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IUNIBEH-O Owing to more favorable wind, Tho
the epts have been heavier hut tho arrivals were
Chiefly Oh account of old contnets. There u an ast;
ire emand and tho market ts hrm With an mpTa1a 1
FaeE C!eel. mixed part hemloek 1000 fest q t1$ g:
Carco Echf Ssry lane ftum kalanaz 90. mix J14.
son Mtlis s. eo feet IT 34 co. 0 feet long st9n A.
1t {I6l CARO- echr Adoa from ka1aazoap A. Hi
D Cargo sehr Hrocdene from kalamazoo, 5heia1@ ~
bil] rcoG quality, othfecs strips T. xasM ~ III
, 1863-10-03

WANTED-Local AID Trav tliDg
~ Agents eve15vhe=e, 70 .el1 oar fA1xST @ AZ, Ar:
T1ClKs tiuF Rccd1 are RtVuE Eoof satisfaction, and
sgtnh m1ktrs money. For tsEma and oarcnls-s. en-
close EtAn p. RICE 4 CO., Custom Hous9 P!sca Eat-
, 1863-10-03

Gas FIXTURES, GAS F1xTuHEs.-The largest
and richest assortment In the city. Call and cx-
anime. j. WNGnAyE, DR., q Co.,
oc8.15t 81 Randolph street.
, 1863-10-03

WANTRD-s5, 900 wo.th t.f sec
ely q. Fnrs FOR which WIN rsy tha 5!s1sst d s!.ssdi
aTticsea 10 dispose of HM please call 1t q South
Wsj!s Etretf two doo13 from Washinx' On OF sources
IL ~. I- pNaMT @'- ~ beae.n 0843t
, 1863-10-03
Salaries Of Public School

I
salaries oi Rubltc schoolTeachers.
Inc salafaes OF the Principals Of the following
ecbools were changed from $1.ooo to 31,100 per
annun chicago eigh School, Dearborn, Jones,
scanmon, ktnz'e. Franl1tn. Washington, Mosely,
brown, Fostes, Ogden, NewbeHy, Skinner and
Haven Schools.
Ihe above Is well enough. Tie expenses Of
living hasc advance enormously in the last year,
ae1naldrg al increase Of salaries 0: oil k,nds to
meet hesu, and the Bosrd OF Education has an-
s"'e'ed his demand, 70 far as the Principals Of
the pnbtc schools are concerned; but we see not
one f5lable anont raisng me sa1a9aes ot INC laas
teachers. ihe boafd seem 10 nave en1lfea5 1g-
no1cd the TACT that it is just Is essential fof the
members Of = body to be supported as the head
Just as important 1os Tue to lVe
more and hasc thelf oens. a. lot the Principals
The salary Of lady teacher at present Is, at first
at the rate Of $3 yea1, and after her remaining
three 5eate and fourteen weeks, 1t becomes 800;
and that ie the highest paid In any case, to 1Ady
tcaehe1. except in the ninth aud tenth grades,
"hen 1t as ten dollars more The Principals re-
, 1863-10-03

EFF. E. R.gby, 50 Randolph street, Is settling
Paper Aareipgs and Window Shades ut New York
prices, at wholesale and retail. The trade supplied
On the uost liberal terms. seaa-aw
, 1863-10-03

w ANTED good cook and to
Recommendation, ffoas to II 4 T. At :o6 Mtes17an
ayerue oct ISIS q
, 1863-10-03

w ANTED-A lady wishes to
w eecu. = boarding place Thesa lessons upon
the Pta1o will Ee taAen Ia past Ds5meat for board
Address n" Tribune otlee Would take Piano u
re1utIed oc3 16l1 It
, 1863-10-03

A FALLEN STAR The star worn en- the
breast Of a bogus policeman By tic nane Of Teuz
fell from Lis person yesterday at the Official touch
Of Justice Mcdonald. He had obtained it come
eighteen ronths ago when ewoEn In a. policeman
on special occasion, aud had epoEted 1t fo-payat
email dances and exhibitions ere1 since, He was
fined ten dollars.
, 1863-10-03

MAT1KEEs To-DA1.-For the benefit o.
ladies aud children, the different places Of anuse
mcnt arc open at 9 o'clock this afternoon, as FOL
lows: At tho Mueeum-Roes' Stereopticon and
the Ghost; at Mcvickes's- Theatrc-thel st Dro-
ken Sword'' and Aszeppa;" and at Metropoli-
tan ua!l-A1lington g. Co.'S popular Ethiopian
Mfukfrelsv.
, 1863-10-03

Ate$@stss stAS' .&.HH
demand md prices rnFo tirm.
~. French BRIDES arc scRYco
silly are light We qunfe:
Sc DoMe3. Oak Calf IL l0&1 S
&c French Zip neay4
nc toItKht.
4; E Stahish Sole ham
Sc 1ock-............ 9aSic
~ Good damaged. .. ata19c
10 SIaushteref oak. sNlI2c
SCI do hemlock-.,, 26Ja3ic
f-MAsket very Hctlve and de-
X ses unuau21ly Large. Peicts
pra teLda CT. We quote:
20 Man1lla Rope. Gat6
20 Tasred Hemp. 20
.WI Tarpentae..-. 3.t4l.M
ID demand but the receipts arc
ID quslitIts. We qHote com.
l 80 per busheI. 8 les today:
.&: 80 b4f i,st $12t
! are In fAehar better supply
tSskEp 0IL Sill Ecafce a11 4Q.
,te = furtncr advances OF SC On
} IL \ -nfEer demand than can
Ptfces ra!d ve:Y tirm with an
LIE UILx ". B., and ELsPHAST
1n We no1e q Iur1her Advauce
SC. Ea1ket generally active
, 1863-10-03

~ County and IN eyeEy I.egtnent In tho ns9d u
sell 6y subscription. CaRONICLKs of ths GRRAT
6EeELL1ON. BY kav ALLEN II Sco1r. D. o.. being
ave Of numerous zee 9. snd Incidents Connected
non Or within the knowledge Of he arthor: the
Eioa written IN to stJ 10 q Chroac!es Of taa OH
Testament Twenty Seven Ch7pt 'r< ct tat 70. wtre
At ft1t pub !thed IN Memnhls daily p.per and 10
gr at y as the demand tor tbs numoers containing
wuIk will be found admraby aiA1ted 70 begulle tho
wary heufs And doll r,ouotony of CAMP LIFE. Wills
enga:ed n the peace'nl pursuits Of nome. Liberal
induceneata offered 10 SCrrLExS 10 kct ~ A ,out1,
For full perttcuit1 70. sesns DC. addsess +. vHNT
CO.. PubD4hazs. No. & Vest Fourth street. Cl1ctn.
rkti u. pc3 nfTl-4f
, 1863-10-03

W7ANTED-(Knitting Machinaf
w E1ery Farmer to know Tia. his -.~cr4=s
foxs cas- eafa IS 10 20 par weak with o. Axt-';
eIebfated Knitting Machines 1t VII. ea7l in t-as
II tarsY daJt Pr1ca complete, Us Weight IS Icrst.
Freisht trorl 50 cents 3sl. Send fcr circular E
"''1sse' SRAHscH ! ELLIOT. General Ascntk,.
Ehs aE5seE 10 Lake street. Chicago. III.
, 1863-10-03

WANTED-By q young lady, 8
w sl:ustox ~ Copy1t o. Anasue1sis. address
caro- LII oc1-uf It
, 1863-10-03

To-cay the salts were fooWs: 2eoe hgs Liverpool
A. ii store At 81 g gack 1000 brls SAGINAW Fne to
arrive at q 6 aoal 5000 brls do at 81 10 about 500
flh at a. 10 delivered On cars 800 do at 81 Is deF
SI1GAWS-The demand for Raw and Refined 8u-
Eith N upward tencency. On New Orleans and Por.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
Significant.

From the repurt Of the doinys of the
AntidraIt rioters Monday night. publish
ed in the daily "IleralJ," we learn thai
the mob visited the residence Of Gen
Nc Clelan, lot to modest or destr y, but
to give loud cheers for Little Mac"
What a compliment to a Genera of the
United States army +! A riotous mob,
engaged in open resistance to the cause
upon which not only the downfall of the
rebellion depends, but on which our own
personal security rests-gving loud
cheers for a General whose fame has
grown out of his alleged ability in put
ing down the rebellion
Where is the loyal o(liser who loves
freedom, who values the Union, and de.
sres peace and good order. to whom such
an ovation would be accorded ? Were
u single grain needed to the utter degra-
da,ion of Gen. Mcclellan in the eyes of
all loyal citizens, it would be found in
this demonstration of affinity on the par'
of awless mob.
The meaning of this riot, with so sig
nifcant accompaniments, is manilestly
this Our armies are too successful
The cause f the Union is likely to. tri-
umph. and it is time for the foes of the
governmental at the Norsh to cooperate
Uuder a tiul and tory leaders, the
Irish have been deuIel into Il. is false and
fatal step.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
LEGAL NOTICE.

To James Pi.tchin of the l05ih Rest Of Ohio
volunteer Infantry, Fanny Harshwell Of Charles
5. Harswel' of sutler county, California. and
Sa ah Braughten wife Of z. bne B aughten of
the st t. Of inili,nl.
You are he ehy notified that s. H. White
admlui ator of the estate of Josiah ruchln
ae Of the county ofN yinaot AMI State Of 10
rc,a,ed, on tn 2lth di OF 'uue, A. D. 1863,
flied hrs pertition IN The Probate Court Of sn d
Connt Of Wtandot alleging that the pc sona
estate sad 'ecalent is i',s ffctnt lu pay / :
debts and the charges Of I'D na,lcrlng his rs.
tate that he Vi d seized in fee s,mpte of the
following real estate, to-w,t;
The Sn'tleas' qn rier of the Southwest quar-
fer ol section t"cnty eight f2S in township
three Spuh, Ut range twelve (i2) east also
the Northeast qunter % northeast S cfiunthi ~
thee (33) III township AMI ange aforesaid III tAr
Count OF Wyaudot an st ic of Ohio.
That Wli'iam Patchln, James Pate in, Eliza
Johnson, iie Of james VI Johnson Fanny
llarswtll wife of CharIes y H,rwrll of Sat!
CoUnt,, Sl'i- of Calf rnia aud Sarah b aueh
ten wife hlne lIIAu3he Of III, State OF ll.
dliD". a- hi her, Mt ia" bold the next estate of
inte.itan he eil.
ih- prayer ni said petition is lorthe sale of
S id pre- ol,es FIR the pay ment Of the deLts and
coargs tfo c,ail.
sand t'iinn viii be for hca,ug on the t
day ol Agust 4. d. 1868 or as soon thereafter
rs Council can be h ard.
S.H WHITE, Administrator of the
estl'c Of Josiah Patehln deceased.
July Bid loG}, At.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
Ho! For Bucyrus.

Next Wednesday Mass Meeting Of
the Union Party is to be held at Buoy
rus. The Hon. John Brough, the Union
standard bearer for Governor, will be
present and address the meeting. Let
all who can attend, make their arrange
mcnts to be present. 1t will be the only
chance the people Of Wyandct will have
to hear him during the canvass. Arise
freeman Of Wyandot Turn out and see
and hear Hol est John Brough.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24

from this place on our approach, he was
strongly fortified, fronting towards Shell
byvlle, but his rear was not defended.
Gen Rosy.out generald him completely
our advance is now somo 20 miles below
this place, waiting only Tor supplies.
1t has been impossible to get provision
10 them, with wagons, the cars came in
night before last, and now run AS far as
Elk River, the army will soon be suppi-
ed with provision, and on the road again,
and what little of Bragg's army is left in
Tenn, will soon get out, when Gen. Ro-
sey, sets his war dogs, on their trail from
rs to rs prisoner come into our lines
daily, they are becoming Disguised with
the Conlederecy. many of item are tax
ing the oath Of allegiance. Our Division
was left to garrison this place, the other
two divisions of McCook Corps, Davis's
and Sheriden's. are in the front, the l0l
is in Sheriilens Division. | saw the Gal
liant Col. Kirby, at Beach Grove, he look
ed hardy, buta little thin
Well my friend, my letter is already
too long.
The boys Of Co. D., are all well and in
good spirits, and would like to hear Of
this war coming to a close. if it would
.ono terminate in the right way, uncondi-
tionaly.
The nomination of G. L. Vallanaigham,
by the peace party,we look upon itas an in.
suit to the thousands Of Union men now
in the felc, and will so consider it ibis
fail. We hail with joy the nominations
of that tried Patriot and Statesmen John
Brough for Governor, the army will be al
most unanimously for him.
Il commenced raining the day we left
Muafreesboro' the 2 tn inst, and we have
not had 2 hours without rain since.
The news from the East to-lay has
cheering Influence on us.
With much respect remain yours.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
Organize.

We cannot too strongly impress it upon
the minds of the Union Mn of the county
the neccerssily Of organizing Union
Clubs, in order to carry toward success
fully the great work in which we are en-
gagged. We have wiley foe to meet-a
foe who will ''sono to conquer" l. then
behooves the Union men Of the county
to be up and doing, in order to meet them
with n solid 'front.' TO The vigilent vic.
tory is often awarded. Let an immediate
oasaniz,tion take place in each school
district in the county.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
The Gist of It.

We have received by spiritual telegraph
the following correspondence between
the President and the Ohio Committee
of Va|lanlighammer. Though proba-
bly, not literally. it IS doubtless substan-
tally authentic
TIE ommHee 10 The president.
Mr.. PREsIDENT We have trus;wor-
thy information that President jeff. has
given our friend Val. clean Till of health
and free passage through and out Of his
dominions. We want you to let him back
into your and our territory. Say you do
it. Yours.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
UN ION
COUNTY CONVENTION.

,. All voters of WvaudoJ County VIII,
believe it to be the first duty Of the cit
izen to support the Government in i
vigorous prosecution of the war for the
suppression Of the Rebellion, are requS.
ted to meet in convention, at Upper San
dusky, on
SATURDAY THE oTn DAY OF August, | sos,
to nominate candidates to be sup
ported for the following Offices to. wit -
Representative in the Ohio Legislature.
County Auditor
County Treasurer;
Clerk ofstho Court Of Common Pleas !;
Sheriff;
County Commissioner;
Prosecuting Attorney
County Recorder;
County Surveyor & Coroner.
Let all attend and unite their counse,s
in the selection of good and true men.
j. ID. SEARS. JAS G. RoRERrs.
S. H. HUNT. S. ii. WuIrE,
JESSE EDalNroN. ASA ''IsAER.
t JOHN X. ExGL
.5 Union Ce trail Committee.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


u The charge for Announcements =
To Subscribers 81, SO. To non Subsori-
bsrs $500. Rule unohangable. The
Cash must accompany the notice of the
Announcement.
EEIroR PIONEER
Please annouce the name of
Capt Frank Martin, as a Ulndidofe for County
Auditor, subject to the decision of the Union
County Convention Frank is as good as he is
loyal aud brave and the true men Of the County
want to give him vote.
A SOLDIER OF 1879.
Mn. EDIroR :-Plense announce A. r. In.
gerson of S,cau ore Township as a Candidate
fo' Sheriff, subjecs to the decision olthe Unon
Convention hereafter to be held and oblige.
MANY FRIENDS.
LDroR will you please announce the name
Of JAMES AGNEW, Of Antrim icwnspp, ms
acandidate for County Recorder. subject to
the Union county nominating conv ,ntion.
MANY VOTERS.
L. A. BRUNNER, Esq Please put the name
Of our fellow citizen Capt. HENRY Nh Lra, IN
your paper as n candidate for Gle X OF ,mlnon
Pleas u ect to thedecision Of ihe county Uni
OH Convention.
WAR DEMOCRAT,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
LATEST WAR NEWS!
tn: WAR IA TIE SgUrAa.S
CARRY, } uly 90

From D. F. Parker who left VickS-
burg on the 18Th inst. learn the follow
ing:
That Yazoo City, which was held by
about eight hundred rebels, was captur-
ed by the Federal forces under General
Heron on the 18th inst. Two hundred
and fifty prisoners we're captured.
The g,nboat DeKalb, which accompa-
MED the expedition, was blown up by a
torpedo and sunk in shallow water, but
will b. raised. Nc lives were lost.
The r,bels burnt three tranFports lying
above the city. Some eight or ten large
steamers are up the Yazoo.
Gen. Lsnman has been removed from
his command by Ger. Sherman. 1t is
stated that he was removed for disobey-
ing orders and permaturely attacking
jackson. He made the attack on the
18Th I'd was repulsed with the loss OF
800 killed and wounded.
Sherman is besiegng Johnston at Jack
son, who is supposed to have 5000 men.
1t is said Johnston cannot escape.
A steamer was loading at Vicksburg
with rebel sick and wounded for Mobile
via New Orleans.
A large fleet of transports conveyed by
gunboats had gone up Red river under
command of Gen. Ransom. When he re-
turns he is to take comm,nd at Vicks-
burg.
Our forces at Mil'iken's Bend and
Lake Providence are said to be suffering
from sickness.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
fi1RGAA'S RN1.
CINCINNATI, July 81

OTNVINNATI, July III
$500 eff Morgan's men have been cap.
tured. Basil Duke is a prisoner in our
hands,. and Morgan himself is reported
captured. tits thought that not over
800 to l,o10 of Morsans's force are left,
and these will probably be captured to-
day.
1t is estimated that we have taken 3,
900 horses and a large number of revol
vers, DC. Rebel loss killed is nearly
800.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
18TH DAY OF AUGUST,

at O'Clock A. NJ upon the premises the fl
lowing described Real Estate, Situate in tn Z.
County If Wyaud,t, and st tie Of Ohio 'o.wit.
the west half Of in lot No. Sevety.two (72) in
the towa OF Mars,illes IN NJ rfimens secon
Addition to snid Town, Appraised at $l5o
Terms OF SALE One thi d in hand, on
third in one year aud one third in two years
from the day o. sale with interest the payments
10 lie secured by morgage on the p.emises .old
ARViLLA II BLErS,
a'minist atrix Of William Hiblet,
July II. 1868. deceased
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
The County Convention.

The Central Committee have made a
call, for the assembling of a County con.
vention, TO nominate candidates for the
different offices to be- filled at the APP
preaching fall election. Let the friends
of the Union, read the call and make their
arrangements to be present.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
The President to The Committee.
Then it's no trade. By.by.
Tribune.
Armg Correspondence.
CAMP NEAR TuLLAHnMA TENN
July 10, 1863.


Friend Drummer AS | have notl :
ing to do to-day thought | would write
a short letter. SO that all who have friends
in the 18Th Regt.. may hear from them.
| have concluded to address you. You
will see by the heading of this that we
have moved since last wrote you. We
received orders on the evening of June
23rd, to be ready to march at day break
next morning.
Daylight the following morning, found
our tents strickland everything in readi
ness for move. everybody was anxious
to know, or learn whaet il meant, but all
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
Tie Presi1eM 10 lie Comm;tkee.

The President to Me COwmt2ee.
G@NTS or course, Val. was able to
satisfy jeff. that he was sound on the
goose, and that it was his interest to give
a pass, a Ia Santa Anna. just satisfy me-
that our interest--our cause-that of the
Union-will be promoted by letting Val.
in our country, and it shall be done as
promptly and cordially as Jeff let him
out of his. 1t isa bargain A. l..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
New Advertisements.
A DMlNISTATRlX SALE

In pu Stance Of nm der ofthe Court Of Pro
hat of Knox County Otiu will offer for sal,
vt public auction ON the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24

Tie CommiNee to tie President
OF course not. Can't do it. See you
blest first.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24

I>RUSSEs, Supporters and all medical app;.
l. ences in large assortment, on hand, and for
sale at T.J. SHISLER'S
feoI62 Drug Store
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
A Change.

A"' The Senatorial Convention that was cal
led to meet in Tiflin, has been changed
by the Central Committee from that ci-
ty TO Bucyrus, Ohio. Let the delegates
note the change in the place of meeting.
Those desiring to participate in the Com
vention, should reach Bucyrus by IL, O.
clock A. NJ. that the nomination may be
made before the exercises of the Mass
meeting commences.
ET General Sickles is recovering rapil-
ly. He was out in his carriage few days
ago. We congratulate the Hero upon his
speedy recovery.
eGeneral Butler is still strenuously
urged for tie New York command.
Several members Of the Cabinet favor it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
IN u " UN EKUW n
Philadelph a, June %, 1861.
PARTIc ULAR NOTICE

mere are many preparations sold under the
name OF BIT RS, put up i'll quart bottles, com.
pounded OF the cheapest whiskey Or cnmmon.
rum costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon. the
taste disguised by Auise or Coriapder Seed.
ms class of Bftters has caused and will
commute tocause, Ms long as they can e sold.
hundreds TO die the death Of the dunka,d. By
VI .ntir use the system is kept continually under
the influence of Alcoholic Stimulants of tbe
worst kind, the deste for Liquor is created anJ
kept up. aud The result is all The horrors attend.
AM upon drunkard's life and death
for tfose who desire and will have Ii.
qnor hiftrrs we publish the follow ing recent.
Get One Ii title IIoofiaud's German nj
ters and mix with Three Quarts Of Coed
bfahdy or hiskey. and the result wilbe
Appropriation th't will far excel in. medical
yir'ees aud tree excellence any ofthe numerous
L"luo' Dllter. IN the market, ard will cost
hootlaud's Bitter. in connection wi,b
so"d article of Liqnor, alta n,1ch less price
than these inferior preparations viii cost Sou.
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS
AND Tue FaiiNDS OF S0IDITBS.
We call the attention OF all having relations
or friends in the army to the fact that HOOP.
LANDS German titers will cure nine tentbs
of the diseases induced by exposure and pIivn.
tinns incidtnt,o camp life, In the Ii. ts. pub.
lishet almost daily in the newspaper on ,be
arrival Of the sick. il will be noticed that pyerv
'arge proportion are suffering from debility.-
Every case of that kind can bereadily cured bv
Hoohand Germsn Bittcrs. Diseases re.ultine
from disorders ofthe digestive organs are speed.
lily removed. We have no hesitation in stating
that If these Bitters were freely used amone
our soldiers hundreds # lives might be saved
that otherwise will be lost.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFFITSi
See that the signature of"C M JACKSON.
is on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRICE PER BO-RLE rs CENTS,
on HALF DOE. FOR 50 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have tho
article, do not be put off by any Of the intoxi.
eating nrrperations that may be dffend in it
place. but sepn TO us. and we will Toward. So
curely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Msnufacsory,
NO. 63l ARCH STREET
JONES g. EVANS,
Successors to G. NJ. JACKSON ACox
DFoR SALE hY Druggists and nealer, !,
every town 10 the Uni.ee States:
Philadelphia, Pa, Dee. 10, Isoc-lr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
The UNION VOTERS OF WYAqDOT co.,

Are requested to meet in their respective
Townships and appoint delegates to the
Union Senatorial Convention to b., held
at BUCYRUS. on Wednesday the
Goth DAY OF JULY, 1868.
The several townships are entitled to
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24

lfany township fail to choose dele.
gates the vote to which it is entitled will
bo cast by those present from other parts
of the county. By order of the Union
Central committee Of Wyandot county
j. D. SEARS, Chairman.
Upper Sandusky, July 7lh 1862.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-24
HOOFLAND's GERMAN bITTFts


are not new and untred article bnt have
soou 'he !est OF hlteen years trial b, the Amer.
lean public; and their reputation and sals ~,
not rivaIled by amy similar preparation, Ths
proprelo have thousands OF Letters fr,m ,ba
most eminent 'lersymen, LAWYERS sPbvs;!
rlahs ana C'tizens, tesliiyIng Of their avn
personal k"oW efge, to the Beneficial efreer,,d
medical virtues ofihe.e Blttefs. - 15N' fH''N
d. you want something to strengthen vou
10 you want good appttite2
10 10 you want to ou,ld uryour cohstitutitni
Do you want to feel well 2 '' ta
DO you want To get rid of nervousness
do You wait enprg
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1fynu do. use
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs.
From Rev j. Newton Brown, D. D.. | di,or ~
the Encyclopedia of Religious Knowlepe.
:, Although not disposed to favor or recommend
rateht Medicines in general, through distrlst
OF heringredients and eff cts, | know of mn
sufficient reasons why man ,uay not testify
to the BEN fits he believes himself to have 70:
ceIved from any simple preparation in the hon.
that lemay thus contribute to the ben, Gt M
others VI
do this the morereadily in regard to Heof.
r N''n "n Di''ers, prepared by DIR. q. M,
JACKSON OF thus city, because was preiudiced
against them for many years under the Impres!
sion that they were chi fly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker:
ESQ Tor the 'emova of thisPrejudice by proper
tests, and Tor encouragement to try them. when
suffering from long continued debility. Tho
use Of three bottl les OF these Bitters, at the he
ginning of the present year, wos followed Inv
evident relief, and restoration to a degree ~
hody and mental vigor which had not felt
for six months fore. and had almost despaired
VI regainine / therefore thank God ana nv
friend for directing me to the use of them,
J.-NEWTON HROWN,
Philadelph a, June 90, 1861.