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S-T-le6O-X.
Dralce's PlasstAt6oss Rifsers.

BRAKES PlasstAt6ose Riffers.
They purify, ss1nsshsB and isvisorAae-
rAey essaae healthy appesits.
they are &n ansidote to change 81 vsssf asA dtst.
They overcome enects ofdissipasios md late hosr.
rAsy arsagthsa Tie syssen sad snliyep ~ nisd.
Tsey prevent nissnstic and isteFnitssut Severs.
They purify the breath and setdity Of ~ steDsch.
They cars Dyspepsia and Constipation.
1 They are Diarshsa, Choleya and CholeFA Norhus.
They cure Liver Cs.psaint ard Nervous Headache.
They are Tie bess Bsstess In the vossA. They make
the weak man strnns. and are exhassled natnse's
rcst resorer- They are nsde cf pure 81. Croix Rum
re celebrated cslisaya Bark and hSrbs and
taken with the pleasure Of beverage. without regard
TO age Of line Of dAy. Particularly RECOMMENDED 10
deiiests persons requiring gentle aimaAnt Sold By
aii Gvooers, Drusgiss, Hsseis and Saloons.
r n DRAKE CO, ~ Broadsay. Nev-York.
Sold BY Andrew , Wilktnssn,
te91dksSm No. - Mata-st, Kseksk-
Eprron ~ GArr Crrr.-Dssr S4v With your pss
mis- sion ~sh ssy The readers VI your paper ths
Will send BY nail 70 all Who sish IT, free,
Recipe, With full directions for masing and using
simple vsgeaasie hsis that will eSsesuaiiy remove,
in 10 days Psmpies, BisasAes TAI, Freckles all
inparines Of the Skin, leaving the sof, clear,
! smooth and besatifui.
viii also msi free to those having Bail Heads
Bare Faces, Smpie direessns ard infsrnstion that
viii enable them start fall growth Of Luxurfani
Hsir vhjskers Aoastsehe. in iess than % days
| All applications answered By return all wishou
charge. ffn
Respectfully yours,
| THos p CHAPMAN, CAeuSst
| teso-d3m No. sai Broadway, New Yofk.
SURVEYORS OFFICRl
Keokuk, Iowa, Nay n, 1883 I
EoTICR.-To all persons having guns, revolver
pistols, nitions Of Of any hind for sale
ordered sell dispose Of the without sss
obtaining permit from the unoessisned BY order Of
Me Special Agent Of the Treasury nepassaeni. All
persons violating this order will liable have suct
copscsted the OF the Government OF the
| United states. JOHN SrANNCs,
nay9e-dH Surveyor and Collector.
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Brig. Gen. John G. starkwsatber, Of
the Army Of the Cumberland, in letter
to the Wisconsin, denies the assertion
printed in the Coppsrhsad organ in this
city, that he with other Democrats in the
army, had expressed cordial approbs-
ton Of the State Democratic nomina-
tons. He says:
ASince reading the resolutions and ad-
dress adopted, and the acceptance 81 the
same BY the nominees a. their principles.
! bave unhesitatingly stated, though I
Democrat, could not endorse the plat
form and support the ticket. That tbs
resolutions we're opposed to the Union
and the Government, snd, in fact, every
thing that l and others have been riskine
ore lives TO sustain."
He il for crushing the rebellion, anl
for using oil possible means to accomplish
it.
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FPen Resecranss Army.
Stevenson, Ala, Aug. -.


Stevenson, Ala. Aug. -.
The Tennessee was bridged to-day
with pontoons 1t three different places,
above and below this place. The enemy
resisted but slightly, opposing only with
riAemen, who did but little damage.
Troops crossed At the different points and
hold the opposite bank. No attempt has
yet been made to bridge the river near
Chattanooga.
The enemy works night and day throw
ing up earthworks about the city, and il
evidently massing his troops to defend
it. His left rests on Lookout Mountain
Every preparation 10 made to throw thu
army across the river 1t . moments war
ming.
One Of the owners of the Chattanoo
@ Iron Works came 10 to day direct
from Chattanooga, and estimates the On
emy's strength, with the late accessions
st $4,000.
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~ lSEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEM
- IKAL. UnInaRY AnD sKxuAs sysTsM.- New
..s r.liab,e .r.stnen,-in Reports Of the HOWARD
AssOCI ATION-ssnti 10 sealed letter envelopes free
Of charge address, Or. Q. RKILLIE HOuGHToN,
Howard Assoc ission, Phiiadeiphia, Pa.
aux96-hkW3m
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TOR SALE-One e.nue Boiler. IS
~ I'd 49, Ions, e3-iDeA diamstef, Is-inch fsess
engines, 1e-lncA stroks, inch cyhnder force
peMps cold water pnnp, and heS ehains, oil ssEa-
plsse for STEAMBOAT, BY
Hoslhoneo on M street, bssW AAin Denaea1.
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lBv rELEsaArs.y
new York Market.

New York, Sept. ,.
Flonr-Market dull and dropping. Sales at o. ss
ga 80 for Extra State; - looee . r. H. o.
whea-Keceiph q ,e06 bu. Market dull, and favor
oayers for common. sales u e9c0ef IS for spsias3
9icD9i II fos Milwaukee Giab. q i4oel 80 Tor ws-
ter Red,
cosn-ReeeIpts =. so4 bush. Market good and 49,
hotter
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New York Sept. 8.

New York Sept. 3.
The Herald's Washington special states
reports are in circulation of fankiDg
movements by Lee and extensive rebel
cavalry demonstrations, for which there
is no foundation, other than of some small
rebel cavalry demonstrations on the lower
Rappahannock. There is no prospess Of
an immediate movement of either army.
Do doubt large force of rebels are below
Fredericksburg, north Of the Rappahan-
mock
Whites cavalry still infest Loudon
county, and the northern portions Of Fair
fax
Three hundred rebel infantry are at
Smokers Gap, actively enforcing con-
scription.
A small squad of rebel cavalry crossed
at Edwards Ferry yesterday, but did lit
tie damage.
Our cavalry have made several captures
within ten days, and are energetically pur-
suing the rebels.
The reported capture Of 100 sutler wag-
ons is untrue.
New York, Sept. 8.
The Mobile Register states that Alex.
H. Stevens is at Nashua.
A Mississippi paper says Federal raid
is expected along the Mississippi K. r.,
and General Chalmers is preparing to
meet it.
New Orleans letters contain late infor-
matios.
The steamer Gertrude, on her passage
from New York captured rebel steamer
from Havana for Mobile with . halibut
cargo, and took her to New Orleans.
Everything in New Orleans. according
to the Herald correspondent, indicates
movement of the army.
| Gen. Heron had taken passage in the
steamer Morning SAr, but had his fur
Tough revoked, and nearly-all regimental
officers have left the city for the relief
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NOLLEN & VAN GRIEkEN'S
Carries lie TfSife
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,

VIE vish 20 pou to the public that We are con
A. ntiv RECEIVING, direct from New York, anything
scd hing that Is being newly discovered; con-
.~ouepts y are contn uAliy improvlneour arrange
fov the production ofths GsrtSs & Dss VS.
stins Portrait. We pay particular attention to tho
vsnetse Gard Phetograph which 10 fast becoming the
most popular Picture kHow "a the Art. They rival
exen the FAR famed naguerreosype. in most respect
being sharp and clear R outline, beautiful In tone ana
sofness OF Anish. Ambrotypss ana N elsnotypes are
also taken n Rooms, and finished up the most
improved sty&ee
PAOToGRAPHs, " take mp to the Cabinet ana
Life Sises, beth plain and In eoiors.
We aI&e CORY old Dsseersetypes and Awhfutynes
iato Csstes - Hasstss. or larger PkofceysfAa. a.
have si~sss on hand large assortment Of pynin "a
fAae9 eases, and also 6ih and koasW God voes ofsH
siBee.
U All HasasivsssrsprsssRvsd sp-enn
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Very respectfully,
Q. A. GILMORE,

Brig. Gen. Com.
To Gen. P. T. Beauregard, Commanding
Confederate forces, Charleston, South
Carolina.
1t appears the Spanish and British
consuls respectively addressed Gen. Gil
more in behalf of the subjects of their
country in Charleston, and he cheerfully
suspended the bombardment for "a hours
to give them time to leave the CITY,
Nothing was farther, he says, from his
wish than to endanger their lives and
property.
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New York. Sent. g

The Tribune's report that there will be
no draft in Ohio is untrue.
The present draft will send one hun
bred thousand new men into the field be-
sides 10000 deserters.
Secretary Stanton has removed O. M.
General Meigs, Gen. Ripley, Chief of
Ordnance, also Surgeon General Ham
moud and Surgeon Clymer.
Warrants for payment of all troops in
the field will be issued from the Treasury
tomorrow THURSDAY
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rPiaindeales, Ottsnva Courier, UnlSo Guard
Keossrqua Eepubileas, Patriot asd Neapafiei vii
publish svioe
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Coin Silver Ware.
Tea :" Mustard spoons, Dessert spoons,
Table Forks, Butter Knives. Pie Knives
Ladies', napkin ngs,l Jelly spoons,
silver Thimbles. Sail sellsrs, Children q
SILVER PLATED WARE.
s.i,sr. sss.1 Ipi,... sosIes..
Tsa Kstiles. Tea Bells, Ice Bowls,
Berry Dishes. Card keceiven, Ladies'.
Table Spoons, Tea spoons, Dessert Spoons,
NAPKIN ains... Cups, ton.anios Sets
ICE PITCHERs,
DOUBLE WALL, NEW STYLES.
EAXeI 6OODS.
DesIs. Poesea iniye.,
s ss., Sf aass Brushes, Pam, Table Gallery
Combs Pspirr Mache Boxes,
Card Cases. Dressing easea,
roH Mouaies, Travelling Bags,
Breuss Ornaments, Meerschaun Pipes,
Gilt Spy Glasses,
rACIsE9.
Cold, silver Steel, Coored and German Silver Spec
taeies and Eye Glasses.
Glasses Fitted to Frames, any Focus.
GOLD PENS.
The most celebrated Gold Pens ali sfret: Gold and
| end silver Holders. All our best Pens War
| mated. Pens Repoinied.
e 7 q @ r S.
cALEEDEK CL0CKs, entirely new style, ksspins
! month. day Of the We eek, day Of the month. Alss
| Q DAY and % hout weight and spring clecis.
| ALL wARRAkrED.
| MILITARY GOODS.
svords, BELTS, Sashes,
SsAps, Buttons, Bagirs,
s ss n,.,s So,s n..,,.. S Sss. Braid
! Presentation Swords made 10 order.
Pistols! Pistols! Pistols
| Colts Army and Navy.
| Colts 6suds So inch.
| Smith Weston No. and Ne.a.
/ Preseosss Navy.
Brcon's Patent
/ Cartridges all sizes
All orders will receive prompt attention.
/ TO ORDER.
Watches, Watch Cases silver ware Hair Work EN-
blens, and Jpw-iry OF every description
i made to order.
/ Watch Repairing.
chronome,er,. DHpler. EnsIi.s Silver and An.ric.
Watches repaired and adjusted in the very
/ best style imaginable
eg Clocks and Jeaceity Repaired. -
i COR. MAIN AND sTH STREETS.
/ spss-d KEOKUK, IOWA.
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lite.
Some of you profess to think that re-
traction would operate favorably to the
Union, looking better after the retractien
than before the issue. There was more
than year and half of trial to suppress
the rebellion before the proclamation was
Issued, the last hundred days of which
passed under an explicit notice that it
was coming unless averted by those in
revolt returning to their allegiance.
The war has certainly progressed as
favorably to us since the issue of the Pro.
clamation as before. know as fully as
one can know the opinions of others, that
some of the commanders OF our armies in
the field who have given US our most inn
portant victories believe the emancipa-
tlon policy and the aid of colored troops
constitute the heaviest blows yet dealt to
the rebellion, and that at least these i'm
portant successes could not have been
achieved but for the aid of these black
soldiers. Among the commanders hold
ing these views are some who have never
had any affinity with what is called Abo-
lition, or with the Republican party poll.
cy. but who hold them purely as military
opinions. submit their opinions as be-
ing entitled to some weight against the
objections often urged, that emancipation
and arming the blacks are unwise - mill
tary measures. and were not adopted q
such in good faith.
You say that you win not fight 70 free
negroes. Some Of them seem willing
enough to fight for Jon, bat NO matter,
tight you then exclusively. - ssvs -
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Of Interest to the Ladies' i.v ~
Every one regards the Sewing Machine
as blessing to woman. 1t has been
the saving of much toll, misery, and pro.
badly oflife itself. The "Soug of the
Shirt" is now obsolete; and the enlivenine
ballad. r"The Song Of the Sewing Ma
chine" has taken its place. We had
heard through lady friends, Of machines
that would stitch, sew, hem, and of one
that could make a perfect button hole in
a garment We had supposed that per.
lection had almost been reached, know
ing that these instruments performed all
the necessities in sewing. But it seems
they still had the accomplishments to
learn. We are led to make these remarks,
having lately seen some ladies' cloaks
elaborately embroidered with this Sewing
Machine. The work seemed to excel any
thing executed by hand labor. Beside
being more rapidly and cleaply executed,
the work has a more regular and oonse
quently much more beautiful appear
ance. What is more remarkable about
this novelty is that the machine which
executes this wonderful workmanship is
the most perfect in all respect-the en-
broidering quality being only an addition to
It's many other sblities of stitching, hem
ming, etc. Those of our lady readers
who wish to view the instrument engaged
in its charming accomplishment, can do
50 by stepping into Messrs, Grover a. Bs-
ker's establishment, No. 495 Broadway,
Home Jounol.
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,HsS>S A phamphlet containing samples
ss-~---s.a of both the Grover d Baker Stitch
and Shuttle Stitch in various fabrics, with full
explanations, diagrams, and illustrations, tc
enable purchasers to examine, test. and com.
pare their relative merits, will be furnished on
request, from our offices throughout the coun.
try. Those who desire machines which do the
BEST WORK, should not fail to send for this pam
phlet, and TEST and COMPARE these stitches fol
themselves. rgta tsalf F
Grover & Baker'sS Sewing Machine Cot
ton will be found superior to any in market 1t
is made by the best European manufacturers
ard put on spools of 200 or 500 yards express,
'y for the Grover d. Baker s. NJ. Co. In con-
sequence ofextensive and timely arrangements
Nith these manufacturers, VIC are able to sell
his superior Cotton below theprices of other
eadng manufturers.
Grover s. Bakers Sewing Machine
twist, long recognized as the BEST in the mar
ct, furnished in any quantities desired ct
sh hilesaIe orretail at the lowest marktt prices.
Aprill7, 1863 ly, '.'
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Guerillas in Sandusky County
Corp. Paul Woolcut, Of the 9th Michi-
gan Cavalry, has been in town for some
days looking after deserters. On We'd
nesday evening between s and 8 O'Clock
while returning from Clyde, on horse
back, he was shot at three times some few
rods east of the toll gate, one mie east oil
Fremont. The shots we're fired from The
north side of the road, one ball passing
through his clothes over his breast and
striking his bride arm above the elbow
passing through under the skin A second
shot struck in the palm Of the bride hand.
His horse then threw him The third
shot didn't strike him. The wounds are
very painful, and he will probably loose
the use Of his left hand. Fremont jour
nal. Z Ears faglsHg f' ats77t
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NOTICE IN PARTITION. 800

TOHN W. Ma,kay, George W Mockay, end
81 Nelson Wood. his Guardian. and James W.
Mackay and James Walton, his Guardian, will
take notice that a petition was fled against
them on the 27th day of April A.. D. 1868 in
ths Court Of Common Please wit in and for the
County dfWyandot, by George W. Bogart and
Eliza Bogart. his wife, and is now pending
wherein said George W Bogat and Eliza j Bo-
gart demand partition of the following Real
Estate, to-wit The West half of fractional
section thirty four (34) in Township one (l)
South Of Range fourteen 40 aud, also the
South raction of fractional section twenty
eight e } in the Township and Range afore
said-all in the County of Wyandot, in I'll
Stare of Ohio And that at the next term ofsaia
Court the raid George W. Bogart and Eliza
]. Bo4art, will apply for au order that partition
may be made of said premises. Dated tnls 30tb
day Of April A D 1858. ,e4.1.s ID
-. MeGELLY L. GRISELL, Z &
Attorys. for Petitioners.
May !,-6t
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Metal Tips.

Metal Tips
Three million pairs Of Metal tips ar
annually applied to the toes of Children
shoes. 1t is claimed that one pair vii
out-wear three without tips, this woul'
make an annual saving OF nearly six mil
lion dollars to those that use them, an i'm
portsnt item at the present time. Al
acquaintance who has three children, in
forms us that since he commenced buy
ing Metal tipped shoes Zone year ago. h
has saved the price Of new boots for him
selt.- Commercial RuNetin.
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Besides the able discussion Of grave pc.
litical questions, and the continuation Of
its serial tales, there are some less preten-
tious articles of great merit. '1s there
anything in it?" makes a good hit at the
growing venaity Of our Legislative bodies,
and the humorous Poem, entitled "How
Mr.. Lincoln became an Abolhionist, "
contains the marrow of whole volumes Of
Constitutional exposition. We mean 10
afford our readers a sight of this "Poem, "
as soon as we can fud room for it in our
columns. #".aF#
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III UMRoLr AND MoOFLAND,-

TIT UMROLT AND HIOOFLAND,-
III Which is the greatest While the one has
explored the almost inaccessible mountain re-
gons Of South Amtrica, and added largely t,
our geographical knowledge, the other has given
his attention to Identification Of human suffer
ing, and in his invention Of the famous Gern,a'
Bitters. known in this country as "Hoohand' 's
G rman Ritters," has conftred an invaluable
boon npon mankind. Dyspepsia, Liver Con-
plant and Nervous Debility are speedily and
permanently cured by this remedy. Forsale by
druggists aub dealc,s iit medicines everywhere
at Is cents per bottle. ..1 f SRA
Nav 22nd. lS63.-3t.
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EOITR.11-E

The Grover & Baker S NJ. Co., manufacture
in addition to their celebrated GROVER a
BAKER STITCH machine, the most periec
SHUTTLE r"LOCK STITCH machines IL
the msrket, and afford purchases the opporti
nifty of selecting, after trial and examination o
both, the one best suited to their wants. Other
Companies manufacture but one KIND of ma
chine each, aud CANNOT OFFER This opportunity
ofselection to their customers.
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~ A reduction Of s per cent, from th'
above rates will be made fer Cash.
The space occupied by 10 lines Of the typ,
composing the body of the advel tisement, vii
be considered a square.
All transient advertisements, will be con
sidered q square. .af. fr :,
All transient Advertisements, together witt
Administration, Attachment, Road and Ditch
Notices, must he paid for in advance.
Advertisements inserted for an indefinite
ime will lie charged for until ordered out. :,
When yearly advertisements are inserted
one or more changes will be allowed.
L. A. Drummer, PRopRiEToR.
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High Winds mt "a.
On Monday last, we had a tall oll
aspioned blow. The dust was whirled il
clouds through the air. Crnolne c'eak.
ed like the sails OF ship when driven BY
a strong North-easter; and straw top pie
ces were whirled like eat in tornado,
rom the heads of pedestrians, giving them
an opportunity Of exercising their pedaI
extremities to regain them. Upon the
whole, June the lst came in more like a
roaring March morning, than the middle
season of the year, which is time of
gentle zephyrs. blooming flowers and
green verdure.
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Complimentary.

Complimentary
The Union men of the village, headed
by band Of martial music, paid theil
respects to Capt. Kilmer, of the lois,
regiment o. vi, Lieut.. Wormley. Of
the 55th regiment and private Jerry Croft
Of the 8lst regiment O. v. l., on Satur
day evening last. The greatest, enthusi
asm prevailed among the crowd, and the
remarks made by our country's noble de-
tenders, were enthusiastically cheered by
them. Thus may it ever be--tlra 1oyaI
applauded and honoeed-the Indeserying
and cowsfdB scornied ana dishonoled.
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FIE1,rT.

The Grover d Baker s. NJ. Co., arc the only
parties who manufacture and sell machines
'hich both SEW PERFECTLY and EMBROl
DERS PERFECTLY. t't" et" +@ w
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MO EXCUSE FOR HAVING COLDS
IN AND ,PAIES IN THE LIMBS, when .
25 cent bottle of DR.. Tobias Venetion Lihiment
will afford you immediate felief., Price rs and
50 cents Dr. Tobias Horse Lin,ment in pin
bottles so cents. Depot, So Cort!audt street
New York. Sold everywhere. r7. stg-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

Experience proves that there are oulv two
valuable sewing machine stitches---TuE GRO
YER a. BAKER STITCH, and THE SHUT.
TIE STITCH. by some called THE LOCK
STITCH" These stitches have each their pc.
cnhar merits aud excelencies. For some pur
poses, the one stitch is better adapted, and fol
some purposes The other. and selection shoul,
al Ways be made accordingly. I'..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

Married.
On the Goth Of May, by J. Williams
Esq, Mr.. John Berkhr, and Miss Ellen
Jane Bowling. .r
On the Oath day Of May, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Henry Long, in Tymochtee
Township, by Geo, W. Erect Mr.. Alon.
zoJ. Havens, of the 49th Ohio Regiment,
and Miss Eliza Jane Taylor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
u Kobnch $ Catawba q andy

havoing and cooking pu poses, it is fast com.
ing iuto general use A siogle .risl Of the Ga.
tawba Brandy will satisfy the purchaser of its
superiority; being made directly from the Ca
taaba Grapethe aroma of which is readily per-
ceived upon trial. No family should be with.
out it. ii point of economy it is the cheapest
Brandy that can be used
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

Authur's Home Magazine. i.l- .s.s-
This sprightly mirror of fasl ions and
instructor of ladies in ornamental and
household work for the month of June,
has been received, 1t costs but So, 90 a
year, is highly interesting and great ia
vorite with the ladies. Y. s. Arthur,
& Co. publishers 323 Walnut St. Phila.
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SANDUSKY, DAYTON d CINCINNATI
Ex - n - NE CD IN aE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

gufal \ g(gistellaaeulls.
NOTICE TO INv.AIIDS
DIR, Fl. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Pierson House, where he may be con
suited by invalids.
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GOING NORTH.

All ttsias make close CONNECTIONS at Clyde
with trains on the G. & I Road, both East anl
West, .e,t.rl. t..s....... -.--
H. RICE, Superintendent.
natch2l.iy.9l,
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IMPORTANT FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC.
FIRST-

,-lsFsN. E'IIoST- ,s4k 1au}
ETa HE Machines manufactured by the Grover
d Baker Sewing Machine Company, have
@aa taken the FIRST PREMIUM at the late
State Fairs held in New-Yo,k, New Jersey
Pennsylvania, Ohio, 1pdiana, illinois, Mich.
ilgan, Iowa, Missouri, Kentucky, Tennessee
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Cali.
fornia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-06-05

The Irish Store. ..,'5
Miss Mary Doran has just returned
from the Eastern Cities, and is now re-
ceiving at the Irish store. one of the Lar
gest stocks of Dry Goods, Queens Ware
Boots and Shoes, etc, ever brought tt
Upper Sandusky. Goods have declined
recently, and bargains may be expected
Tom Layton still holds forth, and is as
amiable as ever. @a'