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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
IMPORTANT TO LADIES

GREAT AMERICAN EDY"
ryx-. E81TvoyT9
Chgon-T Thermal Fcm male Pills.
~ HIEI naVE RIVER I4I FalLtD
t1aan tie directions have heen strictly
followed ia removing oifhculti.- a'ising troM
OBS faUGIioN OR STcPPAGG OF NATURE,
or ia restoring the s,s,em to perfect heaih ~hen
suffer ne from -pecini affections, Prolapsus Ctefi
cans. The Fills arc perfectly harmless on the
constitu ion, and m y bs taken by the most del
icate female without causing DIST ess At the
same time ~ ct Ike a charm,
by strengthening, iuy,gor4.ing aud resiosng tho
9, stcm to a healthy csnnition,and by bringing On
on the monthly period OF regularity To
matter from what cause the obst. may
arise The should however NOT TO taks1 the
first three or four mon rs OF pregnancy, though
safe at any other tine, as miscarriage .-uld be
the result. Ehca box contains 80 pills. Price 81.
Or. Ia vey's Treaties IN diseases q females,
Pregnancy, iiscarr.oge Bafrennees. SersA-
ty, Reproduction and itmse Of Nature,
and empbaticsliy the LADIES' PalvArK MEDICAL
ADVISER, pa u hiet OF So pages, sspt tree to ny
address. SIX cents required 10 pay postage.
The Pills ard Book viii be sen; cy mail.
Dental y when aesi, ed securely sealed, AID pre-
paid !, Ga receipt OF ncney by
J. BRYAN. NJ. d., General 6gent.
6-Cedar-street, New York.
Sold BIZ all tn princ,pa, Druggists.
Smi \ Il tiwyer, bolesaie Agents, Chicago.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PsaY ANsST CURE OF
Gonorrhea, C,oet. Ur::nra discharges Impo.
tepce. Seminal Weakness Nightly Emissions,
lnoon.:.ence. Genital Debility and Irii-
tao,i, ~ Gravel, Stsc.urs end affeo-
,ions Of tn, Kidney Bladder,
which has been used by upwards Of
100 PhyO4CtA1a0
in their private practice. With eatirs success, So
ps,eedirg Cubeh's Capsules, or any other CON-
rounr hitherto known.
RELs,3 SpECEFEC PIkEJ.!
are speedy IN action, often esectirg e euro in .
few DAYS and when q cure is effected it Is ter
n.anent hey are prepared fr IL vegetable e1-
tracts th,t are harmless on the system, ana nes er
rrus.a,e the stomach CT iupregna,e the breath !,
and being sugar coated, alt Bauseons STE il
avoided No change Of diet is necessa y whilst
using tn EN-, nor does their action interfere With
bnsiness Each Bex contains six dozen P'is -
Price 81 sold BY all the principal druggists.
In places where no agent il advertised they will
be sent ~ mail. pus, pal !, and oou6iert,aIy ,e-
cured from obser sa,ion when desired. receipt Of
uoney, By J. BRYAN M. D., 76Cedar-st, n. Y.
smith wver Wholesale Agents. Nhicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

A correspondent Vi New York pa.
per, whose letter we pnolish o-dsy, writ
ing sbonl U,ab, rem AK. ut is asserted
by the Mot nous that the most porfec,
harmony and goo feeling prevail among
the wives Of the harem, but have pos
tive information which shows this TO be
f4lse." The c.rrespondent is worry ike
~ to be right. The only thing that
would lead one 10 conot it IL that Brig
ham Young Or any other Mo. mon can
stand the fury OF en-, fifteen or twenty
wives, each jealous OF tre other. There
can be little parsdiscsl 6lss 10 the ''sta c
of pologsmy."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

The Eicm oni Eramines Is very any
ions to know why toe 'nnnlnerabIe vic
tories won by the rebels have all beer
barren. he yic,o, "end with com
paiitlve lets OF K lea aad wounded, ana
with sn inventory OF Captures there j.
no territory regan ned, 90 enemy DIS
latch d 1t Is thought snilic'ent to have
accomplished the death OF several tho S
and lapkees, and the aking OF a Ger
tan humble. Of emai' ann, cnlos anc
other Trash Oh the ba tie field"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
EaA sx a. ~ a ss T..

The Il N derssgncd beg leave
To call the attention Of the
public a.sd the e. :dc in var.
licular 10 their comp icte
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF g. HEAvy Harlow ARE,
cosnpri.ingeverythingsuit.
ed to 1 he .JObbing Trad. Of
the West.
nayjDs unequaIcd Cas i'll.
ties for purchasing II OH1l
Manufacturers direct. we
shall keep our stock CON-
suansly up 10 tlsc requ re-
meMts GA ane country, ma
offer Good. ut
Il g. ". G. * Il eeEG =
nEd better eeTms t:iaE, amy
other Epas.se ia,itse IraHe.
early CALI IL resp .ct-
fully solicited.
Orders b. mail receive
prompt aascfaE0r.
NJ sfss 81 ~ sen,
no EsaIG 5 8L0GK, FROST ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
Third Edi~ ion, 5Oth Thousand
ANEooD.

TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
"A Involuntary Emission, hiental and Fhysica
lncapacity, Loss 81 Power. Premature Decay, I'm
pediments to Marriage, Nervous Debility, Self
abuse, Sexu Il Diseases, &C., DC.
BY Rcpr, +. BILL. u. D., Member OF the Royal
College OF ,u,geons,L udon - pages Plce 6 ct.
This book SD uid DC reaa by every one, and
part cuiary By tho.e arriving At hanL GOD. Ii
con taiDs il .or asvioe to AL and the means Of
cure 70 tbs affected is plainly set forth. 1t has
Sured Tzousr.sds rom a !. y. Of Misery.
Sent und er a sealed envelope, by mai, on re-
oeipt If Ice oney or postage ~tampe by
J. BRYAN. n. D.. Oedar-St New York.
ap.0-iw1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
Nervousness, Emaciation, Hystsria

LOW SPIRITS, WANT W ENERGY EPILEPSY
They are sovereign remedy Tor the Head sche
and 10 fsci, oil diseases, no matter woAt theil
ncmes, tlst have az OrigiLin Ncrvous GeranRe.
, menI OF the stofnach an Liver. and Knowing NJ
such " ri as tai. thtir march is % wnrd AMI up
ws.u 20 perfection. Tney operate ne q Mild Ca
n ar;c. lsisisg the system from sl accumula-
lions Of acid matter ard are adapted fer all ages
end const. ;Htions. -.
few dosus will light up n eyes with brillien.
cy inp.rt rich glow oil beauty SO the cheeks, 6.
the Ill aitb estacy, and pTins The beauties Of
the unknown world down 70 mvr al vision They
~ III ada riumpness the forn,free the skin from
ali ibpies and eruptiers and leave the mind and
body rs clear and bright as fairy dream.
"el Dcholy ard gloomy anticip ations are dis.
pcl.ed, ami the de2.ou ct Emu. is bahi bed.
Les, OF Power and Impotence yields before
tn em as he dew before the rising sur.
Debiliiatod Persons a,e renewel IN strength
and ' goy uLdcr their magic influence, ana tuey
arc CO liable alriOst incpnc, isab!e oudurRuces,
whicn causes new lite TO dawn upon them.
They possess the power Of producing sleep Is
peac ul infant, and Of luliine pain like
charms from The land Of spirits.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Palp' tatiou Of the heart
sui Prostitution is snt,rely cured by use Of mem.
They are rival TO QuiniDe, as generel tonic
and Tor the cure of ennis and Fever.
The per .Iclous habit OF OPIUM eating and
drau drinking il overcome oy tie use of them
Tho sYs etn is angel under their ma ic indu-
euce and the de.i.e 10 ndul4 v Ill M longer exist
The u,spiritea become hopeful, the despai,isg
happy. The nervous =, ring into elastic lie. Tho
weak h suIae new streng b Tue author ard
speaker each receive new lucas, sn. tho pen is
gifted with o skill that entrances the weird
The .,olfier to gets the WEAKNESS o. his march
an endewcl W tn almost supernatural endurance.
The Mechanic i raised t. Tie highest pinnacle,
ami ;nbued ifh the spirit OF upfa,iiGg energy.
-cd by all druggists, ia Foxes % cents eac1 !;
and 10 large BOXES, contain ny email, 81 each.
lie VIII b sent by mail, prepaid, ON receipt
of thc uion.y by the Proprietor,
} BRYAN. n. -. 70 edar ST., New York.
S:n.itl :. ~ yer. " u .le Aaen,s. bicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
MAN se0OD!
now LOST! HOW RESTORED
Just Published, IN a sealed Envelope
Price SsY (ents

TREATMENT AND RADICAL
I wesk-ess, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual
Debility and Impeainonts to Marriage generally,
Nervousness G. assumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical Incapa ity. resulting from
Self-Abusc, dc.-ty koB'T J. CULVERWELL,
NJ. ID Author of the Green Book. DC.
a u on TO ahns -au1a of sunerers.S
sent under ses! in plain envelope, to any ad
lrcss POI. seid. on receipt Of six cents. or two
pos.s re st,mps,by DIR. Oh. J. KLINE,
Iq7 Bowery New York Post Ofiies Box ASA.
sclH d3.n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24

Sorc IDEA can be formed Of The mag.
ni'ude Of the work Of iced ny an army,
frOm the tact that .he com,nssary at
Fairfax S alton issued on satin Ga, st
three hundred Thousand rAtions, aud tt Il
seventy five cara with comm,s-sry suI
plies we're ulladen NJ that station dur
,ng The snrne period.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
ST d " r. $ !.
Christ0pilcr tM'lsss,
Hors. shosr T. Veterinary surgeon

ONE DOOR " Est OF coz OF Cd ROCK ISLAND,
~ WISHES TOINEORM THE cir
MTENIzsss OF Davenport end Scott
e JVC unity gener Al that he hss per- v n
tnanenty locate himself in this city where he is
prepared ~ shoe horses On the scientific princi-
pies Afsertweo.y yea study ard practice on
tho anatomy OF the foot. OF which time he has
spe eleven years uuier the supsriat"n cnce Of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, 10 wishes 70
say tat ne VII I've salts action to eli persons
b vim horses iabor.ne under the disease Of Germs,
or con,rac,ions. commoriy called "aough bound
interfering overrcach ing, quarter cracks, esnd
cracks, surains Of the ogas. founders, rang bones
and spavi.s. for Ill OF n icn he variants q per-
feet care Il curahis r. greater rart of these
ieeases are eausei nv ssoang or want OF Vrorsr
iui lpeyt ire' ttf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
&C TT - u III II II Z . M
CAN B. CURE

The advertiser, a Physician tf thirty years cx-
perience, 10 the ire ssnen' OK Lung '0es,
kronch,tis. asthma, DC, but now retired frem the
prsc.ice is desiruns OF inpsr;ing his experience
by difusing information ipvsinable to suffering
br,ne,itv and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine ALL no do or all tie will
send Prescription. with fuil directions tor use.
adapted TO each particular cass,abd Viii surely et-
seo, a. euro Try ir-lt will cast You nothinY-a
s.. mp REQUIRED for postsg, Address
u. LON +, N. ~. boz 500. New York City
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
Framing Timber,
Clesss. stun, Fencing,
siding, L&sth,
AhsMgIe 3 r. Ptckets

all Of which is sold ut the very lowest market
price. Farmers and Buliers will fnd it greatly
to their aovauts 20 to purchase oil "a.
unber varis ut tho Mil above the Railroad
Nr,dge, and on Harrison street, between 18th and
l4th. ID yenport, Io~a. ine9-isn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
ls,y a. NJ HOOD
ASDTBI
VeSgOr Of Youth Rest ren
IN FOUR WEEKS EY


DR.. Kicors of Paris) after years Of esrns It So
u.;,, tior has n, enrtn acceied to the urgent re-
quest of tho American pubic, aud appointed an
agen, in New YORK for the snle % his vaiu asa
highly ,rizei sseace Of Lite. This wonderful
avout vii! restore Manhood to The n4ost shattered
constitutions whether Arising from excuses. the
.sf.c,s of climate. or M aral causes. The time
rennired to- cure ID most invatetate case - Tour
week. and j. usal according to printed II struc
lions which are sety simple ai.ure is imp sit.o
This Ii. e-re storing remedy should be tases y III
a..., 80. as sra sfracty ava uermAnt I,
.srnn,,.3 "a nv the mcii a, pres to ts
...,ast discovery ever made It's dow ,pi ,g
49,. ,o;r,.u,ous Succ. IS in every SO is
Y.; ne III - .c;apce .,verthrows Ign fn,e.
Dr. Ricord 3 r ssence Of i.i'eis sold 10 sas Win
-, ,,s..rc,;on. for use At So or fvui guam les in
- co.. 20 and Iii be sen. to aay part, c. fu ~
"nsa ~ rans,n.o -, rcm,,, nee 20 his ace diI ii
agent. Pan ip ROLAND, Az 3roor 81
ar27-dSv1y one doer W stof r 'adT :.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
LONDON 4 LlVERFuQL
Ire 4 Life insurance Com ,anJ

VFEICE, DO w ALL OIL FlNb 81, L.
aid up capital, surplus and rsssrvee
L0GdS. 's~s $1,000
Invested in this Country. 4o,93o
Yearly revenue over ........-....--... % NV
TAe Shareholders Personally HesltOnsi.
ole fos engagements ~ tho Ccm pnDy.
Al Directors must be Sh0reho1dt rss
as xsksoxs soR DAyKyrOsT:
Geo. a. French, Loronso schseksr, Tishslas
Kuhnen h Co.,, Geo. l.. Davenport. Almct Skeol,
Nicholas J. hnach.
nSw oRE:
or.nns;l, Mintora i o., haspN d B-othess, Dun.
oan, Shorrisn 4 Co.. Alexander T. Stswsfs.
J. c. WASBBUnN, Agent FOR pavenpcr. and
Rock Island ilys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-24
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MEDICAL
Iore TaJg0ltc Rua Gold
DR T.SJV-, y LIFE PxLL&

NCIEsCE at last hss brought 10 light he teue
~ sntidore II siekness, std mankind can ind
refuge from sorrow, psin end Disease. By the
use BEYass ifTE fills. thOse Who WANDER IA
depths Of sorrow.an whose nervous .emIesAmsoi
aids k.ener ang ish 10 every III Of life, ssoomes
- IL Wsse, biessed With . new exirtsnce. The
clou so fate, soWbre IN their hues. roll away
the stars OF hops one BY one erge from tho teey
fecessea OF the soul: tears Of anguish and xtie.
ere changed to smiles Of icy, and The 70 noow q
peoce arches its spleudor Ger the raging waves d
essksses and whilst this wonderful change 10
Effected, there 10 no secondary acsi . 70 leave .
weakuess in i,s train or bad effects upon the mind
or body. The nervous hyp0choodsisc nssd -
longer resort Il Opsm, Morphine, LIQUORS or other
stmulants TO drown the cares Of lite BRYAx's
LIva PiiLs are perfect substitute; they regulate
the stomach. Liver aud hillary secretions the
arrangement OF which Is the chief cause Of Ner-
vousness, Headache, &c. To the d esq ending the
are Of inas.isua bic value, they fcicive the mi
and bring to il such Visions Of untold sp.endo
that ina ins,ion stands aghast, and they reve
in joys that lifts them up the highest altitud
Of happiness they spread the soft wings 0. hops
and the doy. Of peace 20 the 5osoms 0. the wret-
ched, and warm the cold hearted with the ere OF
ar lent love.
The Poet is inspired with thoughts Of hrillianoy
The Orstor with words OF IRE.
Tho So! iier with indomisable courage.
The Scholar wish rev ana brilliant ideae.
The inventor with brigh. conception If noble
discoveries. BryAs's !ivx Pills are universal
Nervine owning equal. overlea ring The barriers
of prejudice and curing ike magis all cases Of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
IEATEIS.
coMMuSicATEp.'


In this village, on the 2lst inst, after shor
illness, Mas. ELLEN, wife Of P. Hoffman, in th,
3sth year OF her age.
The deceased was daughter Of Daniel anc
Eliza Bishop, Of Tiffin, where she was brought
up, With her family she has resided about ter
years in Upper sandusky. She was aiespected
and loved member Of the Presby te ian Church
and in her christiaa character was meek and
unassumiuR.
She loved the House Of God. and her plrc.
was seldom vacant, when it was possible fo
her to be epresent.
She leaves behind her husband aud seven
children 10 mourn her loss. She was faith
full and uff, ctonate wife and mother--as a neigh.
Dor, she was kind and sympathsing, aud as a
protesting christian she WAS exemplary iu life.
The funeral was numerou.ly attended by the
neighbors aud friends OF the deceased, who
thus showed their s!mptthy for the bereaved
family, and their appreciation of the worth OF
the departed. r. r. II.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
Fine Establishment.

| f1ne bataDllbHueHl'
Joseph Maxwell, having leased the
middle room in Beery's Block, and titted
liz up in magnificent style for the pnr
pose of carrying on general drug busl'
ness, has taken possession of his new
room, and stored it with every descript-
ion of drugs, medicines, dye stu1s etc,
in which the market abounds. The good
taste Of his accomplished clerk Billy
sulliger, is displayed in the lettering of
the drawers. and the arrangements Of
the bottles and jars, whilst the Superior
Judgment of Joe" is seen in the selec-
ton Of the goods, and especially the
fancy articles which is made part Of
the business Of the house. Indeed we
feel as if we could crow a little over the
small dimensions of the drug stores in
the rural villages Of Tiffin and Bucyrus.
Maxwell's gives person an idea Of
something on the plan of a city establish
ment. He designs keeping on hand and
for sale at all times Drugs, Medicines,
Dye Stuffs, Oils, Paints, Fancy Arti-
cles etc. a.r ,a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
Fairbanks Scales

Fairbanks Scales
Having learned that in o ne cases, per-
sons with whom we have no connection,
whatever, have been travelling through
the country representing themselves as
our agents, or as selling scales made from
Fairbanks'patterns, &c..ve deem it prop
sr to say that the genuine F"irbankS's
scales are only made at Saint Johnsbury.
Vermont where they have been made for
thirty-three years or more by e q T.
Fairbanks d Co., the orig nal inventors,
and that others represented as such are
only limitations. 1.-THE agents for such
other scales have confidence in their mer-
iis. they would have no occasion 70 resort
to such means to sell them, or avail them.
selves Of a reputation which the M,ssrs,
Fairbanks have honestly earned. All
cur travelling agents will be furnished b.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

Rive Twentios."
h. h. Mckee g. Son have been sp-
pointed by Jay Cook g. Co., Agents for
the County of Wyandot, for the sale OF
the Government New Loan, called "Five
Twenties." They are called "Five Twen-
ties" because they are twenty year Bonds,
but they may be redeemed by the Gov
ernment in Gold, at any time after five
years. The purchase Of these Bonds of
fers a sure investment to those having
idle money at hand. In addition 10 its
being sure and safe investment, you
will aid in their purchase, the Govern
nent in its efforts at suppressing the re-
belliom For further particulars enquire
of r. F. Mckee d. Son, at their Banking
House, Person House Block.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
The Continental Monthly

The Continental Monthly
We find in the regular visits of this ex
cellent Periodical, succession of rict
literary treats.
The May number is fully equal to its
predecessors. "The Merchants Story
by Kirke, and "Was He Successful" by
Kmbsll, are continued with unabated
interest. 1t is impossible to enumerate
all its good things, but every intelIigen'
reader will find something to admire
The Independence OF the Continental is
shosn in the present number, by its per-
hitting & contributor to crticise the opin-
ion of the Court in the case Of Shylock VS..
Antonio. This is really going too far
The ruling must be sustained, if we don
wish to be- bled to death by our own Shy
locks.
The Continental is published for the
proprietors. by John F. rrow, 50 Green
Street, New York. at So per snuum.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
Look Out for Your Dogs.

Look Out for Your Dogs.
The Legislature at its late session, pas.
sed an act by which the lives of the ca
nine population Of the State are put in
jeopardy. The principal feature of the
Bill, is, that any dog running at large be-
tween 7 O'Clock P. NJ, and 9 o'clock A
NJ, may be killed; that any one killing
any dog SO fornd without his master,
shall be paid, by the Township Trustees,
So, and, also, that the owner thereof shall
pay a fine of IS. Dog killing at this
time could be made profitable business,
as there are any pnmbsr OF worthless ours
the town. Three dollars head
for killing dogs-look out for your ''poo-
dies" gEs7r 7,1l-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
The Union Club.

The Union Clsb.
The Club on last Monday evening, was
largly attended; the best spirit snmating
the members. The application for mem
bership was large. Let the cause be car
ried forward. Let, Union Clubs be or.
gsniz.d through the County. Let the
people awake to their true interest.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01


Blowing" r. ~ .e5s,4.
We DO not mean Old Roreas, business
men "gassing' about their sales. Now,
We know very well from the STIR in our
village last week. that business was brisk,
and our Merchants were in good spirits.
as dsy sftsr day their counters were
crowded with customers. On Sat
urday our street were ,hronged with wa
gems, buggies, ect.. and the streets were
filed with people. and Goods were going
off at "doube quick time. On Monday
our frieads were 'blowingp a little shout
their saies--ou. house hayiug reached
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

| Naw Goods.
! Hunt d Holdidge, have rem we'd their
Dry Goods Sloe from The old stand to
the new brick. Ayres Block, directly op-
posi,e tbs Court House, They have just
receive a large stock of Goods. and are
rr.nnina rbem off At unprecedented low
pric. es, for .'hese raIe times.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
Try 10 all Msa1a

Try ~ all NsGaa
I ~, q, aur ,.a icts hnre been tlou-
bed /" na'tAc ligh aal upttorm b!>c,'' L.
IS noie osa 4iui,sbe hey do 80 We
ID Laa,. d "a. 8 JAExTcAL SAL4HarDs.
that is a pure article, not detrimental to
health, and sare IN Its effects. Try it BY
all means.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

Pilsing Up. =, ;, .....
We have a. there WAS an election few
weeks ago-~ ould it not be well for hi"
to peeseat the ",ileh'g up of manure IN
oar Sllies4 It's a nul sauce that should
not tie tolerated ior sir gle day. VIII
our Marshall attend to hay. 'uS them re-
pluyed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
Fsst Day

FaEt Day =
In accordance with the proclamation
Of the Presidcut of the United States,
yesterday { Thursday was observed as a
day OF lasting aud prayer by oar citizens.
The principal places Of business were
closed. and in the morning there were
services in the NJ. E. Church, and in the
evening at the United Brethren.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

Cane Gzswer's Manual
This is treatise on the culture of ST.
gar Cane, giving schedule Of the time
to plant, the kind of soil best adapted to
its growth. the time for harvesting, &c.
This work is gotten up by Rev. A. Ny
ers, A. NJ, and should be in the hands Of
every manufacturer Of Sorghum Molasses,
as the instructions it contains are very
useful. He has invented a process by
which Sorghum Wine can be made that
excells in flavor and quality any imported
wines. Rights and Recipes sold to those
desiring them. Send fol copy Of the
Manual--only rs cents.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

Bogus Soldiers Look Out
BY the Laws of the United States, riohe
but soldiers in active service, are permit
ted to wear uniforms-any person wear
ing the same, and not soldiers, are liable
to be fined $500, aud to be imprisoned
for one year.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01
On A Fishing Tour,

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Billy King is the fisherman OF the vii
lage. and he is always boasting of whs
"w hopprrs" he angles out of the Sandus'
1, River, and nj kes all kudS OF faces a
;t"se wi" cann"y corX TIE "h n ty'b"
a bic a, ejf aoal--w /, We "yive :"
I1e. b y s"y~u- on asln-" as he y
ON "petly". -'nr 'as' ason''ay W.
thought we would try our luck, and We
h.Nl hardly got lour doors from our "t'
iice, when We caught three large "gud'
re ems ".--none Of your litlls insignificant
sun fish, but regular lake white fish ---
If any OF our readers want to make sure
thing Of it, 'et them only bate their hook
with one OF L ucle Sans shinplasters, and
60 fishing at Berry's Grocery, and the.y
will be sure to ''hsul out" the finest kind
Of fish. There's where we caught ours.
Billy's could not compare with them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-05-01

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