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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18


ET Advices from Japan. dated al
kanagswa o. the 9Th Of August, report
that the United States steamer Monitor,
from Hokadadi 10 stress of weather ran
into a bay east of Nagasaki for fuel.
While here, she was suddenly fred
upon by native battery and infantry.
men stationed behind screens on thu
shore. Twenty-four musket balls hittho
vessels side, but no person was injuI d
rhe Monitor ran out OF range Southward
when she was fred upon by another bat
cry. She then opened from her Parrot
uns, and sheled the first battery and an
a ljacent village, setting both on fire
She also burned several port bulkheads
planks, and some bales Of hemp. The
bay is said to be in the territory of Maya
to. 1t was thought that the rich port OF
Osacs would soon be opened to foreign
trade by the Daimios, acting in oppose
on TO the Tycoon.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

EJ Tive hundred and twenty sil
bounty jumpers ard their sccomplices
the brokers have been arrested at Indi.
annapolis. and will be put to service with.
out bounties. They mostly hail from
New York. aud some of them are repre-.
sented as having become quite rich in
their nesar!ous business.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

er startling character, which might hav'
resulted fatally. The sentry noticed .
citizen walking rapidly along the road
going from camp. Thinking that he
might probably be an escaped rebel, the
solbier shouted to h IN "Halt!'' The
stranger took no further notice than to
quicken his pace, and a second and a
third summons was equally uhheeded. =
rhc soldier fred, the bullet grazing the
ear of the. wanderer, proving that he
heard the order. as he was within earshot
Of the sentry. This brought him to a
stand still, and and an examination
showed that he bad right to proceed
on his way. I.wss narrow escape.
Chicago Tribune
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
TEE VOTE IN GRANTS ARMY

HEApeuARrERs Army OF THE PoroMAo,
Nov. 10.
The returns Of voting in this army are
nearly all 10. The Pennsylvania soldiers
give s.97O majority for Lincoln. Total
vote in the combined armies before Rich.
mond and Petersburg is stated at l8.000i
majority for Lincoln, 5000 a
Several Petersburg Stats Agents were
yesterday placed under arrest for having
blanks with names spelled wrong. They
are held to await the decision OF the Sec
retsry of War. The matter having bssn
referred TO him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

From the Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of the
baptist Chn cb. Germantown, fenu.
DR., &. Ii. Jackson:- : ear Si Personal
experience enables me 10 say thai legsrd the
Gelnan Btters prepared by You, as a most excel
ienI mrdlcme. In cfses Of severe cold aud
general debihty,I have been greatly benefited
by the Use of the Bitttrs and doubt not thsy
wi | produce similai effects ON others.
YouEs, truly, WAkREN RAN D0LPH.
GslmaptowR, n.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
More About JEFF Davis Message.

New YORK. Nov. li,-Some of the
Richmo d pagers comment severely OF
jeff Davis message, chsr, ing HIM with
obcurity in those portions of it leteriny
to the armint of slaves, and to the pro.
posed interference with the p'ess.
The pubic debt is stated at $ll47,
O,e08, without including the foreign
and army debts.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

EE A woman III Michigan lately
took hold of what she supposed to be a
stove holder on the floor OF her kitchen,
md found it to be large rAttlesnake
How she escaped being BIZ ten WAS Ger
tsinly singular.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
LEG. A. NOTICE

TNO Mary A Adams. John Adams, AIeran der
Al ms, Emma Jane dims, Jane Plumb.
Jer miah Plumb and Jason Scott who rp, dp in
tNe State of l"dianl Margaret Roach AID Jamts
RD,1h who res lie en Oplumhiana Coun Ohio
MuryeJudGrwaad jams Unl,rwond Margar
ct Jane Davis, Ohm scott And ew W. Scott,
Alex x,uder Scott aud David Sc tt, who resi- 10 in
Ashland Connty, Ohio: Joseph p. Scott, who e
id in the State OF Oaifernia aud the nnknowu
cbid,en Of Elizabeth Bu beck deca,ed
You are bereb notified that q W. Bee y,
Admni,Irator of the Estate Of Aud ew J. Scot
deceas, d on the Sth day Of Noytmber, A. D
1854, fl ed his petition in ihe Pr bate Court
within and To- the County o WyaNdot aud State
of Ohio alleged that the peronal estate OF the
SAID dectn lart j. Insufficient to pay the debts
and th chergas of admlniste ing his estate; thai
he di seize in frcsimple of the following DE-
sc lht d Real Estate situate IN SAID Count, of
Wyantkt. ro.wit: One undivided half OF the
East halt of the Sluh >qu rt,c af Section
fwenty.six ,26l Township one { y aad Renee
Twelve - con- aiming Egtty Acres, and the
West part et The Scnth west quarerof Section
T uty.tivt 1881 fcwushsp- ard Range ai're
sal consuming Forty Acres. That re said
Mary A. Adams is entitled to dover IN said
p,rlnist.s; the said john Ad ms is hu~bani to
the sid Ma y and thai the 0the PutieS re
terred to, are hei a. law OF said deceoda t, ans
mol the next es ate Inheritance ther,ih
The p aver Of said petition, i, for the ass iz'
ment Of dover to said Marv A 'ams aud for
a sale OF said premises. subject to such dover
estate for the payment of the dehts and rh rsts
aforesaid Said petition will b for hearing on
the 9TH day of Dtcemb A D. 1868, or rs soon
the eater as counsel can he heard.
G. w. BEERY, Admir-.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
The New Congress.

The recent elections have placed q
two-thirds Union majority in the next
Congress, bsyond question. The delega-
ton will stand about as follows:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

Davis pronounces Shermsn, Grant and
Banks all ii alures, and declares Atlantis
and Richmond are not vital points. The
all OF Richmond, Wilmington, Charles
ton, Savannah and Mobile woul not con.
quer he Contederacy. The independence
ol the Coniedracy alone will secure peace
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed and quail.
L ifed as Administrator OF the Estate of A. ]
Failor, late of Wy.ndet Comfy, Ohio. de.
ssased. SAMUEL MYERS
Nov. II, 1eH-as
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

EE- The Marietta Register SAYS the
tempt to raise SlCo dO0for'l Marta Col
lege-ior an endowment. and tor LlDra, !
i}uslding-wlll prove successful. Ab'ut
$1,000 is already secured, and thous
ands more in 'ar prospect.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
PRICES

Iargesise fholding nearly double sHastitys)
81 o. per BoftIs, half dozen IS 90 Small siss
IS csnls per Bottle: hall dozen $40.
BEWARE OF COUNTERtEITs
See that the signatu.e of G. M. Jaek.oa, b ss
the wrapper of each ttle should your ntaItb
drugsisl not have The srlcle, do not be put u
b, any OF the Intoxicating prepa aiions thai may
be offered you in its placs, but send to us. a<sd
we will forward, securely packed By EXPIRE
az Prlncpal Office and M,nuisctory. Fsa
s3l; Arch Street Philadelphia.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

have kuo.n H ofland's German Bitiers "a
voraOly Tor number oi yeas have ussa
hem IN my own auiiy, aAd have be.a -
pie srd with tder eifetts. that WAS iuuuC to
eIunmtud them 70 many oJheib' aud ktow ,hst
hey have ope atrI ia stukingy benehcil
manner | take great pleasure IL tnus publicly
p 'oc!aimiug TINS fact, and ealing the a.'sutlss
ol tho ,e afflicted s. the diseases for winch
.hey are recJumeudei. 10 these Btt,rs, khov-
lug from expe l,ncs that my IecommehdatlsN
VIII be .ustaiaei. do this more ehecrfully as
iloutllnd'. bltters h iulendej TO bsIsat 6e
N etsd, and 10 mo- rum driuk.''
ioars Truly,
LEVI G. BECK
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

This is the verdict of the Americ, n
people, rs recorded on the eth of. Novem
ber. 1864 1t proclaims the doom of the
rebellion. 1t declares az ins. surrender,
OF our compromise with rebels. and il
means that the war shall be prosecute d
until the rebels submit, and the flag floats
and is respected every where, from Maine
to Florida.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
10 DENTISTRY! 6:s.a 5
DRAFT POSTPONED!

DnS, BURneLL s. BAIn.
SURGEON DE- TIST S.
yX7tLLheln Upper Sandusky fromthe 27tA
w day of September until the 2lst day OF
Now mber prepared to perform all operations
in Surgia and Nechsnicsl Dentistry Teeth
ilserted or pivot. or from one,oa full set on
god, silver orvucanite base. Csriops teeth
eansed filed and effectu lily r eserved.
1t Oharges moderate, aud all operations
warranted.
" Teeth extracted withoat pain.
sS- Room. at AYES Building s,cond
fno thrrs ,or. eas of the Pst Office.
Uo >andnsky Sept i6, 1894
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
]Net Assests July, 1864
SS.sss S,SS5,O4{ (

4. The Plan and Organisation of the
E IN A after Is yesrs severe trial
has realized the greatest public adj
vantage aud S, ccesS oi the various
systems of Fire Insurance i'll the coun
try. Is now better than ever pre-.
Jared for duty.
.. 900 Loss Claims have been set
tied andpaid. Sixteen Million OF
Dollars.
@. The Consumption ofProp ry by
FIRE. in the United States averages
$lO0 ,0U9 daily Is your prope ty
exposed and uuprolscted2
z Are You Insured? II not. why nntP
The cost is riding; the duty is man
ifesl; the result may be your escape
frmn ,uin hiie delay and neglect
may involveyou in bankruptcy, pov
erty or cruel disappointment
q. Particulr attention sud regard is
given To small risks as wei as Iagge
ones. Able security and superior
commercial advantages atforded.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

Successors to @. N. Jackson, 4 Co. PrcPristsss
TFor Sale by Druggi,a and Dealers in svsv
sown iu the Uaited SlstS.
naes.SAk, e.. 1t lss4.-iy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18
READ WADgA.gSS SOs

From the Rev Lew Il Bcck, Pastor OF lks Bse
st Church Pemberton. N j urmerly u he
North saptist Lhurch, PGlad. Yhia.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

Policies Issued Without Delay.
sTg- l.. A. Drummer Agent. Upper San
dusk. W!andot County. Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

-. 4usrs asfsis % 80
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-11-18

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, 1864-01-15
Scales.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS..
Il OFFICE coax!raAkT OF srrsssrEscE,1
@ sgAnEb EEoRSsks M 3 ST III s.
IT, sas sstss H6 sqgN G5 ~
be dsstxe9ea t II @ @Gh!e+sS as teloys. ylz:
:3.a9 pounds nrstes.l!ty Smoked shouldcz=- shank
CT: ct e1oEe to The ns1sEet;
Mtdcrs Will state In the proposals when the Pork
The above to be delivered In three equal INSTALL
s1s: M Gn ,ne an Snd Eth Of january and On the 10Th
No bids viii t. received (ualess :rom parties known
to ,he tEndcssEned xtsouta gafants5 om tMo
1he IoTE and Shoulders to be inspected by author
LED insnMectoMEsM M M s. selected By he uaderstgntd:
Price Of the artlclc and each package to be marked
N!th the contcnts 4nd the person furnish
f 1as s5s5 a Sf
Of thia Advertisement pasted on its head. "
AZ ne above ttoGs tu be tellrereffree of draJ4ge
MSer street, or ut such 11ace in the City Of Chi
caEo - may he required by the underslEned.
FFoposers who a!e not ah1s to deliver their stores
when tlcy can deliver thru.
Etparsie proposals tn duplicate must be made for
sasf e n, = 9 bidders may poposs
Samples Of The Coffee ,71st b delivered with the
proposals., and referred therein. Samples must be
~ 1eat no!ea Of cns board or TN, fully 1abelled and
Eetuln Of Wetghtt signed ny II auth :1tzed public
Ectgher, mutt b furnished Whenever required.
en EnafrtGned reserves the right to reject any Of
teuee stores, ssd directed to the nEnsrsIeaes
1k4[p1b-St 1t Colonel C.S.
, 1864-01-15
ITO RECRUITING OFFICER;

ITO. RECRUITING OFFICERS.
Il The following Blanks can be had ut the Trt-
bnne QMGe, hT the single sheet OF 1Do.
AnstEr.in Rolls. - = -
Alneter and Pay Rolls.
Volunteer Enistment Oath, s2.oo per hundred.
Vouchers.
: 0tlcers' Pay Account.
= Rcduslttons for Fuel Forage Stationery, etc., ctc
Special Regulations.
Descriptive kolle.
Discharge Papers.
pTs MUM Certificates.
Tti-Aonth1v Reports.
Company Morning Reports. 7'
Consolidated Morning I:epotts-
Consolidate d Morning Reports for Artillery.
Clothing Receipt RoiIs.
QuaEterlnnsterts Bl4nss-all kinds.
Alzo, ali the blanks used In the collection Of back
pay ana bounty Of soldiers and seamen
For Sale at the Tribune Office, 81 South Clark
Street, Chicago.
, 1864-01-15

., BRooxI1s, n. r, aiay ed. 1sa.
McssKs. HosfETER &5NrTn:
. GxSTLx1xs.-1 have used your Ditters during tho
last six weeks felt 1t no 10 yon and to the public
express my hearty approval Of their effect npou
Inever wrote "pun' for any one, and ahhor csery
thing thut sayora Of quackery. But your Rtters ara
entirely removed from the le1el ofthomete sosrEuug
the day, being patent alike to ALL and erscty at
they profess to be. They are not advertised to euro
everything, but they yarerecommeaded to aaslst n..ro
IN the al1eY1on and ultimate healing Of many of ,he
most common infruites OF the body, and this th.y
will accomplish I had been uuHelI for two month";
Is usunl With me- during the Spring. was bilious
and suffering io Indigestion and general disease OF
the nucous membrane. md though compelled to ken
at work, In the discharge OF my professional duties
was very weak, Of yellow complexion, no appetite
and much Of the tina confined to my bed When lad
been taking your BItters week. my ytgor returned.
the saow complexion was ali gone Ira1ished nv food
and enjoy the duties OF the mental application
which so recently were 70 very izksoue snd bufieu-
some to 4e. When used your Btttczs I1E1ra change
every day. These are yAcrs- An laferences must b.
made by each individual for himself
Yours respectfully. W.D.iEE,
, 1864-01-15

W- A publication called the ~ Cruise Of
the .Alabama y fias sppeared In England, and
has had quite run there. Tie British not
unnatua1lIy take II grcat interest in tho Ala
bama, and look upon her piratical exploits as
rejecting credit upon them. In The .' crriso''
m acconnt is given Of The fight with the Hat
teras, and the following is an extract Of it:
-s..*Daznn sou;; that Kills your Pig ".That
stops your " Ind {, &c, was uttered as each
ehot was heard totf*strike- with q crash that
nearly .deafeued you, fthe other boatswain's
mate equally enjoying the afhir. As he got
biz gun to lear upon the enemy he WouM
eSclaiming as each shot tad. :dThat'a }toa
tic scum 5f England 2 ss1iats a: British pa
.1dr rpou ia xaoaliose'' :: i, +-,: .,-.. ~ c.z
30 twas d British .pallt It was aBrittah
shot from British gun, aimed by subject
Of Queen Victoria, at a, Unitcd States vessel.
, 1864-01-15
Qbtfaqo Iribrtne,


n 1K1oRr OF GEN. Pmn n6HARxxx,
Cloee his eyes, his work ia done!
What to him is friend or foe,nan.
Rise Of moon, or set Of sun,
Hand OF man, OF kiss Of woman
- IaJ him Low, lay him low,
II tie clover or the suowi a..
WHAT Cares he1 he cannot know;
: Lay him low.
A. man may, he fought his fight.
Proved bis truth By his endesTut;
Let him sleep In solemn night,
sleep forever and eTer.
Lay him loE, lay him low.
A the clover or the snow =,
What cares he g.? he c4nnot Know: :.
Lay him low.
Fold him in his count1y's stars.
12o1l the drum md dre the Toueyt
What to him are all our wnrsf
What but death be1noci.ing fo1lyy So.
Lay him low, lay him low,
In the clover or the alowi
What cares he he cannot know;
Lay him lew ~~---
Leave him to Gods watching ere: =
Trust him to the halu that INSIDE him.
Mortal love weeps idly by;
God alone has power to aid him.
LEY him low, Lay him low,
In the ciovet OF the anowi
What cares he3 he cannot know:
Lug him low.
, 1864-01-15

DAGU, FTIFF EEy;E AMI JrISTS. SPR1iES.
Di:Lfs}:s. eLTS AID MCC.:ss, PWEs,
aEAuAttEE. tASl1 AL, -, tiE4MAIlE
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Far NJ, n. xr,rh tt,c encc.v sra ,..4,,, ..,.,.ar
~ Ill ~ ~ nea Y II; = sgeeuy auo cesLan felneny
Hn. , ~ ~ H. fs - psEpsts4 Hon me
@ feG!rn ~ ~. 1t1!aen ,5WSeL o. Sonussteut tae
~ .ne o III Gn s ~ s oITn ~ Hsea N uas psaSIce
~ o so'N1 t"en's 5e1S WILL 'ne UosI nstonaaa1nE
AZ ~ 'AtrFy1Aroz, ne paV = ,.nn,,,ua4
ens T. oe1n,g hao o. %4leh the oss
in l y y H VI .Sc1 a ~ aaa t itaen
eases Whcre bas heen sc It tas never Inen iao y,
1nI; SET!HAIC1A !, vii, .fynrd t7,meatst. rauef
II G'S.fH II, c-ssl " ~, ,nt ~ ~
+;rco rp;r,tna q H. - T. IL
riirr.4 1E a1e y iII = @ - - ~ -
f0f: SF1;Vni.S n EEHIi III + ITy ~ III EE*ER .Yras
- - A11
, 1864-01-15
4 RMY MEDICAL PURVEY.
IA nE.S 6FEff1ts

lxA3 fz%
NJ on tlr 18th Install, fe- furnishing tho following
mined articles Medical and Hospital Supplies viz
Fix SEED. M. 4M. in and 1sA canis:e.B FlaI
seed, Cronnd. es 9no, in and 49, ca1iateEa: Mus
bottles sI1 = nutd ounce tn dozen ho1es; WHISKY
gallons 1etn In " Y End barrelE Ale, bbls Is: Ale
Ibis 90: Mattresses, hair. to fold IN two equal par
10. 5O: MattrAsees. shuckt No. 500; Fill oEa, hair,
no. 15,60; bzsns. sin, small for tressers. No. s0o9
EtEshef. scrnabinE. No. 1900 Bnckes. wooden No.
1Q0 ChEHlesttCkB kfn, 10. 1s00; Caldrona with tin
covers 70 gallons, No. sj Chalrn, No. zoo: Close
Stools, with tin chrmhc1s. No. s Tunnele tin, pint,
teFs. hand, No. sOc; Pots. chamber del, No. ls1p
LapEfA, eth nI1fcs complete Required S1drcns.
No. 80; Slater No. 10a erttt oons, No. 4o etores
cooking with fixtures complete Is required Tables,
eee e @ v!ls usss' sssST;ea s1 6
Bowls, deli, No. II 90: DlppeTs TN ptnt Size, No.
IS; Dihea. assorted e.zes No 1850: Flesh Forks No.
81 Kettles ses iron, No. 2G2 Knives and Forxs. Of
No. ~: k1.ves. bread No. 1o1; Mugs deli No. 100
Pans frying, No. 1no; Pins nance, No 80: Pms, tin
80. Hr t1tehczs, dtf, Il Eal No: 15os Plste. delf
No. 1etH: Pon. co1cc. No. So Eors. mnsts ID.
Fssis sss IT, a. - Ell sSis 81: e;
1op0o Spoons tea. No. 10 ooG 6tee1s, No. 50 Irays
butters- No. 20: Tu1nbers, glass. No. 600; UucEets.
chsn,ees with sorsfs No le9 CIntchea nslts, 100;
Sak: Wsshboards, No. ~; Boxes. nacGnss cle:ie9 ed
::sorted eIzes. No 50, as required.
Samples Of each articles proposed to be furnished
70 ccccm. any the BIDS. EDd the quantities and time
wthin which they can be delivered ut this depot must
Each article where practicable. otherwise the pack
age be marked q. s. 4. Hospi pcp., and destcua-
ted By the name OF tie maker ct Tender.
, 1864-01-15

Worthless aud pcrulcious articles 10 oksen bot
stefed up In the advertising columns Of the psae by
fabr!cated lettars, That the propneton Of HosTRr-
TERS BrrTERS rarely give quotations fton their
business correspondence, lest tho aENUSE oFIN-
IONS OF those Who nsa and aPprec18sa = GENUINE
ARTICLE ahou1d be eontornded By tho uathtnklng
with tho FCLsONEs R1GMARDLE put, ,into tha
mouths Of MEN OF STRAW BY Inscriptions enpt-
RIGS and charatans, whose double object u to SELL.
'1 Believing, levin % However. ,s M thas FACTS IMPORTANT TO
THE HEALTH AyD COMFORT OF THE PUBLIC,
and which can be VERIFIED At ANT MOMENT By
addressing the parties who vouch for then ouXht not
to be hid under bushel, the undersigned publish b.
low few communications Of recent date. 10 which
they invite the attention OF the peoples and Ut tho
same time ESPECIALLY REQUEST all readers who
mag feel Interested in tho subIect TO ADDRESS THE
INDIVIDUALS THEMSELVES, and ascertain the
correctness OF the particulars
It u.y b thought, perhaps, that preparation uke
HOSTETTERs STOMACH BITTERss.1 which has
long been 4 STANDARD TONIC throughout the
WESTERN HEMISPHERE. and Is rapidly becotnt18 \
staple Of tzade at tho antipoes, speaks foz itad In
stronger tones than private euloglum can speak of It.
This b tsue but the phases Of disease Utmost In
Vulnerable. and every Jay new Instances Of Tia suc-
cess Of the Bitters, either "a PREVENTIVE Or =
CURE, come to tho knowledge OF the proptietors
through the malls Some Of these Of Immense H.
tereet to thousands placed IN precisely the san cir
cnmstances a. the parties who havo been PROTECT
ED or RELIEVED, and therrfore It aeans aiuost an
act Of duty to put them on record. AZ
For example, seyen-efghths OF he mu1tfudes who II,
to tea suffer motu or less from SEA SICKNESS. Ths7
dread this terrible alction ore than tne tary Of he
elements, and It must bo an unspeakablo satisfaction
to them to learn TINT It can DO ayerted BY the use Of
HOETETTERS Differs. It Is oufy within tho Inst
Twelve months that this GREAT FACT IN MED1cA.
T1OS hss been established. md henca IL r. not. mi
ver.a]y tnoHn. Thoso who haye tested tkte .naW1-
dcyeoped property Of tho preparation and eaCane;f
sea sickness by it's aid. are naturally anxfona to
snresa tbe glad tidluss among I'll Tho .un down tn
tie sen In shtus and do business On Ia rre.. ,t.
ms witness on tts posnt vhoso te,tionv 10 an.snt
ed. not only gives his own expe.1tucc. hut cnrrnh
orates II With emphatic evidence fo othrr sonrcao
II thero bc any who arc skepcal on tho snh,e th..
are hereby referred directly to him and to thc Trtfs
man Who auered with hin, tho benetca1 cncs of ~.
anudote,: ~ 1''
The immense Increase in tho satc OF uosTRrrER.s
,,,,-TE.Tc ho,h a. 49,. .,a abrass 1-s,.-.
1sar MOVES thnt thc wor1d whI1e II otsx. t,a ~
trra, n ncton ~ - IN ~ If, thtrsa ar,r ~
, 1864-01-15
EeAILRO OAD5.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after SUNDAY. January 10th, Trains will
ieaTe Van Buren, street Depot az follows:
LAY 613 q. N.
Evening Express, with Sleeping Car to
Lleyeland...... $40 p. n.
Gl9ht Express, with Sleeping cat to To-
ledo--. .....-............ 1000 p N.
Cot Meeting at Cleveland with the Atlantic aud reat
Western: st Dunktrk with the New Yofk aud ETA
a11 at Buffalo with the New York Central and Erie
Railroads. ~"
Trains for pETaoIr leave at SIS d. N. and $40
p. m. -. 70 .~' @-t'-
On Sunday one Train only will leave, At $40 D. m.
-. - :: SAMUEL c. HOUGH,
=. Western Passenger Agent,
fn4tS5T1E S. C1alE.et.. undfr Sherman fnnsa
, 1864-01-15
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