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NAVY DEAR TaENT,

AZ u 4 Il u = n - OK ,seo
The NAVY DEPARTMENT viii, until the 9Th
Of August nexs. receive kTopositions toI the eon.
On BOARD vessels similar to the propeller Eunboats
Fills msohroEJ may be the srme 81 in the gun
toats eyosDt that the stroke Of the sion will be
81 inohes, that Wsdd q ide valves viii no Cssd
and thors be ,rats surface Of 81 ssnare fse; the
ruddeT post, shoe aud Fudier to DO of copper >Gd
cor position. In all other respcots 10 con fol m 70
the printed contract and specification for the gun
bo3t piaohIpery.
P!csosipOns will at the same time be received
for any otks. kind OF Eusloes Of eau1l power 18th
oitors; 'hs toiers, scros, sddder post, she's, and
Iudoer belus 81 above described.
he srop 1sIiors must ssate the time, total cost,
and tho Navy ard TO which IL il intended TO ap-
ply.
for In ,cnboats ping PREFER ed, the parties viii
turns q complete SPECIFICATION. and theTe wi be
ipoiud ed the ga ne number OF dupioste Plec g..
tools, Instruments stores, 80. enumerated Ia the
pInted spsoI fcatieGs above referred 70 jy q q
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MA morning Margaret German, threats; dis
nissed; solomon ]. Feig, ohstructing sidewalk;
Admiralty Justice Clayton. John Fitzgerald,
thrssh; security for peace. ALSO, TOT disioyai
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NOTICE

TN NOTICE
- SnCeoflOer yA-- SPcLo0
t2stefully fur alshs1 Tor Ias accommodation 81
6eltlenen and Laeies-
LADIES VIII md I.lE new Saloon very colyonlsnts
whore theg can aIyays be Eeleot AMI have the
choicest PIES, axes and Cream Tor lunch.
IL IL admitted DJ all that our Cream n slpsrtof
III a srivsts room for Ladies' and Children.
DAi TON, SSe Eleventh st,
ix q netNeen md a.
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COOLED DOwS Last night, pstrolmen John
son and P.owHan, II the county. arrested two
soldiers In tue Northern Liberties for a violation
Of law In that section. Ole Of them a storrt
strong young fellow did not relish the arrest aEd
attempted Resistance; bat the peculia mode Of
treating stu pborn prisoners Adopted by thu police
was applied, and they went quietly to the alta
ton house, from whence they were turned over
70 tie military and taken 70 tue gcasdhOuse.
There the stout fellow showed g. ht, Cnd wss
roughly handled by a corporal but aOt hurt
After a preliminary hearing he wa ordered Z,
the cell ana there he made q dam at the cotpo.
raj. He was soon overcome, after tearing the
Captains coat, who was trying 20 save him from
being hurt, aud carried 20 tue bath boz in which
the current OF the Potomac was tlrned, and he
was ehsctually cooled down. He was once be-
fore In the gnardhouse, having been a member OF
the LIST New FORK ZJuaves, and on that occasion
was sbowered by the guard. lie is a bad fellow
when drunk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-29

MANY ENTIRELY NEW and beautiful styles OF
JewelTy are daily arriving at the Dollar Store,
43S Pennsylvania avenue, near AZ street. The
stock is now very large. Drop in and look at 1t.
iv 0C-1WM
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TxxpxpIHcr MKxTING. - The tempera

TYnPKRAscH MTEIING. - The temperance
meeting, under the auspices Of the Washington
Total Abstinence Society, In tbs Capitol grounds
on Sunday afternoon was largely attended Mr d.
John Mills, president Of the Society, presided,
and the secretary read the third article Of the
constitution, which forbids the Introduction Of
any foreign subject, - hint, doubtless, that no
nIggerism was expected 70 be INDUCED In or
would be allowed. Addresses were made by MIR.
Forbes, OF Me-, and DR.. Clayton and Mr.. Page, Of
this city. The meetings will be held every sun:
day afternoon at tbs music stand In the Capitol
grounds, to which all are invited.
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WHISKY BRINss IT Our.-Peter Kelly got
drunk Yesterday, and, under the excitement Of
whisky, indicated his secesh sentiments pretty
freely, ana also male himself liable to the PEN
atty for profanity. Peter was arrested by patrol
man Conneu, and carried before JusEice w alter
He begged hard to be forgiven for his secesh
talk, and the squire ies him of with fine Of -
for the profanity he had uttered. One Of the ex.
sminers Of disioyalty cases, when Cen Mansfield
was In charge OF the military force In this CITY,
aid, "W hisky brings out their true sentiments %
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Dan AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
II rear BlsdensburE, two NEGRO BOYS, -
on MONDAY last Henry Beckett, 5 feet Inoh ~
es copper coi0T; low forehead and stam ~
mers; ne had his thigh broke1 and llmRs q .
lit o; aged i8 years Lloyd, fee' or iIch-A<z
O. high; black, With several ecars about the face
oocasiOned by barns; thick lips and sruIn counte-
names, and speaks quick; very laTse leEa sEj
short hair. VIII glgo s225 for Henry and s1S fol-
Lloyd. aud either case they must be br0Rs ht home
before receiving the above reward.
je1 FIELDER MAGRUDER,
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A LIBERAL REWARD.-There are now GU
n FOURTEEN NEGROES. who broke Ia
the Jail OF Prince Georges county, Mary u
land, on Wedne sdaV fht. the %. h OF juno, n
1862 psoseo TO be from Virginia. A liberal ~
reward Will be given for their apprehensonsl-8.
no matter hero taken-prO vlded they are deiIv
en- g. the JSIi IN Upper Marlborough, Prince
Georges cou 4tT. METVlaId.
PETER 6 GRIMES, Sheriff
iva 2av4v of Prince Georre's oOuny.
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The MRieHKR CLUB give their frst grand pic
mic tomorrow, July 80, at Analostan Island The
management have left nothing undore to make
this pic mic one Of tbs most pleasant ofthe season,
and good time Is insured to all who may partl
cipate.
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GInO REWARD VIII be PAD for tho ap9re
5IUU henslon and delivery to me Of white
man, named sMES u. GUOFRET. who broke
jail on " edlesdsy night, the s5th OF June. 1861
He was committed on the Sth Of May last for an
assault with intent TO kill 3 man named DAME
Gcdfrey young nd o. ordinary height. and CO me
from the eIghborhood of BlaGeasburg May an 1.
l will give the above reward for his apprehension
no matter where taken-provIded he is dellve Cd
county, Md. PETER e. GRIMES, Sherf
iy 2-2swSv of Prince Geork as oounty
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e RE"ARD-SErsyed, on OF about tbs 18th
DO instant from the p emlses of the auO r.
sorIbeT, one ia brown HOkSE, ABOUT Is I@e
hanGe high, between and Years old. IheAA<1
above reward SIl bs paId 10 any one giving infoT-
nation so get h m gain. All tle msrEs rscol-
leo cd about the hurEe are sore shoulders from col
Lar. snn tai rubbed by the cart, and the letter III
marked on ru up With paint
Az. FAWSFTT,
~ 2}5tH sDroyera, est resr Cham BTidse.
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TOR SALb-A three-story BRICK HOES
Il containing rooms terms VIII bs Easy sta
east, opposite W.uEh Chapel. CAPITOL All For
t5IIns insure next door ltrtme ho.ss in26 INs
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LATB LOCAL NEWS.

IHR PAssENsKR RAILWAY This morning the
cars on the Washington and Georgetown Panen-
ger Railroad commenced running, the road being
In perfect order from the Capitol to the State De-
partmeut All the close cars that The cOmpany
have received, ten Ia number, are beisg used To-
oaF, carfytrg large numbers Of passenR ers as
msnv as foTtv. on one two o,cssions being
seated IN them. The f-t I'D this morning
crowded almost 20 sufi"cs'ion, Svas broush t 90 a
stand still on the curve Near the Treasury proba-
bly, owing O. the roug b1e-s az the rails but an
extra horse being pot on, The ii Guilty was over
csme. PUssenyers gong To and rom Georgetown
pay six cents, AID are rs7sfesTe1 al tue STATE De-
partmcns TO or from tee Oani buses running from
{. ere 10 Georgetown.
The company have made som forty ave or CIV
appointments Of employees, aOOGt naIf o. whom
are on duty To-Day, among whom IL Mr.. ]. a
UPpeTmln, as time-keeper at the Capitol Mr.
CppeTIaAn has been tue Zine keeper for the ON
mibus line at this point for fifteen years past As
the road PROGRESSES the appOiat1es will be noII-
ned u 20 on duty.
The track is laid as far as the Circle, and cara
will, IL 10 expected, rua 70 thDy point next weeh
L he cars In IRE handsome aud cOmmOdiors
and In the smOothaess with which they glide
along afford an agreeable chanse from the rough
i5lting over the pavements eX periencsd In other
modes OF vebicu,ar conveyance.
Farewell cid bus, you're nigh played OUT
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DR0POSALS FUR COAL AND WOOD.
sISATs o. THE UrITrp STATKs,
CH.s az tas SeSgtaAf-of Arms, ,
"AsHTNSTJK, July Is, 1854
SRALyp Proposals Will be reoelNei st thiI once
az IL n. on Mond2J, tbs 18th Cay o. Agust Lext.
Tor furnishing Tor the Use Of cennts OF TIE
United states. -four A sndrsd Ioas (of 00s
Rounos) OF the besy White Ash flInAos Coal,
thoroughly sofeeaed.l
Also. seventy i've lords OF the best dry Hick-
orr WOO, tnd FltIy Cords OF the beat dry spruce
Pine w ooa.
Tne whole 70 be delivered on or before the Ist
Of october Rs1t. and packed Away IN the yauits %
the Senate wing OF me Nepit0i under me direction
OF the kslglno Z oI The eo.-aLe.
BIDS for Coal and Wood viii be separately oon-
sidereo and eonds tor Ine tataIul execution Of ths
Contracts rec ulred
Arrangements must s,so be made for CORRECT
measurements. GEO. 4. BkOWN,
~ - dtd Sergeant &C Arms, u. . eenAte-
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lay COOK L & co,
BAAkEhS,
asa FIRE2E.TK S.EzIr,
DSASEsIG
iessYEzszf Bosl:. iTsassry Mas aEa Cana.
ediss, Coas, Cs'Tsseg, sS& -, Aa-ss.
L. L.
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xSn REWARD Will sRaid for the sppreheD
,c.lO sion AID delivery 70 me of nag o msn -
JIM, Who broke he jsIl OF Prince Georges 81
county, Maryland, or W~dresGsy night, the IN
18th of June, 1852. Jim is shout 1--WE fset five -
Inohes hsh is about IS Years IF age, and is A--S.
Bad ems burg, STnos Georges c0untf. will rive
the above re ward for his app ehen.ion-no matter
whsre taktn-p OVidTd he is delivered At thS Jail
In Upper Marlborough, PrIEcs GEORGES coyIty,
Maryland. FETER 6. sRIMES, Sheriff
jy q Is Sly OF Prince Georges county,
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EOR RENT Pr vsts coupe can rent 9 "a nj
with or without Da4rl, IN a privato fami y vhero
the luxuueS OF homo may b. realIzei. Liberia
Erce required. Address, ooIh ientIsLy. h. r.
= - StaI once ~ % ST
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AMUsENENrs IN ALExANpRIA.-Percival
Parker have now a mammoth company at Alex
andria, which Is playing with great success.
Among the troupe we notice Miss Nellie Taylor,
a lovely and modest songstress; Misses Jennie
Allen and Julia Price, who are very graceful In
the dance; and Dick Parker, famous burnt cork
hero; Hugh Clark, } 8. Clark, little Ella and
others. IL the citizens Of Alexandria would
hugely enjoy themselves and 'ilaueh and grow
fat ;" they should by all means resort to Liberty
Hall
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A e EIPT
"A FOI. FaESERVINs PROPERTY
Tbs Most Efeetual IA the WorLa
Information may be o5ssinedA
Mt. rARKER'S
PAlNTTS q BLISHMRkE
No. SO Louislsna sV, bet 6tn aid IT, street,.
VI hsTe eyeIy ySIis,y OF
SlSN AND OHNAM ENEAL PAINTING
iE executed with n-atness and olszatoh.
To prevent mistakes, AZ ill safe that hIs "1-t
PTeseIsStIveo refers olusIy5y 10 the oe-
par slaslIs Of EIs L-Eee, which he onAlisnxes
oieaSss OF price. ~ NSM
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
Musical Convention.


MEssERs PHlL,ps ami DAVIS, Of Marion, Ohio,
have been holding Musical Convention in the
NJ &. Church. of this Village. for the past four
days. The sttings of the Convention which were
public were well attended, ali of HON, especial
ly the sliJte folks seemed to be gratified and
pleased with the exercises The main object, as
near we could learn, the Convention was the
improvement of Congregational singing and the
advancement Of the Sabbath Schools in Sacred
Music.
Nj. Philip, is enineqt'y qualified for the po
sition he occupies, as a professor of instrumental
and vocal music. and has peculiar elements -
which we style genius-for interesting the chill
dren. His mode of instruction is not after the
old style-dry and dull--grinding upon the scale
-practcing from do to .sdo,'' from 'shish to
los," and from ''low'' to "high,' until the pa
tieuce is exhausted and the class Notwithstanding
Mr. Davis good advice will '.Grumble! GRuMBLEi
and they'll GROW L! His mode is to com
bine the requirement of the rudiments with the
more pleasant exercise of singing. Nor does he
tgrumbIe'' aud 'growl' like old bear with
sore head, if, perchance, discord happens to be
made by one Of the class.
On Wednesday evening he gave concert in
the M. E. Church. which largely attended
by our citizens, in which he was assisted by Mr..
Davis, who has OF the best bass voices we have
ever heard a number of our best amateur
singers aud the children Of the Sunday Schools -
TIE c,ncett, we think, was decided success. and
all Ielt that they had got the wo.th of their MOI.
ey. Some OF their solos, DUCTS and qnartette
wefe Sublime, and would have broug ht down
raptuies of applause but for the concert being
held i'll the chur-h. We learn that il is the pur.
P Sc OF Messers Philips and DAVIS 10 visittae Nj ).
b. Churches in the Ce al Ohio Conference for
purpose of hold ing Musical Conventions for the
imp ovement of Congregational and Sabbath
school singing. If our opinion is worth any.
thing, and we give it for ouly what it is worth,
that no congregation they may visit, viii have
cause to-"grurble' and 'sgrowi' on account Of
tLeir nabilit y to teach, the nanuer in which
| they cond uct the exercises Of their concerts.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17

Repartee.
A few evenings ago, nttmber OF gen
tlemen were conversing together, when
the topic of dogs WAS introduced by one
of them, with the remark, that he had on
hand number Of fine pups, which were
greatly in demand. UToa this, another
said that he was exceedingly annoyed
with dogs, by their bowling around his
dwelling, and roofing in his grounds du
the night, and that he was going to pur
chase strychnine, and see whether be
could not thin them out little, whereup-
on, the first speaker, who is well known
in our village as ready wit, ard one Of
our most popular saloon keepers, took him
by the arm and said, 'scone with me up
to my saloon, and l can furnish you with
it by the drink at FIVE cents a glass.
The remark caused an explosion among
the company, and was regarded by all as
a decided hit.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17

Jame- H Fi-h whose resl Is unknown.
y i'll take notice, that Mar, E. lro1 of TIE
St1te of MagN land di l. on III 4ta d.s of Fet-
ruarv, A 1851, file he peti 10 ia tn Goa !
Com pleas, W ithin and for TIL county of ~
andot, IN the State OF Ohio, n1ainst Johu "
Senseuey, William Trump ana tn. said Jam. ;
H Fish, defendants, praying for "a jpdgeme
against the said John w. SeHsene, d,-f,ntlant
for the sum Of three hundred and eighty st veI
aollars, and interest at ten per cent, FROM
June 2nd, d 1865 that the said JOIN "
Senseney gave mortgage to the said Aiary /
Carroll on tie following lands and tenements t,
wit:-The east bali of tile east half Of In lots
Nos I02 and 81, in the town Of Uppet Saudus-
ky, in Said W!andot county, and State of Ohio
The said James II tzh and VIM Trump since
| the giving of the said mortgage, claim some in
terest in the SAID lands under The sad John v
Senseney, and pray ing that the said J o.n " Sci
seney may pay said sum of money now claimpc
| to be due, with she interest amounting to sal,
sum OF three hundred and eighty seven dol!ae
aud interest at ten per cent, from June IN
| \ D 1856, OF that said premises may be sola
| to pay the same
Aud the said james + Fish is notified that b.
is required to appear aud answer said pettin
on or before the third Saturday after the 3Gtf
day of December A d 1851.
HENRY MADDUX,
nOv22 81 Ste. Atty tor Plaintiff
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
LIQ UID
G,ltta E9ercila { enlent

For Coating Metals of all Kinds when exposed
to the Action Of the Weather, and
For Preserving and Repairing Metal
Roofs of all kinds.
This is the only Composition known which
viii successfully resist extreme changes OF all
climates for any length OF time, when applied
to metals, to " hich it adheres firmly, fo ming
body equal to thrse coats Of ordinary paint,
costs much less. and will LAST THREE
TIMES AS LONG; and f ON its elasticity l.
not injured by the contraction and expansion
of ! N and other METAL ROOFS consequent
upon sudden changes of the weathtr
1t will not CRACK IN COLD OR RUN / n
WARM WEATHER, AND WILL MOI
WASH OFF.
LEAKT TIN AND OTHER METAL
ROOFS c. be readily repaired with bUTfA
Pl RCHA CEMENT, and prevented f-om
further eorrosi9n and leaking. thereby ensuring
pc fectIy " Water Tfgh Roof for manv ars.
This Cement is peculiarly adapted for tie
preservation of Iron Railings, Stofes, Ranges
Safes, Agricultural I'm plements &c, also TO
general manufacturers use.
GUTTA FERCHA CEMENT
For preserving and repairing Tin and cthc
METAL RooFs of every Il, scription. from is
great el eltsiiciy, is not inured b, the contraction
and expansion of Mttais, aud will not Crack il
Cola o Run in Warm Wedher
se mate las adapted to al climates
ana We aIa prepared TO sappiy tfS ON an s.
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PEG CHA ROOFING IN Yofs, feaciy :, eparca
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AGENTS WANTED
We will make liberal and satisfactory IN
raugemenUs with rc,poasble porties who would
like to establish themselves IN LucRATIvE aGd
PEEMANENT business.
OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
We can give abundant proof Of III r:alu4
in favor of our improved Roofing Materials
h wing applied them to several thousand Roof
in New York City and vicinity.
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
(Wholcsale Warehouse) Is WILL AN ST
Co nel oi Liberty SL1ret NEW YORK.
GTFull descriptive Circulars aud Prices will
&c furnished o. application. ots25 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
Our Paper.

Our Paper
We have this week put the Pioneer in
a new dress, contemplated giving it a new
wreath 10 crown its head, but the ding
bats were non canafi6as, and we had tc
content ourself with the improvement we
have made in its appearance. The type
is from the Cincinnati Type Foundry.
Godey's Ladies Book
For February has reached us, and we
find on inspection that it is superior in
artistic beauty to any of its predecessors
We have said so much in favor of this
magazine, that We cannot find words suf
ticiently strong or language beautiful e.
nough to to express our views OF this
prince of monthlies Tie engraving,
''The Snow Storm, is par excellent, and
cant be beat, and what Cooley will do
next for 4 designs more than We can
conceive His slate sketches, for the lit
tie folks, is the very thing that will EN-
balm Godey's name in the memory of the
children. In fact it is the Magazine. and
no family should be without it. Price,
per annum. 800, or we will give any
person who may want it, one copy of the
Ladies Book, and the Pioneer for one
year for IS. 80. Now's your chance to
strike.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
NOTICE

: Is hereby given that Nj Fl. 6illett has this
day filed in the office of the Clerk of The
Court af Common Pleas of WyanC OF county
Ohio. his petition PRAYING for the vacation OF
the South end of Fifth Street, South of tn,
North line Of Out OTIS Nos. Eleven and Thir
teen (ll & l3l in the town of Upper Sandus
ky.
And that at the next term of said Court ap.
piieaiion for an order vacatine the same, as
prayed for III said pettioi will be made.
G w BERRY.
tee20 81 &c. AIRY To- Petitioner.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
No mail.

No mail.
In consequence of a collision or smash
up on the Mad River Road on Saturday
last, we had no Cincinnati mail on that
day, again on Monday evening owingto
some break about the mail car on the p.
Ft.. w a G. r. R., which in consequence
had to be left behind, we were disappoin
ted again in Cincinnati mail matter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
Hancock Courier.

Our friend Glessner. Of the Hancock
Courier has dressed his paper up in all
entire new rig from head to toe, and over
which he feels mighty stiff as well be may
for in it's new suit it presents a fine APP
pearance. The Head Gear, is beautiful
conception, in every way appropriate, aud
localizes & e place of publication. The
Courier is sprighdy sheet, we'll conduc
ted and we wish our friend Leois, and his
son VIZ, success in every thing but their
political bearings
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
UPPER SANDUSKY MARKET.
Corrected Weekly for the Pioneer by Hun
Hol dfi4ge.
Saw Logs Wanted.

THE undersigned will be prepa ed some tn.o
IN the month of April to saw in the most sat
isiac Tory manner, all logs that may be delivered
at MS ioundr4 III Upper Sandusky for cash,
or VIII receive gooj logs in excha nge for saw
lng. Farmers Of this vicinity who desire logs
saw ed III the best mannef, viii therefore take
advantage OF the gced ds iiis the winter
aud bring in thei logs, esting assured that
the GOOD WORK viii begin IN April,
AND NO MISTAKE.
He would also state thlt those KNOWING
themselves indebted 10 the ii IN of Games
Mcnyer d Co, or to hiHse for wok zone in
tie shop, Will save costs by calling and set
Ting the same within the rnohih Of Jonuarv.
de hopes that you will all read aud profit by
both ends oi this notice.
.;sa462 211. uope. .snI.skv,o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17

Delicate females will find no better rem
edy to strengthen their nervous system
than HooFnAND's S GERMAN BITTERs. Read
the advertisement in another column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
ATTACHMENT MOTTO.

Dan'l D, w !. Wilson.) Before s. NJ Worth ,J.P.
Plaintif, agains: of Pitt Township.
Jas. Wilson Defen't.S Wyapdot County, Ohio
On the 18th day of December, A, d. 1861
said Justice issued order of attachment III
aud four cents.
DANIEL D. ". WILSON
Pitt Tp.. Dec27 6l st.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-01-17
Closed mp.

The Sandusky River has been closed
up the past week with ice, and the juve
nile population have been enjoying a high
time upon its CLASSY surface on skates.