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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
81. ~ .NFn,
No. ~ y. l@Is.
from he Rev. NJ Lyons formerly lsstoI q the .oIi''-'
IA. J.l and Mi.e,owu l's.l ispa,t hN.."''

Nsw-hOChsIIk- y L.
On C. NJ JlcysoS-nsar 81. ic, !. pessl " =" h -
nv own accord 70 bearte.tmony 60 tue 9th
,.rrnan Ritiers Some years snre u'i- III % Iav,
Ia .ur.,,ia used them hsnrhciai re- :, -.
..a recommended them &C. persons eneeoe. - ,,s,irs
In,au. disease and have lrard roil them 'e ~ s,i-
u.otiai. a. to tneir great value. IN cases"
~ oei,'o u 10 V' "AN go j. VI. LYONS.
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LEyIG. BECK.
Fron the Rev Newton Brown d. d. Editor Of the Ency-
c'o2edia Of Religion. hno@ieds-. and Christian

Chronicle. Pi.adey ha.
Ahr-zh disposed 70 favor recommend fe.nt Aedl-
cine. IA general through ai-tla-t o tsr d.ns snt
efs yet know Of sud cien' ny .y not
te.f the benefit. he believes hmscto have rc,a
am sape pagon IN the hope that lie may ths contribute
% the h-afA Of others. -
Ido. the more rc,dly s,rdt Hoofsnds German BIT
tiers JARED by Dr. C. NJ JscssJa o. this city, wS
rr.iuccd syrins them FOR yers under the IMPRESSION
thni they chiefly a. ohoie mixture. & 1ebrt 10
friend Robert Sho.sse for the removal OF pre-
indie b. proper at g.. - ny thes,
wien sud,rns from great ~ tong cFtnncd comfy, fhs
en- yelr follow ed evident rrsf rrd tura.0n TO
-s Of bodily and mental when had no. fe fr tx
NJ ui. be ore and had almost despFed ofestnrs tnerr
r, ta.A God AID lay md .1 directing 20 ue y;
ten. J. NEh lON DROWNt Ei-..ESslISA
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WARREN RANDOLPH.

from the Rev j. H. Tune Pastor o'iieldus NJ 'hu'''
PAils.,iphis. 49,.
LIN I,eKsoS-D,ir Sir iilvn. usci your G'r sn hhr'
:, M ilr frequently al prepared 20 say ist "a ~
srsst srsic.. believe thar IN mos csses "i 'ri' ~
lty 81 lty system e Il the lte't st oa' >''''' ''
Il - Ach have any Ano"I,ose. , ..,.,,.,,p
AogIs, respectfully, - - -.
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4 la cai 40 % - 7. r,rc
t-on tho Rev. Tlcs. Wiuef, P'er O. h'Aoo'''s"

t,on tho Rev. Thos winei. r'er Roaeo'''s" D'P'''
llnfch. - ,r.ls,s
Dp J,cKs0N-Derr Sr; .eci u que 90 ~ ,a,ax ~
,,,ti,n Eoos.nd German lNers, to add my 7. @ -
line dcsrv,i reputation % Aas oy.sn,d. ID md nrr.
e be tEoreled win T,f Ilo'' b.en 70 nv bo,.eaf
N,nr German p.tteu; a.. 20, ana pave bcaa-
i erected rie ny LcaA - W., - ,,,e nee, VIII
case, similar 10 NY owl. sud hs'e oefl ss'''" y "
'hei s''~ '"'''~ !. WINrEi, EoSboiorsh r. )
From ,he Rev. j. s Hcrialn o the 6erinsn E''o'
kuz'owl., Icfs ,onh'i 10, te,o trost Nd.
MI n,sp.s nearly twenty year. ard h ass fittrr,
medicine ts did me maeh ~ ,neT Isvns ts,sn Eva
sn very much VIM a%l' Sa rr N s. bERNA@
PRICES.
-. o,ol1u. nearly doabls qa'n'''y's ~ ~ ''''
ball do. rs ,.y.o, G.,
sn,u ,i.e-.7s cents per bott'e-hsreoh -,
'"-'' '''' prw,pr or coUNrEnyEHS'
See that the signature o. "
WRAPPER Of each bottle -. a.
.ti, Won, neares. drug I no, hsve the sn'''' ~" "
-. Of tho in.oxieatn, I,rsraors 'bat NAY "
4. "a. ,,cr, hut send -, sAi No MA ioi~AHs
cssey packed BY express. ,,,,ropy
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACTURE
No. 63I ARCt,-st.
PHILADELPHIA
JONES s, EVANS.
tSueces.ors to c. ~ Jirkson St@-p
PROPRIETOR
T., ssleex ps.srists aud palkr&. fsA Sr Efiuha-A.
eEa,lNN gyrYGgA t..or tia Advertisement iaS -
Ios :,
NEW-y0RE AGENCY
A. urts,soaps cfarrsR:xE wAHaiEsss'A
w. aas AlsAARxS~
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DYSPEPSIA,
AND

DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
are cured By
HOoFLANDs
GERMAN BITTERS.
The gres, strengthening
These B,ers have performed more Cares!
Have ard do give better sa;i,f'ction
Have more testimony!
Have respectable people to voach for them!
Than any ether article in the market.
We defy any to :cont:adic: this assertion,
AND WILL PAY sl,0c
To shy one that will rroince Certificate published b, 10,
that is not Genuine.
HOOrLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs,
vii core every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF TIE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsoR.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RESULTING FROM DISORDERS TIE DIessnvx ORGANS:
Aedity Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, D..si.t
.or Food Fu,ness OF Weight IN the Stomach,
Sour Eructa,ioS, Sinking or Fnt;er
ing ct the Ptof;he Stomach
Swimming Of .Ac Head,
Haricd Gna
Difficult Breathing,
slu,terne the Heart,
CHOKING or sgsccsting Sensations when
In Z lying posture. Di.aness OF
Vision. Dos
Webs before the Sight
Fever and Dgg Pain IL tire Head
Deficiency OF Temptation, Yelowns.. Of
The Skin aud Eye, PAN in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs Sc. Sudden Fl shes Vi He-r, Bgrninsi ia Fish
Coa,,sn; nins. Evil aud orea; Depression Of sph'.
REMEMBER,
THIS BlTrRRs
NOT ALtOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUN OR WHISKY,
ASD CAST MAXI DRISKsRps,
Brr
is TUE RrsT TONIC
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- i,tAD Nun sAYS sO:

stor ~. Rev Levi o. Bc,k Pastor of tie BaIfi-i Cbach
fc.nDes.on. ~ J.. formerly q the North beiisst
chGrch. Philadelphia
hsve known Hoosnnis German Bit'eIs favortly for
nunbe 81 years. Lsve si thetn in my family, srd
ha,- b~er pleased with their effects that ludged TO
recommend them many oher., aud know that hey havo
oporstrd strknsy beneficial msnuer fas res pess-
r. in tils paJ ~ prDclaiDs tie iact, aui csn me aen-
ton al those afctrl with the diseases iof VIII the, are
recommended these Biz, r.-sn3Dng llom experiences
Ia. nv recommendation will b. sustained. do TIA. moro
essrf ly Hooilnds bteTs Is ltenIa IL 1eseit iss
aitc.,a, .ai i not a rum drins.'
Yog.s trsly LEVI g. BECK.
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From the Rev. Warren Raniolpa Pastor Of B'r'' cnar''


In q II J.cxsoy-Dear Sir. Fersonsl exp rer ensnes
nae 10 a that regard the GeTusn Bittes prrrd ey 5oa
or mos. excellent medicine ~ 81 sever cod en-
r.er debility have been greatly benefited BY ne use ot
Bes, and doubt they VIII produce nia' chee'' W
otttis ,,..,nrx , ,,,nntpu
Yours truly NAhkbS hA'po'rn' d.
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Newly York County Volunteer Committee.
Oder, No 30 BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

10000 kol-t y iST.ls'o W IN A+i's
C- The following the pecuniAy inducements oieed'
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 10 new Iccfuts...... ~;
ii ITED STATES BOUNTY, additional 20 yoscFln
I--''
............. :
Applications 10 personally At tie olee Of tie Com
l. tee. - ..
GEORGE OPDYKE. Mayor.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor
ELIJAH n. PtRDY. supervisor.
WILLIAM K. STEWART Supervisor,
WlLLIAN NJ TWEED, Supcni-or
County Comuii &c.
CR'sON BLUNT e.. r4an.
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Austrian. Yrussiar and Saxon Troops
Marching INTO Ixoistoin.
CoUtK TIEN-K5LAD5IUrFS UNCHANGED.
PosrlAvp. wedne,day, Dec. q, JIG,

PoRrIAyD Wednesday. Dee ~ 1868.
The >team>hip Jura. from Liverpool, with
a.ys,s down to the 10th inst. arrived "a this port tbs
m,ruise. Sic brings tie account Of the great ini'Fna
tonsi fs.t which took place on The morning oi the
lcl. &, Tuubridcc. King won in p rounds the hch'
having .astsC 81 minutes. $50
rrc Jaia sp0kc the City Of Limerick on tle l'ih
bond east. fic chip london hound west on tie .oih
a.. -icarre- Damascus hound casi The DIST. and
tie.is.r uu Sic I'D I'll Copo sable hound west.
Tte city of London suj North American reached
lNcrTocl W. tle morning o. TIC "th
Il was .taf.d tt0t TIE Alabama was expected ~
Nad.as end -lai feiutianccs had been made 10 That
port % Meet he- Disbursements.
The Nan1eflh eft 1auTitus on the lNth oi October,
81 q c-nie, amer the Alahama, Capt. Baldwin having
beer notified 81 her appearance of tcylon- $50
TAc Florida and Georgia were both being ramdf
fitted Ort 80 BIcSt and trcrho"rg respectively. lie
folu.cl Vas expected To PIT 90 sen in few dnys.
II. RaYpalaauoek Tas beng RAPIDLY completed al
falais.
Tho fch; between Heenan ard Krg did rot tax
place until the 10Th. There mich excitement ln
sJorirc circles pfevou 10 the light. Hecnan continued
tie fay"rife a. 70 Z on li'a.
TIE steamship City Of London nom New York. or.
5sye, a. Queenstown ou Che 9Th Inst.
The steamship North American, from Portland ar
rived - Londonderry on tho Sfi inst
TfeRebol pirate 8 bama was 10 visit Madras.
Tie Unitco states steamer Vanderbilt left Mduriins
Cct. 20. M plrSuit.
lie s-o1mcr City Of London. from NewYors az.
y.vod a; Southampton on the I'll.
Tho Nogil American fIom Portland. arrived q; Lon
sfraefrv gu n. -fA
Tie North american from Portland arrived at Liver
POO sih.
Tie Tou,cria from New.Yorf arrived at southamp.
Tor .ltf.
I'LL GREET PRIzr-uGHT BETWEEN HEEyAY
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REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BrrrRRs ~
NOT OHOLIC,
CONTAINS 10 RUN OR WHISKY,
ASD CAST MAXI DRIyKsRps,
Brr
j. TUE RrsP TONIC
IN TrE woaLD.
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DETAILS OF THE COMS% r..
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TIE GREAT PRIZE FlGH :
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10HM C. KEENAN, DEFEATED.
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EyU--lTIcN ovLR Kings VICTORY.
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FHOH EJR0PR.

ARRIVAL OF TIE JURA AND ASIA.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
~ GD xSmts ap Er Mx
LEGAL NOTICE.

E W. Sehon, will take notice that Carolin,
Levy Admiusrati * of Moses Levi dece aseel
did on the 18th day of August A d. 1863 file
her petition ia the Court of Common Pleas
Sithin aud for the county of Wyandot in said
state Of Ohio, against the sGid E " Sehon
defenant setting forth that the said E W.
Sehon gave a mortgage to the said Caroline
Levy as administratrix aforsaid Oh the West
hs { of the Southwest quarter of section six,
o. in township our a. South of range thir.
teen, l3) and the west half of the mo- lthwest
quarter of section Seve, ~ in the same town!
ship an range in said couutv of Wyandot to
serure the payment oftwo thousand dolals
according 10 certain n,te referred to in said
mortgage, and averrlng that there is due on
said note thr sun OF Two thousand dollars,
"ith interest from the 2ud day of F-bruafy
A. 1858. And praying that said mortgage
nav be f,reciosed sad premises sold aud
the p oceed applied in payment OF the amount
due on said note, AID that execution may be
awarded for ths balauce,
The said E. W. Sehon is notified that he is
required tn appear and answer said petition on
or befor third Saturday after tac 25 day of
SEPTEMBER A. D 1864
McKELLY & GRISELL.
Aug c1s.. lsa3-as r,..S A..-.s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

ehof.
We regret that George A. Gibson, Dep
uty Provost Marshall of Wysndot Couu
ty. whilst engaged in making the arrest
of some deserters in Hancock county
last week, was fred at by one of the par
ty, the ball striking him in the palm oI
the hand, emitting through the flesh, strik
ing upon pair Of iron bracelets in hi
pocket, glanced, and vas lodged in the
heshy part of the leg just uudor the skin
The Marshall and his party, however
succeeded in arresting six deserters, and
have passed. them on their way to Colum.
bus. Mr., G. made narrow escape, hu,
is not intimidatcd III the least, from fully
going forward with the duties Of his Of
fee. He for the time being is carrying
his arm in a sling. .-.
Capt. Brown, may congratulate him
self on his appointment OF Deputy for thi.
County, for the Office could not have been
bestowed upon better man.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

An Outrage,
AS Wm. King was passing down III
street OH bis way to the Rail Road Depot
on Monday evening. about y O'Clock
be was met by three men, who, as he
says hurrahed for Brough, he remarked
that's right, wheIeupon one Of them said
"He ia Union man. and gave him q
blow above the eye, cutting the skin,
which for II time stunned him, not salts
fed with one blow he attempted to repeat
il, but Mr.. X. defended himself as best
he could until aid reached hlm, and his
ASSISTANTS fed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

>ys-S A phamphlet containing samples
1>>-~ss OF both the Grover q Baker ,titch
aud Shutl Stitchin in various lubncs, with tull
explanations diagrams and / ldstratons 70
enable pu chaseis TO EXAMINE, test, and com
pare their relative meaits, will be futnishe on
request, from our offices tn oughout the cou,
try Those ho desire machines which do the
BEST WORK, should not fail to md for this pam
Phlst ana TEST and COMPARE these stitches fol
themselves,
Grover 6, Bakers Sewing MI chine Cot
ton will be found superior to any in market. II
is made by the best European ma lufactnerers,
ard put on spools of 900 or500 yards express.
ly for the Grover & Baker s. NJ. Co. In con.
sequence ofex ensive and timely arrangrme MI
with these manufacturers. VIC are able to ser
this superior Cotton below the prices Clothes
leading manufturers.
Grover & Baker's Sewing Machiae
twist, loug recognized as the BEST 10 the mar.
ket, furnished in any quantities de,ired at
whlesa or retail at the lowest marktt prices.
April H. 1863 ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
OF to Camp,

Uf 70 QRmpI ."---
The Volunteer Military Companies o
this Counry, left this village on Tuesday
morning, for Camp Wooster, where 'hty
will undergo drill and inspection Tor 70"
days. 1t was rumored chat it was expee
ted during the encsmpment, that a tail
battle would come off, and in view OF this
fact, box of Int and baudages were dis
patched to the commandment to be used
upon those who might be SO unfortunate
as to fall in the contest,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

rENHE Commissioners Of Wyandot County,
L Ohio, have this day aPpoioted you Viewers
.tyey the following described proposed County
Road Commencing at the Moth east corner
of section twenty Ave {25) in Township two
t2) South range twelve tl2) East, running
Thence West on the Section Line to the San,
dusky Dayton and Cincinnati Rail Road, and
there terminate.
You are therefore required to meet at the
place CT commencement of said proposed County
Rosd, on the 10th day of October, A. D. 1863,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, aud thence proceed 70 dis
charge your duties according TO Law
By order Of the Commissioners.
,s,a t4 PETER b. BEIDLER. ! J.
Sept. IL, 1868 lm A. VIC, 0.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
SUDDEN DEATH,

DUBLIN DIih! H.
CHARLES SNYDER, Conductor of the Con.
struc.ion train, on the p. Ft W. & c, II. r.,
died very suddenly ht his residence. in this
place, last Friday afternoon. lie had been
feeling i'll for several days, but he nor his
friends thought there was anything more
seriously affecting him than tho agnc. lie
took chill Friday afternoon, and died u
short time thsreaf'cr apparently without y
struggle, Mr. Snyder was in the prime Of
life, not more, perhaps, than 80 years of age,
Of stout, robust frame, ANA bid fair for louq
life. Was Il kind aud genial fellow, popular
on The road, and had many warm friends &c
mourn his sudden death lie also leaves d
wife aud several children.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
SEV6Ra ACCIDENT.

Our worthy young friend DAVID BpisTLG,
Esq, Of this place, met with severe acct
acnt, IN going to Tilhu, on the 18th, to attend
the Democrats Mass Meeting, at that City.
He MAS driving four horse team, heavily
loaded with men and boys, and in passing
over &n eUbankment . short distance this
side of T'iin, the wagon accidently upset,
falling upon Mr.. b. and severely injurjng G
him. For several days Mr.. B's. life was
deapoired Of but We are glad to iesrn thnt
he is on the mend, and win, probably iu 3
short time, be around sgn,n. David is 4
worthy fellow, and we look for his recovery
with good deal of anxiety. .,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
Gptal \ M|istellaapolls.

NOTICETO INV-AbIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Water Cure. "-at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invalids. -.... ..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
Now is yoar chslOe.

Now is yOar chsaco.
Capt. Pettitt, has been authorized by
the Governmcn,. to pay bounty ofss0O
to every new voluateer he may enlist in
to the service ofthe US Army Now
is your chance 10 volunteer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
T Fl Z PIO N Z Z r.
friaan Watniag,

ssooSp sroRY or BEERrs NEW BLOCK
atthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents II
paid ID adyspce aud two dollars If payment
Is isiA' sd six months.
8. M. PETTENGILLs l. co.,
Near Park Rev, New York, and 6 State St.
Boston
ara oar sgsuts tor the Pioneer in those cities
sRd are authorised to take advertisements aud
subscriptions for us at our loves rates.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

IyyA reduction OF 5 per cent, tiom the
~. rates silt be male for CASH
Ths spSce occupied by 10 lines Of the type
enposing the body OF the advertisement, viii
b, considered square.
All transient advertisements, will be con
3 All transient advrrtiscmeuts. together with
sl,n;nis.ret;ou, Attachment, Rcad ana Ditch
Notices, must be paid for in advance,
- Advertisements inserted for an Indefinite
ima will lie charged for until ordered Out.
,noye changes sill be allowed.
H. A. BRU NNER. PRopRlEToR'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

EyThe sse of FNI!b10k,' Scales th''
present year particularly at the West, has
been largely in advance Of any previous
year during the whole his,ory of the
Messrs Fairbanks basiness, wuieh shows
The usual prosperity OF those branches OF
business in which weighing Is dor", and
Also the increasing popularity w'.h the
public Of these celebrated Scales.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

Introductory,
We are informed lhst Rev. Mr.. Web
ster, the appoipteo Of the NJ E, Church
Of this village, win preach his introlrc,
tory se,mon next Sunday morning at lo3
O'Clock
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

Experience p.oyes that there are onlu two
valnah sewing mechme stitches SHE GRO
WEIR 4 BAKER SFtTCH and THE SHUT
TIE SPl fCil, by some allied THE LOCI
STITCH" These stitches have each their ps
cOhar merits aad excel encies. For some pur
poses, the one stitch is better ada Pted and foi
al gaNs be mAde aeeordingly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD !

We want WooD! The roads
are good! Those who have
promised us wood, will bring
it along without delay, 1.-THE
wood is not forthcoming, the
money on subscridtion must
be. A word to the wise is
sufficient. 49, - ----
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

C0unty Fair
Don forget our County fair comes ,cl
en- Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday
The 9th, IN aud slh days OF October next
Are YOU prepared for it. The intersm
between now and the Fair is short, and
in order to give it some Importance, and
mske il an exhibition worthy Of Wyaulo
county, all should prepare for it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
CLEVELAND, CohuMBus g. CiNciSSAT'
.RAILRoAD.
CHANGE III TINE.

CHANGE III TIME.
OK SID sfcr Moaasy, April Goth. 1853,
irsiAs sill run "a follow:
sau7T PASSENGER TRAINS,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25
- DR.. j. B. LAIRD,
G. P.AGRIcAL- SURGEON,

AVlNG per nanrntly located in Sycamo c
A. 10 pfa"tice his pro'essio l,solcl's The pat
ronage Of tae pubic. Benga gradu ne Of III,
unwe sity OF Pru0s, lvana, of thirteen years
expe ience--one .'ar of which time he has
spent in the penns,lvania Hospital, and two
others in the Militia Hospital of the United
States, and active field service.
DIR LAIRD fe Is confident that he can
meet the requt ements OF the peoplg in All the
ellis tina fl sh is heir to- So far as science
has revealed .he means Of combating dsrale,
Special attention paid to Opelat Surgery --
He is also IN possession of s sure Remedy for
Drppsy which he obtained from an Irish Sur
geon iu the Old Country.
j, B. LAIRD, A. B. NJ. D,
Sept IS, 1863, en-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

Lost
In the Streets of Upper Sanlu,ky, on
on the road passing the Water Cure, on
Monday evening, a Cola Pin coutaing an
Ambrotype. The fuder will be suitably
rewarded by returning tito Miss G. Hem
ming.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-25

4" WOULD NOT BIZ WITHOUT A
9 Bottle OF DIR, TOBIAS VENETIAN
". tINIMENT in the house, is the universs
~NS remark from those who have. tried this
wonderful preparation for rheumatism Dys
eutsry, Headache, Pains and Aches of al kinds
1t woth its weight ia gold to al who value
hesIth. Price 25 50 cent, Depot 56 Cortlaudt
Street, New York, sold by al Dr1ggists,
Sept. II, ie6a-2t
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D r. S VT E ET'S S
INFALlBLE
LIN HNK.EN
FOR RHEUMATISM, GoUT .NEURALG1A
LUMBAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS,
sPRAiNs, BRUISES CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEADACHE.
AND ALI RHFUMATl AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS.
THS
GREAT REMEDY.

For all Of which it is speedy and certain
remedy, aud never falls This Linimeht Ii pre-
Jared from the recipe OF DR.. Stephen sweet OF
Connecticut, the famous bone setter, ard bhs
been used III his practice for IN ore thah tw'hy
years with the most astonishing success
ASIAN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, II 10
unriv leo by an, preparation before the pubic,
OF which the most sktp'ical may be convinced
by single trial.
This Iimment will cure rapidly, Eheu'
matte D,sorder OF every tind, und IN ious'
ands OF cases where it has never been kuowa
to fail
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immc
diate relet IN every case, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst cases of EEAn-
ACfi l. in three minutes ind is warranted 10
do it.
TOOTHACHIE alsn will it cure instantly
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND
GENERAL LAsCITrDE arising from i'm.
prudence or excess, this Liniment is most
happy and uufiiiing remedy Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues, it strengthens aud
revivfes the SYSTEM and restores IL to elasticity
and vigor.
EOR -Ab hu lhttlhui ""
clasm that it is the best known, and We chal.
lenge the world to produce an equal. Every
victim of this distressing complaint should
give it trial, for 1T will not fail 10 affcrd i'm.
mcdeae relief, and III majority OF eases VIII
cffrc radical cure.
QUINsY AND SORE THROAT nrs
sometimes extremely malignant aud dangerous,
but tincly application OF this Liniilent VIII
never fail to cure.s
SpRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, AND
enlargement of the joints is Liable 10 cccdr II
neplected. The worst ease mav be conquered
by this Lini iment in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORTS
ULCERS, BURNS AND SCALDs, yield
readily TO the wonderful healing properties oi
Dr.. Sweets Ifailibe Lipiment, when used re-
cortiuq to direction. Also CEIELHLAiha,
F.DSTEED FFET. AND lNsLCT
hates AND STLNGS.a
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W AMT ED /!

Ten Cords of Hickory Wood,
for which the highest CASH
PRICES will be paid. En-.
uuire ofthe Printer, u.
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SELECT HIGH SCHOOL

,fIiHE undersigned proposes to open in Upper
L Sandusky School for advanced Scholars
Glasses will be formed in such Of the higher
branches as the pupils may desire to study,
and arr, prepared. to take up.
Shall sufficient patronage be offered, my
school will commences on the 2lst Of Septem-
Der.
Terms $400 per qnsrter.
2 Further information given on inquiry,
r H. H0LLYDAY,
Upper ssadu.ky Sept. 4. lss3.--tk
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