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nNE % SIN IHXES of WINCHESTER's

hNE ~ SIN BOXES of "WINCHESTERS
~ srECIflC PiLL- will permanently any ease OF
Ne-as ~ rLsHsss daily or nightly, hoME,ER AIskt'ArED,
watcher r-sun. fron isdiscyst'w E1oers and VIII 30
and egua is efficient affections OF tho Prostate Uhbetes,
an die, ,s-se generally Of the Urinary Orycss
PROFESSIONAL OPINlONs.-"lhsveu used your SPs.
cric PITT many Of speyasorAsa, AID With the
p4st ;er,eei sueess"-J. Milton SANDERS M D., LIZ D.,
Br,o.i,s. .t1 I'D
II $ specific Gny medicine can be. have
cured very with from SIX TO rES DOSES n
Mira NJ H.. Ed Repeytcvy Of MeA Seiencs, Neac York
rERsOSAL.-Mr Wiaehesiey Is WORTHY or ALL coxri.
pxcr, and ievot~s himself Enthusiastically to these Psepas
u. Meredih Reese n. d., LII. d. A~sress Medical
Goss!!e, Aeu, York.
Tie SPECIFIC PILL Il not a Homeopathic remedy
does contain Mercury Iron Cah,des or any injurious
insrrd.n Price. PER box, sx boxes vars ofdved az
oEeeJ 'ol 80 by mail sod whoesaIc and RETAIL ~
j. " INClEslER No. ~ Jo..n.s,., y. \.
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ale0ird!.
II ANHOOD and the vlGoR of YOUTH re.

MANHOOD and the VlGOR of YOUTH re.
WI .tond ia FOUR MkkAs BY u. RECORDS rs.
SENCE Of iIFE--Dr RECORD oi Paris, a.ter years of
e1nest has lei stn seded 10 the arsent re-
quest OF the American public AID sgpelsd an Aor M N
NEW-NOEh fpF the sale OF his valued nj highly pnxed
Essen + or LIFE. i.+
Til. wonderful AGENT viii .'oFe manhood 10 tie NEST shat
tered eousation arising frcrn TIE rfects
.. climate natural Tie tn- r-anI,d - .e the
inr-,sfatr Is four weeks and II usec ac0sdiDg TO
te nod (which very snp,e iailofe i'm
pS'.ib.r. -. :. f,
Thi he restoring remedy should be taAen oy az aooutto
ma. . IL. effect. .re permsn~n ii. lcds.d 0y The
iic.t pres ue the srass' discovery ever maze
It's developing powers are ais-rnioas eIcerss IN every
case Lat -ci.nc- osrrLrcvs i:ncssace.
ng RECORDS EssENLk OF lls /, so.l IN osers, with
fs -pran. Tor a. - ~ fgdI qasrths IN one for
So ami will t. any part o! the County ,eiay
packed Ie,rps III remittance 10 LIZ accredited agent,
PHILIP ROLAND No AL Brooa--s-, one door west Of
B.ual,ysy kc.y-lori.
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Arrived.

Steamship Sco,is (R. M Juakns, Liverpool Aus 20 via
A,i,ed Sept s. lat a. Ion q 70 passed barb
Ship Emil iian orm.nn valencia July IS and 20 day,
Baii Eudorn (ofYsunou,h N. 81 Hilton Newport Eng,
20 day. railroad iron Had very rons weather the
fret r, Of the massage light variable wind. and css
Bark knest!ne Odng Young ZuA 2" days sussr 10 H. r.
Brs Jndinc iDsn Anderson RIO sncro 20 days In ballast
20 Napier Wisoid Has been day. ~ q hsi,ra' WIN
hsh. Wind. ard csrs SEPT lat j ~ Ion 20 20 'fo'e
yrir Commerce tFr Tourmarn Martinique e days sugar
Bris Daniel Boone Gilmore Ma;.la' u days uol.sc' to
Bris Two III. Il windsor " 81 Holmes, Bnbsdoes Arg
IS iao.a:se. 10 J ,. Whitney a Go.
b pope Drrant St yinoen, ii days rnyar AID moAs.e
Hrir .na Owen wslsee Scuvia' &c days. sugar TO reei
schr Harriet Ryder Key Wed IS days in bA, to Joseph
scSr Anna Sheppard. Ringer, Washington, D. C, days
SHIT vic,ors weeivnd M.amor.s q days. cotton to Vie
Sent su,sn bears Boston days ndse. to s. W. I<w'
scht Psvte ucL. MiDcr Mlbrijsc 10 days, hinbe' to
Sehi vih-Surs Haie1 Rccland stone for Staten l,An4
Sehi Henry ti,h ps,. bsuisg s aoyi coal
soAT. Abigail. Jennins.. NIsini. wood
sehI Connecticut Deem Norwich
rsr.r steven. Raymond. =
steamer I-r.e, blue ~ y uanspor,) Jaeimzn Sceb~rn
SEPT ard liza erss Inlet I'd via for"ss Aoroe 9th to L.
lioisosf IL - t@Ahsror'l, hnetot Nuf
D. md iia;er,s lnle; Sep 10 L. :. ciAf;.imssier
Steamer Dudley Baci, a.. uAa'rorl smith, Ne~be'u
" { Sept . g. |. :. Assistant Quartern4s<t~f
Steamer Tseouy Pierce, Philadelphia Hdse to Lops
Kiftr sffiek $780,
steamer FrHniiin Young Baltimore. ndss. TO William
DaH.l.
s. e.ner Petrol Davis Provino~. md-~ se, 10 bynrer
Steamer ospFry, Ald'ieh ProSid"os nd-- to h!nn''
Tie .hp Her7os.n Won Brshsn; fbe,or- reported below
y%--d By the steamship Scotia 81 M Of The 9Th 30
mile. T. Of Sandy Hooi
Tho s,ea,nhp George ws.hinston 10 tie Dry Dsei ff
eIaisl.sloa-
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81 NO.OOO LOAN q N or THE coTN :.

M - sOOOsOOO IL W sb"-ichh.-S p
SII.TIfDNs Gcrvby invited 10 Loan OF I"o h.ls
approved by the Nayur AagaAs ~ sJ ried
IA O,Gnaase 10 prVrfds jov tse proc~r~~s ~ ssb.o'
csrss cifii1as hr Ga d~f C0gsy ~ Ses- OK Tho
hars been nj. asrsif-r - vfe< To- - hr rrry "
tie ta.os dsy,,g sr,sttsg W. ssd ~ ettf rs,-
The proper sno p'ions Will be oyenr Il tic
Comr,fol,r. Once and a,g saturday Tie -sh o. Auspt
instant, and viii remain open usA tao wAo- 'rni 'h~ ee
al.
Sghschcr, vii b- required "a deposit with The County
Treasurer froi~a Bank within nyc diy acr enter
Inc their .ub. pion. ,hs amounts suhsc sei BY ibyil
presenting thrrr ry-'. iof The mor! 10
the ,omrtIoicr hey viii fco.svc iosi, d" County ior
eaua amounts rrd~cina bic b.i,s- sessmt0 4 D.
with incr,. on toe date Of pa,NcS iac ga'c 81 sA fER
CENT Per anpun. - .
CITY Of New.fork pepArmea OF siaan>r. tonp'feiless
Onps Angus, IS 1904
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Puovvsr MApnAis Ovpcr srH Cosoar.iosaL/
DnrHioT. 20. ~ bnoipuAr

Pnovvsr MApnAis Oypor srH Cosoaysiosh(
pisrHioT 40 I, ~ bHOApvAr
st~ Your An.4s u. iya
The Board Of Rnrol,u'cut q tA' b.''re' ~ rom
tnrnee Seicn 81 ~, pgfplss q hosirs Claims 10 ~
~snIt.on. 90 THURSDAY. ST LOO. II G e.oSh NJ
'iets He4Agalfsf, and vii ds,ois 'leL boli sd -
many may DO sso~-.sy aeeoaaaotais isfiies having
ba.ile.. With ID. bosfd
Th- sasiou, hsnis fr piors h. procured iA
% and Ia a. are - properly filed ~ Asi Al,"
h th.f ygrseui.on No L.i. -. 3. trd ~ Ia
boaId. ,.
Prf.ous claiming rssmpon On NJ roani o. Ai.ns.e vii
be required prodao the cs-fei and uos' aniolttd Tea
mon, -f.illls them To- fi-G gilen unl"f tic ..~
Fsisor, enrolled Ia the Iouff-sonsi Dstrr' snd hs'f
Ira aofnc e,il ard rho nsy lsst been legal, enrolled
and drafted pfoeufs teTh-. u tH!o..
NJ. q, nom 10 o'clo,A y daily.
Per,ous dsrous Il obtaining Information can an a. u sane
hau,. IA Al no otl.sg. HfsJ b. MAsikRiE,
rfoso~ M.fsl.aI. siL DlItIict.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rses 5G ISets.......... 6:2l Moon-Rises ALL
HGH WATER THIS
Sandy Hook. 1901 Gov Island 5:49 He'll Gse.... $3.50
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furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED fIRNIItRE Oh
w.usnt.s n.anul.tur-. Also sot hs.tnut and Argt
tb.nb-f sui.s plain and ofnsiH~uta Al H. = fAhhiSV-
IoS : - ,Ana.t opposite "o-,es. k't-bs''hes lst
L'NAMLLED Chamber Furniture. - The
IL BE-. u IAN. I'd Furniture. IA .. c,of' and
u,rs Nsnat Thss:nut Pam .nf orr .u-u'al 90 r4iss.
WLossAls .sd Retail. Aso, MAisfrss.s sni fa4..ssss
WARRfs MAltD 40. - trsind'si.
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Disasters, &c.

Disasters, &c.
The Losr BARK CAsrAH-sAyETr ov AsorHrs o. nrn
roATsTLc bosi thai ~ charge o! tic Second Dss@ 81
, vessel when o.. fogndercd and which sprpos-d
10 have .,1r-d for Bermuda ashore At tho Gfssn
Run Maryland, the <h Inst sfi'' being h'c day, ga
The Kindly received by NJ jams - ." ~ho ts
,e led 70 pfoeur. them pssas New Yort They -
hewYori IL dfeT,ni vessels tie captains isinAns 'he
with ire- passage
The chip Anderson. CAPT. Percy from hsecn fac Wv
York with ~ wool. marble, Gait and eoft~""d. 10
,.hore or Ab.ero,n Be.eh. The alp Il In GOOD eondilo
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maitbes, 1ewe!rp, ST..

NOLD WATCH for SALE Detached Lever,
" fun jewelrd, not . dol~n time. aud cold nom
necessity. Price 50. Addrs~ FORD, station u. Po"'
Once.
WAT Els at MANUFACTURERS
w PRicEs.-By sendDJ ti7 soto AktAKDALE Go,
No IS broadway you VIII fscsivs splendid Gold Lsyef
Watch medium small slso beautifully enCsved essss iul
.sd warranted 10 hssp good time Tho money returned
II approved
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Bank 6iaicmcnts.

Pacific Bsnk.-stsisnent of tho PACIFIC BANK "
e,calr,r h, Clstssf tic saens bsiaf
dsy. ID. ~ u ssf<s u.D~f i~s -
A,,,sss smonn, OF Loan sni psoan1 oieolftI %
Assrsas 81 kgscr lcvs,a 80
Avsosss amour, Q. Cftai. .,ct. -
Average IL DsJ<siu .:..... Intoo"i
CIV sni Count, u S,~ jacob Campo Pf'sSsri
IN. drs, and s~y bs The above
j. CAMPBELL
de. Fs.rss. notary Patne.
Tyndesuou's Bank. -, .i.mSus Of The TRADE
MES BAsk r. Required by Chst-r 10 s~s o. iHo Tor
tic spdins srts, tho t<h day Of tsvs rosf "a,
A,,,ssv amount Dsoounts toh.6fSg o.
amount 81 Circulation. M.vl ~
A,erAIe Of Dsposau ....::.... ntbst1 -
CITY and County 81 Ae~ rofh, Anthony Ha~y C.shiet
Of ,.r Trsiesuens BAnh y, bns day snssd dpsss snd
thai correct n The bes Of hsosedSs
and bs.sf A-ih"HI hAleAt, Sshei
Aainnsd before this 9Th day OF ssp..nbr. iyi
J. ps.sa notary Pubic.
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CORPORATION Notices.
CRIT INSPECTORS DspARrxExf, Aug 81 1853
GPECIAL NOTICE-TO THE PUBLlC.-

SIEClAL NOllCE.-IO HE IODLAC'
~ The undersigned having with complete success ID n'
efforts to upercede he necessity Of ash boxes ana oher We
sells for the reception Of hes and household refuse matter o
perients made in the Ee. eth Fourteen and Eighteenth
rds and having been demonstrate tat by his p1n me
city can be iced from the appearance sidewalks OF
these unnecessary incbrances while their pesef
odors takes this unity Of calling attention OF the
public 10 the psfculnrs Of the following notice
distribution throughout the city Of general
operation the part II all citizens in enabling the rcd
into effect. He further desires that
delinquency the part Il ashpen pelngers be 1t
reported him at thi Department with the number Of tie
cart. r. L. a. booLE, Ctty Inspector.
CITY IYsPEcToR's DEPARTMENT I
NEw-l ORR Angus 81, 1863.
NOTICE.-The Undersigned, finding that
great labor time and spense Il caused by collecting and
removing ashes and garbage after the have been thrown
or scattered upon The streets from tia deposit n garbage
il 10 be tie dese OF housekeepr
and resident OF this Ward to aid tie IN his Efforts
to Seep the In good and ceany condition. PRESENTS
for your observance tie following
NEGOTIATIONS.
Notice will be given Of the approsch 1.-THE ash and zarbere
carts by the ringing bell Is minutes IN advance VI the carts
Won are r.lrcy notified and requested not 70 pace
ashes refuse matter OF any knd IN nout OF
yor premises or upon the Sidewalk, until said bell rug
ar,s will Pas. through the streets o. dis W ard ever DAY
collect and remove ali ahes garosge
&c iroin the strcets. - .
Con- plant Of ne eject regularly collect and remove as
above sheuld be made to the City nsfor a. ms once NO
Ia than s,re.t +. !. A. BOULE, City Inspector
THOMAS " CARR Supt Of sanitary Iu'Peciion.
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Malbinerp.
professional Notices.

CHARLES y. SPENCER, Attorney and
~ Counselor Law Proctor and Advocate In u Courts
No $40 Broslwsv New. York. Kssldenco-No " London
Tsnscs Wet sJd,sl lbstwsrn sth snd loth~vs)
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor Of The
~ se.ps and 0pr.ns and C0n.s.ips sss.Sn No. y
the pelvic vsoers Ruptre Piles vscsesl, sad flstuia
radically cured without tie knife % lsMufc Ocs hours
from - v = ., and 70 evenings ll . ,-lll. -
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Ac.--C. d. HAM
IN k)ND. N. d. No. 81 Fast T7tAsG, n J. OHos bean
han 10 10 10 ! NJ 70 vsvsdaE
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w pronpis odd ckarASLs In oil stage: Of CosstsrrioH
They e3sg increase tie strength and detp<a he color
al th- .nle Doe They eA<nk tn. rshs always, in
from ss, f0zrfees days. the 0pse 10 ct srsyordt
the rr,ient raJtds esA the ovgh and the d.
ea breathing speedily relieved; the sleep veccnes calm
and rcscsaag, the sraerations reg .isr and SsV~m.
TIE ulfOrhOsrHrfs should bs used. therefore, in
every chase characterized b. Of the following
symptoms Waiting v FiesA Enhn,srreSs " the CLlsds,
Cough fO"g sfreagA Erse.'irs PaIene" Nigh: SNsass,
Loss hpg<iie &C. In the several stages Of Conssmpsios,
IN .isa.,sa Brosehitis. DyrepTa, Svefula, lie.
In word and especially every where the routine
physician prc,nbss .,es" 'rom, SAsskp coSlrsr ~ Ia.
WINrHEsrERs GENUINE PREPARATION
Is THE ONLY RELiABLE FORM Of the Hypophosphes
PRicgs-ln and IL ounce lpint bottles, <l and 81? each
- Observe my yie sn< signature the vrse3tr aud
iabi Of aireclona
Sold by Druggists. aud Wholesale and Re,
tail at tn. General Depot in the United Slatss ty T.
WiNCHF SrER No. NJ Joan-st.. N. Y. WI III
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Sept. Ship Sailor Prince barb fslls rbooncrs julia
Anderson. Echo. saxsh Jsyre Vary hshsin.
Sent. g-tsrcsl Eastern for Liverpool.
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'THE GREAT dsa,r FL. ENGLISH 9 81 RE. REMEDY bon

FTNUE OhEAI ENULISH kennedy FOH
Il 0OUT AND RHEUMATISM ~ "a"
All sunrers from the above complainsA ssArr o(ypnt
long standnE Mo advised to use Bl.AlRS GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC FILLS They canbe relied upon ID ths most
ND eh~al rsiueds sy-i oacscd " The pushct& have
bern universally u-ed in Es0pe Tor many years NTH Tho
gseslext suecess-' q I'd = = W. aToi'e'
,isvETed ~ PROuT 4 AARSANT. Ne "A Stse4 Lon
DON, tnsaid and so!d BY their Agents. WELLS Co..
tu1 Asc-tys Cpuunissieneu hAss - sae aSd
address Of THOMAS PkOuT. 10 SIsnd. LondYn. TO .
hnrcsssd upoN the 0eve,eut stamp enxed 70 ecu
" se'rARs psaiean. l.uot s.,Ia noIs-g2,. saI
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Sales bp Auetion.
A. N. MEawIN, Auctiopeer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Irving

A NJ MElvIH, Anctiouesr: -.
RY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Irving Build
- ines Nos 594 and SIS BroadwaySale Of Books Hes
tonery Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture "a
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER yIH, Az
O'CLOCK.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Standard and Mis
cesneous Literature, including many choice ENGLISH
BOOKS, &C. also Rosewood BOOKCASE. For partieQ
Lara zee Catalogue. tn be had ai the szlesrooma
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, sept. II, 1t O'Clock.
PRIVATE LAW LIbRARf-A large and valuable celleo
ton comprising Common Law and Cbsncey Report. Adnt
nsu,a,v Works &c. Also choice ENGLISH LAW BOOKS
and also three BOOKCASES and one BOOK.RACK.
EB. Crews, AuctioDeet. ~
DY CREWS g. DOLE, No. IA Murray st., and
- Ma. Psrk Pace-special and peremptory sas Of
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
Bv order of VIM Parker e~q ct his sore No. beekmsS
st., THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. o,
A large assortment. Of TABLE CUTLERY, pOChEy
CUTLERY, AL N A blades, best quality, PATTERNS w
CARDS, all kinds Of Pocket Cutlery. comprising the shn
stock Of Vim. Parker es all Of witch will be sod wtnous
The attention Of the TRADE requested 70 th sac:
Caisogues ready at the Office Of the Auctione ano ~
Mr. Pxers store No. IS BeekInas, whore the goods may
be examined
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Builoinn Alalcria's.

MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place In tho
vl rity to purchase cheap and well Anishsd NANTES 10
Il A. KLABERS MANTLE MAkUFACIOkY. No lvs Fat
18th near sdsv, ~ u Cut this ost sad give him CALI
MARBLE MANTELS.-Slate.St Man.
vl tells Roofing slsir afl Ieds blsck Bosrds' 'hins
Msstis and Slate Blnt. fli- trade supplied
WLsi Coalition SLATE cor
80. -! broadway. Nov York
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DANifL 4. HThN.tT :
~ s. MARSHAL" SALE.
IL By DyRDET-r JONES Co. "
hy o, ven1ioni II potAs 20 me directed ane
delivered vii all public action OF the lrth daY OF sep
t.nyes j Il II . cl.ek Ia, Wwerg storss, Atlantic
DOCK liroosyn the CARGO the prize sener NlNPHls
cva.ne Dalss eca l,d Cotton 500 eb's ksn,
ia. bale, [ D and Cotton tiegce. Cotton Seed, Nno
Risxink. kOBr AthhAl, L. . MARSHAL
Avn oSepl6
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Wants.

A LADY accustomed to the management OF
.homs Ia all is rsmihcations, including Cuitr ana rm
Of obtaining HOME for her. and daughter Of H. az an
equvaen, for such services Address Mrs. NJ Boz oo iho
u Once.
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WANTED.-A respectable young woman
The be Of city be given Gail It No. oJ't "d
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

E W. Sehon. will take notice that Csrolin,
Levy Administrative of Moses Levi dece ased
did on the 18th day Of August A D 1863 file
her petition in the Court of Cr mmoa Plen.
sithin and for the county of Wyandot in said
state of Ohio, against the said Z. W. Sehol
defenant, setting forth that the said E. W
Sehon gave a mortgage to the said Carolin,
Levy, as administrative Aforesaid on the West
half of the southwest quarter of section six,
(G> in township four ~ South of range thir.
teen, Fl3) and the west half Of The northwest
quarter of section Sever ~ in the same town
ship and range. in said cd'Ihty of Wyandot, to
secure the payment oftwo Thousand dolla,s
according to a certain note referred to in said
mortgage, and averring that there is due on
said note the sum of Two Thousand dollars
with interest from the 2nd day of February
A. D. 1858. And praying that aid mortgage
may be foreclosed, said premises sold. ans
the proceed applied in payment Of the Al cunt
due on said note. aud that execution may be
awarded for the balance,
The said E. W. Sehon is notified that he s
required to appear and answ said petition TN
or befor third Saturday after the Is day of
SEPTEMBER A. D. 1863.
McKELLY d GRTSELL.
Aug. 2lst. 1S63-6t. Pltff s. Atty's.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

him until he is crushed to death by thu
vice-like grasp of the Union Army.
The 6jth has seen service. They wer'
in the fight at Charlottesville, and agsil
in the struggle at Gettysburg. CaptaiI
miller is no play soldier man, but ont
who acts out in life what he means. HI
is fighting soldier, and having perlec
his life on more than one battle field, h
is competent to lead men to the fray.
He wants few able bodied men to g.
with him, men Of the right stamp, ant
now is the time to volunteer il you wan
to have hand in panishing the traitors
He may be found at any time in th
place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
THE pYSPEPTIC.

T,HE trials and sufferings of the Dyspeptil
l. can only be rsalized by those so untortu
nate as to be afflicted bv this disease, and vel
how many of them suffer and continue to suffer
Why they do this so patiently it is impossible
70 tell 1t may be from ignorance of any GER
r,rN REMEDY, or it may be from prejudice q,
gainst the use of a Patent Medicine. HOOP
LANDS GERMAN BITTFRS has cured thou
sands Of the worst cases Of Dyspepsia, aad
each day adds new names to the record of its
rs,fulnes. Give the Biters t-ial. For sale
" all druggists and dealers in medicines at rs
cents per bottle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
Xs-s A phamphlet containing sample,

>H~o phamphlet containing samples
H>--sa Of both the Grover Rakcf stitch
and Shuttle Stitch in various 'abrics, with full
explanations, diagrams, and Illustrations, to
enable purchasers to examine, test. and com
pare their relative merits, will be furnished on
request, from our Offices throughout the conn.
try. Those who desire machines which do the
BEST WORK, should not fail tos,nd for this pam
phlet, nni TEST and COMPARE these stitches for
themselves.
Grover & Baker'ssewinG Machine Cot
ton will be found superior to any in market. 1t
is made by the best European ma iufactuerers,
ard put On spools of201 OF 500 yards express.
y for the Grover d Baker S. NJ. Co. In con.
sequence olex sive All timely arrangements
with these anufacturers, VIC are able TO sell
this supe'ior Cotton below the prices of Other
leading manufturers.
Grover & Baker's Sewing Machine
twist, long recogniz d as the REST in the mar
ket, furnished in any quantities desired I
whe lesae orreta'l at til lowest market prices.
April II, 1863 ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
ADMINS STRAT0R'S SALE,

r Fl AL r s. STATEY

r e A L e S II A II EI
IN Pursuance Of an order granted by the
1 Probate C"nrt of Wyandot County, Ohio
26th day of September 1863, at one tl) O'Clock
P. NJ, of snid day, at the door OF Court House
in Upper Saudusky in said Oornty of Wyan
dot, : following described Real Estate, situa
ted in the County of Wyaudot and State oi
Ohio; to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the South. west
quarter of section twenty EIGHT (se,) in town
ship three. g south Of range twelve, Q2 J
east and the north east quarter of the uer h east
Secticn thirty three(33,) in township and range
aforesaid appraised at 1925 0J.
Terms of sale /; Cash in hand
8. II. WHITE.
Admin of the estate Josia h pNchia, ,ec'd.
Aug % 1885, At. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04

Frost.
The veritable Jack" paid this village
and the region round about, friendly
visit on Saturday and Sunday nights last,
doirg great damage to the late corn and
all descriptions Of garden vegetables, Ii
is a curious fact that we have had visit
from the "scamp" every month so far
during the year. The weather for the
past few days has been quite cold.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-09-04
The Union Meeting at Sycamore,

Although the morning Of the day was
inauspicious. the heavens weeping, and
the clouds shut out the light Of the sun,
yet the Union people of the northern Sec
ton OF the County. were not intimidated
from coming forth to unite together, in
demonstration, worthy the sacred cause Of
their country.
At an early hour in the morning, the
avenues leading TO Sycamore, were alive
with people, ali vending their way to the
common center, where, for the day, the
people were to meet in council, to delb
crate upon the means best calculated to
thwart the designs of the "Peace-on- any
terms" party in Ohio, and to render a
verdict, this Fall, worthy of free people,
in favor of the Ad ninistraton; the brave
soldiers IN the army, ,and i5oreus p;osccu'
ton Of the war,
The meeting was a decided success
The greatest enthusiasm prevailing among
the people, and with patriotic songs, wa,
wing flags, and loud shouts for the Union
the day passed away without! a single oc-
currence to mar its enjoyment.
Col. Bill Gibson, the orator of the day,
took the stand at 2 o'clock, and in his
happy and eloquent manner, discoursed
to the people for two hours, upon the is
sues of the day, bearing down, in the
most scsthing manner, upon Vallandig
ham and Il his type of Northern treason
sympalhyzers. 1t was one of "Bil's"
happiest efforts To appreciate aib'on's
oratoy, he must be heard. Emphstical
ly he is the Henly Clay Of the present
age. He is beyond caviI, Ohio's moat ell
oquent orator, if indeel he has his equal
in the West
The people hung upon his words, and
from the repeated rounds Of applause that
interrupted HIM, it is certain his arsu
men.s were laying hold Of their hearts
md minds.
One OF the features of the occasion, was
the dinner prepared by the Ladies of the
Soldiers Aid Society. The board groan
ed under the most choice viands, prepared
withskill,an SO srranged as to whet up the
appetite Of The epicurian. As with eve
rything else connected with the meeting
At Sycamore, the dinner was also sue.
cess
God bless the ladies Of Sycamore -
They are fully identified with the Union
cause, and know as mothers and sisters
and daughters, how 10 feel for their coun-
.ry and its brave defenders. vs. shall
expect heavy verdict in favor of the
Union cause from Sycamore, on October
ioxt.