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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS.

They arc Aporient, Tonic, Laxative, Alternative, stma.
ant, Counter Irritaat, Sudoriic.
AS EvACUANTS,
They are more certain and horoueh than the Drastic
Pills of AueS or Croton and Harlem Oil, Eaterum
aud more soothing and healing than Senna or RhubArb,
or Tsmarinds, or Castor Oil.
AS ALTERNATIVES,
They exercise moro powerful influence over tho liver
AMI its secretions than eaome mercury blno pill hsnoo
their importance in of Liver Complaints and Spleen
Difficulties, laundce, Dyspepsia, Bilious Attacks Head
ache &c. In the treatment of Fevers, either Bilious,
Yellow Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers they arc
superior to qunine. Their influence extends over the
entire system, controlling, strengthening, and bracins
up tho relaxed and wasting energies and regulating all
the secrotons the natural performance OF their duties
cleansing and purifying the blood and purging from the
system all diseased deposits and impure humors
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
Wny Railways Pills Cure Small Pox.

In Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Eryspeas, Yellow, Ty-
phod and other reducing ftrers, PuRoAroy is highlt
essential But to administer dose Of Drastic Pills the
irritation they would PRODUCE and tho relaxation and
depletion that would follow, would be likely to prove
fatal If physicians, in these cases, would give RAD
WAYS PILLS, they would always cure their patients
In these diseases mild soothing, healing and gently
stimulating laxive is required, which is secured by
RADWAY'S PILLS H-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
why Imperfect pills Grippe.

The of grping nausea, sickness, tenesmus and
debility that is induced By dose OF drastic pills. is
Ing their imperfect operation II with the facees tbs
diseased hmos left circulating in the SYSTEM wero ex
PEELED by these pills. there would be but little pain
gripping 1t is the absence Of the bile and other humors
which the imperfect pills fail to purge out Of the system
that occasions the pain. BY examining the stoes evac
uated after severe gripping they will DO found thin aud
watery.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13

ness, involuntary emissions, sexual debility and
impediments to marriage generally nervousness
consumption, fits, mental and physical incspac.
ity, resulting from self lfabuse-sre fully explain
ed in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by VIM. Young,
NJ. D. This most extraordinary book should be
in the hands Of every young person contemplating
marriage, and every man or woman who desires to
limit the number of their offspring to their cir
cumstauces. Every pain, disease and ache Incl.
dental to youth, maturity and old age, is fully
explained; every particle of knowledge that
should be known is here given. 1t discloses se-
crets that..every one should be acquainted with;
still it is book that must be locked up. and not
lie about the house. II will be sent to any one
on the receiptof twenty. FIVE cents. in specie or
postage stamps Address DR.. William Young.
No, 4l6 Spruce ct, above 4th, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
iR0h FRAME PIANOS,

Ag4Jastly pronounced BY the press and Music
Tsachsrs, as superior instruments. They are
bsilt of the best and most thoroughly seasoned
materials, and will stand any climate. The
tone 10 very deep, round, full and mellow, the
touch elastic. Each Piano is warranted for 3
years. Price from SITS to $700. Second hand
fiAucsst great bargains; $25, 40, SO, GO. IS,
81, 10y, lt5, l25, f40 and IT'S. Second hand
Msiox1sons from $50 TO 60.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
Horace waters Melodeons,

Rosewood cases, Tuned to Equal Tempera
nsnt with tho patent Divided Swell and Sol
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
TIE TRUE PILLS TO TAKE

that occasions Inc pam. Ey examining inc StOos evac
uated after gripping they will DO found thin aud
watery. .-.t-
THE TRUE PILLS TO TAKE
The only safe pills to take Dr. Radway's, because
they the only pills that secure pnrgation without de-
pleton, and expe diseased humors from the system.
CASE OF DYSPEPSIA CURED.
For many years have been afflicted with our ma
hona complaint called Dyspepsia--iAy sullsrugs nave
been constant succession OF horrors ! have spent
thousands Of dollars with tho hope OF realizing little
comfort and tranquility. All medication failed 70 relieve
me- until commenced TO act upon tho judctous advice
you gave me on the 9th Of April 1858. And now, asr
using your Pills, feel like new man. God bless yoss
and may this letter induce other suffering victims 10 this
accursed malady, TO Try the same means
W. CARPENTER
cARrKsrxRvulx, N. j., April 18th, 1850.
Mc,u,. Rad,eay q o., NJ Y. City.
" DIR. RAILWAYS RILLS are sold in Up
per ssndasky. Ohio, BY J. A. Maxwell and T;
!. Shisler. Druggists, and by Storekeepers and
Druggi.ts generally Each Box contains 20 Pulls
Price IS cents per Box,
Feb 6, lee3ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13
MARRIAGE.

IT'S loves and hates, sor-
i rows and angers, hopes
and fears, regrets and
Joys; MA NHOOD, how
lost, how restored; the
nature, treatment and rad
ical cure of spermator-
.l s1 I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-03-13

As also all Complaints Of Women, such -
IIyster,n, Lcuc.rrhoea OF Whites, Weaken-
Ing Discharges, Chlorosts, Irregularities,
suppression of the hIcnses. Inflammation
ofthe Womb or Blndder, Difiscult Menstrua-
tlon and all other Diseases Complaints produced By
excessive discharges or suppression the Menses.
Ladies' who desire to avoid the suierings and ncon
yeniences of these Irregularities, or organic obstruo-
tons, should not omit to regulate their systems by
means of one or two of RADWAYS PILLS once or twice
week, and thus be free from the many and great IN
oonyeniences to which ladies generally subject.
, 1863-12-02

The sale Of the cargo Of the prize, Petes-
hoff, in Brooklyn, amounted to near ,oo0.
The joke Of Punch Of brushing hair BY
machinery, which looks like no joke TO the
patronizer, is really stern fact, as such
machine is lu operation ut famous hair
dresscr's IN London
The greatest part Of the camphor which
and China. It grows abundantly however IN
Bornco md Sumatrn. The celebrated French
chemist Raspail proposes 1t as panacea-
mir. Lnyart, II. P, has been treated to Il
special excavation made In his honor at Pom
peii-the house cleared to the pavement at
lis visit, revealed among the usual fragments
large vino jar, Or amphora, inscribed 'Li-
4vamen flos Hos
The attending physician Of james B.
trcal Gazette, to deny the statement TINT Mr.
Clay was engnged In the late rebel conspiracy.
He has been confined to his bed for two
months.
"A paragraph is going the rounds Of the
papers to the effect that DR.. Schwarz, Of
Breslau, Prussia, obviates the danger from
using lead water-plpes BY passing through =
said to convert the interior into q sulphite,
and protects the water from the deletcrious
action Of the lead. This statement cannot
| possibly be correct, as potassium always ig'
| mites IN water instead Of dissolving, and By
no composition or decomposition would II
| transform the lead into sn1phite. Perhaps
it is sulplate Of potassa or tho sulphide o1
potassium which the sa5ant employs.
There is an establishment in the Rut
! Druot where you can buy and dispose Of any
thing. Lately they have been selling coins
| and among others some very curious speci
mems, the thalers Of Frederick H., stamped
| in Bres1au in l751. Among the workmen al
the mint was an Austrian, who hated tht
Prussian King. and declared that Frederiel
| lesia. To this man YVES entrusted the engraving
Of the image and superscription.- The formel
Ie left in It's native plainness, but changed
| the latter from stEin- Reich 'thaler'' to "Ein
Rcich-stathler." When this was discovered
the Issue was called in; but few coins .got
I Druot this week at fancy-not to say fabulous
| -psices,-ftris letter.
, 1863-12-02

presented a few days since. On this occasion
the regiment haring been paradcd In full uni
form, Major E. Il. Wiley, jr., made the pre-
sentation in behalf OF the ladies, reading the
eobjoined address: -
SPRINGFIELD. H., Oct. IL, 1868.
Soldiers Of the Second Regiment West Tennessee
In behalf OF the Iadies' Loyal Ie.gne, and the
soldIers' Aid Society, Of Springfield, Ill. VIC send
10 1o You il is doub1y dear as the emblem Of On,
never aiegEaceit. Strive to emulate tho glo5ious
Of TaoT I wo eqSat E
OF your freedom md never part With it while
is hand to grasp it, or bFaye he15t e cherish It,
Secretary l4aa Ladies' ASysl @ AZ League.
Secretary Soldiers Aid Society.
Col. Kendrick, IN rcceiving the flae: for the
~teTest they had manifested in the regiment,
md the efforts Of its officers to advance tho
country's cause, and pledged to them, and to
the world, that whenever occasion shoald
arise. such as tested the heroes OF Wagner
and Port Hudson, the soldiers Of the % West
the contrary, he felt assured that with like
opportunity they would exhibit to the world
an example Of hcroism not surpassed even by
flat Of the illnstrious 54th Massachusetts and
the 1st Louisiana.
After the singing of the Star spanglcd Ban
'ner, the regiment gave three hearty cheers for
| the Indies Of the Loyal League and Soldiers
Aid Society Of Springfield. Cheers were also
given for the ling, for the President and the
Emancipation Proclamation, and for General
Grant. ~
A deep interest, on the part Of the soldiers,
in the occasion and ceremonies, WIS evinced
by their close attention and their enthusiasm
at times. They are evidently alive to the
dignity and the important responsibilities Of
| their present position, and think there need
be no apprehension tint the old tiag will evcr
suffer dfBlonor in their hands,, E.
, 1863-12-02

Sanitary Commissions all would suffer very
much. Twice within the past week the floors
of the prisons lave been scrubbedat enndoWn,
and thus through the cold night following,
with no fire to drive of the moisture
where the officers must lie on
t],e floors, eugender1ng disease, or walk them
iii morning, On Two other occasions the
Ioors were scrubbed nearly half IN hour be-
fore the Officers we're ready to rise from their
beds, and thus In various ways, do the nn-
thorities seek TO make our position not only
uncomfortable, but dangerous.
after their arrival Mt the hospital the slck
are not unkindly treated and the ratfons given
to them are shade better than those served
to them while in the prison, but SO debilitated
have they become By privatfons Of food and
80 stricken bya.xposure previous to their ad"
mission, that The mortality among the Union
nrisoners OF Richmond and Belle lsland to-
t,ether has reached the startling number Of
XII the prison hospitals are unsufaclontly
snnn1lcd with medicine for the proper treat.
ment Of the silk, and finally the members OF
tiis committee individually assert that no
nrisou or pcuitentiary ever seen By them 10 q
northern State did not Burpass in cheerful
ness hcalthfnGs, abundance Of Tat1ons tssneo
Than In either Of the military prisons In Rich
mind. Respectfully,
Daniel Meekin, Surgeon, 2. 8. 4; Q; z HerfleS,
Surgeon, 31st Ills Vim. II. Houston, surgeon M -
OF u. Hcfrick Surgeon 1!th I. 81. =. =. MsT' st
SssS1 9Th Aaaus,a %ann ssss ss
ssog fat.R + cavalry j. II. Curdy, sp1geon Ohio
vi, Secretary g. Paahman, Surgeon ssd Pa. v"
Chairman
, 1863-12-02
THE SECOND WEST TENNESSEE E
COLORED REGIMENT.
Fla. Presentation by Illinois Ladies'.

JF1on Our Special Correspondent
Moscow, TENN. Nov e6, 1856.
It may be necessary to inform your read
ers that this regiment was organized at La
grange, Tenn, In June last, under the aus
pices Of the gallant Dick .0glesby, then con-
mnnding the left wing Of the 10th Army Corps,
assisted By that other brave and patriotic LII
nols officer, Col. james Il True, Of the CD
Illinois, who at that tine was in command OF
the fnfantry and artillery forces between La
grange and Memphis. The regiment no"
numbers. between eight and nine hundred
men, and is offlcered entirely from North
western regiments, the majority of the OFF,
GERS being from Illinois The Colonel, Frank
A Kendrick, formerly Major Of the Cd Iowa
cavalry, is an experienced md accomplished
officer, extensively and favorably known in
the Western army, through bis previous scr
vices with the cavalry. A remarkable degree
Of proficiency has already been attained by
these soldiers, and should like some OF your
coppethead friends, who don't think black
men capable of becoming soldiers, to see them
on drill or parade. It would convince them
TINT such persons can acquire the appearance
| Of soldiers, at least, ......
Certain patriotic ladies Of Springfield, ILL
nols, members of two Union societies there,
have taken suficict interest In this regiment
to prepare for 1t magnificent silk lag, which
was recently sent to them, and was formally
, 1863-12-02

The following returns Of the election held
in this State on the Sd inst, we have COM
piled with considerable care. In some of
the counties there was no contest, and We
have simply given the vote cast by the par
ty which made nominations and supported
them. We take the vote given for County
Treasures, as more nearly Influenced by
party considerations than any other. In
several counties we are compelled to give
simply the majority, being unable to obtain
the full vote It will be seen that the peo-
pie Of Illinois appreciate the situation, and
have dealt blow to copperheadism from
which it can hardly recover, at least not
within twelve month.
, 1863-12-02

the principles of true democracy. and TO tho
determination to maintain them.
In the confidence that your convention will
accord with the sympathies Of true demo-
Gratis, re respectfully tender to your body the
|, BIZ order Of the executive committee,
LORENZO SHERWOOD, Chairman.
HEEpv N'REIrLY Sec,
, 1863-12-02
Rnlu6R1ltFtttS.

M cVICKER'S THEATRE,
lX4 On Madison street. between State and peaz born
Doots open at o'clock curtain Hssa At precisely
FRIcY pP ApYIss1ov-lrtratc Boxes, R and 81.
r,rcsa Circle anil FatQnctte. - cents; Colotod (}.l
ley. IS cents Second Circle, 8 cents.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec I'd. 1851. frat bcne-
TT in Chicago OF
MIR, ]. 2. PRICE, Stage Director,
Who resncctfllF announces that on this occasion ae
viii present thc greatest BILL of the season Tho-
ktns lxsTRxIs, barr in Tho stndsst m"DnSs S; so%n-
taiHcnt nj sirtropoiitan HAIL. and vii present one Of
thes most h:llaEs enstrtainmenis FlFss nSM OF th-
great play Of
R06ERT E,IAEr; Or, Treason and Rebellion,
Robert tEtn1net,.. Mr. Evelyn kvan1
1T; s;,3re =, ?; III Mnrss
TO be followed by
YOUR LIES IN DANGER.
Jnnn ssEenE; Me3,skst sshconenntrg. Kanford
ke1.a Mnstrels IN one OF q ,hsi, ehoeess Bills.
MANN. Saturday afternoon. Grand Matinee.
, 1863-12-02
scr;nt;ons. and bring about those never

ending collisions and wars, beneath which
every nation in Europe to-day groans and
bleeds; but which the wisdom of our IA
thcrs has heretofore saved us from, by that
greatest and wisest Of all political expcdi-
ents, combining many separate States into
one supreme and enduring Union. So
enormous has become the burden in Eu-
rope, Of supporting their standing armies;
and such an incubus, are they justly
thought by everybody, on the labor, the
enterprise, the progress. the Life Of nations,
that with al1 men Of thought, Of patriotic
hope, or philanthropic purpose, one para
mount object Of their deepest solicitude and
most constant effort, is to devise some plan
by which these oppressive and terrible in
stitutions, eating out the substance Of the
land, and devouring its children, may with
safety be abolished. So earnest and pro-
found is this feeling and desire, 80 appa-
rent to ill is the magnitude and depth Of
the evil, that we find Napoleon bringing
it forward in lis speech from the throne,
and proposing to call European Congress
to reprcss, ifpossible, the evil, or at least,
lessen in some way, its imminent danger.
He sayB:
What can l,c p more II conformity With the IDEAS
than "a 70 O. ada1esa ourselves to III ronss.enee, tc
the ffaeon o. M IN a Counties; ane H. r.
yides as already lasted long enough-s The jealous
fhc q @ sSo c 70 be
atant}y. casting defiance At each other, By exag-
sen1ecs 10 be indetnitci4 cxSansted ii Tain osten
tatlon Of on st1e9gthf sha! Ee etetnallJ PR.
ir enritx nor var vii, its thsnces Of snccesst
But This condition of things, so periIous
and so mischieyous and destructive; which
the wisest statesmen and best men are strug~
Cling so earnestly and increasingly 10 escape
ffom in Europe-is the very condition into
| which these framers Of disunion and archi.
tects of secession, are striving with might
and main to plunge our own country:
Separate this united nation into two ad-
joining and independent States or Confed.
eracies, and you bring in at once prejudice
| and 1ancor between them; Jealous rivalry
of each others power; standing and exag.
gerated armies and armaments; disputes
collisions and never.ending wars; a coun
try impoverished and deso1ated; insupera
bic obstacles to progress and civilization
and our most precious resources exhausted
in vain ostentation Of strength, or ceaseles
conflict. The great and good men Of ever,
other country On earth seek andtoi to saw
their native land from these wrongs ant
evils; but the crazy schcmcrs of rebellion
and fanatics Of secession, innocent Of al
wisdom, as they are reckless Of all guilt
give fortune, life and honor 10 fasten upol
their country ill this long train Of misfor
tunes and oppressions Having by nature
, 1863-12-02
THE SIOUX WAR
AND
MASSACRES OF 1862 AND 1868.
HARPER / BROTHERS, kem York,

HARPER BROTHERS., htM York,
eunE1su 44H,s DAT:
HISTORY OF THE SIOUX WAI AND MAssACRE5
OF 1857 AND 1861. By Isaac Y. D. HkAzD. With
Portraits and nlustrationa. Emo, Cloth, u!5o.
~ Sold By Agents.
This atathni history Of The terrible massacres Of
196es Of which the opportunities Of the author--as
resident in Minnesota fom time previous to the
cupaton by the Sioux Of their "reseryatonr' tho
Minnesota Riyer, as connected with the command Of
General Sbley during the summer campaign against
tbs saysges, and member Of the Military Comm1s
sion at which about 90 Of the perpetrators wefc tried
have enabled him to present strictly authentic
rnttTe And Of such narrative, to say that It Ia
theutfc is give II the highest commentator. It Is
the recital Of events ut which tho heart Of shud
ders-of murder inflicted upon unofendtng men, upon
helpless women and innocent children, OF the burning
ofhomcs, and Of Outrage and rapine too deliberate to
ba believed, aud too horrible alpst to BE- told-of
calamity terrible and near at hand. The moro &tTik
Ing eyents OF tho stoEY arc soou tod-the outbreak
the series OF startling aud desoatinE murders-the
gathering together Of the Indians Of tho Upper and
Lower Agency for the contamination Of their diabo
teal work-al this moves rapidly through the nrst
bloody week. Then follows the punishncnt-the con-
dict with tho Indians, the pursuit the capture and
the final execution Of the principal malcfaetors. The
author closes the book with very sensible sug-
gestions to the future conduct Of the 1ndian De-
paEracut, with view to securing Justice to the In
dans and safety to tho white settlers In the vicinity
Of the HreserTatfou8.n
, 1863-12-02

HARPER 4 BROTHERs
HAVE just Punl1Au1D:
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HAHrHa's MAGAZINE and HARPxR'a NKEKLT, to-
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Piper, 80 cents.
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Narrative Of Three YeaTs' Residence in japan
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, 1863-12-02

1ano, was ffesaoent. Our Afternoon ms
Deem 80 cnure!y taRen up ~ he wal, mat
We have scarcely had time to think OF
merely pohnca1 questions; or OF questions
not partisan, but which concern admins
trat1on, ana the dignity and honor OF the
government
But turn your eye back TO the days when
the Bnehn1lan dynasty roasted and rotted
in the high places Of this nation. True
the sight Of cat11on IS not agreeable, even
at great distance. But it may be well to
look, for the sake Of comparison neverthe-
less; 1or. hope and courage need to be held
up IN these dnys. Think Of the universal
and intense corruption that alarmed all
Thoughtful men; that made honest men
blush whenever the thought Of public af-
fairs come into their minds; that raised the
question, 0how long can, or ought, d na-
ton to survive, when public virtue has died
out Of those who control it"
To how many men, sroaninss over these
dismal questions did the war come as re-
let Let Us have War:- anything but this
putna air, stagnant and tull Of odors from
thc charne' house OF sia1n vlrtues-any
thing rather than the dance Of the demons,
Who ought TO have gone into the swine,
II lnoeeo' mey d1a not' ana nave returned
hisaef aiaes nineteen hundred years a
STORM out ol doors Is oenef than inc s'1l
"eatner o. tne BLACK HOE
fIooao'y tne fasca's are not al aeao yer
UNI II Is . cotn.ott 70 anofo thcm he' Il We
can pe l1o o1 1neal presence III aae ooVeln'
aene "s .anuol zlt ~ w. nuae y. .ne.
11ve any.ep: lno.e 20 w WI .us aI1.ou >
anals,oat ~ &c. - . conso,aaou Auas w. ~ e ~.
- uase ~ w :. 1ote'e1 - = NV 49, " ..nsa. a
nna ,,.a ,,,ara ~. a,rnost 81 49, ~,g,,sa ]+;h ha
% 114ns1 ~ oco,nn,a;n,s ~ na:,,ot;on 1fenrh ~ a
cha1rcsayc % nowhroucbt thew arestr;cf1r ~ rcx-
-
, 1863-12-02
OUR PRISONERS AT RICHMOND.
How they are treated BY the
Rebels.
Official Report Of the Released
Prisoners.

WAsHNaroH, Nor. Is.
The following official statement Of all the
nincty-fvc, Surgeons recently released from
Libby Prison, was this p. m. presented to the
President. DR.. Ashman, Of Ohio, was Prcsi-
dent Of the meeting at which the statement
was adopted. While we have all along
known their true character, the rebels hive
succeeded in convincing the world that We
barbarously violated the rules of war, but
that their conduct was always regulated by
the most scrupulous regard for humanity.
The following document Which calmly and
aispassionately recites the facts on the faith
aud honor Of ninety-five medical officers,
none below the rank Of Major or Captain, is
valuable not only for the new light it throws
on the dismal suderings Of our prisoners, but
mainly because 1t gives us the recital Of their
sufIerfngs and the attestation Of IN official
sanction that no man in his sense Will ques-