become a strp 6 article. Mar
slalf u terine Catholicon Is d medicine that
has done great amount of good in femala
diseases. One lady 4 sold it tot6ld me that
she had received mole benefit from one bottle
than she did for long eou tse of medical treat
sment by the most skillful ply sicians.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18


,hisx el.s tLsn wsrnc ss ssd ae~ -advsr-
si..asas< .shi4 se.k.as Ns eoa.iJ.s -.
Asws ofamo morsainport.nss than sny Thing
else VIC eould give sur rs.l.s a. this
sinas.ss No !wills snieayor To ,ieep them
fully posted in rfgsrds 70 events :. they
,ranspiIe in. ihsse 1. Killing tintsaa VI II.s
- sssi&zSy 7 vi r.g--.s7 7s7E E7zzz issfa .s,s
Oar Schools. asgtsS oa1 HE
The ...<r.r.iepsr,aieats Of DUR uniy n
Sehoola VIC, ain charge OF s1he fellopiuy
persons - - - So l.1.e.
t.s.s swn. T. Rerls.. i.te i, B,lm9ns
Coahiy;sS .ss> &ass3 .sssasbsz - gesr4ssg -
I'd, Mr.. William. ,ns r s9 s','.3 a. = {,s% {,e
SD: uMisssZimmernl.n-; ;sss q sssS %
4s Mrs Dsr.:sa - ,.1s sa'I.s .. -. !. !, ,. !,
,sSsi& " ssr@ s-.zg-.s-ssee .1Fe77zf- 9Es5 lAsys
ChasseSof Time. ~ .vazsfsi'i s 'sesigE ~
- IL eel esaas -. .~9t.lTv wa 3sis4
By rcisrencss 10 our time card p i. viii,
b. observed .hat' . eonssidtfsblsy change hl I:
hasJhssnsmsds insh hc,,iins iof flrse D asxens
g~r trains ga the 7 Is. W. K G. railroad
W, are iasdstsedJto our clever aasi cop
demsnly friend, MfsMu.n. tor an early
copy Of the snew time .sJic.@ Ii. keeps ,
.h.rpssssousso de bussinsss an,lrElnssr-
ssts Of the Company.
eTEAzsz+eGzAa zAaA d q q sssE-ls 4az4-s z ~ Il DEITA
hitehcock l. Trottsr,-
ofsHss.sssrs'G Grocery. lire' senyibIs fsl.
loxssshss sniiasd s 10 d = e4Ionses I s Lese,
'heff sgITtoHetafee ysa4 asBsgKsg bil,
'omsssveRsnkoanh absYs board :and
s-ltAae~ Bsapls. .sAhzssya'sshs,eolumasSo
she" Pionse5sY aihsrsfrssl, groceries ant
goods besgaia sscsuz zLe hsad,sssErom 9Th,
weiE$SoS Sssts md fsts ripsffi.ssesf thss,
gsstlsasn swe arerselk salts 6edEtirats al
,htiE promise. : VIII VIII .bs fdTfflsa+ 2. sh'
iettsrs@ ,szss@ Ass s&a So sv@sl o. slssaae'5 g
szse 9-E -es<e~14 or e..
FUsasSa Y ITsidSs ii 81 -~ss'sss kaa avs,
ve5S~z! s1sE - yfszz s4Sgzs Is rzsl = s~s .z%k
inlxpdscsSstbemsel1es $40 s.hsspubli,
thisSesk TtfSa .tftRs columns 81 our pa
per, and we Go not feel like letting til,
orca'iopsRsss Eiiheut snaezsiqg them a.
clexeE. rslabls gsp'lsmen, who will,ney.
fnilte edo, hs~ctevcr thing g with any .
our reader ) nho may do ,hom lie .bono,
to drop intc shesR r ailroad sGroceryLthe,
are smart anaa y, " ioe. TO appreciasss th
fact that ths rsnen..w MAJ. who would .uccec,
in bpsiqsas. smpst ;sdxertise.biss Va, as :.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18

;, EN1Seme queer K stories are told Of
Sharp practice in connection with The re-
cent throwing out Or Illinois banks "A
-Chicag banker, who was ID the secret,
on ESaturdaysmorning gave somerssixty
thousand dollars to'iaag agfainspeculetor t,
/" operate. He bought. wheat TO. the
amount and told the Sellers 10 call At his
Office for their pay, where ,h.- detained
them OH various excuses until after bank
hours ,nd then paid them in interior H.
alinoiss banks. On Monday morning the
currency was "shut down % n. leaving
rtheVwheat sellers out from fifteen te
twenty cents on the dollar. =57sl 40 -
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56 Id Acres
Marble Ma,uiactory

-. .-b-}s 10 sTIFFIN. o. 2 : sL{EEEi
Immediately south Of the Wire Bridge,
ME B LIE & ENDL ER !,
Tomb stones, Monuments, Mantle pieces, Tabls
and Stand Tops, aud every other article j, their
line manufactured to order aud in the most impre.
yed aud modern at. les. Stones delivered in any part
Of Ia. State upon the shortest notice.
r.. A..NiEBLE
Sept Al, so 800 eHas. wEHDLER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18

NOW is the Time to bay nice and cheap
IN Carriage, Buggy, Sulky, or Spring Wagon
The Cheapest ever offered to this public
am determined to sell a.chea2 any other
firm in this country in my line of bu .incss.
have now on hand aIargc. and better assort
ment of work than eve, offered before, having,
the latest styles and using, the best material.
aud employ longe1pericnced workpen-
think can give entire satisfaction to all who
will give me a call. Call aud examine my
work and give me trial, and if you don't firld
my workeas it has been recommended. L do not
ask you TO bury the second time. sslsa - -
have permanently heated here, and intend
to manufacture good and sub,tantial work, and
intend to sell at the lowest prices for cash. 81.
% Do ll,t forget to cali aud seesiny work
b'f're purchasing elsewhere. All kind of Re-
pairing done asz7s-s=h .. Z 5sz<.t e.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18

All .itds:e, in Upper s.ndu.ty. wyand,,
esunty. Ohio. 81 .@5< - 81
r.be i6li a. th6 property .sW II Kilmsr a.
Tie suit VI VIM 4 Ma,tD Torn. Of ..Is, ea,h
sa Stf' = D. - GU I.BEKfSON. Jr. Shdr #
ss March 81. 1861. RI $500,
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NBWAC;RODGRlESg

MI WJjRObERIEjSg
N EW P.RIEHG GY
In view Of the great panic in the money mar
ket, and the sus pension; of trade, Il have now
+ reduced the s,SS ~
Price: e Of + ..,.6sEocetiessi &C sj is !
To The following rates. until changed; and
b would just say, thatswe areS
Taking nearly all kinds Of Uncurrent
+ =-a:-.s q -z9-z7- Money .ssse .izszzCg ..ss,s
At par, for the following articles, at the prices
.sf'-+ Z affixesl:~-,e s1ta . s5z1s2 -
Coed Brown Sugar So gil. z.A
Pulverizcd sugar i21a
yellow ! s'''F e''sf H. Honey syrup o. la-
Golden syrup 6o@sO.
.'ss II Molssscs 50,
NO MolIasfesS 45F f<' = i
..z,+ al, p, imc Rio Cot;e l5@l7w.s .,.-l
.,T#, saleratus SOLO 81 80. ),
-. g.. Pcacbe. unpealed 10 -.
Peaches praled lS. -.
Apples 5;
Pruncs Ii - FFE-ae
.iSinns lO@e0 -
.7-.f= Ers Figs l0@lSl .4r--5-f.--5z p
-.T -s.r.- Curr;,nt. l2l. 5,-5- -. = -e-
--.-.. ..4t Candies 1890 -s-i 5e-=
-s Buckets 2l@i0 -4z-.r1s e-eE
r fubs 5HcGlsl rs,
Wa.hhoarls 25, zz-E r-.s1
Tinwafe at Manufc-
All kikdszof Yankee SIX
. 9SsJS1 fsrsar i prices. q
Nin.ar l6
f. Candles Is,
GD q Ez Cheese l2@14
Soap sG1e. Rice Ga
Salt, q Dbl 80 Dried beef
All iinds Of Fish,
And everything usually fss sale in Gr.oery
Stores, except Whisky t&a e g8sE
Wesearnest yrequest the readers. of papers
and all others to call and look at our goods and
satisfy themselves, that it is to their inter-
est to buy their groceries Of US, as our motto is
b, tier goods and more of them for One Dollar
than mary OF o;;r g.ssy nci shbor. are ia the ha-
Bit of giving.
Sors opposite the Court House-Brck Corn
s'i Dec q, SO vni Il. AsliBRooK.
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
pp"i"tmaaiSa aiSaf-MArsh"l -
Earl Eli. xsf Trtin.. hns sprointtd
MarsEal of the No..hsrn District tofaQhiD.

G. C~WyftxzEsR, &H w "a GLIB
Has returned fcn, tbs Ea,s.r aaa j. now re.
wing aud opening Els new Stock u Goods
Gire hima call hen you dssires 70. pure h.ss
snystkisg gia bisfne--y you will hnd h,msa atper.
f.csaxestlsm.n. @AdvsFtissment asat. weeks ass
FasssS l2.llysN So = = szzE-.s- Is$s s5 s~'
nfins 81 Saf ro,atss.e.. h .. $. '1 ~; ,.,s -,
Many of our subscrib.rs have express
.dsa ds,ds Et5 pa y xSsifsSa bscfiption in
po.ato..; to all such. We have only TO say
thai now is lie time TO bring on your
"tntsrss, - 81 ~ asa y, ass.ss'i ss1si isss
tsSsS "a ,.laiy 81 s7r--S&s~s sid 70 sSz
ssssz s7y y s-sasSs s-.-'Sss : FTsIIs7 yiisfiosgt
Short Oats Crop.
Th. wessssrstti syPripxshss bseneso ex-
e~.dinsly Sad ihat our farmer. have 70.
svea gef,py gtsanus ptePsrfa isiss oats.
andfitsissthougM rth.t4therss .will@be .6u,
vesy lt.is sox,d Ia hi. nsighborhood.q = ,
seHzSS zzr1 yFS7--. .'-777-s. .seas raj
Nswz Hatcher shop. Sss.ssW wal "A -
Or t5iena Fed: A!tHsdsser, has opan:-
ed . meat shop three doors north efAtLe
"Pi.ssop House.. y where shs. p'fiepo,exas
feed the hungry. Givssz'hims.c csilA A=hes
i. . gsoi,d delevsrsfsiisr and ought 10 be
encouraged. .yk--.avG ,,si =
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:, shh.anI,,Iy,n, ].

OF rxcitenisnt on alast Sunday and Non
day Upon Srtsiro Of 7t@ 9news fre%
Charleston. Thyy Indignation 81 our peso-
pie knew no bound.Jq4Ou Monday eal,s
GLORIOUS 1,srs andos,ri?ss were unfurIsd
In differsnsA part. of town. and the rx
preston Of ssstin~nt. ~ith few di.-
graeeful s>i ,di.bonors bic rxs-ptiens.w was
ru~nitneusis . favor tf.srpor'ins tl's xors
.rA4nen: against the ret~ls.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18

FTNHE Partner-hip leret ofe-s existing between
i Dever Davi. in the Livery business was
by mutual consent on the 9th day of March.
1861, dissolved; and all notes and book accounts
due said firm were transferred to and belong to
David H Dever, and all debts of said Fl rm Of
Dsvsr & Da, is, are to be paid by said Dever.
D III DEVER.
March 2lst, 1861 If.
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College
COLUMBUS. OHIO. s--.--.


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Tho course of Study is full and thoroughly
practical. All the late forms and improve
nlents are introduced, and the Faculty will
gu -raiitee any Que, after they have complet
ed the course to be fully qualifi ed to keep the
book. If any Business House. -. -.
Daily Lectures delivered en- Book keeping,
Penthansh hips Commercial Gale cucation. Coll-
mcrcial Law, Political Economy, .EI.cutiou.
NC.
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For a full and uniimited Course $40
Students can enter at tany time and rovisw at
r-@ % Plrasute, 30 - s.
The usual time to complete the course is from
" -sF 3 to 10 weeks = a7r-z7iis
Coed boarding can be had at 81 SO por week.
| Cost of Books, Diploma. &c, IS
For full particulars, "A, dress --
. MCCOY Il Co..
Nov 8, 60. s Colrnlbus o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
..9l::~a SHERIFF'S SALE.

: { State Of otio, Wyandot county sa
DURSU Ants the commsnd Of an, alias
Il yeni execution frpm the Courts Of Com
mon Pleas, f"5a ID for the county of Wyali.is 1t,
to me directed, shall expose to public sale -,
the !aor o. the Court Ho, Sc, IN Upper Saudus,
Ky. On The e7:h d,y Of april. A y 1861 bet cer
the hours Of 10 o'clock NJ. and 4 O'clock I
NJ. Of sid day. Il e, following pr.perty to-wit
Out Lot; No l49 appraised ~ $3.50 -
= I" $50 =" I3o = ,
= .aa al "FalfIsf a i" l5o IA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18

FOR BONNETS, call at the
= SOS. NEW CASH STORE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-04-18
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
> A aanl.a, o. eG]lJtavss tavss9I,vSsea;,az;; I,vSse /.
This community siness cur last. but As w*
have nes bssn InrnisLed ritL dieir nsmss
Sc, We are unable 10 publish the deaths
in the prSper coIu AM n addisan'' 4tL.
child Of MI. .eaBo Bow sfrr, whoss destha viii
be found in in cur paper TO, day, Aessrs'
~ cob ,Shafsr, Anthony akpppei and Els
in g.r zhnys each los,yns childasduring the
past few days. W. hope our Peoplss~il
De Kind enough hsreaitsr TO furnish US
,~i'h ''he n. cesssrysinfosns'ion sn y en- ,ble
u. Atospub!ish od.aths ia their pr"pcr
place. 80 al eT aof5a4 sgcf St&sa