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MAYORS q" THE
Great Cities.

We, the uajerzigzed sdzyc-S, here ~ So
lily that the Druggists, Apo.hecx-ies, a.,i
Physicians of ou- severn, cites have signed
document OF assurance = Is that 81 ER'S
SARSAFARrnIIA has tesa f----.i - bs
: remedy cf E-e@t e>oe,laaco anS y-c-Ay
the confidence oE me Community
HON. JAfaBs COOK.
L-yO- CT 10 WEI. -:-3-
HON. ALCTN BEARD.
NayoC - EASE-A ~ u.
HON. E. w. HARRINGTON,
G-y-r IA AA-aCSsS Flsl.. - z
HON. JOaN ABBOTT,
A-y5- c. CC-.-0zC, l. =
HON. A. II. BUL-.ocx.
hlAyor Of woACss FE5s, hzas5.
HON. N.T8'L SnSBEE.
Mayor # SAisasH, MASS
HOY. :. -. LwcoL-. =.
k7-o- C Cczrcc--. czs.
RoN. ~. -. 1c0-...-T.
M4yo- y FSc.5cS-G. = L
HON. AMOS ". PRENTICE.
A-as-r o. csOsygEOE. Co..E-
HON. J. N. HARRIS.
Mayor of NEW LoND0c. CcsT.
HON. CaaS. s. RcoTE-
Mayer O: MONTREAL. c. =
HON. .. =. "IE-IT,
E-yc- = EET Co---- ----TT.
HON. Il ~. EEs--.CT,
NlSo; of EaIETS-.. :. -.
HON. ADAM wILSog.
Meyor OF IOIL.STo, Q w
HoN. r. NJ. BISHOP
Mayor Of OINoIENATI. co.
HON. I. Il. C2:WFcEO,
N.Y. % LoJ-s-TE =.
HoE. JOHN SLOAN,
N.yo- Of L. oc..5, - = =.
HON. JAMES MeFEETEEs,
G-yo- or Bo@.zA 80. y. -.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH.
/ mayor OF AUGUs@.a, ~.
HON. HENRY cocPC7, T.,
Nryo- &C HALLOWEEN. -
Ho-I. JAMES 9. BEEz,
Ma!or of PREDczIC1c-, -. :.
! HON. WILLARD ETs.
May OF NEW BGDFo1;O. AA.sJ
HON. J. RLAISDELL,.
Mayor of FALL RIVER. MASS
HoE. -. x. C-aNSToE,
! Mav7< sc NEWPORT, h :
Ho-7. 7R-o S7AHL,
I Il Iyor C. GA-s-, -
RcN. JOHN aCDGDEN.
/ Mayor u DUBUGCE, IO.I =
HON. TEo-zAs CRUCCEFlELD.
Esy.- of CIaTTA-1C~C-., -----'
uc-T. EoDECT --l..-G,
l. My CT TUS--a1co1-, -
HON. r. u. BAUEH.
EAJUr & .E-l--I'---. - :
HON. GERARD srIrE.
Mayo. O. KEW ORLEANS, -
RoE. 4. D. sCRANFo-.
Mayor % EoCU8STrvs, -. =
HON. De WITT c. GROVE.
Msyo- oc CE-cE- ~ =
HON. GO. WI5oE,
Mayor .: PI91S5UaG a
HON. c. Il. BUIA.
Mayer Ct DETROIT, hlE-
HON aEEhy L. PAGE
Eeyor OF .ItLwhUBIE, We.
aor. ". W. vsUGE-.
Mayer CT RACTSEs, ~ :
cerS-y st &c resident D-rEE-st. L.. :
A.sur-5 hem
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-04-29

sS Reason like polished steel, must be
kept bright by use, or it viii rust
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A uctioneer's Notice.
"A The undersigned
having received license from the Collector Of
the N.ti,ual Excise Tax of the 18th Penn
syivauia District, to act as Auctioneer in
the County of Cambria. hereby gives notice
that he will attend - The duties OF Auction
ecr for all pers Yns who may desire his seIvi-
ces Having hal considerable experience in
the business he ti4tters himself that he will
be enabled to give general satisfaction TO
th,sc &ho employ him. Applications can
be made personally at his residence. il. Sus-
ouehauna township. or by letter addressed.
FRANCIS BEARER.
2s Carrolltowu Cambria Co Pa.
u To insure attention, applicants should
give four or fve days notice, previous 10
tins 6av of Sale.
March 4. 1865 -2n.
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A uetfoneers Notice.

A
THE undersigned having obtained Ii
cense a. auctioneer in Cambria county from
SAMUEL J. RcrER collector of the Nation
al tax law for the 18th District Penna. HERE
III GIVES NOTICE. that he will attend - the
duties Of an aucticneer for al persons which
may wish to employ him-aIl applications
made personally CT by letter addressed TO
Loretto. L. o. VIII he promptly attended TO.
ENOS c. McMULLEN.
Ebcnsburg Dec. 18th 1862.
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~ Johns & Crosley's Cement Glue is
now for sale at III. G.. Devine's. "a
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EBENSEUPG & CREsSGN RAILROAD.

thENSbOib ~ CRESSCN RAlLROAD.
un and after Monday. December %. 1862.
trains on this rad wilt run as follows:
LEAVE EBENsBU RG- rs
At 60 y. NJ. cunnectinC with Mall East
and Pniia- and Bait Express West.
At 635 p NJ. connecting with Express
East and Fast Line West.
LEAVE CREssoN-
At $50 A 81. or on departure of Mail
Train East.
At 90 P. NJ, or on departure of Fast Line
West
ENOCH LEWIS, Gen. Supt.
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L COX Out
l. The BOOKS, ACCOUNTS.
NOTES, and JUDGMENTS Of Davis x
Jones, and Davis, Jones & Co, have teen
left WIKI MS fo- Collection with directions to
collect without delay.
JOHNSTON & OATMAN
EJcn>Lurg. April 20, 1858.
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~ Letters
testameutary on the estate of Richard SHARP,
late OF Washington township. deceased,
have been granted To the subscriber, resi-
ding Ia saiI Township. All persons having
claims against said estate will present them
properly aut} enticated, and those indebted
t. the same vii come forward AMI make
ra1nlyaf CHARITY T, SHARP
EXecutrix.
A,riI -. ISG3-Gt.o
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STEAM SAW MILL.

SHOEMAKER. ADAMS g. CO.,
Dealer; in all kinds o: LUMBER-are pre-
pared to cut to oder. bills of
POPLAR. CHERRY, ASH OR OAK
LUMBER.
Feb. Is, 1865 -3m.
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James OiC uneil In the Cmrt of Com
-. muu Pleas al Cambria
stephen A. Movers co No. 100 March I.
ct al. tEis6e. Summons in
Partition.
The Undersigned Au,litr appointed by
the Court Of Common Pleas of Cambria c'un
ty "a report oweIty Of the parties to whom
the Real Estate was ,lecrced. hereby untifie,
all parties interested that he. will attend /"
the duties of his said appointment at his
nffice in the Bnrough of Ebenslurg. on
Thur-,l,v tie 2lst dav of Nav next. at one
G'cl"ck p 81. WM. kITIELL-
April -, iS633ts Auditor
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~ E0RGE REED. ArToaStY Al Law
VI Ebenshurg Cambria county Pa
Office in Cplohade Row. Nii II
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A udtIor's Notice.
"A The Auditor
appointed by-tEe Orphans Court of Cambria
county. TO distribute the money in the hands
Cf William BerkStresser, administrators of
Thomas Adams. deceased, hereby notifies
all persons interested that he will attend TO
the duties Of said appointment at his office
in EbeEsburg. at one o'clock, z. NJ, on
Friday the 22d day nf May 1863.
PHlL. 5. NOON.
April 29,-3t Auditor
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Il THE STORE ROOM Oh
High Street lately occupied by ID. j. Evans
i Son, as Clothing Store.
WM. KITTELL.
Ebensburg, April %, Is63-tf
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Ayers Sarsaparilia

Is a. excellent reI.esy- nd ~oItsy ne cSn-
f6eroe o. tbs oonzanits-
For spring Gtse-ssE-
-or -GriCs Ing Ih- H,oo@-
s-o- ssrcr,S'e or --iaK-s ENH
Eor -amo-s, Ulcer. s=aa sO.ts-
Soc Erc PtiCn. Ane EiIsElsS-
Eo- B:oSehcs. 8Iains, sne Ho!tr-
T-or s,. An:hoHy's Etrt, 7"ss, OF f-"-
s-or letter az salt ShsD-si- .i,-sis.-
Fer Sea.e Head and Rinxvo=-a.
Fc- Cancer RAG Caars Sare.-
@or so-s E<ez, SSr- EEr., saS iEs,Ezi oT'-
Tor SsaEie E:sSSses-
T-a- SnppressIou AID Trrr gt.fsFarp
Tor syphi-is or S--see.at i'i----e>-
40. -.~eF SoTr. P,asftsr-
For Diseases % tsc H.e.t-
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Ayers SafssPaCdla,
Ayers Cherry Pe1cI@l,
Ayers Pills, a:'d
Ayers kguo Gre,
rEErAEI-:' ~
Dr. ,. e. aver a Co.,
Inws:l l., = 50.
Ana .Old sy irra.:11si-'- every wi'srS-
SOLD By
L. $. BUM, Ebensburg; C. t. Frazer; Johns
town; Sieigcrwalt and Maucher, Carroll
town; 7. II. Shields, Logei,o; NJ. Douglas.
C-css Springs and by Deslers ey~-y~h--s.
April - lse2-ly
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Tho NI.v-rs = ire chief c3t:e- cf .i- uoi
ted States. Canada. and British Provinces,
Chill, Peru, Bras, S.ez1co, ara l. --Ss -
most eli The cities On This ccnt.necf, y .
signed tiazs document, 20 Assure the-r peo pIS
E-hs: -e.r etiies they uzy Use w; n Sa1sfy arr
confidence. But cur space VII 0n-- -----i
q portion CT SAe-a-
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No more q

:aRt oct Remain as heretofore your
&c in haist
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Strains will stop at stations marked
Z" T, !" only ,Shrn signal is given.
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,- Friend: / this day received
Of March Sth and l tell You l was
u n near from you-ani l say Bully
lad Andy that is the way to talk
d ,rdv i true 10 the oath lie took when
,.rounced the Queen of the Old Coun-
: WI talk to our Copperhead s-of-
! = :. tb,r deserYe-for any man that
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
Our ee-90-Kat Is Dead,

Our see-S0-Kat Is Dead
Grief, profound and dScouraging, has
settled down around our kitchen door,
the wood shed and our hack yard gener-
ally. Our Kat, surnamed Kitty--the joy
Of the young ones, and the pride of the
neighborhood, has met with u period to
his days, as it wero. This melancholy
cat-as-tro- ply BY which we have been
deprived Of the co nrsny Of his catship,
occurred on Tuesday morning. Grape
has been tied 10 our saw-buck, and black
rags now drapo the wood shed-th
place that witnessed the most striking
scenes in his short but eyentlul life. The
cause OF the taken off Of our Thomas Kat
50 suddenly. is mystery. lie com
planned. so we presume, OF severe op
preston in the regions of the cupboard, /,
that caused superhuity of gas, which
acting upon the chest produced diff
Guilty of brea hing, that continued until
Kitty kicked his last kick. and drew lis
last breath. Every remedy known to
Kstoogy was tried; even to drenching
him with uewsmik and "Rel Eye Whs-
KY" but all proved nbolliye--lhe disease
run its course, and Kitty went dead
We can't say any more, our feelings e
too powerful for Inference.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13

Why isit my friends mea and women
that YOU are elernSly and evyrlasdngly
joking. teasing anl tormeating Oh maids
to thsr faces, AID eneeling and SANDER
| inr them behind their backs? Are YOU
not aware thst YOU are tampering and
porting with her misfortune and destiny,
and toGch;us her tenlertst Sen ,ibllties?
\ subject 10 her Of more vital imp rance
tthan any other in lie. Why is she MOI
married? Simply because sic has no
had an orpor'upi'y, or more efen a suit
sble opportunity. Aud Is She 10 blame?
My, is she not worthy OF all plase for
discresion and good sense in retusing un
suited oGer,? Willie women are not al
lowed He liberty OF seeking their owH
choice in marriage, but mere V an assent
" dis>el to offers made lhom, is il not
unkind, un.cnerous aud unmauly to IAN
| taligo aud traduca them? Nay, were i,
! not for its almost Unlimited license, W.
might suppose it impossible that men or
won,an { blush Tor the attrr) would, o.
could indulge in such black hearted ca
lumny. 1t is this low. SELF h, mean pcr,e,
uciion that is driving thousands of women
to unequal and unhappy marriages.
The thought is stamped on the mind,
of misses long before "sweet sixteen"
that to live and die oll maids, is to lv
and die in disgrace. AVID the naturaI
consequence is, the first offer, good or
baa, is accepted, and thus through fear,
ii is often The case, that the finest attli
butes Of woman a"e made an unwilling
and revolving sacrifice to the Ignorance
aud gross sensibliiies of men, Then /
pray you to cease from this wanton, cru,
ell and unho'y pcrsecution--this vile ira 4
ducing Of worthy women. 1t is beneath
the dignity Of good men, and surely III
never will be in'!ulged in by good and
pure women. Cease it, pray YOU.
..a W. B.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13

crowd daily thronsing the counters, is
sufficient evidence that the good taste oI
the propritors is appreciated by the pub
lie. Ifany Of our readers want to know
something more Of this fourishing insti,
tuition, we advise them to call soon, and
take an observation for themselves; Civ,
ing them our assurance that they will re-
ceiyea cordial reception from the en-
ployees Of the establishment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
Those Boots.

Those Boots.
G. Bestle, fashionable Boot and Shot
Maker, manufactured for us pair .
Boots. chat for style, Durability aud fit
we are certain cannot be eyeelled by any
shop in this viilsge. Mr.. B. lis extensiv.
i, engaged in thetrade, being AN old so,
of Crispin. he understands the detnils Of
the busiuess--is perfectly at home in ia.
King measures, and can, with confidence
always guarantee good FITS. lie hss in
his employ frst-class workmen, and all
work done by him is warranted. Call
upon him if you want to be comfortably
shod for the winter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
New Advertisements,
TIE ONLY INDEPENDENT POLIT.
ICAL MONTHLY IN AMERICA.
Knickerbocker Magaz;ns
LITERATURE, ART, POLITICS AND so,
CIETY ANNOUNCEMENT.

1t will be the aim Of its present conductor not
only to sustain its former prestige, but to extend
its circle of readers, and make it welcome guest
in every American household. With this view
no labor or expense will be spared in securing
the highest trlcr of talent, not alone on this side
Of the Atlantic, but in both hcnispheres.
Although literary Magazine, it will not
shrink from boldly discussing the great politi-
cal questions of the day free from all party bias
1t will be embracing among its miscellaneous
contents, notes on current evcnts-foregn and
domestic reviews of new books, and art and
dramatic gossip; while the Editors. Table
with which the readers of cold kniek" have
heen SO long familiar, will be monthly spread
with the choicest literary yiands which the mar
Ike, can supply
II is thtis hoped that even hndcrt the depressing
influences of protraetcd war, thcvctcran Mag,
azne of the United States will reap, in its new
and improved character, plentiful harvest Of
subscriptions, and maintain, with added lastlt
that position first-class monthly Which it has
held for more than thirty wears.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
Acknowledgement

Acknowledgement
Simon Il oppenheimor, have placed u
nudur obligations by presenting us with
cloth vest, made in the latest style, and
Of the best material. BY the way, thi'
firm have engaged largely in the manu-
fscture cf g~utlcmen's garmeuts,aud hav-
lug in thei- employ trs'-slass cutter,
they warrant to all perfect fits. Call an
Ser, them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE. -.r....,,,..e...
= Owing to the increased rate Of labor,
and the advance gu all descriptions of
Printing Materials, we. the undersigned.
Publishers in Wyando: County, have
been comp.lled to make an advance up
GU our rates Of advertising. We have.
therefore. adopted the following sched-
uls Of prices, which will, invarisby, be
charged ior work done in our respective
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
Gems Ints 0psystien. -.. ..a....

Gems In.s Operation. s.H.s.. ..r
The fret National Bank Of Upper San
dusky, ven. into operation the Ut Of IT,,
present. mouth. The officers elect, are
". V. R.b-r, President; S Watson, Cash
Ter, and J G Roberts, Teller. The new
Banking House is not as yet completed.
Theltusinsss Of the lnstitutionis condue
ted in the old Banking Room OF S. Wat
son. E.a.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13

as gloomy as ever. Believing that an,
suderiug for the preservation Of the rich
bon bequeatl led to US by our fathers. |
will suffer on without a murmur. Oth-
ceis of the 1884, are all well. Love to
my ltde girls, and respects to my
friends. Your Husband.
w. Il. WILSON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
No Nail.

No Nail
Through the carelessncss Of somebody,
the route agent, we presume, We had no
Eastern Mail on Tuesday morning lnst.-
Such neglect is inexcusable. and the
Government should look after its ens-
ployses. .f ef..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
THESE MACHEES WERE AWARDED
TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
over all OF er competitor:

A The Following State Fahs of 1863,
For the best Family Sewing Machine, til
htst Manufacturing Machines and the be:
Machine work.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
First emium for Family Machine.
flytt premium for Donhle-trrad macAiDe.
Fi,st premium for machine wo k,
iNDlANNA STATE FAIR.
First premium for machine for all pu pose
First premium for machine work
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
First premium for Family Machine.
FIRST premium for mau acturing Machine.
| First premium for Machine Work.
lLLiN OIS SrATE FAIR.
Klrst Premium for machine for al purposes.
| Fint p,cmium ior machine work.
IOWA STATEFAIR.
First Premium f,rffmily machine
First premium for Manufacturing Machine
First premium for machine work.
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR.
First Premium for machine for all purposes
First promium for machine work.
MICHIGAN STATEFAIR.
First premium for family pachiSc.
FiIst premium 70. MsufRctureing mat, hine
Fisl premium for machine work.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
Fir,t premium for manufacturing machine.
First premium for beautiful machine work.
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First premium for machine work.
AND AT THE FOLLOWING co. FAIRS
CHlTTENDEN Do. (VD AGRL. SOC.
FIRST premium for family Machine.
First premium for Manufacturing machine
Fist premium for machine work,
FRANKLIN co IN, " FAIR.
First premium for family III m,chnc.
First premidm for manufacturing machine.
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY (vt.) AGRL. SOC'
First premium for family Machine.
First preminm for manufacturing machine.
First remium for machine work.
HAMPDEN co. tMAss.) AGR'L. 500.
Diploma for Family machine.
Diploma for machine work.
QEENS co. IN. Y } AGR'L sec.
First premium for Family Machine.
co. IN. W FAIR.
First premium for frmily machine.
SARATOGA co. IN. " FAIR,
First premium for family machine.
INSTITUTE (PA.) FAIR.
First premium for machine for all purposes
First premium for nachiue work
FThe above comprises all the Fairs a
which the Grover d Baker Machines were ex.
libted this year
SALEROOMS 4g5 BROADWAY. MEN
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13

Soldier4' Poll Booka. Z = .IIE| "IT0
The Poll Books from the army. will be
opened to-day by the Clerk Of Common
Pleas. The result Of the election will be
riyen in our NIX. issue. ,..# .a... ..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
Sale Of Pstf fty

Sale of PSFty ......-.......
George W. Beery, Guardian FOR the
heirs Of NJ. Bowsher, deceased, sold al
Pnblic Sale, on Ss,uday last, in front oI
the Court House. In lot No, 52O6 and a07
and the improvements thereon, to Jehn
Lime, Of Carey, for $3.50. also, SO acres
Of land. lying about one milo west Of the
village, without impror 'ments, for the
sum Of sS6l0, a little less thaa $a3 per
acre. Purchaser. Joln Marshall, Of Ros.
County
The same day. at Private Sale, George
w. Beery. as agent, sold to Casper Hob
wsld, the two lots on the corner of Wyan-
dot Avenue and 9TH street, known as the
Bonner property, for the sum of $685.
These prices indicate the volue set upon
real estate in our village and vicinity by
those looking out for homes.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
UPPER SANDUSKY.
NM GID rT Ii G EE
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF ruE CURRENCY
WAslIINuToy s, It % 1868

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF THE CuERENCr}
WASHINGTON, Sgt, %, 1867
WY HERE\S by satisfactory evidence pye
wv seuted to the undersigned, il h S beef
made 10 appear that the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK of Upper Sandusky, in the County o
Wyandot, and State of Ohio, has been duly o :
ganized, under, md according to the require
ments Of the Act of Congress, entitled ''An ac'
to provide a National Currency, secured by =
pledge of United States Stock, and 10 provld,
for the circulation and redemption thereof, APP
proved February %. 1863 and has complied
with all the provisions Of said act required It
be complied With befofe commencing the bust
ness Of Banking.
Nov, therefore, I, Samuel 7. Howard, Dep
uty Comptroller OF the Currency, do hereb,
certify that the said First National Bank Of
Upper Serausky, County of Wyandot, al"
State OF Ohio. is authorized to commence thu
business of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof. witness my haHd anc
seal of Office this lwenfy-tif h day OF Sepiem
bsr A. D. 1863.
.,,Sy,, SAMUEL 7. HOWARD,
st9MsSAs Dopu'y Comptroller of the
'2SSy$g 2Sy$$Sgze Currency
Oct 2, lS03-2m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
- Co., I nssass EEEE! /!
NJ HLAhKSs
PROVISION Ta AND
GROCERY STORE,
N1oENMEIsal,0a BLOCK

AI0EONElEhloS BLOCK
"AS Just been filled with the choicest fresh
i l. Groceries could be purchased iu NeM York
City and he would take this method OF inform
ing the citizens Of the village tndSicinit, tLa
he has just rceeivedh's -
FRESH STOCK OF GROCERIES,
consisting of, in part--sugar, lea, Coif' q Mo.
Iasscs, Pepper, Starch, Alspicc. Ginger, Cheese
Tar, dc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
LIGHT, Light, LiGnT |

LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT |
have a large assortment Of Coal Oil Lamps
aid have and will continue to furnish the u, b'
pie with purearticle Of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties 4a. ~
CROCKERY and S1'0NEW ARE! 30
ofall descriptions. You cannot come amissb by
callugon me if you want something fashiopa.
ble in This line tt M
SPECTACtES.
l would also say that ! am prepared TO grind
down and set gla ses adapted to all conditions
of the eye. Persons afflicted with weak eyes,
Near sightedness, OF any disease of the eye
which renders it necessary for them to use
glasses, can be accommodated by calling Oh
me-.
FANCY ARTICLES aud MOTIONS!
comprising large assortment which Is zoo to
dious to euumerhe EFkE
Satisfi d that satisfaction can be rendered to
all who call upon me for goods ask them to
drop in and take a view before purchasing
elsewhere a BLACK
1-FBntter, Eggs, Chickens, and al descrih-
ions ofcountry produce taken in exchange for
goods A BLACK III
Upper Sandugky, 4ugy2s, 1868.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13

FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
Special attention paid to this depattinent md
will keep constantly on HIND, o. itges, Lent
ons, Rasins, Almonds Pea Nuts, Euglish Wal:
nuts, Figs, and everything that the taste may
crave in this way,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13

azs sEPECIAL NOTICE
Jastices Of the Peace, having received
accounts to collect, will please make a
statement Of suits and returns to
Mrs. L. A. WILSON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13


E5gy- The annexed communication has
been kindly handed us for publication
We present it to our readers to show how
those inearcemted in the Rebel prison,
are suffering for the neeessaries of life
You are all aware Of the capture and i'm
priso1ment of Col. Wilson, and will, nc
doubt, be deeply interested iu the perusal
Of this letter
LIBBY PRISON, RICHMOND, !
Oct. Esd, 1868 (
Ny DEAR WIFE:
aaJ | received your two
last letters yesterday, in one Of which you
announced your Intention to return home
You ask especially after my health. lam
not at all well just now. have an at
tack Of chills and fever, which l a tri,
bu'c to the want OF underclothing, located
as We are, Immediately on the banks
of the canal and river, with very damp,
cold nights. and sometimes days, Hav-
ing no stockings, drawers or shirts, with
no windows in the building, of course. =
am not very comfortable. am try ing
very hard to stand up under it all, how
ever. 4aHa H
Most Of the officers have been supplied
with necessaries and comforts from home,
md are comparatively comfortable
As had nothing left when captured
put what had on, of course | am badly
'tf now. / hope you can make arrange
nents to be comfortable through the
winter. In the midst of all my priva
ions, it will be consoling to know that
ny little family is comfortable and happy.
The prospects for an exchange are still
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-11-13
4atal \ M1istellaaepls.

NoTICE TOINvALIDS
nDR. H. P. sGATCHELL is al. the
"Wster Cure, " at the Soulh end Of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invslids. rHf,IAEHE