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BRowS,s BRoscpyA, TRocgEs

Browns BRONCHIAL TRocHEs.
These Lozenges are prepared from q highiy
esteemed recipe for alleviating Bronchial Alice
tions, Asthma, Hoaraeness. Coughs, Colds, and
Irritation or Soreness of the Throat.
Pablo sfeakers and FotatsS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the voice
before speaking singing, and the throat
having a peculiar ada aptation to affections which
disturb the OF gans of speech. NH 29-d&wtf
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RY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF TIL

RY DIRECTION OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
- TREASURY.I hereby give notice that am
prepared to receive subscriptions On account Of
United States Bonds authorized by the act of March
8, 1864 bearing date March I, 1854, redsemable at
the pleasure of the Government, after ten years.
and payable forty years from date bearing interest
81 i've Per centum year, payable on Bonds not
over one hundred dollars annually, and on ali
other bonds semi annually, in coin.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may pefer
tons oiFifty dollars, t$50J One Hundred dollars,
dollars. f$l SC0) Five Thousand dollars, (S5 OO,j
and Ten Thousand dollars, $50 O0O,) and Coupon
Bonds of the denominations of Fifty dollars. $50
Ope Hundred dollars, 800 Five Hundred dollars
$780, and One Th ousand dollars, tSi ,D0G.)
subscribers will be required TO pay, in addition
10 the amount of the principal of the Bonds, in
lawful money the accrued interest in coin, or In
United etates notes, the notes of National
Banks. adding fifty per cent for premium until
further notice from the first day of March or
September. as the case NAV be, until the day Of
subscription and payment.
Upon receipt Of subscriptions will issue my
etc1fcate of deposit therefor in duplicate. the
original Of which win be forwarded by the sub
seri Der to the Secretary of the Treasury Washing
ton, with letter stating the kind, Registered or
Conpon, and the denomination OF bonds required.
, Upon the receipt of the original Certificate at
the pepartment the Bonds subscribed for will be
Hansmiited to the subscribers respectively, as
1t expected that the FIRST deliveries of Coup pom
of April. sSpTNNIR 'p
tod tate
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STEAMBOAT rCoMMUEroATIoE-An number OF
tho wealthy citizens of Snow Hill, Md, have
! assoeiated themselves together for the purpose
of securing regular communication wi Bal
tis,ore and Philadelphia TWO steamboats, are
run to Baltimore is now being built at New
Town, and is intended both for passengers and
fraiCht -
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DE- DuPosT's Sugsr-eoated female ksgnlasine
Pills are the Gerry tsst 1. They opeyase sesdsy
nausea upon the most delicate stomach, trial q
these Pills will prove their s.sesozsss ,s.w 81
nth street and Pa. avenue. .Wsshinston and Hsnfy
Cock, Alexandria, 5e&H
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VEx.S Secretary Cameron has removed from
his country residence in Lochiel. to the old
Harris Mansion in Harrisburg.
~ Some conscience str icken indiyid unl has
returned $3.50 to the PhiiadeIphia, baltimore
And Wilmington Eailfcac. YFrs a lSssst p
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CoLGArR,s HONEY Soar

demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and emolliept in it's nature fragrautly scent
ed ard extremely beneficial in its action upon the
skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ja25-eoIy
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D,sE.srs OF THE NERVOUS, SRhINAL, URrNARY
.xnSYxuAI SYsrENs-new andreliabie treatment
in Reports Of the Howard Acknowledgements By
mail in sealed Letter envelopes. free of charge.
ciation, No. South Ninth street, Phi sdsiphis
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS rHEATER

GROWERS THEATER.
PENNSYLVANIA Ay., NEAR WILLARD 8 HOTEL.
AbOHAhD dROFEH. director
Last night but two Of the most brilliant Opera
Season ever known in Washington.
THIS Thursday EVENING, April7,
Only time of Beethovens master work and only
Opera,
FL D Ii o
MADAME BERTHA JOHANNSEN :.
in her greatest part; so considered by that lady,
and, by her consent. so announced.
.Es NJ. FRANZ HIMMER
in one of his finest characters
NJ. ANTON STEIN NECKE.
Nj. FREDERICK GRAFFO,
...".i MILE PAULINE CANNISSA AND
SIGNOR CARLO TENANT
All in the Cast.
A POWERFUL CHORUS OF THIRTY,
including the leading artistes of the celebrated
ARION SOCIETY.
3. THE ENTIRE GRAND ORCHESTRA
from the Academy of Music. New York.
CARL ANSCHUTZ... Conductor of the Opera
, Friday, last night but one of the Opera Season
la DAME RJANCHE
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Recruits Wanted
10 YILL
THB QUOTA or THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY IeB vITIRANs.
&552,
s22s Of which will be paid In advance.
BOUNTY IoR NEW RloRuIrs.
1852. -.. ..... .
s2as Of which.win be paid III ad vance.
BOUNTY PoR CoLoRBD RECRUITS.
@15O,
Paid In advance.
PRISONS WISHING TO BNLIs1
VIII apply to any Of the following
RIoRUITINa oI1IoERs:
B.B. BAKDR.
lnsins Han, near the Market, Oh Pennsylvania
avenue, between Seventh and Ninth streets
10. HYDl,
Corner Of Fourteenth and New York avenus.
O. 4. KEASBEY,
n street, near corner Of Nineteenth and Psnn-
sylvanis avenue.
J. O. PARKIR,
Corner Of High and Dunbarton streets, George
town.
@. O. LANGLEY, Navy Yard Bridge, has been
appointed Recruiting 0hacer.
HANRY A. BOHlITZ,
Captain and Provost Marshal,
! B-n District of Columbia.
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w ILL BB SOLD AT AUoTIoH livery WE'D
NI6DAY and SATURDAY. ~ II O'Clock .; y: Ct
fALLOW, 10. that may be on hand, Of CATTLE
slaughtered outside the limits Of the District OF
Colunbia, and sh pped to this point for such dspo
sitiop. Terms cash in Government funds, to be
pai1 at the time OF sale. G. BILL,
mAs I'm Lieut.. Ooi. and o 8. VS..
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AUCTION SALES.
FuTURE DAYS.
~. o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auetione.rs

TO Is foot alley. Ths eastern Tot forms the corner
and t1siss mon. sitS interest secured b deed
81 & sAi
ras ds TIE I s sHruksSSAY
.spsS as n .es fffs s1s &c. Gss.
sEs nHsHtsr R
h pss1s oeses =, g. pa.
sssss 3, A 81, sgskisnsni. I.s.. street, Sss.ses
shall sell
TvessTy v large an, and elegant French Plate Msntsi
Velvet and BIocatsiie covered so,s, Arm, and Side
eil S.intins.; EnsIssins., MsntIs Ornaments,
ssssss sua: Oil Hta SIosRs sRa ss s.sns Carpets
sass ISnnsss n.sins oetsn: rsss Pto!H: oh'
sIH,.iios sI,.; ssTins MsSains: Hss Isss, :: #
isss f:seSs tfs ai..s. % Silsos, s@ons @ w..droo..
hIs and ssaS; Hasf Sassrsssss sol.ssrs All Pillows,
Fte1s:, ssis saSas ss1s,or. Kisoasa Utensils,
NH sd MCGUIRE & Co., Aucs,.
~rHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED n
Day April li'h sane hsaE apd PI;es .n...
ny THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown.
DEMONSTRATORS SALE oyA LARGE AND
ykkLUAMBhE STOCK noas OF EISE M g &GR4060aERIEs, 46a
otaasfks assskfMssf MaGsss4oVS 81
psnaily kept in frst class Family Grocery, to be
SOD by satalos1s At the store Oft he late Henry Q.
so Oh EVE Sssfs sIh
April 1854, at 10 o,clock precisely. mo postpone
nent On account of the wsatherJ
On THURSDAY AFrERSooN, rfEhSSS1ooN 18th of April At
ss st s
American and foreign Gold and Silver Coin, to-
The Groceries and Liquors embrace, in part, a
large collection of heavy goods. all in good order
and well worthy the attention Ofthe trade. We
% boxes Msccaroni and vermiceli,
SO cans and bottles + Preserved Fruits, &C.,
50 eases French Mustard,
iron Safe. Platform. Counter, and other
% bbls Nos . and M,csersl.
"a chests Green and Black Teas,
u boIes Adamantine Candles,
u boxes CASTLE Soap.
2sssss green r. e. / Rio as.CG CG9f.ss; . g.,
large lot Shoulders, Miidlinas. Joles. &C.,
Large lot Almonds, Brazil Nuts, Canary Seed.
IS boxes of Layer Raisins, who es, halves, and
sbbls Kerosene Oil.
$50 boxes of prime Havana Cigars,
So srsss sss Fins- - Cut Gu Chewing rOSssS5.. rS.
l,cO cisareitos.
j sssss Il xS;snsss,
50 cases Of Clsret Wine.
10 eases of Barsac.
e Ssi ssisess and U cases Hs|dseiek Mamm %.
e. Msrceaux, and other brands Of choice
80 SasRRsssWaf'i Ssis Rsss sWk'iskey,
"a bbis Rose Gin,
is:s!Ssennss19aa ns9a Ssafi.ns s9Ts 15iss an' whisksy'
3casks Olaret Wine,
Ri. e assa ss, pr.nass oora.,
40 dnsen snsserss ssssost.d Ss obi Biaeking.
S75 Demijohns assorted Sizes
Together with large lot of Brushes, Brooms,
Buckets, Tubs, Rope, Twine. and variety of other
apsd THOMAS boWLfNa, Aaet
SALE OF OLD IRON, BLAoKSMITHs' TOOLS,
sD sD
SuARIKRNksTERs SToRzs.
oAiAf DEPoT OF WasHIssros.
WASHINGTON, D; C., March 81, 1854
skTgsDH9. April 81. 1854. ss ii ocioss = n.
sediers' Tools. scales arindstones, Jsek screws,
loves, Lanterns: shovsis; K.kes, Hay Forks,
.ss s.ss.
Springs A9rsssmSs o1s Ssis Nose
soFss sss ssoss and large
elss 100 numerous to mention, condemned IS uuht
e suSesssfas f bidder. win Be required to remove the
Terms: Cash in Government ,qnSs & sIours
Dis Gen. ps1Ss fnS Sss, q;
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PUBLIC eToREHoUsE,
Covering Half an Acre of GroundJ
COM NJ E RCI A l. B VI LDING.
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
MARKET HOUSE.
JOHN FARR ELL.
Soc Agency for WILLIAM cLAGErr & co.'s
Baltimore CELEBRATED ALI AND PORTER, in
Barrels, Halfs and Bottles.
Agency for NJ. P. BIED's NEW YORK KMP.XX
ALI. Adapted for Export Trade. Warranted to
keep in any Climate.
Agency for MCKNIGHT & SON g. Albany N. Y,
CELEBRATED MALT ALE AND WINE BIT
TERs. ....
Agency for 9RANNIs & TAYLoR's. of Balti-
more OIL LIBRATID CANNED OYSTERS, COVE,
sPIo1D, &c.
Agency for TELIGRAPa FLoDR MILLS, BAL.
TIMORE, all the Family, Extra, supsr and Fine
Brands.
Agency for ALDRIOH YERKES. Of Phiisdsl
phia. for an their we'll known Brands Of PICKL3s,
PREsBRVIS, JELLIEs, SPARKLING CHAM.
PAGNI CIDER
Agency for BRADFORD MELLENs, BOSTON
MASS. PATENT ABMY CHAIRS AND COTS
Agency for the CELEBRATED KENTUCKY
Whisky, THE CREsCENT Xxx BRAND, THE
DIAMOND COPPER DISTILLED.
Also, the Baltimore OLD RYE "wELBY
BRAND
or these We are instructed to "asll out" to large
buyers at clste prices the owners intend to keen
. uniform and unlimited supply on hand.
Agency Of the NEW YORK AND HUDSON NAV.
IGATION COMPANY. ..
From this Company We are in weekly receipt of
Csrsoes of Hay, Brick. Grain, Potatoes, &C.. and
North River Produce, all of which will be offered
to the Trade in Cargo Lots.
SALES STRICTLY ON COMMISSION.
LoUIsIANA AvlNUB,
BITwEEN NINTH AND TENTH sTREHrs,
apa.lm WASHINGTON, D. o.
PA 4 r HI A N GINGS.
great variety of
ENTIRELY NEW STYLES OF
VELVET AND GOLD PAPER,
SATIN GROUND PAPER,
-. COMMON PAPER AND BORDERS.
/, CANTON MATTINGs,
Check and White Mattings, both Gns and common
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
From 5 Feet TO II feet wide, together with great
variety of
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS WINDOW CoRNIcEs,
CURTAIN BANDS,
DOOR MATS,
PARLoR MATS,
COCOA MATING, &c
All orders promptly attended to at
RIFLE FALCONER'S
No. 34S7th street, between street and
NH B-ssSm~ @ s58.s..zasN Mass. avenue
THE OoHyIDlNT1AL GuID1.
Iys0tiss . Ssnsiadl Ws4ksass''
Oll youna married, and single, VIII learn some
thing of im1ortAnes ~ pefusine this work.
Ladioo Vill alao learn O0mefAinG 20 thet- a6van-
ssSs by psruaine The OonfAeatiaf Guide"
Esntto any e4dress. In sesaie4 snyslops, On sAs
sSeeipt OF ten cent? sn6 one ro6 stamp
Isdress DE. L. LAyOETAIE,
tsM Sm s66w EoEtoE, MAN.
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SALE CF CONDEMNED WAGONS, CARTS
- BUGaIl5, AND WHEELS.

GALE CF CONDEMNED WAGONS, CARTS
- BUG9Il5, AND WHEELS.
CEIRF QUIIrERMASfER's OFFIcE,
DAPof OF WASHINGT0H.
WAsEIAGfoN, d. O., March 81, 1854.
WIN be sold, st Public uction. at the south end
efFwentieth street, near the oyernment Oorrals
In the City Of Washington, d. o., on nONDAY,
Government Four horse, Two horee, Spring,
wheels, Wagon Beds. together with number of
articles pertaining TO wagon transp ,rtstion, the
same having been condemned IS unit for public
saecsssful bidders win be required to remove the
articles within i've 81 days from the day Of sale.
Terms: Cash In Government funds
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartsrmaster.
NH Shot Depot Of Washington.
SALEO OF CONDIMNID HORSES AND MULKs
caIsr QuAAfnsaAsrR's OFFICE,
I,spos Of Washsnstoa, }
WasRtnstor, u. C., March 29, lS64.S
win be sold q public auction. At the Corrsla.
. O.. on WEDN EsDAY. .Ap'il 9Th. 1854. and on
WEDNssDAY, Agr,i 10Th h,h ,5sas4, a,ISs !. Lot Of
Condemned ss unfit for public service.
Terms cash in Government funds.
EAles to commence at 10 O'Clock ..
D. h. RUOKEK.
Brie Gen. and Chief QuRrtermaster
mhB 1t De cot of Washington.
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ENTIRE STAR COMPANY.
TOMORROW
Ed WIN FOR REsT
will appear for the first time, in his great Shak-
sperian impersonati0n,
which will be produced with new and correct
scenery, costumes, &c, and an unequaled cast.
SatU rday, second hi ght of the new play,
SENIOR VALIENTE. ......
EDWIN FORREST s NIGHTS, MONDAY, TUES
DAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
PERSONS HOLDING RESERVED pLA(

TtspCCE1UIIy TpQltf-
ATTEND EARLY
The immense throng of patrons now attendin g
the theater fiji the thoroughfares to extent
rendering access to secured places somewhat diff
cult after the rise of the curtain.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle. e........--........ p .......5D cents
OTchestrG CHAIRS Is cents
Falniy IlfcIc. .25 cen is
IriNate BOXES. $40 and S.
Reserved seats Mr. Eorrests nj ghts . cts extra
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-10-26

An Abolition orator in Ohio announces
the following platform: y
Emancipation with Deportation.
SequestratiNn without Litigation. ,.
Condemnation without Mitigation.
determination without Procrastinstitn.
Confscatinn without Botheration.
Damnativn without Reservation. sa's
To which he might adj
Miscegenatieh without HestatiSa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15
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UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.

The attention of taxpayers Is hereby called
to the provisions of the United States Excise Law
relative to the assessment of annua. taxes.
By the sixth section of the act of July !, 1862,
it is made the duty of all persons, partnerships,
firms, associations, or corporations, made liable
to any ANNUAL duty, license, or tax, on OR BE
FORE THE FIRST MONDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, to
make list or rcturh to the Assistant Assessor OF
the District, where located, of the amount bf an.
nual income, the articles or objects charged with
q special tax and the business or occupation LA
BILE to pay license.
Every person who shall fail to make such re
turn by the day specified, will be liable to be as
sessed by the Assessor, according to the best in
formation which he can obtain; and in such ca
scs, the Assessor is required to add fifty per cen
tum to the amount of the items of such list.
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement with
intent to evade the valuation or enumeration
required by law, is subject to fine of five hun
dred dollars; and in such case, the list will be
made out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
and from the valuation and enumeration so
made there can be no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes. except those for
licenses, will not be demanded until the Thrift
teh day of June.
The appropriate blanks on which to make
returns ana all necessary luioflhaliouJ VIII oe
furnished by L. A. Drummer, Assistant Asses
sor for the LIST Division, to W ON the returns
should be delivered on or before the first Mon
day of May next. In orler to facilitate the as
sessments, / have directed said Assistant Asses
sor to be at McCutchenville, commencing
Monday April 4th- and continuing days;
at Sycamore, Friday, April 9th, continuing
days: at Nevada, April 18th, continuing
days: at wyandot, April 22d, continuing
days; at Little Sandusky, April 25th,
continuing days; at Marseilles, May I'd,
continuing days; at Whartonsburg. May
18th, continuing Q days; at Carey May
goth continuing days, and at his office in
UPPER SANDUSKY, thereafter. The re-
turns should be made out aud delivered, at the
times and places designated.
G. W. BERRY,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

Capt. Chamberlain.
We had the pleasure of taking the gal.
liant Captain BY the hand few days ago
We were surprised at his looking so well
after his close confinement in Libby for
nine months. He has furnished us with
description of his Prison life,
which we will publish in our next issue.
It is full of interest.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

The Weather.
Is getting considerably mixed--it is
something lhsthe Locofoco party, not
settled on any decided p ,licy. We hope
it won't initiate it by postponing settle.
ment of the question uutil July. The
reads sye in wretched condition for
teaming rendered so bv the wet weather.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15
From ths Army Of the Cumberland.

'V1IR OuIIlUVfE'fu'
Our esteemed Simon pure Democratic
friend, Capt. Henry Miller, has placed us
under obligations for a number OF copies
Of a Chattanooga daily. The latest in
telIigence we have from the 55th is that
they were in good fighting condition,
and ready for the opening of the Spring
campaign. We send the noble boys Of
the 55lh our warmest congratulations
upon their bright record.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15
1ptal \ @9}}l @9}}ll:;f;.se .se!!la'lronEsl. Y, e Elsl

NOTICE TO In VA-LTL~-
DR.. IT,. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Water Cure,e' at the Soulh end of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invalids, ~.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

campaign. We send the noble bows Of
the 55lh our warmest CONGRATULATIONS
upon their bright record
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y " ,y ..1
o,rarcJ 9 f,,.rd If his WIN WINS stord;rc
>
oy' lhat he are" EeVoINer' ana WAS III
lhe act Oh passing 'tlo MS ltienu "heh
Oapt' ly'er' "'lh t''e oes' h'eh''o"s'tooA
hoiu ol MS arm saying 'uoh shoo''
when IN some unacco"u'aole way Il"
turning the PlSta' was aischarSeo' inc
contents OF one oarre'' 'ooS ehec' Oh the
ppersen OF Capt lylert lhil'c'lng severe
put not a mortar wound Inc capt.
was brought nome on tuesday last ana
is now at his residence IN tins village, ,un-
der medical \ m "" nd 1t is hoped that
IN Nv days he Will be able to be out
again. The Capt exhonerates the soldier
from any intention OF shooting nm, and
says 1t was purely accidental. We regre
al such occurrences and as law-ao''
Ding citizen wN' 'rowh upon all attempts
at rot or personal alterations
Ipcidenta in High Life or the ecnteel Way OF Doing
; 1n'Hs',
~ ~ '' ''"'" " 'e'
n.r.b.I or hat ,own .nd = n.nn,;naa,
,.oaor of,ho .o,1 Cons,;,,,;onal ,,on,oa
- fsao .11n;on,\
uu ~, G., ,,..,..u,.u,. ,..
hror,L, L;n into d;a;.,,,;.s ,vitb no
Grand Jnr;as of sover,l Corr,;es.-o,r
,w oo,ora INA r,m bs,-.vho b,vo l,u,a
t,,a h1Is,,noins. ,;r, f,r ,,ss,, oo,a,o.
f.il uonav These cb,raes do nat co
+. = .s uo osr 1a,r, o;,hnr ro.,;ot ,ho
riyhts Of Mr. Bair or iuiure his standing
with tina n,rtv rbs @ g n havs :
weakness for martyrs and pn pair and
R;sbon T,n,s ara nc b;,,b,r ashamed il
Ora wfo,d as Can't Tvr4T and yo,no cprt
!, Wrsndo,
our"sxcellsnt Sheriff "snd fay ss,oc,
f.;;.no. vsited Bucvrus on Fridav last
,.h,,o ,,,o, ,..,., most bosritablv wei.
,,,, o.. ., l;d ,bo ho,ors
r nor,v
$4,000 ,,I,oos nh.,o tbo sn;r;+ ~,
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

New Goods. "a 4
sI1iebenthal & Cla,kson have just re-
ceiyed their new Spring stock OF Gents
Dress Goods, of every variety of style.
Call aud see them. --
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

ThSnk6. -s'
Hon. F.1o.1sBlond will accept our
thanks for numerous public documents
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15
LEGAL NOTICE.. 81

LEWIS MrHnlAAs Nj wyapsot County
E1aa"r!n sDa"a h'1faSs HasseR eaa connos rpi44.M
TNHE said George Hcl1ick and ElizabrihIp
l. Hefhck his wife, will take notice that
Lewis Meriman, did on the l6h day of Ds-ol@
ccnlber, A. p. 1868 file his petition in the Court "a
# Common Pleas thin and for the Countysss
# Wyandot in the State Of Ohio, against thuao
said George Htfick and Elizabeih-e Hetaick--s
defendants setting forth that the said defen-
iants gave mortgage 10 the said Lewis Merle
man on the West half " fhe South half of tn
North West quarter of section thirty five ,(35)
Township three (3) Range twelve (l2)iih said
County of Wyandot containing forty acres, to
.ecure the payment Of -Four Hundred Dollars
recording to the notes referred to in said merit.
gage aud ing that the said G, orge Hefiliek
may pay std sum now claimedto be due, sbs,..
ing thesum of Fonr hundred dollars with ii,tcfyA
,st al len per cent ircn TIE 23nd day of No.
ven Der A, d. 1862 or that said prtmisfs xm1yS
re sold to pay the same. and the said 6<nrcss
Itfllick aud Ei;abah Ilttilick or netifedstlef
hey are reqnircd 10 'ppet and answer said re-
tion on o bcfnro the third Saturdays af,eras
hr 2l>t day of April \. D. 1854. > y76i q AZ Is
MeKELI Y & GRlSELL. Pltf. Att,var,s
March ilih, lt64-6p. gt, ,ni,.ssss. -
WINDOW PAiEh "a 'bIssss
JNO0 ,tatls Window parer, 4 2ere.I ts rut 4
lOUOtctn4 instroc wed ard Gov sah,hysnss
Mann Lii. Drugyistss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15
HS9RSE BILLS

We are now prepared to execute, in the
fnes. style Of the art, Horse Bills. Call,
orssen din y our orders. ..t. n
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

Improving.
Our Court House Rats have decorated
t,esCourt House yard with evergreens.
Tho improvement adds much to the ap-
pearance of the yard. ilu
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

Tkoi Ladies' Soldier said Society
AtMrss J. Van Orsdall's Friday after.
nson,, l5lh. 1864.
2seS,a - LOU A. WILSON, Set.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

UrrEW SANDusKY, ONO.
Nnril lst, INGf. - -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

I4-4UB'
Those new U. s. Bonds, are now for
sale at the First National Bank OF U. San
dusky. We call attention to tho adver-
ti,endent in An other column.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-15

i /"
Confsctiout Mutual Life Insurance Company
p9We see by recent statement that this
staunch old Company has capitol OF
ofoyer.6,0o0.0oo. 1t has been doing
business in this city for over seventeen
tssls lostle Entire satisfaction Of those
who haveaheld its policies.
We clip the above from the Cleveland
Leader ofApril '3rd. II q =
We take pleasure in saying that E. Jay
Hoqsnstins. Agent, for the Company is
now in our village, and will take pleasure
il ssiYns all thelinfornation in his posses
sion il reference to the benefits of Life
Insurance.