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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03

will promote . healthy
astisn Of he IAver, and
will change this itnPaIs
Bile 70 . healthy Slate.
To prevent or remeYeths
secretion of unhealthy
bile, these Pills hGvS .
specific action u Ne
Liver amer EsiAg thszH,
In tongue will become
smooth and clean, The
taste will bOcOme natu.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERrAL
DISEASES,

Wlthont the uDs Of Mercury, without hlndranes from bust-
ness, and without fear Of discovery or exposure. No deadly
polsons, such as arsenic, nux vonica, opium, or any other
poisons. No mercury nor any deadly notwithstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Bstaais Remedies
never yet failed to cure the most obstinate and the most
dangerous cases, and TO remove all mercury and otho1
Impurities from the system Whsa all othsr Remedies hs
Gilsd.-Aedof Js~1ai.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-12-03
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN COR
TEMPLATIN0 MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the Odd.
keilov, BoonsbOrO', Maryland, said on Thursday, the 3iSt
Of May, 1890;
Numerous cures Of diseasss caused By early indlscretios
having been perf1rnod by the English Botanic Physician,
I feel Il my duty. having q knowledge Of them, 10 state
the fact, believing that In doing 30 ] may do . servlcs to the
suffering. One case In partieular-that Of . young man
In this city-ls worthy Of note. He had become the
victim Of q habit, the mere Allualon to which causss Q
shudasr, and after years Of suffering and doetoring gave up
Ill hopes Of recovery. he wished to marry, and was
deariy heiOved by 90 sweet a girl 40 ever lbped words
Of affection, but he was fearful, nervous, and Frustrated.
He dared not wed on account Of the shattered state
Of his system. He sought relief at the hands VI the b.
tanic Physician, aud, astonishing ~ 1t may seom, Az the
bloom and ylgor Of youth has returnsd, and hs Ia nov
the happy father Of q pair Of bright boys"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-05-23
y chin on II q c II.

a.. .,SsrmIurrr ScItstlatt" tr.
=. inf itcfn S1m'tI5 une tc'fct iibrlIb
w. W., 0pgars in baItiibrliber 8ordus.
''sruI. 4nitiSen ,rsroen ;t ZEN ne
i,|.g,,,,Etnesu SeeinSunScu aufSeHOm.
,,r s,rr Si1gtre anjriyrn wcrrrn i'm 8er.
pil:uis t.r'1ntt'
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
.44atfst @tws.
] Exciting Rumors from {
Vicksburg.


There arc rebel runners that two Of Com.
Portsr's guntoa,s had been sunk by the
rebels while attempting the passage Of tn,
canal On the contrary, however, a special
Cairo dispatch to the New York Mercury
states that six iron clads, twenty transports.
and fifteen thousand men had passed safe
~ through he canal, and had gone down
the river, probably to attack Port Hudson.
Fort Greenwood is reported to be cap.
tured, and tho army Of Grant arc said 20 .
on the trent and flank Of Eickshurx.. -
The rebel inva,in into kentucky now
seems to be in the main, scare.
All union officers In r.,cl hands are to he
Immediately exchanged for rebel cfficers in
Union hands. l:.s.yl.# .
Washington dispatch says thatimmcdiatc.
" after the Connecticut elections orders will
be made to ConScript 100000 men. ID.
Washington, March co. Tribune spec
ial says that dcserters arc returning to the
army, which is rapidly increasing. The es-
innate upon the base Of careful return is
that the army Of the Potomac is receiving
acquisitions from Ibis source at the rate Of
two or three regim. nts a week 50
A letter from Hilton Head, 25,h, says,
this morning all the Monitors, numbering
six, also several gunhoatS and steamers left
this port. The Ericsson has just arrived
with Il floating naaclene TO clear channels
Of torpedoes, &c. -. sa~.ag .a.a il.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
do 10 French's,
Salix Alba or White W illow.
100000 Cuttings Grown at Rockford.
Put up in fine order An at low rates.

Put up in fine order an at low rates.
400, 600 Chn Hard Apple Trees adapted to the
West--st,mdardS and Dwarts
Pears, Standtrds and DSarts.
A good stock Of D~arf Gh-rries-D axes aud Noril-
los a ! ha,dv aud Iro incive.
CRAPS INsS--A large took of De'awares, pianas,
Consorls. Cny Rhogas, tshcrcas, Hartford Prolific,
aud host OF o. her appr we'd new hardy Grapes.
90 200 !iaPles from one 10 years old, and price
from $40 per NJ. to go rer humid; cd.
sTRAwsssRIRs -Trion'ph-. De Grand, Wilson's
AlbanN. Pcah,d,' IS Prolific. nc
kA>Pss.aiss-- Pnrp,e Cane, aal Doolittle's I'm
proved. Er,nckie'- Oran.e, &C.
q NAnENrAL sHGuRBEkY in great variety. A
large COLLECTION OF Ev-fxrueas, Green House and
Budding y ants in profason
Leave orders wi h Bass E'mendorf, at siciregor {;
Il. bent. West Union William Baxter, Strawberry
Foiht /: or NJ W. rro,t, trave ing agent.
Catalogues sent on aspiM cionr ii T.
Apply to J. s. snEAkMAN, Proprietor,
33iyl Rockford, Ill
~ SeTicE.-yt having come to my know;e Ira.
that >undry par les are n. he nan.e ut Ma
S y to srli their Trash, hereby .ive no 10 tia.
Jaha taec is nol. AID nee. has ben my agent.
either Ia Ia ever ur,ha-e ct aid nursery Stuck n
IA, oIn #esu-ntiy ID Hct h,i rpyse.E ss%P34 IT,
tot als eontra;ts >tsi-Et&AE,
3&@ nEo..s.o. Il .se-Aiq,- > ..-7. b..
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

a Scccsh Order. ....-"
We are in /, b,..i to Mr.. S. Riddil', IL
Posty'lle, Ailunakec county, Tor the follow
& cnpy If M order % the rcbe! Gciser: !
Hin Imam, which was picked up Oh the hal;
Ito II la Of Pr.is . Grove, by one Of Capt.
Fr.e.nsn's boys, sent by J. D. CtcadIe t,
his wife. by whom it was d.liv red TO Mr..
r., anil .orwar @ to us. Observe the ham
Euag. Of the 9th paragr 'ph: ........
ADDRESS To THE TROOPS. ..... ..5
HEADQUARTERS, FIRST CoRPs,
Trans. Miss. Army IN the Field.
December 4,h, 1862. J
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
The Confessi"ns and Expe ience Of a
Per Y,uuy Man,

4 6E TLENAN NV Hk zee curei 1T the result
\ at earl. errT ."i Il will. from naotive, q
h",'es"ier >rni 10 tho q VIII rclnet H. ~ copy O
e above ,n'"rc ting narrative rul i.hed bv hin e.,
rhis u tic hook j. Il. * ..ed Il AID "autn
I" ym"s men and tn VIM suffer trntn Ne vets
Ds8iI.'TY. k',. nF N8Mp.Y. PHEM.rUss DECAY.
y" H.. .u'ii Ing Mt he sam" time ,hr means -.
ri -curc single apie' will he -eit und.r -ra; in -
tam envelope w'hu .',,~ge,- To M, WAC reuue.i
{, y al lrcssiny the au hnr, ...
CtN-. l. L&NDE4T, Esd,
si.ImS Grcen , Mt. Long island, York
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
The Tafton Clipper n.low.

r Z TtAVER. NAV u'arfuIer # hi utiy 'e'.-
81 bIated PIow. wnuld refer the Farmer. 81 Iowa
The hat III. Flow. haS Ia. The flrt pre-
MUM ut the GRAFT 20 Ity tar ever since they have
ice" mn'ufac urrd that ia.r !r"r he carried II the
first ium ~ ti- statr fsir against I'll. "Cr
hrated AclI rl.w." aud all oIttrs sub equrn ly
winning the tir.t rtmium 10 the wing match lie
has tie testimony 81 the mot practical and iniell
gut farmers al the Northwest. that the ''faiton
Gipper"i, all that can be- dc ned, or skill and enter
pri can turnih. ~ .a
Evere Mud OF PlOw nsedsd ~an he found Mt the
agent, .... ...H4 HILLS Nc iilsE,
..+ storage aud Commission II. uso IN L,vec.
336tt ..-.. 49,. McGr gor, Iowa.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

D. ow.i's AND WILD CmsHnv EIrrKms.--rrov
d.nr. haa be-to"cd blrS ing upon manSnd through,
'e ins,rnmc"tnli'y 81 Dr. 5 Hunting; on in present
ing to IN. world his paIiciion snd VIA Cherry B,-
trrs We have trri l. our family with the greatest
si"cs-s, TOR the eur" of salt J;aeum 4. blood pu-
rificr. 1t i. the mot r"cvs remedy e>tant See al
yer iseu,ent in AN rther column - Laasing Argus
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
10 Nervous Sufferers
or BOTH SEXEi.

4 NV REND G NrLEMAN HAVING ~ RESTORED
q Israt u ~ - i"N Ia L.. ,is ~ tiSs v
r'u't~ and irregular "xle0 i've de-. IT tresisheb
"uE"ut u.'c. r"s,. id~r- il his ar ed duts
M .tcate {" his attic cd fellow hcnn>
:ur.s '.cn'.c. on tn. receipt II an address ed
,-"le he wi send tfr.s) copy the rrr -crip ion
a.e'l. Direct to Dr. J M NJ DAGNALL, l>6 EuEo
.ircrt. i;ro.kisn, New York .a3mlc
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
\ CARD TO THE LADIES
DNDOllcO'S <;OlNcn PiLiS

r,, rrv,,rS
,.uu,- .
s".."".e +" '""' e"y' 'e|a'"''S "H' 'e"'ooe"S
all 0bHfic!tDns tfOW iiP0rf cause anu
0ltrs0s sucressfuf as Il Drprrujire
rls 90, Animation q j., ,r,i emf. in Dr. u ,ponc,,
., ,l-u pilt. are ,.rh.-,ly h,ru.ss ru.y hny been
,.l In ,he ur,ya.. rr,c L.. of old Or Dmropr, IN,
,v.r thirty v.,r ,n ,hou an |. nj laLi. can ,e.,n
-, Their ,rea AND never failing -u.r. in almost ever,
"a ~ In ,.orrrct,u, irr,,ar,,.. r..i-yiux min, nj ~, Il
n re-. ,i,v me, bar, ilarly nj the change
~ N. am ~ mir, vii .,r.. RI, cno,,u,n w.,
Ire, ,iui c,nr,aiu the Whites, Nrarly every t,mai.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

Losrl-A small la!ye's watch. with I
white iucs; also two livery young ladies
work boxes, = mahogany gentlcman's
dressing case and small pony bel, nsing
to yVang lady with . silver lnano ana
tail. ? ~sa Es-A~6..5- - a. ea- s&a s.a~
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

WI" - w" "O.VfN ~ IV )" NV
Auch. every way. hut she can't Keep p-are IN the
Emily ~itnouS n bottle Of Dead shot TO kill OF the
b:""d thirsty hordss OF hungry Eel Hnys that unn.
vicl introduces them elves to her lol GERS. thei,
great 10Y anrc and disgust. Now !. the lin.
It. Kill 'en mox No family -h"u.l b. without it,
the Dead hat III Ike u clean weep: renders pear,
ain b. the ann,illa,un Oi the enemy. '"i h.
Ill the druggists. 5. hun ilNGfoN,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

NeSs and Items. r. Il
TIE ievees 1t the Nississsfpi arc being
cut ut dog. n points, and the, rebel guer-
rills bands are being drowned out. MI
lionssof acres Of land, ars salresay under
water.
Our government has information thu
leading rebels are converting their property
into foreign exchange as rapidly as p's>'
bic. RATS always leave u sinking ship
Com. Farragut made a brillian, run b,
the formilabl. batteries at Port Hudson,
taking. it il said, eight gn"hoats by. Fou'S
Of these ~cre left at the mouth Of Red riv
or. On:, the Mississippi, was set on FIR,
and ost,--the other three came up ID War.
renton. The Con- IN "iorc a so captures.
the Indianola. which lad been repaired hy
the rebels. The ram Qu.> n Of the West
escaped up Black River.
There seems to he hi.'h in the Yaz
pass expedition, On account Of M uncxp c
I'd resistance hy u rebel battery. at thu
junction Of the Tal'a,atchie aud Yazoo.
In view oftie scarcity Of provisions at tn
south, one Of the Richmond papers scrio"
~ advises the people u cat but two meals
per day. ...
The navy department has intelligence
OF the recent capture of three blockade run
.ncrs, laden with valuable carg"eS.
1t is regarded a. quite probable that GOV
eminent will draft under tn. N: cri; ton
enough mcn from those states which "a,
deficient under the former calls, to max
good their deficiency. 1t is also ,hougi
chat in june, Their. will bc call for 2vo
900 Or Soc, 900 Additional. .... -
The rebels 5 OUO to 10000 strong hay
taken possession Of Danvillr. Ky. Uni",
men are fl .eing north, and rebel sympa,liz
ers, fully r,ncl, r., joining thu invader
1t is said that 300 rvpr'evcd tnlian> at
Mlnkato, MINNESOTA, arc to bc sent to D".
export for better Keeping. -
The st. Paul Pioneer If the 25;b, has Il
leader demanding r. sistan On the part "i
state to the transcription act. E1z q"
Dispatches from San Francisco If thu
Gath state the mining xcite,nc"t continues
undated over the entire c,ast. The rag
of the day is f'r Reese River, $50 miles cas-
of Carson, where the Washoc eXciten II,
Of 1859 and 1860 is being repeated Pr :
badly 1000 Or 5000 niners will reach tho
new district before June. \ town Of one
hundred and fifty houses, regular streets
laid out, has BEEN built within six weeks
The mining district is believed to he OK
tcnsiye in both silver aud gold. Several
exploring parties have also returned fro"
the new gold, SILVER, and copper mines Dor
dcring the Colorado River. They express
confidence that that region will rival Was.
hoe. They exhibit specimens IF orc which
are surprisingly rich.
The old National theatre, Boston, has
been destroyed BY fire.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

From the commencement to the end Ut
othc battles bear constantly in mind what !
now urge upon y"u.
First Newer fire bccaus" your comrades
donor because the enemy do"s--""r h'.
cause you see the envy nor for the sake
OF firing rapidly. Always wait till you
are Certainly within range Of your gun
then singl. out your man take dei,oe. ate
Aim as low as tn knee and fire.
Second. When OCCASION offers be Ger.
Aain to pick IF tn: cle,ry'S officers
cially the mounted ones, aud ~ kill his ar
tillrry horses.
Thrd-Dan't shoot except when you
eh,Tg. the enemy as il general thing
Keep silent that orders lnly be heard -
Obey the orders ii your oilers but p y
M attention 10 idle rumors, or tn. word u
unauthorized persons. $780,.
Fourlh--Don't stop with your wounded
comrades, tn Surgeon aud Intirmary corps
viii take care OF thcm--lo sou 6, forward
and avenge him.
Fiith.--Dmt break ranks to plunlcr-if
We whip the enemy, all he has will be ours
ii not, the sioils will h. Of n" ben fit to
US. Plunder,rs and strasgers will bo put
to death upon the spot File officers arc
especially charged with this duty. The
cavalry in rear will likewise attend I" it. -
Remember the enemy y"n eng &c has no
feelings OF mercy CT Kindness towards you.
His RANKS are made up Of Pm In iian>, {, CO
Negroes, S5uthcrn rosi,s, AMI Kansas
Jayhawkers. and hired Dutci, cut .hro,,s.
These bl oily rutiians have invaded your
country, stolen aud DESTROYED Your pro.
perry, murdered your neighbours, outraged
your women, driven your children from,
their homes and d~tiled the graves Of your
kindred. If each one IF you will do VIVA,
Ih,ve urg i upon van. wr will utterly d y.
troy them ". en- do thi:s---we mast ia
il. Our country sill be raue'i ii We fail
A juS G'sl will strengthen Gur arms an
giys,. a glorin,is vi.'lory
Y &. hNpMAN. Maj. Gen Com.
tO0ac'al II Z. NEwres, Asst ,Alj, u.n.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

gNl!E..est place get sood er,seuc 0ii an! othv.
.s.'2.es 1sG-l.y Asg ~ l.. -crs .a:e, ~ AZ
ul0- y at3&
i .$.ts8s = ;srs. .1! .2.a ssEL. #a ZltH,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

T HAVE wai,-d eHll. to Years on come who owe
i me am shout 10 quit " .i,iUS. after the 18th
OF March all Notes xrd accounts due Will TO 'eit
wit legal gentle tor settlement. Money plenty
and net very Il. iIahe to kre there Is no good
rea,"n VIII. deb .houid net lie pail.
Seven III epr.on. ave ~. suh erin ion who want
money. -oO's. $3.50 '..H -r
will ell thee 80 Acre Lot. in Al;amakse county
ut a bargain. II applied Z" -'"'n.
4 pair OF gnoi ilnr will he EXCHANGED for cash,
land nr town property. 4. y RICHARDSON.
i. s II am no, ~ rnndii,e tor office. ard hence,
need uppO collections wilt b. drla, .
tn. sake Of r"nc,iia inn Wy private alta A.ea III
ing up--l d.ire no lie bu ines. ..a .. \.
Net cgrr. Feb. p, l>b3 81 'A
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01
DIR. Il. ID. SQUIRE,
III o ~ Oe q pa I u 81 1.

Reid nee taal,r. House Reference, tsc'l'y 9
ilahiIeuaup IoIiece. a56tf
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1863-04-01

VJNuOSE who nish any good. in M hue, will reGen-
her that Keep y good stock buy Tor ash koeg
nv o. EN-. i.ht md aud will sell a. Oh ap or
Chez. ;hGu m, huu < III die e.o.a.
away sns;fave gods that adE,it Of 1t, free u
"lnrra.
~ GbrcaHae9 :A- ,a:a- t'raStly oJp,s,.e 7s,sr:
ST.. 'E..s q. 2ck glaze. A..-@tE., E.,&S ~.
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We have at Centrala, Nemeha county, Kansas aoou'
10000 ample trees a gaed and Of all varieties that have
ben soced In the They have nero On the
osn nrare III any trees viii do well in kansas these
us Also quantity of Cherries and different vseties Of
esrswberres, Lavton Mackbesres, &c &C. we soail be
- onle o Northvcsteru Kansas with trees grown here
on tavorasle terms Apple trees years growth om gran
lto feet high and stocky 3eents ano osn. ~
Nursery all kinds Of Farm produce and stock Give aca
a you are going to the river, and exanape toe
Rrinr along load Of corn wheat pork or anything you
have 70 snare and tate trees when r
tr.upantne comes Some prefer transpbantinS IN tho
jrne 1862. BAKER g. SQUIRE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10

NOTICE TO INV ALIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Pierson House." where he may be con-
suited by invalids.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10

understand that there is to be another
draft made in short time. l hope that
it will take into the field John Hurd, Joel
Bland, and some more Of the big stuff
residing around old Bellevernon.
We are all tired Of the war, but we do
not feel like giving up yet This unholy
rebellion will and must be put down, and
the Stars and Stripes again wave over
peaceful and happy nation,
From your son,
ABRAHAM BOPE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10
RI sPEoTED FRIEND

RESPECTED FRIEND -
received your
kind favor of the 4th, and was glad 10
learn that you was we'll. and At home en-
loyihg The comforts oil life and the luxu.
RES OF bountitul Providence. These are
enjoy liients that are known to me only in
lhe past, but IL will not do for soldier
TO reflect ON days gone by. At present
my duty calls me where | am, and am
bound to obey without r1urmur, trust
ing in God, and hoping there is rest tol
the faithful, if not found in this world, ii
will be in that world to come.
You cannot imagine the feelings of the
true soldier, on reading the infamous
slang OF the Northern Rebels, aller un
dergolng the hardships, privations and
dangers that we have, and are yet willing
to endure, TO have set of men. Lou liuea
Cowards at home doing all they can by
word and deed to injure us, and over
throw our Government, and with it eve.
rythng that is held dear by every true
patriot on earth. 1t is enough to dis.
courage any people in any other cause
than the one in which we are engaged
We know that our cause is a Just one.
and we are bound to defend it with the
last drop of our blood, in spite Of all
earthly opposition.
This army is in good health and spirits,
and are sensible OF the responsibility rest
ing upon them. Whilst we can count the
graves OF our beloved brothers in every
wood and plain, they are thousands OF Us
still left that will stand between their en-.
emies and their once peaceful homes, OF
sink with them, weltering in our blood tc
onr graves. We do not claim to be brave
soldiers, but we do claim to be freemen,
born in free country, bequea'hrd to us
by our noble sires, and by that God who
rules the destinies Of nations; and we are
bound by every principle that actuates
the soul of the noble free, to hand 1t
down to future generations in It's purity
and loveliness, unsullied and free to all
people alike of all nations and tongues
under heaven. For this we will 6ght.--
For this our blood shall freely flow if need
be.
The health of the Regiment is good
and the boys are in fine spirits since the
return Of their noble commander, Colonel
Gibson.
Yours Truly,
II L
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10
I Fl E PION E E R.
rs PUBLISHED
9riaag Maraias,

tN SECOND STORY OF BEERrs' NEW BLOCK
stthe Low rate Of one dollar and fifty cents il
paid In advance; aud two dollars il pay menl
isdslayed six months.
8. N. PETTENGILL 4 co..
No.37 Park Row. New York, and 6 State st..
Boston.
are our agents tor the Pioneer in those cities,
and are authorised to take advertisements aud
subscriptions for Us at our lowesi rttes.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10
NJ, J

Ey- The annexed communication was
handed in for publication. 1t comes
from the 6lst Regiment O. V. l., now il
Virginia. 1t will prove interesting te
many of our readers
CAMP NEAR STAFFORD G. H., VA,
March q, 1868.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10

yENC ALL WHO USE EHORSES-DR. TO.
BIAS VENETIAN HORSE LlN1MENT
in piut bottles, price only so cents, is warran'
ted cheaper and superior than any article in the
market for the cure of Cuts, Calls Lameness Of
all kinds, Collie. &C., This is no humbug ar
tcle--tly bottle, it will speak for itself. None
are genuine unless signed S. |. TOBIAS. Depot
Sc ColtIandt Street, New York. Sold by al
Druggists.
March 97, ct
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10
APPoLoGETIc.

Owing to the scarcity of help in our
Office, and the unusuel amount of Job
Work, together with the Spring Election,
We have been compelled to issue only a
half sheet this week. We will be all
right again in few days, and hope that
the thing will not occur soon again.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-04-10
Satisfied.

Satisfied.
Many housewives who have been MS.
ing Soda for years have become satisf.
ed that DeLsnd & Co.'s Chemical Salera
tus is better for all purposes than soda,
and therefore cannot be induced to use
Soda or any other brand Of Saeratus.