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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Fssssd at the Third Session Of the IHtrtu.serentb
Congress.

PUBILC--NO. ~
AN ACT prescribing the times and places for bold;r
Terms st the Circuit Court for the distr;cts .
Iowa, Minnesota and Kansas. -
ne u enacted by the Senate and House of ReDrsss,
tGt'res 81 me United States Of America in Congr,s,
ssseHoIed, That the terms of the Circuit C,,7, Co.
districts ot Iowa, Minnesota and Kansas shall bo h
Gel! IN each Gnd every yeur at the following timcs
and places, to wit: For the district st I.wa Al De-.
h"'nos, on the first Tuesday in Nav and Novsn-
Der tor the district Of Minnesota at St Papl nm ,L
thfd Monday III June and October and for the dis
Ict OF Kansas, at the place prescribed bv l.w for
n"olng terms ofthe District Court therein. on the
fSsrth Monday of May and November
sec 4 And Be further enacted. That ali y,,s
process and other proceedings OF whateye, Kind reI
a''o 70 any cause. ciVli or criminal, pending in or
Ie'ufnanie 10 the Circuit Court for said districts of
iowa. n'hnesota, and Kansas at the terms bcret..
'ofs prescribed oy law, are hereby declared contn
ucu' transferred and retufnabe 10 the said Circuit
'of S1'u districts, respectively, at the terms
first TO be held under the prsyisisn. or hi.
ana no process issued, proceeding pending. hail
bond or recOgnzancc taken in or rctro,b bio ,n a,h
u said Circuit Courts shall b. ayoided ;nvsI.,aa
OF impaired Oy the change in the time or niacs ~
ho'lE9 ;he terms of such csurt made bv This act
and The entries sf record may be made in con niorn,y
~itn the provisions of this act
Sec. 3.-AH4 be It farther enaei,I I'b., so ,,,,oh
vt lhe nrsI section Of An act " amend lhs NJ ~,
third ot March, eighteen hundred and tbirtv.sex.p
snnleo An act supplementary to the act entitled
An act TO amend tire judicial svstsm AZ thc IIni,.1
States approved July fifteen, eighteen buudrsd
anu siAty-t"o as Conflicts with this act be and is
hereby repealed. O' anu ''
Approved, January I3, 1864
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owed, January l3, 1863.
PuELlC RrsoLurroS-No. Al

,f,
JOlST RESOLUTION to graat the use Of ;, r.,,;or =,
Judiciary Square for a free library ana reading.
hesStred By the Sensts and House Of Reprs,.n,a.
"SeS q the United StGtes Of America in Coagrs,,
assembIed That the Secretary Of tho Interior he and
ne Is nereoy authorized to grant to John A. Fowr
49, ua ~,. D; hnmsey the use Of portion of the
ia"o owned by the United States and Known ns I" Tn.
dicisrv Square" to erect thereon. free S,on,
70 lhe United States suitable building for soldiss,
rree library and reading.room fer soldiers Prorid,d
hHt 'ne same can be done without prejudice to The
Puoc Interests and provided that ali expense, ,b,II
Se o"iSe oy SAID FOwle and Ramsey, pnd that all
dement's and privileges of such library and reading.
% srantea 10 our soldiers free OF charge and
'"s' SSi1 suHeing be removed whenever the Secre.
tary OF the Interior shall require The sooe f. I've do
Approved, January I3. 1863 " w uOi'e
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[ PUBLIC REsoL6rIoy-No. n

JOINT KEs0LUTIoN to provide for The immediate nav
neH o. me army and navy of the United States.
nesSteea 'y Me Senate and House Of Representa
"0es o. me D"Iisd States of America, in Congr.ss
assembled. That the Secretary oftbe T,sng"yv Is
@n0 ne Is hereby authorized, frequired by the eTi.
geacies OF the public service TO issue On The cred,
Of ths United States the sum Of one hundred millions
OIL dollars ct United States notes in such form a. he
may deem e1Pedent net bearing interest, PAYABLE 10
neAiet on demand, and of such denominations NOT
e.. 'n-n ohe dsIlaT as he may prescribe, which
no'Ss 80 HSaed shall 10 lawful money aud legal
tender, like the similar notes herc,oEoye .",h,;.sa
~ payment Of all debts public or private within the
Chi'ec states except tor duties on imports and in
tere,t on the public debit aud the notes so i.,ned
snail DO part Of the provided for in nnv hin
no" pending for the issue Of Treasury notes or thai
may Oe passed hereafter by this Congress-.
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eKN. PORTER DISMISSED.

ten. htz..John Porter has been fuund guilty upon
all the charges preferred against him. Ii appear.
by tbs testimony that the friends of Gen. McCslIan
were determined to sacrifice Gen. Pop.. if il did
leave Washington to the mercy of the enemy. Tht
programme appears to have been to have the army
under PsPe defeated, and the necessity produced
sha< wsuld ro-sSiahii'A Geqs Mcclellan to the com.
Ensnd. How we'll they succeeded history has proven
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AISCELL ANEOUS.
War News.
SEN. HooEER IN c9ExArp.

SEN HooEER IN caENAHp.
Ansshef change has Seea made in the cou,msnd
Of the Array sfthe Potomac, MAJ General Burn.
s.ee nss been relieved at his request, and Mai
oeA' hssker has been appointed To succeed him.
Egsr s'nce Burnside declared that he had no conf.
dcnee In his own ability to command SO large an
sfny' the troops and tbs Peos gave felt less conf
oe"ee IN htn. They respect his bravery and his
modssty, but troops canHOt 6ght well under leader
that -s''irssts his own capacity. We are not aware
that General Hooker has any wahtof confidence in
himself. lie Is reported to havO acted brqvely and
IudiciOusly sn the various fields where he has been
eRgsgss and ws trust that the change in the cc.n.
mand Of the Army Of the Potomac may soon bring
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DOCTOR A. Iii. SANBORN

ias located in Smyrna. and respectfully offers hs pro
ieasiona scrvGestO 10 the inhabitants Of this nlsce and
HIcinity We OtFICE-Ar TUE HoUsE OF DAVID
ILsE;ASiMiON. REcEFTLY oCcCPIED by d. JNO
A. MOOkE Observation-Disclosures ST two doors
above TschudyS Store. opPOrIe the Rev James b.
' e. nyl5-iy
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Ole 70.

In this town, on the 2ad inst, William II. Grad.
dock, in tue 10Th year of his age.
On the 10th inst, at The residence of her father
mr. John-W. Hamilton, near MinctOn. Md. Mr.'
Hannah NJ, wife of VIM. II. Hsbson, in tine 23rd
year Of her age.
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THR ADVANCE ANp Rxrunn.

pa Tuesday week the grand Army of the Po,o.
mac broke upeamP and started on an advance more.
mso,. 1t had not gene far. however,, betsss tsrr
olS si0sm arose. which much nter,erred with the
ssssca ssss dead hasIt vas the result; and by Fri
day or Saturday last, the whole army was again in
ats old quarters nsaE Fredericksburg.
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DRI'GS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS FANCY
AND TOILET ARTICLES, DRUGGISTS,

WARES, &C., .Se.a
At his Store. on Main street. mex, doc, ,o Rank =,
smyrna. and that =" DaNA 0i
Er'ry article is Fresh and Genuine, and Of ii, R.,t
quality that ca" be procured, each being selected eT
e'sy J0r Fhys'eid"s Prescriptions and Family use
~ Is ms determination to sell everything in his line
n, his connection with the best Wholesale houses in
Fmiadeiphia and New York will enable him 10 ~.
20 ne therefore respectfully soeiis the Public Pat
winch by strict peraOnsI attention to business
Su sn accommodating disposition. il shall ever be
" 'uuy !" "uese.Ne and appreciate.
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miscellaneous Advertisements


OFFICE OF JAY COtNE-
Subscription Agent,
At Jay Cooke & Co.. Bankers,
ia sOUH THIRD STREET.
Philadelphia. Nov. I, 1859
Inc u. nndersigned having been appon,sd suR-
-hiF IlON AGENT by the Secretary Of The 10.
suFY' Is now prepared to furnish a. once. The
New Twenty Year o per cent.
Bonds,
OF the United States designated az Five Tyon,;o. -,
rede9mable st the pleasure Of the GoyeInmeo, 80;
hve years. aud authorized by Actuf CbngIe.s ann,s
ed febtuary IS. 1863 '"pP'0''
The COUPON BONDS are i,suod ia , ara
a.d6 The REGISTER BONDS in sums of $50. slvo
$500. $1,000. and $4,000 Wv S1OV'
i'sIes' al SiS per cent per annlm will commence
from date of purchase. and is
PAYABLE IN GOLD,
oeml-AnGually which is equal. at ihe present pren.
uin OH gold, 10 about EIGHT per cent. peT aDnnm
Farmers. Merchants. Mechanics CapIteIIsis and
sIl VINO nave any money TO invest. should know and
rememher that these Bonds are in fact a FIRST
NY "AOE upon all Railroads. Canals, Bank Stocks
ana Securities and the immense products Of ali the
MShulaetnres' DC. &c in the country. and thai the
ahG ample provision made for the PAYMENT of tho
IeteSt anu liquidation of princpa by Custom Dutes
make these Bonds the " ~
best' M0'f Audilabie and Most Popular Investment
IN the Mgrket.
Subscriptions received at PAR in Legal Tender
H0'es or notes and checks OF banks at par IN PhIa
ueiphs. Subscribers by mail will receive nfnon,
aeehhon. and every facility and explanation will be
afforded on application at This office
iuil supply OF Bonds will be kept on hand for i'm
meuia.e delivery. JAY COOKE
rUkI' ruE Subscription Agent
W 10 save trouble 10 parties desirus of inI rs,inS
tn 'hiS popniar loan s sending PhlladelphIa bave
appointed ROBINSON q Co.. curI.er of I'm and
MafKel Ss wilmington. Agent for the State Of Del
aware They will deliver the bonds in anv amnnn,
without any charge for their services,
H. H. Go will cheerfulIy give any inEo,ms
iIon IN regard 10 above lonn ~
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FRAME HOUSE.

"RANARY and CRIBS, CARRIAGE HoIrsF
STABLE, COW HOUSE, SMOKE HOUSE.
&C. IN god repair. nearly pew-bav;,a h...
sS I've ysars ago About $50 Pamela of good ne 5'r'
ros' enoe dividing the Farm INTO Lott of ronys,
will sell the above at mo ya,e s.lo -,
tore ihe date monhoned bslow and # No, .i ae h PEI
day II will be sold al public sale 0' 'O'u ny 'ha'
y" Thursday, February l2M, 1868,
Al The Hotel Of Mr. Baker. in Dover h.,..o., -.
nCnfs ours "i one aud lhrOe o'clock, p NJ Tue
IEhMS--One ThOssaDd Dollars of the nuroh...
- WIN oe required. and the balance in payment
49, "ose wishing 70 purchase view the pyem;sss
applying to the tenant. Mr. J. W. Finnemo,e s,I
subacTibeE, TIIuS Q RI . ~ nULo; 1'' Or the
janis ~ - nahhh,
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yE boots g. Shoes. VA

g. We %onid @ say 10 all in want Of Boots and S..
hnuss, ".neI hst IsCliUDY has large assortment
Pfises Mens Long eg Boots. 81 so and az R""s
al1'ei ~ ae VI so iAlenG heavy Monro.s 81 ~
~; Leather boot@. 70 cs; also. Ladies; Ga;,",
Aid aud Morocco BooIs and BaImo,aI, oa''e'
-ooS w, W. T'SCHrny
Smyrna times., 1863-01-29

DELAwAHS DrseRAcED.--Senator sauIs-
barry disgraaed himself and our State on
Taesday in the Senate, setting like drunk
90 biackguard He denounced President
Linoola as an imbscile, resisted all efforts TO
~ called W order, and had to be csrr:ed
skoss ths roona by the Sergeant-at-arrps.
eoaTishlag 90 10 west out revolver,
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vIcE5BUAs..

The GoTesRnent is eonfdeHt Of SOON hearing good
news from Vieksbur.. The nature Of this news is
net bard TO conjecture. letter from an U4iit.r in
Gen. McClarnand's army. dated Nspoleon, Ark,
Jan l7th, states that the troops had come down the
Arkansas River in boats afse the capture ofArkan.
sAs Fest, and Sers going down the Mississippi the
dssies'isn being vieksburg, which is again to be
assaies' eut with an army and ether essentials suf
hcisnilJ Formidable to make the capture OF tha,
sIrO0ghoid certainty this time. Grants and Nc.
Ciesaanss armies aRd POrter's guntoa, and nortsr
nses are to Tsve against the place tsgelhrr The
entire expedition has probably ere this gone forward
fFsI Memphis and Napoleon, and we may in few
days expect to hear the good news which the Gov.
eTn'Geut sSpects
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Holiday Presents.

ENGELHARD g. ECUELI.
importers Of Watches, New York. knvInS ,sca;,o,
P'Ous W 'He ials lanh going into effect heavy In
voices OF the most seganf sly Of WaCLes thai S.Y
e.eh Deeh inP"FIed into this country can Offer them
hone.thIrd less than the prIces nov choraaS "
much inferior Styles. We Would cail at,ar1,, - ,o'
r.A'Iy " ah 10 carat Gold Hunting. Cased Watch a,
supersr elegance, formerly reIailed at fran Gao ~
2YV' "hch we can sell al S35--Ihjs uein0 Ihe Io -,
wholesale cash prizes. ~ ''"'''
OUR ASSORTMENT INrLUDrS
Ladie" open face Is carat Gold Waiehes Of sunoro,
~. hotehce ana greet beauty. usual, sold far s3s
wnIch we Oiier for S23 The same Watch nroc,soI
but with hunting caAe usuallv snId far 1p p.Os.sely
$50, We sell for $2S = avn" gao 10
SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies size. open face. usually sod(o, ala ,,.,,
tod SlO' Fame watch. hunting case usually s.Id e
Ts9' we sell tor $l2l These ard yerv Laan,,Gi '"i
"ens open lace usually sold lot SIS we sell for aIo
:. e. = ft"1 ~ ii
{" g." a., SsSS 80. y
s25 more! ~SS - 70
THE ARIfY MARCH
Those were ordered expressly for tbs aruv ,rA
are deemed suitable an, eyefyarespse Thev 60,
sIS siC'ry elegant styles 9fsysr hgOGqg case Lepnes
sl4. Elegadt heavy gold blato on levers;
to lS Wa have on hand slso a new stoI. ~ O'" VIZ
HHnfiHg case, Shsl! pattern, Vxte6.
ne ease is silver, heavily plated with gold ..a
u'e mes. seaasi'ul watch Of the kind we hsv svas
seen, price $40. "' nave ever
=, Ws PSy he Express charges on good, so,d h, =.
oney may DC sent either BY registered letters 3, S
ENGELHARD a. scHrry
- se-s Y Liberty st.. New Yorh.
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TO TIE PLBLIC.

TO TIE PUBLIC.
me su"serI6er 10 desirOu- Of saying that, being
stadua'e si the Philsdeph phia College ofPharmacy and
.,s s,ns oeeh engaged in this business for the past
twelve years. sufficient guarontee NJ H.. ah, ~
COMPOUND Prescriptions with perfect accuracy also
assure Them that none but the BEST ard MOST ALL
ABLE Drugs and Pharmaceutical Preparations will
ever 6e used for that purpose "'''
Uue%o JAS. p. HOFFECkER
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FARM FOR SALE

OII0I' HH FuTIh LoF RsIe. COnta min
90 Acres.
o,aiis.. "sh1 well improved, and Of the very beat
iua'9fahy) The location is healthy and Inc
SsighoCrhood good very convenen,y .p'ua,sS
1S"lng aoog! miles from The town Of LsIpsic f,or
AZ, es sSu from Smyrna. The improvements con.
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WANTED.

About ls Cofdof WHITE OAK TTvprp =
making Baskets. Highest market price p.;d '''' i0'
A..s APPV ~ JAN b WALLS.
SsayrRa, Bei
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HATS g. Caps

~ nc saoscrIoes has the largesI stock Of Hats and
CaPs 10 iswn. and seIls them cheaper. JIe hiss
sa hoys Ss,l Hats from Iat eIs 90 81 i;Io,h oil
oods were bought for ssa than cost Of the raats,I
and will be said cheap by
oew 4r,s EHvsr w. W. TsCHfYnY
Smyrna times., 1863-01-29

ADMIRAL Porter rcports that ths Federal ,orccs
have occupied thS towns of ST. Charles, Duyaips
Bluff and Des Arc, the White River, ArHan,u,.
SSlRs artillery and small arms wers captured.
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FOR RENT.

THREE sMALLFARMg. aAou, ss.~.
miles fron sn'yrna. App;y 90 ''sns
pes. lssA. iesa -An "No~M'Ns.
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lhe SubcrIber respectfully informs the citizens Of
% snn vicinity that he has ne end we'll So
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c UTLER r Y

Sa,,i. as ShoVeh' Spades. BrIdle- bits, Dlaw,u,,
saws saws ocy lhes, with all other Tool. na' Hh''
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Building Hardwarn
FARMING IuPxEwp~y.a

fS uprising in part Locks. La,ches. Ra,,.
Nsl'' Sash ChIses, Augers. We,Sha 's"'
Smyrna times., 1863-01-29

An arrival from New Orleans b,,og. ,,. ,,o,,. oo,,
esniHg lhs '"O'ements Of the Banks' expedition up
ans A''-is~'PPI sivsr II reported that one Of
tAs Federal gHsboa'' had soen sunk by III. COptsd.
essse batteries at POr. Hudson, and TIA. s,onevsl
1asAsen. ~lIh forty thousand Hsu, had arrived =,
Eiekssurx
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18
PICKEL FOR HAMS.

For 100 lbs. meat, take 8 gallons wa
ter, 9 lbs. salt, half fine and half course,
lbs. brown sugar. l quart molasses, 3
OF. saltpetre, and ! or potash. Put
the above ingredients into a kettle and
boil it, taking off the scum. As soon as
the scum ceases to rise, take it off, and
when cold, pour it in the barrel on the
meat. The meat should be rubbed with
fine salt before packed in the barrel. By
adding few ounces of whole black pep
per, cloves, allspice and cinnamon, su.
perior favored ham is obtained. The
spices should be added to the brine aftel
tits skinned, and boiled few minutes
This is also an excellent pickle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18

SORGHUM PREMIUMS AT STATE FAIR
Our published list of awards at the
Ohio State Fair of premiums on sorghum
mills, evaporators, &c., we learn, says
the O. Farmer, from official sources, was
incorrect. The committee did indeed
make the awards as there stated, but in
consequence Of the interference of inter,
ested parties with the deliberations OF
the committee, aud a presumed partially
of Judgment, occasioned by such inter
ference, the whole matter was set aside
by the State Board, and the payment OF
the premiums forbidden.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18
AGRICULTURAL.
RHUBARB-WINTER CULT.
WALTON.

This healthful plant has become an al
most indispensable appendage to ever.
garden, and necessity in the house
keeping arrangements Of every family
Those who seasonably put up supply ii
glass jars are now able to enjoy sauce
pies and tarts as fine as from stalks fresh
ly gathered in early spring.
Others who were not thus providen
may be interested to know the ease with
which Rbubarb may be forced. Strong
roots planted in boxes or half barrels and
placed in warm light cellar or planted
in hot-bed, which should be sank below
the surface, well banked up, and the sash
covered in severe weather with mats or
straw, will afford fine stalks nicely blanch-
ed.
II may be had early in spring, by pla-
cling in the fall, barrels with heads knock
ed out, over the crowns, and banking up
with stable manure cover the top with
litter.
If the crowns are mulcled heavily du-
ring winter, they will come forward much
earlier.
Nicely blauched stalks are of finer fla
vor than when grown in full sunlight
and require less sugar,-an item worthy
of consideration in these times OF high
prices. This blanching may be practl-
ced at any period of growth, it being only
necessary to exclude the light.
The famous wine plant, for which trav-
cling dealers are receiving such large or
ders and high prices, purchasers will find
to be nothing more or less than Rhu'
barb.
They would save money by ordering
direct from some nursery the "Linneus"
or "Victoria," the two best varieties in
cultivation for wine or table use.
A. G. HANToRD.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18

H1aH PRICED CoRN.--The Circlevllle
Union says that Mr.. George Lutz. Of
Picksway county, sold thirty acres of
corn in the field, to William PARCELS, for
thirty-nine dollars per acre. The corn
was raised without rain, not having had
rain enough from The time it was planted
until 1t was made, to wet the ground two
inches deep.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18
KEEPING MEATS FRESH.

With . little care, all kinds of fresh
meatApork. beef, poultry, fish, &C.
may be kept for long time without los
ing its fresh favor. Cut the meat into
suitable pieces for cooking. whether fol
steaks, baking or boiling; then lay ii
where it will freeze hard. When frozen,
place il in tub or box and bury it in
snow or ice, with temporary covering
to keep it from melting in ordinary win
ter weather. III thaw comes on, cove
with an old blanket or straw to exclude
the air.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18

We have combined the Hardware Kstsblish-
mont heretofore conducted.by T. L. BERRY
l. BROTHER, into one Firm, and hereafter the
Hardware Business will bs carried on in the
sane Room.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18

%
N1OTHING that is not wholesome, geniel and
| Y restorative in itssnature, enters into iths
composition of HOSTETTER'S STOMAC II
BITTERS This popular preparation contains
no mineral Of any kind; no botanical element
no fiery excitaut but it is computation of the
extracts of rare balsamic herbs and plants
with the purest ahd mldest of all ditfuslve
stimulants,
1t is to be foresrmed ag ainst disease, and. &c
far as the human system can be protected BY
means against malades engendered by an nm
external causes, HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS
may be relied on as a safeguard
In districts Infested with Fever and Ague, i
has been found infallible as preventive and
irresistible as a remedy. and thousands who
resort to it under apprehension OF an attack
escaped the scourge; and thousands who ne
glect to avail themselves Of its protective quail
tiles in advance, are cured by avery brief course
of this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague
patients, after oeing piled with quinine tor
months in vain, until fairly saturated with that
dangerous alkaloip We not unfrequently res.
tored to health within q few days by the use OF
HOSTETTFR'S BlTTERs.
The weak stomach is rapidly invsgorated
and the appetite restored by this agreea BILE tom
ic, and ence it works wonders in cases Of Dis
pepsia, and in less codtirmed forms of Indiges.
ton. Acting az gentle and painless apperi-
ent. as we'll ss upon the Liver. II also invsria-
BIZ relieves the Constipation superinduced by
irregular action of the digestive and secretiv
torgans.
Persons of feeble habit, liabre to Nervous at
tacks, Lowness of Spirits and Fits of Lauguor,
find prompt and permanent relief from the Bit
ers. The testimony on this point is most Co :
elusive, and from both sexes.
The agony of Bilious Collie, is Immediately
assuaged by a siugle dose o the stimulsnt, an d
BY occasionally resortipg to it, the return Of
the complainmay be prevented.
Asa General Tonic, HOSTETTERS BIT
TIERS produce effects which must be expert
eneed or Witnessed before they can be fully ap
nrecialed. In cases Of Constitutional Weakness,
Premature Decay and Debility and Decreitude,
arising from Old Age it exercises the electric
influence In the convalesceDt stages Of all
diseases, it operates as delightful invigOrant.
When the powers of nature are relaxed, it ope
rates to re- e-enforce and re establish them.
Last, but not least, it is The Only Safe Slim
ulant, being manufactured from sound aud in.
nocuous materials, aud entirely free from the
acid elements present more or less in all the
ordinary tonics and stomachies OF the day
No family medicine has been so universal
ly, and, it may be truly added, deservedly pop
ular with the intelligent porti Il OF the commu-
nifty, as HOSTETTER'S BlTfERS.
". Prepared by HoSTETTER g. SMITH,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocer and Store
keepers everywhere.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18

PICKLE FOE BEEF.-To eight gallons Of
water add two pounds of brown sugar,
enc quart of molasses, four ounces of salt
petre and fine salt until it will foat an egg
Beef put up in this way will keep good
without absorbing so much salt as to
make it hard and tough when cooked.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18
PRESERVING sAUSAGES.

After the sausages have hung three
weeks in dry, moderately warm room,
pack them in box or cask between lay
ers Of clean, dry oats. In this way they
will keep dry aud moist until into warm
weather. Keep the boz in cool, dry
place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-12-18
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