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The New York herald., 1864-08-23
SALES AT q UCrION.

UCrION WORCESTERSHIRE AND PEREMPTORY
"A sALk of suYERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUITS;
TWO SUBkRB RIOS WOOD PIAE0FokrES
ELEGAkf ROSEWOOD BrAGkRE;
RICH CHINA, CUT GLASS, SILVER WARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM :,
CARPETS &C
HENRY 4. wEsTooTr. Auc.ioneer. wal sell tn (Taes
day afternoon, at two O'clock the entire OF the
elegant residence t52 est Twenty Seventh
ssting OF two Su elegantly carved
covered nsured reps stauary and Egyptian top Centre
and fsncy Tables Turkish Lounges and Chairs 70 match
Lace Curtains and Shades nnd costly OF Oh
Paintings Bronzes Paran ana Bsaue Figures Lava Orua
ineuts and Sases. Reception Chairs, &c.
! ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE. Around ners; cost 500,
! ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE. pearl kevs, carved legs cost
5000 made by city makers; Stools and Covers TO match
Rosewood Bedsteeis Bureaus. spring and Hair Mares
metz Feather Beds and Plows sofas ana sofa
Lounge Beds mahogany Extension Table oak Chairs rich
var ETY. o. msaogany Furniture not which mat
to cart pack ship goods for purchasers Catalogues at
house.
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CHERIpF's SALE.
SHOES SHOE STOCK AND MATERIAL
R1CHARD WALTERS Auctionesr,
viii sell on "wednesday, August a. At O'Clock At auction
"a East Broadway, large stock OF ladies' and chill
drens nras and Shoes large quantity OF lun
shoe Mater al cut and Leather skins Lasts
Tools Lnines Nails Boxes aud other stock
Cutting Machine, one Rolling Mschns one Urnpng Ma.
chine Dies, Ac., with sundry Onlce Furniture. ~.
JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
TuoxAs H. FERRIS, Deputy sscriG
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-1he wheat market &C &c. better, owing TO the
diminished supply SALE with fair demand In part for
export sales OF 90 600 bushels at 81 IL So 80 for Chi
csgo spring 81 10 81 80 for Milwaukee club: 81 81 a
81 3S for amber spring % 80 81 81 for common red
state - 30 81 10 for inferior TO good winter red Vest
eru 81 IS 50 81 for amber Michigan 81 40 81 a. for
inferior TO good white Western and Sc rs for white Ken
lucky Corn was &c &C. dearer, with cd demand at
the Improvement sales OF 81 as1 Sc 81 So
Tor Western latter price for nearly yellow and 81 50
for whits do. Oats dull and drooping We quote
The range 92c a 96c. Rye and Barley were Inactive.
CoTrjS-rhe msrket was very firm, and prices
higher. sales OF 200 bales We
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TINTED STATES TREASURY.

TINTED STATES TREASURY.
u NEw YoRK, August 90 1864.
Notice Ia hereby given that the Thirty Treasury
Notes win be delivered at this ONCE deposit
VI funds Persons remtnE bv mail VIII please indicate
the denomination OF notes desired; also how they shall be
transmitted whether by mail express or otherwise The
in denominations Of $50 SlOO $50 81 COO aud
from that date TO date of deposit be paid.
JACOB RUSSELL, Assistant Treasurer ad interim.
NoTICE.-HoLDERs OF STOCKTON (CALIFORNIA)
N City coupons due and PAYABLE in New York in july
1864 and January 1865 hereby notified that the
will be paid United Staes gold coin presentation
the Metropolitan Bank, New York city, the respective
dates. G. 7. MEADER, Agent
NEW YORK AND HARLEY RAILROAD COMPANY
~ Presidents C1lce, Of Fourth and
Twenty,sixth street. New York August ~ 86-Proposals
will be received this Office until 10th OF September prox
hundred thousand dollars of the Conso
Mortgage and Sinking Fund Bonds Of this COMPANY.
These bonds issued In March. 1863 interest at six
cent payable nuav presentation of coupons,
August and Februarv, limited aggregate amount
Of not exceeding six millions of dollars and redeem
ap,e in thirty years from their date.
entire mortgage debt cornpSny secured by
upon the whole OF its railroad including Its city
railroads.
The mortgage provides for sinking FUND. be applied
sem. Annually to the purchase and cancellation OF the
bonds II further provides for the appcat OF the
OF sale of the estate Of the south OF
For second street to the purchase and exngushment OF
the bonds
A sufficient number OF the bonds have been aside
pav the exist nq NOR cages as they become due.
information b. had application this
ONCE WIN. II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
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FINANCIAL.


TIVE BANK or CALIFORNIA
SAN FRANCISCO.
Caplts So COO prd up in god con
d. o. MILLS President WV 9, kAkSIoN. Cashier.
Correspspdents New York cty,
Onlces - Pine street
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UCTION NOTICED ID. CAULKINS, AUCTIONEER
"A To parchasers OF really frat class costly Furniture
rich French Pier and Mautel Mirrors,
superb carved rosewood Piano.

"A To parcnasers OF really costly Furniture,
rich French Pier and Mantel Mirrors
superby carved rosewood Piano
forte, Silver Plate, &c
This day Tuesday Au;ust23, -
tho residence 2i8 West Fourteenth street, Eighth
ayenue commencing at lo, o'ciock A. NJ rain or shire
The comprises some of the richest aud most eab0r
aey carved Parlor furniture offered public auction
and to be sold without any reserve An examination will
we'll repay intending buyerR
Parlors thiee elegant full Suits OF rosewood Par
lor Furniture rich crimson and blue and gold,
and coloed bocade ana sat rosewood kageres,
spien%aiaa n%aaSNiFicENr SNi i'E RosEWoob PIHnoFoafE.
Stool and Cover.
elegant instrument with round corners, beautifully
carved legs and case. al modern tmproysmena
Also magnificent collection of Paintings rosewood
Turk sh and Easy Chairs, in line rosewood Centre and
Side marble Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets
Chamber Suits. In rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus,
Bedeads Washsands Sofa Beds IN tine halrcota;
pure Hair Mattresses from forty to fy pounds, made
to order in excellent condition. h+0t
Dinag Room Furniture con slsting OF nne Exen
Dining Table, oak Arm Chars, Silver Ware, rich China
and Silver Cutlery FORKS Spoons, &c with heavy
Cut and Engraved Glass Ware Of every description,
Oartmen IN attendance 70 cart. pack or Snip goods
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Sales OF Real Estate.
By Messrs. Muller, wilkins Co
lot 25ih st., los feet of 9th ave 500
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EDWARD soHESoK.. .AuoTIoNEER:

EDWARD SCHESCK. AUCTIONEER
IL SECOND HAND FURNITURE MIRRORS, &C BY
EDWARD SCHENcK. this day. sd instant at lols clock,
at his salesrooms, No ~ Liberty street. an assortment
OF second hand Furniture consisting uar Of Tapestry,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets black wa nut and oak Este
Tahcs, blacx walnut and mahogany Chamber Furni.
e mahogany Sofas ant Chairs rosewood secretary Book
Dining koon Chairs in Toilet Table,
black walnut Hall stand, Beds and Bedding Mattresses
Bolsters and Pillows and general assortment OF
out reserve.
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DAVID D. EA1AN. AucrIoNEER Will Sail
and other Bcdsteads Bureaus Tables Chairs. Sofas,
Lounges, Brussels Three ply apd Ingram Carpets.
handsome Velvet Carpet enclosed walnut Besead,
Singers and one Ne Plus Ultra sewing Machine. Chid's
Wagon. Also the contents Of small house consisting OF
thing for houssxeepng Kitchen Utensils CIR ckery.
Forks Spoons, &c Also 10, Of Barroom Tab es, Gas Fr
tr Ic
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LOAN OFF1CA1.
I-MosBY iIBERAlLy ApyAsCgD AT n ON
n DIAMONDS WATCHES JBwELRY, II
PIANOS FURNITURE 6u.
AT II, PAwNBaOKERs TICKETS WANTED AT "
On Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. tc
higher price pad than obtained any other
place In the city, at u Beecker street, up stairs
kTu. HYMANs. e5s BROADWAY, CORNER or
IA Bond street room No o Will pay the highest price
for Diamonds set or unset, Watches and Silver Ware,
will advance cash on the above articles 6S Broadway
corner Of Bond street
AT lss--PAwNBROKERS TICKETS PURCHASED.
n of Diamonds, Watches. Silver ware. Guns, Pistols,
Musical fns,ruments Dry Gools Clothing Beds bedding
&c Overcoas wanted l+S Canal street third door west
OF tho Bowery. under Citizens Bank.
AT e0o-IoHEY L1BBRALLY ADVANCED ON DIA-
N monds Watches Jewelry Silver Plate Guns, Pistols
4c Ac. Also Pawnbrske, o. Tickets wanted ID amonds
waiches Jewsry, Guns Pistols, &C. for which win
30 nor cent than DO obtained At
the city Broadway corner of Houston street. up stairs
No. b.
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sEaARs AND TOBACCO.

U,oR sALE-6so 20 Sugars, VARIOUS BRANDS FOR
sale cheap in lots to suit purchasers Call on or Ad
dress T. MILLER, No.t Dey street
NATIONAL GUARD SMOKING TOBACCO -THg AT.
IN t~ntipn called TO this choice artcle,
Of the best leaf, and the
bacco In The market For sale NJ the tegsr Whole
sale i3 fulton street
l,r DoyfNGo roPs PsCCO. WANTED SO BALES IN
- bond. ANDREW G. BLLi0fr, l2l Water street
THE CHEAPEST sEGAR H0UsR
Fine segsxs, frsm s16, $50. ss5. SO $50 70 600 per
All orders promptly erec,ted. Call on or address
l. MILLER, segar sanufa facturer,
No. Dey street. N. Y.
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b. HALsEY, AUCr,.oNEEK-BY j. 3. HALsEY
THIS DAT TUESDAY, AUGUST 2s AT 10K O'CLOCK
A. the Auction Room, 90 Beekman street
HARDWARE, TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY. kc.,
in lots 70 suit city and country retail buyers
Also, IVORY HANDLED FORKS, 20J dozen, assorted.
ALSO At ~ O'Clock, prcc sely
$50, 90 Eley's Percussion Caps slightly damaged.
So Eng ish Artillery Saddles.
So Muskets and Carbnea
at IL o'clock Ia front of store:
~ Kegs Emery assorted numbers
Catalogues ready early morn ng Of sale
FRIDAY, AUGUST 6,
Special Sac Of
FILES AND HORSE RASPS,
comprisipg over i,2D doxen. Particulars hereafter
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SHIPPING


NoTlCh-THE sTg .MsAIP CITY OF LIMERICK.
IN ofhis nc will sail extra steamer Thursday,
August 23 at limited number OF steeraee
reduced able in United States
rency. JOHN g. DALE, Agent rs Broadway.
sIEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, ToUc9IEa AT
Yok and rhIadephia Steamship Company (inman line).
the United States mails intend despatchng their
full power Cd C,yds built iron steamships as follows
CITY OF BALTIMORE, SATURDAY. AUGUST 81
ErNA. SATURDAY SEr1 kMBER g.
EDlEBURGH. SATURDAY. SEPTtMBER 10
and every succeeding Saturday at noon from pier A. North
RATES OF PASSAGE 4eH
Payable In gold, or Its equivalent In currency
First Cabin .......sso stssrase $50
Do TO HAMBURG ....... 90 Do TO Hamburg -. 81
Passengers forwarded Havro Bremen Rotterdam.
Antwerp, &c at equally low rates -
From Liverpool Queenstown: First Cabin, SIS, SS5.
S05 Steerage $50 Those who wish to send for their
friends can buy tickets here at these rites.
These steamers have superior acgpmmodations for pas
strongly built In wster tight iron sections and
carry patent fire annihato Experienced surgeons as at.
tached to each steamer.
Fer further information apply IN Liverpool 70 WILLIAM
INMAN. Agent 2, Water street: In Glasgow to ALEX.
MALCOLM, No. st. Enoch in Queenstown to @.
4 W. d SEYMOUR ( co. in Lopdon TO EIVES / MACY.
81 King William street. in Parish JULES DECOUE, 48
Rue Nore Dame VICTORIES Place de- In Bourse in Pha
dsphia 70 JOHN @. DALE, Ill Walnut street. or at the
oo"p. JOHN O. DALE. Agent. Is Broadway. N. Y.
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J. L. SMITH. AUCrIoSEER. WILL SELL THIS
IA day at O'Clock, at No. u Stuyvesant place (Nint tn
street, between Sc ond and Third avenues Piano OF
splendid ana hnish cost $500; three Parlor
wood and mahogany: Bedroom Suits. Rockers. Looking
Glasses mahogan and maple Chars Tables Brussels and
Ingram Carpets and everything that belongs first
house.
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The auconeer woula call the particular attention OF his
friends and the public this sale Parties wishing TO at
this sale take the Sixth stages from the
Astor House. ST. Nicholas Metropol Hotel leaving at
Eighth street, a few doors from the house VIZ
Parlors-Magnifcent ro ewood Pianoforte. Stool and
Cover, ee2ant instrument, with round corners rich
carved legs and full octave oversng bass fun
iron plate made TO order by city makers seven months ago
cost $685. three elegant PAro Suits in rich French
satin brocaie and French reps Turkish Easy Chairs and
Leunges rich marble t,p Centre and Side bles Late Cur
tans Hageres Bronze Clocks Vases Mirrors Cha ndeeis
Corner and lBook Stands Oil Paintings rosewood black
walnut and mahogany BedsNads, Bureaus WashstAnds.
spring and Hair Mattresses Blankets Beds Sofa Beds
and Silver Fare, Cutlery, &c n. -Cartmen In attend
to cart. pack ship goods for purchasers.
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HE., E.,A.R.EITAG-E9 9.

At the Evan. Ref. Church. Frederic < N O. OF
the 9Th inst, by the Rev. DR.. Hacharias. Lieut.
THoMAsP HAMMErr, of Baltimore, 0l- J, s.N'
Miss NJ. TlLlE OeLE, of Frederick city. Nd,
formerly of Titlin, Ohio.
H!S" We send greeting, to our friend, "Tillie'''
our congratulations, and wish her abundant
happiness in her married relation.
On Thursday, December 10th, 1863, at the
residence of the brides father, in Holmes Town
ship, by Rev David White, MIR. CHRISTIAN Srlt
GLE and MISS CHRISTINA HOWARD.
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Jonuary 18th, 1867.
ALI Howard.

All Howard.
The "Ola BulI' Of America, gave two
Of his popular entertainments at Beerys'
Hall on Monday and Tuesday evening OF
this week. All who were present were
delighted with the manner in which he
p arformed upon the violin AMI Guitar
and 'oms atl.slure musicians who heard
hi,a, coneur in The opinion that he is the
frs, r;olinist Of the age, We regret t, ,'at
Mr.. uoward's co,ulng Among lis was no.
more generally known,as it would haven
sured him a full house.
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DENTS try.

Dentistry.
Dr. Charles H. Kenegy. Dentist, late
Of Cleveland Ohio. having as we under
stand permanently located in this ou
thriving and pleasant town, as practi
cling dentist, we cordially welcome him
to place amongst us. His gantemanly
deoortment, his skill and mechanical ge.
MUS as dentist, will command for him
respect, and full share of business,
We have seen some specimens of bis
workmanship which were well got up
beautifully finished, admirably adapted
to the mouth and would be used in mas
tcating about as wells as the natural teeth
we would, therefore, ,cheerfully recommend
all who are in want Of teeth, from one to
full set, to give him call, as we have
no doubt that the DR.. will give perfect
and complete satisfaction.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
Complaints

Complaints
Sometimes reach us from our sunscri-
bels in the country, that they do not re
ceive their paper regularly. We assure
them that they are regularly mailed at this
office, and sout forward with the pack
for the respective Offices in the county,
and il any of our subscribers fail to re,
ceive their paper the fault must be with
their local Post Master VIII the P. NJ,
look to this business.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
The Wood Procession,

The Wood Procession,
, Our country friends have done the
thing up handsomely. Load after load Of
wood was hauled into the village and un,
der the direction of the committee. found
its way to the door Of the wives of our
soldier boys who are battling for our
rights on the tented field. Three times
three, rousing cheers for the people in
the country. They have thus eviuued
their appreciation for our gallant soldier
boys.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
tanned. TIA weekly Journali and pub
lished at $500 per annum. Address
W. 5. Spencer & Co., Chicsgo, III.
Fresh Arrival.

Fresh Arrival.
Simon & Oppenheimer have received
an addition to their stock Of Gents Fur
nishiug Goods which it would be well
for all wanting a new rig, to call and in
spect. "Joe' the Junior member of the
firm will always be found on hand to show
his superb stock, and his "cutter" just
at his elbow to take your measure, and
insure you good fit. Call and take an
observation.
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1000 ACRES OF LAND,

Will be sold in Bucyrus Saturday Jan
10th, 1868, at Auction, belonging to the
estate of Abraham Monnett, Located
a miles South -east of Bucyrus. Well
improved, in a splendid neighborhood,
ard under fine cultivation and will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers 1 down and
the balance IN four or five years.
M. M. Balm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
Thanks

Thanks.
Although some kind FRIENDS have
cut the acquaintance of the "Pioneer"
recently, we are glad to know that our
subscription list is upon the increase.
We work off now larger addition of
the Pioneer than we have ever done be-
fare-and each week we are receiving new
names to the roll of subscriptions. We
thank all our friends for the patronage
extended to us, and hope by a strict ad-
hereance to the cause of the Union to con-
tinue to merit their appreciation Che
Pioneer, will continue to defend the brave
soldiers who are battleing for the old flag
against the enemy who are continually
giving them a fire in the rear as well asI
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
Fine Sheep.

Fine Sheep,
Our friend Gen. S. Myers, last week,
purchased from John Campbell, the no
ted sheep raiser, of Middlebury, Vernon
ten blooded ewes, for the snug sum ot
$500. The Generals flock is now su-
perior to any in this part of the country.
He offers for sale few choice ewes and
lambs, and those of our farmer friends
who wish to secure some blooded stock
had better call on Mr.. Myers immediate
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
The Union Banner.

The Union Banner.
This is a Literary paper, recently es,
tablishsd at Chicago. under the manage
ment of w. S. Spencer & Go
1t is a large sheet and we'll filed with
the most choice Literary matter. Il is
destined to fill space which has long
been felt in the great west, Of First
Class Literary Journal. Judging from
the speciman numbers hefore'ns. We can
say IN Typographical execution. none of
the. Jouonals OF a similar character, pub
lished in our eastern cities excel it, and
and as to its articles, both, original aud
select. is head Of them all. We wish
the Union Banner a prosperous future,
and hope tie suterpr, may be fully sgs,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

PETIT.
Joseph Bachtell, Antrim Township
Peter Tobias, Crane;
George Wonder, Crawford;
William 7. Baker, Jackson;
Samuel Harmon, Pitt;
Edward Walker, Tymochtee;
Reuben Lowmaster, Eden;
Harrison Sell, Mifilm;
Joseph kauble. Salem;
5. Y. Cheseblough, Ridge;
William Corbin, RichIand;
Elisha White, MarseilIes.
GRAND.
Oliver Owen, Miffiin Township,
Alfred Thatcher, Crane;
Got''eb Dlshef Eden,
Levi Hare, Crawford;
ia nry lNrown, Crawford;
Join. Ru,4mell, Richland;
Jacob Hart, Crane;
Richard Aten., Crane;
Joseph 4. line, ,Tymochtee;
John Ill. Ju. 'kins, Crane;
Ioel y. Nor. $, Ty'mochtes;
S'oill Willy Pit;
George ". Erect, Tym ochtce;
Henry Cooheuour, Eden;
James I'll. Lindsey, n 'itfiin.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

American Agriculturist-
We have often commended to our rea-
ders this veteran monthly, which in our
estimation has long stood at the head Of
all the periodicals devoted to farming and
domestng economy. tits now entering
upon its twenty-third volume and we are
glad to learn that its patrons and admi-
rers are constantly increasing.
This increase should continue until the
Agriculturst find place in every fami-
ly; for there is no household that may
not be benefited to the extent of many
times its cost, by its varied stores Of in
structive and entertaining reading
There is no one Of our readers who is not
interested in the topics of which it treats
and those who can spare dollar for in
tellectual improvement, can not do better
than to send it to Orange Judd, Al Park
Row New York. Try, it once and you
will thank us for the suggestion.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

4 Good Letter. <tf
The letter from our friend Capt. S. S;
Petit, in this weeks issue will be found
full Of interest as giving full account of
the storming Of missionary Ridge The old
18th Reg, went into the work with a
will ;; and crowned itself with glory.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
Fruit Trees.

Ffuit Trees. qa rana .n .7y-.
Jacob Hefi1ebower invites the people ol
Wyaudot County to his advertisement in
this weeks paper. His nursery adjoins
our village, and his stock of Fruit trees,
,,Evergreens, DC. cannot be excelled by
any Nursery in the Union. Call and
made your selections.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

to advocate the cause of civil and reli-
gious liberty. Let our friends send in
their names. There 10 room enough on
our subscription books for a few more.---
Roll them in, now is the time TO sub
scribe.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

y \ MisGellanepl's,

NOTICE TO I'M A Lids
DIR, Fl. P. GATCHELL is at the
"'Water Cure" at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
inyalids. n--,- L.-
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Agricultural Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that there will be
an election FOR Officers of the Wyandot
County Agricultural Society, held at the
Ofiics If the Secretary, in Upper ssndus
XIV, Ohio, on Saturday, January 23d, 1868
Al those who paid One Dollar into the
Treasury, at tie last Fair, will be entitled
to vote,
G. BERRY, jr., Set'y.
Jonuatu 18th 1867.
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YOUR BEAUTY, SYMME.
9 STRY OF FORM, your health and mont Il

powers, by using that SAFE, Pleasant Popular and
aYa Specific Remedy known as Helmbold's Extr,c.
Buchu Read the Advertisement in another COL
umn, and profit by i-Discases and symptoms enumera
ted. Cut II out and preserve it. Yo may not need Il
now, but may at some future day II gives hcah an9
vigor 10 the frame, ard bloom to the rallid cheek
Saves Long Suffering and Exposure Beware ofCoutes-
reits, Cures Gnarsntssl. tT'
Ian, l. 1894 I'm,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
VNWG VANVVISs

OF the best American Manufacture. Razo.s
Silver Spoons, and Butter Kpives Silver
Thimbles, Port Monies, Purses, Pocket Books
and Bankers Cases. Spectaces Co, cave pob
Glass, near sighted Glasses nosc Glasses -
giles common glasses, Spectstie cases ;,sis
bows, boxes, and violin Low hair. call pie lie es G
enod oTiaFsS sSla psgs strng al' violin .trnss
structions Bank mus - naper ap and r books and
.nplng iol,-s song oJoks. Gilt looking GLASSES
Toy 's'.ers' toy watches, rubber combs. fiue
"p' coarse soral beads and rings, best
GOLD PENS AND HotDERs.
-. eel peus holders, pencils and shsrpners
pencil points, shaw pins Of varions ssrts and
one Thousand and ohu, other articles 10 numer-
GUS to mention. ae
Watches, Clocks ard Jewelry repaired and
warranted to give entire satisfaction
JOHN PAUSCH.
In Jerry Grof's old Stand, one door sonth
Of the bank.
U. sandusky, Dec, lS,,lsS3-t
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e anansrErrER,s RITTERShrre received

sSyeOSTETTER'SB R'SBITTERShGve received
q % the warmest enconiuns from the press and peo
@~2 pie throughout the Union, as valuable tonic
" ~ for the of Dyspepsia, Flatuence Constipa-
eo Q1G tion and general nervous debility, cannot be
approached. Every day new cases of its great
effect are chroncled through our principal public Jour-
nails There is nothing equal to the enjoyment to that
which the afflicted experience when using this valuable
specc It's mild tone its and vigorous action upon
dsoriered stomach and the cleansing of the entire b-
man hcdy should recommend It to all classes cfour com
munty. Fey see Advertisement For sale h Drug
giss and dealers generally everywhere.
Jan. /, ls64.-2m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15

COURT.
The Court of Common Pleas will con
veue at Upper Sandusky, on next Tuesday,
January 18th, 1864. The following is
list Of Petit and Grand Jurors, drawn for
the January Term:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-15
To Cure Indigestion.

To Cure Indigest!Vn.
Close alLthe outer doors and windows
ola four story house, open the inner doors
then take long switch, and chase cat
10 and down stairs until she sweats.