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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09

on, beating back the serted ranks o
their foes, until they have locked up il
narrow limits, upon their own territory
the remaining hord OF rebels, who would
IT it were in their power, destroy the Uni
on and with 1.-THE hopes Of humanity fol
universal freedom.
Elect Vallandigham, and you bring
aboughta a conflict with the Federal Gov
ernment, you invite civil war in your
own borders, your own hearthstones will
not be ex mpt from the touch of vile re-
bells, and you send to the army, news that
will deaden their spirits. relax their ener-
gies. and give to them, who are opposing
constitutional liberty, cause for trium.
phant rejocings. Freemen of Wyandot
county, up then and to the work. The
day draws nigh.
The battle will soon begin. a battle
upon which the veal or woe ofyour coun-
try depends. 'Eg g y.9l
To the polls thon, and by your own
sovereign act, vindicate the honor of your
country, from casting her vote for ban.
shed traitor and the glory of your State
rom the missrule of one who, in the dark
'st night Of your country's peril. gave
,er the cold shoulder, and struck hands,
With those, who after robbing her Of her
reasure aimed a deadly blow at her lifc
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
A WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.

AFTER A TOROTGH TRIAL OF THAN
TEN YEAR, the time pieces manufactured
BY the Ame'l can Watch Co. of Watham, ass
have gained firm hold upon tn. favor oftAs
public, and now, no less than IS, 900 ss then
are speoking for themselves in the pockets Of
th' people. From1a very Insignificant bsgin.
ming the business has incrsnscd until We s,e
iustifiedsu stating that WE MAKE MORE
THAN ONE HALF yfsll the wstehes sold in
the United States. Rspe.'sd enlargement Of
our factory buildings, and tho 500. operatives,
still lud US uuequsl to supply ths consistently
increasing demand. And We may here OBJ.
serve that notwithstS, ng ths high price of
labor and materials we ct ally sell or pre-.
ducts at ss lrcts than thess current i've
years ago.
We refer TO these facts only for the purpose
Of properly introduci another subject rels.
tive to our manufacture of Watches. Hitherto
our chief chiset has been to make good wa.ehes
for ths million at the lowest possible p lee.
something to taks the place OF she make bey
lieve watches called "Ancress' "Lspinss,'
English Patent Levers" &c, an nunlly thrown
upon this market, in countless numhsr, by
Eur opean workshop-wsches which are the
refuse of their factories, unsslesble at home
aud per iectly worthless everywhere. a
This object We have accomplished, and new
we havs to announce, that we have comm sneed
The manufacture Of watches Of the very. -,
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO
CHRONOMETRY, tIrras
lneqnalled by anything hitherto made BY no
elves and unsurpassed by aOything made in
no world. For this purpose we have the am
Hest facilities. We have erected an addition
ur main buildings exproessly for his branch
-four business, and have filed it with the
best workmen in our service. Plotting by OF.
ong experience. we have remodelled lbs form
f our watches, introducing S, Oh improvements
! have been suggested and proved to be good
om time to time, and have insitustsd new
nd severe tests of isochronism, adjustment
nd compensation. New machines and sppK.
nces have been constructed which perform
heir work with consummate dslieaey and sx-
cti:ude. aud the choicest and mt st approved
Materials only are used. Nothing in fact 10
'anting either in mechanical principles. ma
'rial or workmanship TO ensure perfection in
1e result.
We continue to manufacture our o.hsr wel
nown quslitios under the following names:
APPLETON, TRAGY& CO."
"P. 8. BARTLETT"
And the "Soldier's Watch"
OWN. ELLERY."
The latter, the lowest priced watch we make,
a substantial. reliable rime piece, cassd In
erling silver-hunting pattern. and is not liz
'le to get out Of order either in marching n
ng or fighting. All the above described
atches, including the finest, which is nam,d
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY" ars sold
, watch dealers g nerslly throughout the
'untry. fa 5fs
ROBBINS d APPLETON.
Agents for tho Amerieen Watch Company.
q Broadway. N. Y.
Aug. % 1863. eow-lm. fifa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
UNION M E e T I N G. S

The Union Central Committee hav,
appointed the following meeting.
-7 Little Sandusky, 10
SPEAKERS. Judge Carey, j. D. Sears
Geo. W. Beery, Henry Maddox, L. h
Grisell, Judge Kirby, and such others as
the Union men of the different places in
which the meetings are to be held may
secure. The Committee hope that ample
arrangements will be made for holding
the Meetings. so that the Union cause
may be advanced. J. D. SEARS.
Chairman
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
Tho Voioe of Traitors,

To show whsta daep interest the Reb
els take in the political canvass OF Ohio
and bow they long for the success Of the
Traitor, Vsllandigham, we give choice
specimen of their feelings exhibited in
their leading Journals
The Richmond Enquirer,
says-"IfRosecrans should be
defeated at Chattanooga, and
driven back on Nashville, the
Vallandigham men would
carry the election in Ohio.
next Tuesday, with little diff.
Guilty."
Our noble army to be made slaughter
pen in order to have an influence on the
Ohio election. Read the annexed extract
taken from
The Georgia Constitutional
est, utters the same sentiment.
1t says.-"If Johnston and
Bragg can defeat Rosecrans
and Burnside, Charleston still
holding out; or if Lee, with
his recruited army, can de-
ieat Meade, then we nay eX-
pect the most favorable re-
suits in the Ohio election and
the Lincoln Congress-"
And promi nent Democrat from Sen
eca County, who was the Agent Of the
State to carry the Poll Books and copies
OF the Law to enable the soldiers to vote,
is reported to have admitted I..s
"That his party believed
the Government, could not
suppress the rebellion, and
are in favor Of utconditional-
ly stopping the was, and that
by the successes OF our armies
their party would be disap-
pointed, and it's prospects in
jured, and that they have no
interest in the fight"
And vallandigham, the Peace candi.
dste, who is asking your votes, said to
Col. Wells, Of She eist Alabama Rebel |
Regiment .-. .r.
"The South did not persue
the right policy ; that instead
Of allowing the North to in-
wade Kentucky and Tennessee
md making the battle field in
these States, they should
transfer the battle fields to
Ohio and Indiana ; and that
f they did so, a strong party
would deduce in their favor,
md that the Administration
would be compelled to recog-
lize the independence of the
SOUTH"
ET Freemen Of Wyandot County.
an YOU vote for a man with such senti !
tents? DO YOU WANT WAR IN !
OUR OWN STATE ? IF so, VOTE
OR VALLANDIGHAM. 4
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09

pirate Georgia, and has burn.
ed the United States ship
Constitution off the island Of
Trinidad Wheeling MtelH-
gencer.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
w- Vote for Frank Martin
for Auditor.
Let the votexs Of Ohio Remember.

Let the Voters OF Ohio Remember.
That Vallandigham is a
Traitor. Witness this comics.
sion in his speech at Dayton,
Aug. l, 1852:
Il have not voted for any
Army or Navy bill, or any
Army or Navy appropriation
since the meeting Of Congress
on the 4th of July, 1851"
CO. Vote for Gibbs, for
Treasurer,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09

teach Abe Lincoln and ghiI
/ Co-usurpers that the way 0
the transgressor is not easy
Hon. A. 6. Dodge, Of Zoaoa.
"This is a damed Abolition
war, we believe Abe Lincoln
is as much of a traitor as Jeff
Davis. ."-AsAlund (Ohio) DEM
Union.
"The ASHLAND (OMo) Union,
a Democratic organ, speaking
OF our soldiers, calls them hir.
ed hessians going to the sun
ny Southern soil to butcher
by wholesale, not foreigners,
but good men, as exemplary
christians as any Of our men,
The Crawford Co., Eoratnu,
referring to our soldiers says:
1T (the Administration
has put arms in the hands OF
outlaws, thieves, Murderers
and traitors"
The "Democraic Press" "Tay-
lorville, illinois, speaking Of
the Republican party and the
army, says:
''ln power less than a year
it has spent millions Of the
peoples money, and five hun
dred thousand men are EN-
ployed to steal negroes from
their Southern masters"
''If the North and South
IRE ever reunited. we predict
it will be When the Confeder-
ate States North siise.ll adopt !
heir new constitution (o1' j eff
Dayis) or something very near
ike it. There's a good time
coming boys Van Beuen
Go. Press, at Paav Pa1v.
"Why this expenditure of
more blood and treasure in a
lopelcss enterprise--why
blame men for being traitors =?
We cannot see why."-DetroH
free Press.
There, sir, in the Damna-
)le Abolitionist who admin
sters the Government. The
oople ought to rise up, and
~ physical force hurl him
rom the chair of the Govern
nent. In the eyes OF God and
aen the people wonld be JUS
flied. They should do it; :
nd | will go with them" y !
,MIge PraAs Speech in the i
llchigan Legislature, Feb. a
2, 1868. b
Geo. W. Peck, of Ohio, in a t.
peech before the Lansing i
'emGcratic Association, =
[arch, 1868, said; +
"You Black republicans be-
TN this war. You have car b
ed it on for two years. You !" n
ave sent your hell hounds b
own South to devastate the c
,untry-and what have you ? II
on have not conquered the n
outh. You never can con- r. i,
lor them. And why? Be- p,
luse they are our brethren"
John II. George, of New -
ampshire, Democratic NOM
ZEE for Congress, declared: :
Il won't do anything to
stain the President, Con- :
ess, or any of the Piratioal :
ew that have control of the "
0vernment. won't do any {
ing that can, in any way,be :
terpreted in supporting this =
IT," . =
Can you vote ticket. tho head and
OF which, hold such sentiments. Re.
mber that if you vote for Vallsndig- I
n and the ticket of which he is the ".
d, you must swallow his platform of la'
lcipsls. III
Vote for Ingerson, W
Sheriff.
o
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
FOR SENATOR.
CHARLES FOSTER.
WYAND0T COUNTY TICKET.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
SAMUEL II. WHITE.
FOR AUDITOR.
FRANK W. MARTIN.
FOR SHERIFF.
ANDREW R. INGERSON.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
JESSE EDGINGTON.
" FOR SURVEYOR.
JAMES L. COOK.
FOR TREASURER.
ADDISON E. GIBBS.
FOR CLERK OF THE COURTS.
HENRY MILLER.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
THOMAS E. GRISELL.
FOR RECORDER.
JAMES x. AGNEW.
FOR CORONER.
JOHN HOLLOWAY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
1- Vote for S. RI. White,
for State Representative. He
has always stood up for the
Government. +
Fraudulent Voting.

Guard the Ballot box. Let the election
be an open and an honorable one. Lei
every man vote that is fully and legally en-
titled TO it,but permit no one who has nc
legal right to the elective franchise to en-
joy it. All we ask is fair election, let
the result be wha. it may,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09

sa" Vote for Charles Fos-
ter, the Union Candidate for
State Senator. He is a true
and loyal man.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-10-09
OuA Musical FRIEND.

DRANDIES. Gins, Wines, aud Old Rye
ID Whiskey for medical purposes ,eonstsntly
hand and for sale by
na26 JHAAxwELL, truggiA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-28

lady with an immense crinOline knocked
over an unfortunate gentleman In London
by single sweep Of her skirts. His head
struck upon the curb-StOne, and the shock
was so severe that he died in short time
after.
The star of fashion in Chicago is a Canadi-
an halt-bresd. She is said to be surprising
ly beautiful, and is the petted and idolized
wife of rich man, who took her when she
was little enid from her mothers lodge,
had her educated in a convent, and Tor a
time set all Chicago wild with his lovely for
etgH bride.
Gen. Butler welcomed the Russian admiral
at Fortress Monroe, on Saturday The ad-
miral said that, while making his winter quar-
tiers In Hampton Roads, he will send part of
his fleet to Annapolis, and himself make a trip
to the West Indies.
horrid "Bloomer' was accosted last week
on the Brooklyn streets, by one OF tie imps
Of the bootblack brigade, with ''Buots BACKED I?
Shine 'em up!' She knocked him kown, an
noyed by the laughing Of the crowd of unbe-
LEVERS
The city Of Brooklyn, N. Y, is talking of
buying piece OF land costing 81 100000 tor
public park.
There is considerable disposition in con-
gress to break up the academy at West Point,
and make state military schools
The churches on Broadway, New York, oc-
cupied by the Rev. Drs. Chaplin and OsgoOd,
are for sale. The congregations have moved
up town, and propose to move their sanctua-
ries.
The city of Rochester, n Y, recently
raised the neat little sum of $50, 900, by a
sanitary fair.
Il has been decided to erect a monument to
Robert Fulton in Trinity church yard, New
York. The site has been selected, and the
work entrusted to the famous sculptor, Henry
X. Brown. twill be IL colossal statue of Full
ton, in sitting posture, and in his hand the
model of a steamboat, which he has just COM
plcteI The statue will rest in pedestal of
Portland stone, with figures representing the
American rivers and lakes, and the four quar-
tiers OF the globe. The monument will be for
ty feet high.
The emperor of Russia has, through Baron
StOeckel, expressed his thanks for the kind re =.
cepiion given to the vessels of the Russian
navy in this country; also for the assistance
rendered to n corvette in San Francisco.
On Christmas day over 100000 persons
were 'shatlng on the ponds in Central Park in
New York
EXpresidenl Baros and his wife. of San
Salvador, arrived in New York on Saturday
last.
1t is actually chronicled in an English pa
per that Princess Mary of Cambridge, and
Lady Geraldine Somerset recently swan sew
en- times round the ba h at Brighton, without
stopping.
The sanitary fair, which is in the full tide
OF successful operation in Cincinnati, has a
horticultural department, produce hall, and
a picture gallery. On the 9th there was an
address and presentation Of a silver tea SER
vice to Maj. Gen, Rosecrans.
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L 10, oooo,;, A.. -. =, ~
T NM, "~ oc'"sion 10 Visit the ONCE.
nele - an unreasonable delay IN the
payment Vi PENSIONS ana applicants are put
vi nun u"y 10 uay ana week to week. Wo-
'ne" iiolli uis'aut parts OF the state have been
sen' no'he again. II they happen to come upon
nays c"Pr!clouSiy assigned Tor the payment OF
navy pensions Inc cierks manners are ex-
cceul'iSly oau. gentleman informs me that
NJ r ne"ru liih say 10 one VINO had been turned
ou ny 'hlS Arrangement OF days and who had
ceu'Pial,eu Oh peihg SUBJECTED to the trouble
VI uay Journey ana the expense OF three
u'i''Is Ell II mas cost you three dollars
~ acquaiht yoursell WIN the business OF the
olnce' On tIle most frivolous preteXts, per-
SONS are put on ehtlrely' or subjected to extra
EXPENSE Inc blanks Ior tDe use OF pension
ers' are muhIated before delivery, the oath of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-28

Pension AGENCY AT BosToN.--There is an
attempt to remove Isaac 0. Barnes, the pen
sion agent. have no idea that 1t will sue
coed Barnes is connected with Blair, Fox,
and the Woodburys, and they hang together,
without regard to party. Barnes is very
offensive copperhead, but that makes no diff
ference-hc is a relative OF Blair, Fox, and
Woodbury.. Why, know a man who is
candidate for a paymastershp. asked
friend what were his prospects, and he said
he thought they were excellent, for Isaac ..
Barnes had promised to interest himself in
his behalf! 1t is bad enough to have him
kept in office; to have him dispensoRoffice is
decidedly rough. But If he is retained, he
certainly ought to be made ito reform the in
ternal economy of his office. The business,
which before the war was languid, is now Of
course increasing very fast. The capacity Of
the office is inadequate, while the chief clerk
is totally unfit for his place. Complaints are
daily made by pensioners, their agents and
friends, expressmen, and indeed everybody
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-28

Rev. Mr.. Southgate has resigned the charge
of ST. Michael's church in Litchield.
The church in Windham has given unan-
imous call to Rev. Samuel Hopley of West
Avon.
Rev. b. A. Smith of Union Seminary has
become stated preacher of the church in
Unionville.
The dwelling house of Thomas Donailan of
Middle Haddam was destroyed by fire on the
evening of the 22d.
Frank p Amber, Jr. of Hartford, has been
mulcted in the sum of one thousand dollars,
as damages for the seduction of deaf and
dumb girl.
The power-printing press of the New Haven
register is NOW run by water-a stream less
than one inch IN Diameter doing the business.
Avery Smith, Il prominent business man of
Norwich died last week.
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GIotbtmQ.
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
A. P. WARE & co.

Il
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
CUSTOMERS AND TEEEPUBLIC GEN
ERALLY, TO THEIR VERY ExTEN-
sIvE PRODUCTIONs OF EW CLOTH
ING, COMPRISING A GEN H AL
STOCK OF SEAsONARLE GARMENTS
ADAPTED TO TGE OMFORT AND
TASTE oF ALL GLASSES OF PUU-
CHASER -INCLUDISG THE MUST
APPROVED NOVELTIES or THE
SEASON.
THE BOYS DEPARTMENT is IN
FULL STOCK, AMI WILL BE FOUND
WORTHY OF A CONTINUANCE OF
PAST ATBERAL PATRONAGE
IN THE CUsTpM DEPARTMENT
WE HAVE TO OFFER QUITE THE
IA Z q EST AND MOST DEsIRABLE
STOCK OF ERCOATING AND
GOODS FOR ALL DESCRIPTIONS of
Ha2S'ls AIshH GAMsIEATs EVER AID
VE1TIsED An THIS EsTABLIsB-
MENT.
PERSONS IN WANT OF GOODs
EI CHESI DEPARsFMENT OF OUR
EU1INE@s, ARE RESPRCTFULLY IN
TED 40 CALI AND FREELY Elk
ANIME FAHE SAME.
Pu1sCH ASEESS AT WHOLESALE
WILL Do WELL TO LOOK OVER
OUR STOCK.
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ReaI Gstats.

FOR SALE-Three good modern built
n Houses and Barns, situated on King street. Will
be sold On very reasonable forms by application to JAS
II. PEiRCE. d22 dts
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DOR SALE-House No. 7 Myrtle stree

HIN AbE-I1OuSe NO. Myrtle street,
u House No. Il Pleasant street. House on Crown
street. aud Houses Winter, Salem, Austin Sun incr
Elm, and on other streets by
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALN.-
COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT

mill FOR SALE The undersigned offers for sale a
sE Inc Cottage, co iaining rooms, with wood
hoase attachfd located in the west part the city
near the Horse Railroad The lot contains about ak
thousand ieet Of land, which number choice
Apple Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees aud Currant
Bushes all in fn6 bearing condlitn and failing
well OF excellent wafer. fhe place yer pleasantly
situated and is In every respect desirable one for any
person wishing u purchase, Possession given about
April ifst Apply TO BENZ. j. DODGE,
,d23 diff At Palladium Printing Onice
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SOMETHING NEW AND USEFUL.
Patent Portable Warming apparatus

A and useful invention for warming the feet or
hands Being of cyndi, ~ sh ape il is easily ha died
aud oceupes but little space. 1t is especially ad pied
for ming The feet in bed, carriage sleigh 1t is
simple in construction and will not get cut cf re-
pair. In using this heater, it is only neceSsa 20
small nder with warm or boiling water. surrounding
which is air chamb hich gradually disp the
heat anu also liability barn sccrch the
tnger often anprrheudei in the soap
fats &c As warm water is considered he best
agency, in !,ary point OF view, for i'm arng hcat
TO feet or hands, this article cnmnGnds itself the lex
channcr and its there is highs recommended by
physicians here should be Jne of these heaters in
every house
This article swung from the shoul or like cauteel, is
also l9ted TO carving coffee and Keeping it dur
ing The day The attention OF soldiers and persons
posed in this Indictment season. is especially directed TO
this very useful Invention
For lie at wholesale and RETAIL at 1877 Man street, up
stair, No
Agents wanted to canvas every own in the New En-
gland states. ALIEN AR IL, Worcester, Mass.
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! HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

hsiiJ AT No Quincy street Size o. lot 50 by 100
AaA.ss ice House contains thirteen rooms, very
venent for two families. and Is in good repair For fur
Their particulars apply to ISAAC FIsKE, No. Ped
mont street.
Do diff ID s. WOOD,
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30

~We are making history.
Lincoln.
Mr. Seward, in 1850, when stumping for
Lincoln, made a speech at st. Panl, Mime
sofa, in which he said:
"SileDce on matters of State, the absence
of freedom of speech and freedom Of the
rress-what kind Of freedom is that? Is
there a man in Minnesota who would for one
day consent to live in it if he were deprived
of the right to hurrah for Lincoln and Ham
lin, or hurrah for Douglas, to hurrah for
freedom. or hurrah for slavery, just as
be liked? / think that these one hun
dred and eighty thousand people who in
habit here, would be seen moving right out,
east aud west, into British North America,
or into Kamtschatks, or any where on
the earth to get ont of this luxuriant and
beautiful valley, If any power. human or
divine, should announce to them that
henceforth they spoke and voted their real
choice at therpera of inlprisonmento DEATH"
We hove an Abolition Judge of the
Police Court of this city, who deems it an
offense, which merits fine and imprisonm ent,
for citizen of Ohio to hurrah fol Vallandig-
ham and constitutional liberty! What a
commentary that on Stewards st. Paul
speech. and on the professions of the Repub-
lican party previous to Lincoln's election!-
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-30
Dover Mills.

Mr.. LEWIS LONG. of this city, has sold his
interest in the superb merchant mills at
Dover, Mason County, KY, to Mr.. ARTHUR
DoBYNs, Jr. Mr.. DoBYNs is one of the best
men, in every sense, in the country, capable,
faithful and upright in all things; and as the
mills are Of first class construction, the
quality Of -four manufactured will continue
to be recognized among the very best brands.
The two old members of the firm, LANG
HORNE and VIM. TABB continue at its head,
and as every body knows them both to be
A No. men in all respects, we need say
no more In praise of the firm and their
manufactures.