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, 1864-08-20

70 Mota,ats end Marri6d Ladias,
ts1gure the outwatd appeazxncn OF both n1alo9 &
females, 80. Il.1irE them disgusting Object u
sacEbclYE< Cd thsA f1!tuH7.
, 1864-08-20
uLCERB, PImPEZs, BL0rCEE
CLCER1qIrE DIyElSBg I

nfsEtf Of tts G6s6~ rt3c3S ttesoe Bptss xorets..<
VI Scalp, 40 zae.eG{ hAA aEar proved Ii equ6l.
MUTI PkCEde ~ upoL the femala-face dspsndtu,,
mt to- the yccEg Wit ant mother. a feW hotttes !;
Co2stftutlon Lfo syrup Will correct tbs secro:.o.c
and remove tha dEp0siI WhlGt IL difacnH HndAF ii,
lk11. ~ -
In DsG23a8 tha Liver, ktY1u6 rise to Eansn;1.
Dizziness Indfg g.stlcnt Weak 9tolrata o. N 0irr.
ted caIcesouA coEdl1on Of the orEan &c coupsrde
With burning Or othT unpleasant syn5tclua. Wfu
.r?l1nTe3 By tba 7A- Ct 0oas1tTETl0I LII:
, 1864-08-20

FEVER AND ACpE KILLER.
This medictEe Will tnre AKue 1ns.
Fever, Du NIB A&ue. Ch11ls AID Fever.
Intermittent and Remttteut FeVerg.
and every form of Fever incident 20
tho West,
Dr.. Easteriy'I Fe7er ard Asrc E:,ier IA VAR
RAh1 - Io CUhk. chd ~ fAI 20 .hc lnnoeJ VIII
tH- PIice tt.H Fer b0ttle.
; 3E- For sale :: ok 4. EAsTnaLY = Cn.,s ~a1n,3
Medicine Store. 50 AAdtscn ST., Chicago, Iii.
, 1864-08-20

iA.Eaxtc73.l k1ULAkSlA. SQuF.
LUkakao. SCIXI1CA. RIO n1r,1nv-nr-
y tsefe u a1= dtsstae tn xatct shs Court x:..
Lille syrup Is so7e1 e19, Il ID u RhtuIc atsn aH
s1nJEsd al,acuoes. Ths mott lEten7e pains ia !:
1oss sant!y ailavtsted-eEoru elltnKs 9fa :
dEca5 CAs-@, chronic OF vfcat!ous. Ct y 9y Sc 1ss
s@araf.Z. tt 20 bean c1cea By NJ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
DEATH OF CHARLEY Il. HUFFMAN.

1t will be seen by letter from Capt
Geiser and Lieut.. Rodig, published it
another column that Charles II. Huff
mana private in company ID, 18Th Reg't
0. V. V. |, was killed in the battle a
Dalis, Georgia, on the eth ul,imo.-
Charley was for somtime typo in ou
flee, and LAID aside the compo>tor,
stick, in order that he might enlist in .he
Union army, to defend the olL flag. liz
had been in the service three Yeas, and
had re-enliSted for the war, and now, af.
ter having passed through number o
battles, has fallen uppon the battle field
OF Dallis, another martyr to the sacred
cause of his country.
Charley was noble boy, and having
ere he had reached his majority sacrificed
his life upon the alter of his country, his
name will live in history, as one OF the
hero's. who dared TO lift his arm in defence
of the rights Of man and the cause Of hu
manity,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
THE BIG SNAKE.

THE BIG SNAKE.
The big snake. famous in the legend.
o(Wyandot courtyard Of which We have
heard SO much, has again, made his ap.
pealance in the vcini y of this village,
and seen by quite number Of our citi,
zens. ventilating his snake-ship on the
banks Of the Sandusky, or bathing his
body in the waters OF that river. The
size Of this monster differs,in the opinion
OF those,who have seen him, some placing
his length at fifty feet. with body as
large as a nail key, others estimating him
to be 30 feet long with body in proper
ton. We are not posted as to the object
Of his visit just at this time, but have
heard it whispered about thar, the "Sons
OF Liberty" wishing leader of the pro-
per cal ber are about to initiate him into
their order. and make him King. But
there seems to bs some doubt AS TO his
ability to pronounce properly the pass
word OF the infant order IVA oil loc,'
and without this, none can enter these
barred portals.
At any rate, he is here, and those who
have seen him have been made to tremble
in their boots.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
RETURNED HOME.

Capt. Henry Miller Of the 55rh R R4g't
o. V. Y. |. and who was wounded in til,
hand at the battle Of Resaca, Georgia, ii
May last. reached his home in this vii
lage on Friday last, the 81 inst.
We arc glad to see him looking so wei
after the hardships Of the camp, and tht
exposures incident to tho march in the
recent Shelmans campaign in Georgia.
The Capt. bears an honorable wound
in the hand, received whilst advancin.
against the rebel works, in that hard
I.uyha battle Of Resaca, and which has
i,capacitated him for active service for a
time, He cheers us with good
news from the army Of the Cumberland
and thinks Sherman will triumph over
johnson, on every field in which they
meet, and will succeed in his march
against Atlanta. The Capt. still adhears
to the old style Democracy, and believes
he principles Of that old well tried wal
partywill triumph in the present crisis.
We hope that he may enjoy his shon
visit home 10 the funess of his heart de
>ircs, aud when his furloug. expires and
he returns to the army, to again battle
for the right and the Union, may a mer-
riIul providence watch over him, and
keep him from harm, and when thi>
"cruil war is over" may he return to his
home, to enjoy the blessings of that re
public, which his vAlor, in conjunction
with his brave comrads, has arrested from.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
THE "soNs OF LIBERTY ON A HUNT.

The "big snake" was reported on Tuesday las
being in a torpid state, having that morning
devoured horse, six sheep, three hogs and one
bullock, and with this report, came the an,
nouneement that he was "back contraband, "
from down in dixie, u regular "nggcr head
Thereupon, "Ok houn," the rallying cry Of the
Sons" was sounded and soon the Sheriff, with
u writ for his arrest in his pocket, rifle in his
hand, and a brace of SIX shooters in his belt
(the same he used ON Joe Battcnfet,) was seen
to emerge from the Jail. The Prosecuting At
torney, chief Mogul Of the Sons, armed to the
teeth las the law of the order directs with score
or more, all similarly prepared, filed through
our streets and moved on double quick, to the
river bank, with malice prepense, determined
to die in defence of their rights from niggah in,
vasion But the contraband took in the shad
ow of coming events, and if he was of niggah
blood he hunted his Abolition hole awful quick
were he reposcs from harms way. 1t was the
intention of the Sons, "if they had taken him
alive, to have Gagged him in their Hall, as an EN-
blcm of Old Abe's tyranny in letting loose upon
the North, the Mig! nig!! niggah!!! But the Mig
ger head was too much for the combined s,rate
gy o. the Coppcrheads.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
SAD NEWS.
ON E..

SAD NEWS
From letters written BY several Of the 10Th,
Ohio boys to their relatives here, we learn that
their Regiment was engaged in the sever skir-
mishes near Dallas, Georgia, and on the 9th of
May, during fight of one hour and a half, lost
2]4 men, killed, wounded and missing. The
following are the casualties among those wLo
enlisted ircm here.
William Gibbs, killed, Cyrus DeWilt, killed,
Jacob Grlndle, killed, Vim. Duuaway, killed,
James Thompson, mortally, Dora Jackmar,
severely, Frederick Hincs, severely, ChSst>r
Nigh, slightly, Jcrami Nigh, Slightly, Alonzo
Gibbs, slightly
Thus our best boys, our heroes fall, sealing
with their life blood, their devotion to our
country in her terrible struggle for self govern
ment and preservation. And many, many a
tear will be shed in rememberanee Of those de-
parted loved ones .......-......--....
Col. Neiblng of the olst Reg't.fon Findley,
Ohio, during the skirmishlng near Dallas, Was
SO severely wounded by ball passing through
his right wrist, that bis arm wac amputated.
cNE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
WHAT HAS BECOME OF THEM.

We think an appropriation was made
some years since by our "village dads
to purchase "tooks and ladders" to be
used in case of fire. A house was alsc
erected TO protect this property from the
weather. We have been informed, tha'
the house is now used as depot for
farming implements, and the 'ho Ks and
ladders are non come ata Jus. How is
this? Will our corporate authorities
look after this matter, or will they i4op-
ard'za the property of our citizens by
permitting Tie fir apparatus of the place
to be used by every one, and the house
used as store room. The citizens have
right to demand that this thing be look
cd after.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
DEATH OF MAJOR ROBBINS.

DEATH OF MAJOR ROBBINS.
From Capt. Miller, we learn that Ma
j)r r R,bbins received his death wound OF
Sunday morning, May 10Th, whilst tn,
55sh Regiment was moving against the
Rebel works. 1:appears that the FIRE o
the enemy was so severe, and the position
assigned the 55.h Regt in the line o
battle. .such,as to subject it,not only,lo the
ire Of the enemy in front Of them. but II
h. cross fire oi the Rebel sharpshoolers.
who were on special duty upo. this day,
and done sad havoc by picking otl
Union officers. The Regt. in order to
protect themselves, were lying IN the
ground, and the officers sheltered
behind the trunks of trees. Nh
jor Robbins, occupying his position was
sitting beside small jree, watching the
progress Of the fight. and speaking words
Of encouragement to his brave boys, when
he was seen to bend suddenly over, and
heard to moan, Capt. Miller fastened to
his relief, but found the aim OF the
deadly weapon had been true to the
mark, and the Majors bsdy pierced
with minnie ball producing almost in
stopt daoth IIa was carriad Il, tha ,o,,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
TOO BAD.

TOO BAD.
We have been informed, that there is
abuternut in town, who says, that before
he emigrated to This place. he never touch.
ed any intoxicating liquors, bat that the
Id Abol,tionists have made him SO
mad since his residence here, that in or.
der to alay his wlath he has been com
PEELED to shoot himself very frequently
IN the neck with liquid bullet. 1t is
too bad. and the Aboltionis:s, should
be ashamed OF themselves
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
WOOL CLIP.

WOOL CLIP.
Crawford township, In the Estate o
Carey" can beat the world in the pro
duction of fine sheep. and an extra quail
ity Of WOOL John Gormley clipped the
wool from two year old Buck of Span
ish extraction, that weighed lO1bs, the
Carcass OF which drew S5fbs. The wool
is of a superior quality. Mr.. Gormle,
has fine lot Of extra sheep on hand,
which will be disposed Of to accomoda'e
the "rest of mankind
ONE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURE:
In almost every case.

III uIlHUsU every CHse.
1t Is impossible 10 enjoy the bloom of hesltl
aud viva city ofspris, unless the Menses arc
egular US TO the time, the quantity, and quail
ty. When they are obstructcd, nature makes
her etf'ts to oct in for it some other outlet
and unless these effohs al liafure are assisted
me patient usually experiences nespond nc,
Nervousness, and injll! Consumption assume
It's sway, and preihaturely terminates miseru
Bile lie.
Do not suffer ffom these irregularities, whe
an investment OF one dollar lii l.yon'e P,roJi
cal d ops will regulate and restore nature +,
It's healthy coufse, and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
CAREY ITEMS.
THAT CONTROVERSY.
Little ideas, like little men are seldom seen,
Little wit like empty brans belongs 10 Careys spleen
Folks are known by much ado, and little witt
Pass them BY is taught by holy writ "

tliltue lueub, lltllc men uTe bcluonl sceHt
Little wit like empty brains, belongs Careys spleen
Folks are known by much ado, and little witt
Pass them BY is taught by holy writ "
"UNfoN"
If the first lin, above contains an idea at all
it must be SO very little" that it cannot be per
ceived. Perhaps, it was written for want of an
idea, which might readily be the case with one
having such an overAowing talent for poickry
that it runs into disease Of the spleen. Should
my readers, doubt the expressions contained in
the remainder of the stanza, they have only
to read the communications from Carey, pub
lished in the UNION, and they will be satisfied
of their truthfulncss. Intelligent people have
passed judgement on those LINES and with the
autrage' contained in them, and the verdics
rendered is perfectly satisfactory to lis. MotherI
having daughters in charge, desiring to train
them in neatness and gentilily. and anxious to
have them avoid the bold and slatternly exam
pies, 50 frequently set them, have already of
fered Gone" their sincore thanks for having
written such necessary advice They wers
written for the benefit of the person addressed,
and it is encouraging to see theimprovement III
her appearance, which is manifest to all OBJ
servers Just continue the work so well begun,
and it may be, that our citizens will forget some
time in the future, who was the nuisance,
among their circle of acquaintance here.
The usual rant of didn't 60 to war" "but re-
maincd to protect his home" is but a transpar-
ent assumption of patriotism on the part OF the
w.ittr. Nothing would b: mere satisfactory to
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
BE WISE IN TIN E
BE WISE IN TIME

Let not disease destroy your constitution
fr, bottle ofmy Periodical Drops and you
viii be- satisfied that am 10 impostor.--1el
Your tf1lccd friend what restored The bloom If
lcath TO YOUR cl ecss. and therepy confer tt
avor more valuable than gold. For paiufnl or
Scanty Msnstrnation 1t is Just the the thins -
have nov In my miud an instance Ola | dy
,ho had been suff RUG from p'iniu! Mensir d.
ton two or three years, continirg her to her
70 IN each time. She had applied to several
eminent physcsans, without r,lief, when one
bottle of my Drops entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

DIED.
In Eden Township, on Thursday, May
26th, 1864, Mrs. Rachel. wife of john
Carr, in the Gl year of her age. she was
Inferred in the cemetery attached to the
(Burks) Presbyterian Meeting House
attended to their resting place by long
train of morning relatives and neighbors.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
Section 4 provides Tat

"All persons who are subject to military
duty under the provisions OF this act, and
who are not now members of some volunteer
organization, shill either become members
of some volunteer organization, or shall pay
into the County Treasury, Annually, he
sum of -FOUR DOLLARS, which sum saul.
be a commntation fer fines aud p3nIltt34,.;
neglect to perform military service, exoac.
under calls TO prevent or rcpel invasion or
suppress insurrectiom Provided, uevorDhe-
less, that the number of any volunteer COM
pany shall oe reduced below the minimum
rolled militia, as hereinafter provided
for"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
4 No ! SUPERIOR.

eOh the bully Lager beer" we were
made to exclaim few days since, upon
finding in our cellar key of No. /
superior Lager beer from the Brewery
of Messrs Shafer & Romer.
These gentlemen have enlarged their eel
lars; and fted up their Brewery in extra
style, and are now manufacturing Lager
Of a superior quality. We thank the firm
for their remembrance Of the Printer, at
it eyinces, to our mind that they are moi
only cleye. fellows, but adopts a: thei'
business,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

"Every person physically disabled may be
exempted fom military duty, if ho files
with the county auditor, on or before August
18th of every year, statement Of Il oputa.
bic physician or surgeon, certifying thas
such person is unf. for military dLty by
reason Of such physical disability or bodily
inirmity. which shall be described in sid
statement. This statement must be verified
by the affidavit of said physician or surgeon.
If any person shall knowingly or wilGully
make false AFFIDAVIT in this matter, he
ehall bo deeme guilty of perjury"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
CROWDED OUT.

CROWDED OUT. st.... y
A number Of article prepared for thi>
number Of the Pioneer, has been crowded
out by the interesting letters from the
army. B B,lieving,thas our friends and pa
irons, would prefer hearing from our brave
men in the field, we yield our space to
their communications.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
Section I provides That,

"Upon the fling Of the rolls with tho
county Auditor, he shall give two week no.
tce, by general publications in the county
papers requiring the payment Of the cont
mutation money into the county treasury,
for which the treasurer shall give dupiicuo
yeceipts. one of which shall je filed with the
County Auditor, on the filing Of certificates
NJ exemption, on or before August 10th Of
that year. and also giving notice that if any
person shall fail to ilc such exemption pa
pcrs or pay the commutation money The
Auditor shall proceed to collect the game,
with penalty added thereto of thirty per
cent. The auditor is hereby required To-
collect the same BY distress, together with
the penalty, and such costs as are allow cd to
county treasurers, upon distraint for taxes,
and for that purpose is hereby empowered
to appoint collectors, at renune ration of
not over twenty per cent. on the amount col
lected, together with costs,
Notice is hereby given, that the rolls Of
the militia Of the several townships of
Wyandot county are nav on file in this olice
and these who fail to file certificates of ex'
emption or pay into the Treasury
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
TAX PAYERs.

TAX PAYERS. --..
Will read the notice Of G. W. Beery,
U. S. Assessor in another column, and
govern themselves accordingly. .-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
GOING NORTH.
gotal \ Mlseellaneoas,

NOTICE TO I'm -AIIBS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Water Cure" at the South end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted BY
invalids.a
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
Tc LATE.

&c LATR,
Tne-ulicle Of Rev Mr.. Nye came to
hand too late for this weeks paper, it no.
having reach | us until Wednesday. We
regret l...s, as it will doubtless be dis
appointment to our readers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

The Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society
The Ladies Aid Society, will meet al
the house Of Mrs. Isaac Beery's on Friday
afternoon, June 10th, 1864.
LOU A. WILSON, Sec'y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
RELIABLE u SURE TO DO GOOD
RELIABLE d. SURE TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT DO HARM

TO the most delicate constitutions.
Lyons Periodical Drops will certainly PRO
luce the regular ieturn OF nrtnre if taken ;
day or two before the expected period and i,
is a kim IN the profession, that prevention
is better than a cure.
Lyon Periodical Drops have been used b,
over twenty five thousand ladies, within II ,
tx modths, and the teslimony Of all is. ~
,urely cues"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
CAUTION CAUTION

Be'r in mind that gnarantee my Drops tc
cue Suppression of the lenses, from what.
=ver cause, though care should be taken to H.
certain il prrgnnncy be the cause. as hes,
L, ops would be sure to produce mlscar iuge
if taken whilst in that situation, aud all are
cautioned against using the u rs wish it dis
iinctly undepstool that do not hold m, self re.
,ponsble when used under such circumstan.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

on + WISE BY TIMES,-no not trfc with your
q health constitution aud character. ff you are
G = suffering with any diseases for which Hembod'S
~ n Extra Buchu is recommended
eIp TRY IT! TRY lrN TRY TIN
1t will Cure You, Save Long Suffering, atloying
Pain and Inflammation, and will restore you to Health
aud Purity AT little expense, and no exposure. Cut ont
the Advertisement in another column, and call or send
for it. Beware of Countcries! Ask for nembod's.-
Take NO other. Cures guaranteed.
May O, 2m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON

by those who have other preparations, whiri
try desire to palm off upon the strength of the
popularity of ny ID ops. Bat when the Dru .
;ist you apply to has not gni them, either max,
him buy Then Tor you, tr else encusc one del.
lar 10 tae nearest general Wholesale agent, who
will send yon d bottle by retuened Exp'e
E3~ See that the name of Jno. L. Lyon j.
written upon the directions which are wrap
ed around each bottle. None Others are gen.
uioe. Thereturc, beware of Counerf, lis -
rhey are for sale b, every duggistin in cit, and
county, at one do lar (Sl per bottle. If you
sh relief take no other.
DR. JNO. LYON,
Practiti g Physician, New Haven, Cci n
Who can he consulted concerning all diseas.
es either personally OF by letter.
Geo. C. .Gondwn s. Co Boston; D. S. Par es
& Co.. New York; Lord Il Smith, Chicago; F. :.
don Steel & TO-. Detroit, Whalysslr Az, uts.
Maeh 10. l5e4, -ly ..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OA HE HISTORY OF HosrETTER's STOMACH
" BllTEkS-The most remarkable medicine Of
. the day, and the many cures that have been
q performed with 1t in cases Of Liver Complaint,
90 Dyspepsia Nervous debility ana other diseases
arising from disordered stomach or Liver, pia-
ces 1t at among the astonishing discoveries
that has taken place in the medical world The diseases
to which btrrS applicable are so universal that
there but few of friends who may not test their
virtues in their families circle Of acqnaintanccs
and prove their satisfaction that there is at least
remedy among the many advertised medicines, de-
serving the public cummendaton.
For sale by Druggists and dealers, everywhere.
May Q, In.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
TO MARRIED LADIES,

rhey are peculiar adapt d, as they bring he
monthly period with such perfect regularity
could furnish any qnntity Of testimonials
# its flicacy ON my avn patenta but the
p acticr OF 1aradng bought aud fictitious ones
j"Iore the pun ic is 50 prevalent, do rot
dee it advisable.
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TINE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

GAN whitc nrale citizens, resident Of hi:
State being EI6ilIEEN years of age ant
under the age OF FURrl-FlVE Yeas, are
required TO oe enrolled in the militia anl
perform military duty, in such manner, not
Incompatible with The Constitution and laws
of he United States &c.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
FOUR DOLL AIRS

Communication, on or before the 18th day or
August will be subject TO the collection of
said sum- with thirty per cent. penalty, AMI
,uch costs as are allowed county treasurers.
upon dstraint for taxes, al! Of which the
Auditor IS REQUIRED to collect by DIS
TRIss.
By 57th section Of the act, ''tho real
state and personal property of such yer
sons of every kind, WITHOUT EXCEPTION shall
be liable for the payment of fines and COM
mutation and costs, s,anl shall be a lien upon
real estate until paid
After the 18th of August, rolls of Tie de-
lnquent for each township will be placed in
he hands of collectors for collection, as re-
luired by law.
SHOULD A DRAFT BE ORDER.
O.
Sd TO FILL UP ANY ORGANIZED
COMPANY, IT WfLEr BE MADE
FIRST FROM THOSE VINO HAVE
Mt PAID THEIR COMMUTA-
ZION.
HEM2Y A, FOvr
a, ,a5soo si
FIi .L
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10
TO THE LADIES
OF AMERICA.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.

4 YON'S Periodical Drops Cure all com
/plainls incident To the sex. and remove all
ohslructions OF nature, fpom whatever cause,
producing tealth, vigor aGd stergth.
l. on'o Periodical ID OPS ar better than all
Pills. Po, des aid nostrums; btug n fluid
preparation, their action i, direct pud positive,
and II needs no'hins; but good comm II sense
to see and understand tie reason why they
cure all those III, to which The female system
i. subj j'c,ed, with dispatch aud drgrre Of
rertalnt which nothing but scientifically
compound d propagation could reuch; they are,
IA he most obstinate cases,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-06-10

ny the "act to organize and discipline The,
Militia of Ohio" passed March 3lst
1864.