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gal nab Dem 2afdrge 5puie unb perbafteten
einen Wtann, belien Same fir ben Nugenblid
peribpiegen miro, Der tarSli9 aus Dem Sort
Qafapette ~entlaiien puroe, neil er brittI9er linz
tertban lit. 9teIer Mann 1T nur felt furser
Belt in Stems Sort unO bate felt etpa 8 Sa9en
i'm 2afapette 9Ouie 3immer genpmmer. @ls
er perbaftet tpurne, mar er eintgermaBen aufges
re9t.
S6on sOr ettpd IA $dgen tpar ein Mann
auf oaS 6auptquartier Der ppli5et 9etcmmen
uno bate geiagt: er fontnle brett BON Nt6mpno,
babe lriber init ben &ebeQen lpnlpatbilirt, babe
oieIelben absr idtt betOnmen unO pitnl6e nun
Die Stem orfer 8ebDrOen geget einen 8erlu3
III warnen, tpie er prrbin beridtet 1T. ST ia9te,
CT wiie, baB in @ihmpne Die Srtnnte pOn
$4,000 ausgelebt lei, I'm 8bCSpbCr su fau=
fen unb 2eute gu bingen, bic nab benz goroen
sl eeben baben u1lb in ben !6auptltdOten Dffents
li9e ltno 8ripatgebduOe in Slarnen ;a lesen.
Ser Mann bate ferner 9ela9t, tpenn Die 8e'
9ierune fir feline 6anilie iprgen pDle, 10 wcue
er berielben bebiilfi6 fem, bic GeriarpDrer, BON
senen er einise su fennen bebauptete, 1ufja'
Ipiiren.
Ob man nun feline Grsdblung fir ~gldubtpir1
big gebaIten but;IpOtr nidt, geaug, IS lit nidtS
in Der SADIE getbdn, unb Der Wtann 1T 16lteBs
lid fpegge8an9en. e.. ga
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Scr Oeut1ae strbeitertas.iu eeeipsis.

-.- aHN SIS HE-eF as#E2M. exc
Ser i'm pOrigen Sabr Su SrantIurt, "a. 3d.,
9egriinoete @pngreB beuti6er Nrbeiterpereine
e%rDffnete Gnbe Ottober8 ieine erlte SobreSperz
IammIune IN S1ibeAbauie sns 2eipsig. MnS
Dem 8eriht oes Yrdlpenten peS pernanenten
Ausi6ufe8, 9rn. aSOnnemarln, eebt beruor,
onE bieIer MusI6uB cine grDBartige 'Sbdtioteit
entfaItete. gS puroen in peri6ieoener Sbeilen
9eutf6lanoS II @auperbdnoe BON 8ereinen
eegrinoet, pelhe mpnatlide 8~eriammlungen
abbalten.
3uerIt fam bic 6ra9e oeS algemeinrn 2ebrs
plans CUR 8erbd1ollng, ulo rcurbe befblo1en,
in ben Nrbsiteroereinen Die Nbbaltung BON
BOrtrdgen unb BON Q~ebritunoen aIS nOtbwen=
big gu empieblen lber: beutide Spra9e, @es
i6i6te, Geographic, Hednen, 3ei6nen - aIs
tpanidenspertb: ensliiae unO fran5Oli6eSpra.
6e, geOmetrie, @plt8wirtbi9utt, Surnen, Sc
lang, @~eieBtunoe, 9aturmillenifaften.
ueber bic Grfabruneen nit ben GOnlum=8era
einen puroen febr intereRunte MtittbeiIunsen
oemaht. Gs purpe conitatirt, bah @oniuns
pereine nit W~artenipltenl, nobel Der 8erein
@ertrdse nit beftebenben ardmern ubi6liebt,
wel6e ben Murteninbabern biligere Breiie gee
ndbreu, ebenlO ginitige Gelultate er5ielt boben,
ols unnlittelbare CONFERENCE.-The nit eigenen
9agern. Gs puroe belhlDhen, Die 8abl ;mi,
I6en beiben Nrten benz 6rtli6en 8eniirfniiIe 81
lberlaHen, uno audi bic Whidun9 beioer Sps
1teme nnter umItdnoen fir 5uldilig ST. ertldren.
Sn 8etref Der grri6tung bon Irbeiterppb.
nun9en tbeilte Der groBe 8auunternebmer 9r.
6epne aug QeipSig feline Grfabrunsen nit:
Serielbe bat ndmlid Elm sarSes 0orf Don
NrbeitSbdniern in Der 9tdbe 2eip5fa'8 erbaut,
uno ben 9lrbeitern geltattet, ben GauflhiQino
mad uno nab ab5ntra9en. Ct itebt i'm 8egriff
oieIes Sort permitteIit zines gandles, ben e
Bis an Die Sadie fibren nil, fir eisene 8e9.
uurq su p%erbinben. I'm bic Nngelegenbei
ala prattiihe Mdnner Der 3bat ansufansen
nuroe bic g~erlammlnng auf einige Stlnoer
pertaat uno Der Ginlanung BEG Or. .6epne fol-
aeno, zines leiner NliputeS 6runberbampfbppt'
befiesen, nm uuf Der 8leibe auf ieine 8eiba
una in 8lagpiB 81 fabreu urO bic neue S6D'
phlnq in NueeniHein i'll nebmen. Die 0lt
olieoer paren bo9erfreut, in 9euti4tano elmer
Interuebmung8seiit 3l feben, ben man na
BON gnslano unO Iraerifa su eriparten gepObn
1T.
9n Betreff Der Wanberlnterftisnn98faIier
puroe benz 9lntraqe Der ipittembergii6en Nb'
geuronetsn gsmdB bei6IOFen, Die Grri6tuns uUr
5erberoen uno Observation-Disclosures 81
ernpfeblen.
5erner mpr6e bic @rfn6ting elmer aIsemei
men Interchangeable fur oeuti6e Irbeitei
fot eIHrlnriIg angeMpntraen.
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(22neS7mll
Speeiat GimfOmmemsg tcuer.
Collectors Office.
. ct. san. ges. ., Diff. ssa mb.

y ct. SIM. Nes. 3, Diff. sra Mb.
W. 5S RN6te bon S~ilttnnOr II Gretsrar. I
Ote NeiSiuttsN bee 90 srf6es Som 4 SnIi 1904 Strfaet,
eds srm l. OFT. 1865 etne Steuer Ssn 5 prpA Auf aae Sc
utnne. yrOfte unb @tnnatnsn fir 1903 auf 5ummen, melhe
5000 1i~berhetsen, selest ctrbeu fUa AGe YeriCnen tn ben
Scr. etdaten uns ale Burger, welre a~uberba!b hes sanses
~rhAen, ttne ete'er Struer . nterwprfeu. DtcietteR werbsn
mad ben WerfiSunaen es Drisinaleeieses tAer SnternAl
Wtoen e une eersn AMenlenents erhsben
9t~erburh Wtrh alien Reconsideration
YerfSnen Der l., e. ST. A., 81 Q. unS 7 gDarb tx htr
Stast galttslsre una benz 8, I, T,S 21o, IL uns IL. Difr,
Won Salttmsre SO. SfadriGt eessttn, RAP i6 bic Special.
Steuerltae Der 9tnnabmen bsta AheiiSr erbaIten babe unb
bGe Siefe Steltrn faltg Fnh.
Dte berfeIben 10 tt B Hterbur9
SerlG n 8 { unb fann e~nirtdtet psr6en in Der Geltftrrs
Offee 9p. IS Of goltimpreitr Ode ssn @reiertr, an unb
nsd tenn l. De3. 1854 bic gum 90 5. " ttnclufSe). 81
i1Ste Office TT Dpn Nsreens 8 nbr bis Rohmtttass 8 rtr
rtten. Mle yerlpnen senaante' Earbs, Melae es untsrldGen,
beiaete Steusr n Der Dben aneeeebenen 8ett 3u latlen, milf
ZEN IL grs,ent ses Setrass mebs ;ablsn Hnh menn tie NStts
erhaIten 20 prsj. IMP psrtG Tetne 5te&nunsen Tereen ae.
fbidt. Sp1ephS Stewart,
(24npb 20besl Gpuettsr.
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9te Srase Der Abtar5ung Der Mrbeitsseit
fDnroe ei1er GOmmiiftpn sur errnbltden Nus=
GrbeItung uno gerbreituns fir ben nd6iten
SereInstag ~iberpie1en.
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Observation-Disclosures.
@itn 0pmmifGpners Nfacr.

8altimtsrt, ben Il. Ass. 1894.
Der Gtat kg~ Un,miFGr lat cine Sefertesexe s~syIifattpa
erbsltea sun Der ~5ielenen GisenttIm.fa bon @runsRaGeA,
peldt N etc &rd fraes, Srihaen zatettt uRh @Gitin sreNr,
SrtaBen, %crEaltea; b~trfsIben fpreaeHs ben gBanfA aus, eas
bttfe Stra6e srastrt uai ~stpFsfxt werte. Der 9~smmtEGr
sist biersarG Ha6ttdt &aen, BITE eS betrift has er ana
4tenRas, ben q. B: H. Ssrn,ittaes 10 nbr In fetner Office
Ietn efrb, nm he SAGe Hssmalf tn GruGanns au steben.
Snt ANftrds
s. Smttb
(22neS7mIl glert beS &itt @pmniltOners.
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OeHtf6be8 Mrbeit8sO 81 acatpsifnn8Ss
8urcatl,
Np. 81

NVWNItpTIUpV wv VO1 ~ y -.-""
unter aufFdt Der vDeutfAea GeielhAaf".
AHe Dteiexisen, relae btatias 2aaererter &rbeiter ssss
Dientmadbdet an b~efbdiieen wdnf&es, lspte aGe henfiMs
@rbeitiadenNei wraen IDS yerjbnlt@ uber In f~ranftrtsn 0rses
I'm an ben &eenten br WefeutNaft Srn. 8. 8. % eIItnas
bHf. 30. IS GbameSar. Utnhea, meI6er unsateeISli6 NuS.
unft erstrtIsH ptchs 40 !
N s E1ss& saml
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Wcfharot s. @eifert,
SIC. 20 Sin Wpno StroSe

9(H. 70 SND Wpro GtrNBe.
@tr bic Inter ,eidneten maiden has %ablifum nab HeFem
eers BITE SerreA gnirtbe aaf infer Bsttie.eSefAdft dufnert-
IA II. Sneea infer @eiAGft bteeutenh bersr Ssert NIB hurd
Yatent.WlGfdtnen ~tsrbsfert IA, Tab ptr TIM 8 tanbe ee beae
Sarhsartaa, WtnetalHafer. fsgte pbtldeelptia Yprtet nb
f rs , srSr ~ zen S's,sEsm err yss, y sa ii ss, !. sue gay
Bprbfr. Unt Bel uMftrn &pmMtlisns.M senteH:
Ssbn eeHtbe&sr G6e Nltce Ann Str. uRb @apps AHes
2. GsHet, Ra. 80 Diuen Str.
Gelt Gde 4inenfr. urt Seldir @drfet.
tSpft2Nttl @dkarhtk @eiferk
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fit UOiltralitOreN.
SubHftens=Sffce Der Der. ct. ssrmee

Subfiftens=Offce Der Der. ct. ssrmee
SIS. 20 Gsuttfr.
Baltimore, Is. Wee. 1884. :
tts 0ltttpst, ben 80. Rpp. 1854, Wtttass II tbr entss seas
senrmnnen, UNI bss @et. ct. SnbFfens. Department In Bal
ttnpre, Ntea ~ ~Derieben nit - e37 $685. rtf
25 grDben Selo=S hreibtii6en,
25 fleinen elosS9reibtii6en,
so Camp afeln.
prpten iinS tn siefer Office on,uSeben.
Anbteter psrOen seIdlttf BITE .3ett az Sebsn, msnn bic Ste
ftruno 9entaht Merben tann.
ansebsts mifeu aut 5srmu!are sei8riessN ictn, Wst&e
oHI eteler S1Fce ju bGbsn fnh.
Sabluns ntrs BET MbleferaGsen fslhen ssnks seietfet, ais
an pane ltne, penn tetne sUrbanben, iUbGls nei@e ~etaSeben'
Jeef Yer1pn eeer lspts Wfttsltep e'ner 5 rind rette I'm"
eebott ntaGt utus etrtn Sreueth fir 81 Ser. Ct. Hssttruns
6stleSen tSsaH rtbt elm lclber bertttS auf DieieS Sfice rests
frtrt pIret.
SIS. @tImex,
~lnUs26-30l Capt. aRb 6. 9. Il, ga.
Snbfiftenss&offce Der Ser. ct. Mrmee
..aG oAILO esItims Ss. a 5 9 + s,s @F 1854.
SerFe sets &nstbstt TN DMyltfat reresn auf bic fer Office
eatstStnssnemm,n nm bas Der. 81. SabRatni Derartt.
men. ~ ealtinisrs, Sts, 5a serfsten NIT = s1g
Qeu lno Storm in glebrea. 3aa sa
Die Qteernnsfn fab am gButers gDbarf, Baltimore, &fs.
q MADDEN fret pSn ~gpharfselt fir be GUnttaficrsn. &as
Seu mug eutes pel tn Bdnen unn bae6rrnin elien SGfen,
pessn tsetr pa Sufbel salt etrpaft iein. 13Y
Ansebpte ret ben aueenpnr,eus fur steerure BON so &Urs
rsn Heu uns 1900 BufbeI Rsrn In Aetren (35 pfe. Guf heu
0alEel nn0 e%ufrarts, Dieter mSsen ansestn, srrn fs bic
Stttsruns beginner anb ipann b~eeu6tsen wsaen.
= Das sTertrte 9eu u. &prn nirb etner genaaen S~nipettien
unterpsrten, ehs es aasenpniuten pirs. IN SO
AAsesete itne eut tsrAiulare 81 fHreiben, pel&e Spn tteltf
effse iu bejteben iinh. as8 n3ga Tsrs sf
8ablaas girs tn foiGen TOnbs sexia&t, ais serebe an 5ant
fne Fnp tetne pprbanten, fptalb ols frsl6e ~einseten.
Jeee YeriOa seer iele 6irria, wel&e AnseEete maHt mus
6t'telbeA hnrh esxen GreIfih ~beSlttten, menn ntdt Elm iplaer
bier reeifrirt wurae. IN
Aae Ansebsts wsrtsn DtenRass tmb SteitusS ieser gDOae
erShnet.
UNA :. {. 81 II man.
t2nrt-1 CAPT. unA q. @. u. 9. u.
Nferpe! 54 Nferoe! ~ Nferpe!
@eneratr0uarttermeifer Sfftee.l
s8a "a 8BnM Grfe Dtptfrn, oter
Stabt % i~Ibinstpn, 10. 9lpH. 1894.
9ferbe fir ben GaSan rte. uo Mrttaerie-D tenh uer-
1864 Aefauft. fea
Dts e'ben mullen an gaYt. g. eenrs W1oEre, MH. QuRrtters
Atetfei Hb9eltetert werfen, rfIder tie bsr MnrahMe Der &C.
meb ItneR Snipetticu unterptrft.
prets etnes Cavalier e.Yfels hes SIG.
@rets eines Arttatrte. @ferheS $3.50.
3ablunS pire trn;er fir 6 RSvfe s~esadt. fElNCf
5 ameSA y. &ftn,
N8f0HGG GseneI, @smrna beur Der erfen DioiFpn
(nEb1T SOL c 8. vi. "a. d.
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eiusuboIeu, gst einbrud Der ad6t enoete BAG

einsubcIen, Bet Ginbru6 Der Rabt enoete bag
@efedt.
Sic GpIpnne bate in bieier NTaire peoer
cine 9anpne nod Elm Subrperf uno nur me-
nige SDbte uno @ertpunoete perlpren, urD Die
gause Nrruee oe8 Generals GarIp in Der pOn
ibn1 ielbit gepdblten Stelung 4 Stuneen lang
erfclgreid befdmpft. 2In MtOrsen bes 2. Stop.
perlieb Sen. Gutter @pOeitod unb fibrte feline
&eiteri6aar pieoer inibre alien Quartiere sus
rid, na6bem er Dem Seinoe nett mebr Gefan.
gene ob9encmmen Bate, als er ieIbit perlpr.
e Snn 6nrt WnnrDe.
6Seri;d,f von Der QSr q Ir,no sO{ornu,a ,,,,N
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SeTemtlitber Werfamf

BON untausli6 ertldrtem Ne9ierungS4 Gioentbum
Nuf 8efebl sDn 6. g. Ger, @ttteatWurSessr
Am Donuerftds Wsreen, ben j. Des. 1864 u, 10 lSr Yprrs
ben in benz Waarenbaufe RO. AZ unb a g. @barIss CTR
Gfe son 9CmbarsAr, fslSsnte &riitei BON lntauelt6 erflSrse
tenn Observation-Disclosures tertauft werhen:
Cine QuaRtitdt baumtpOlene II. w0ll. 2umoen
Cine 0uantitdt oltes Gtien uno Sapfer,
3 SUrniiter,
1 8lontet,
% rotbe 9eden, st. g.,
8 9eoer@G Sinner,
GA Vos. ralte Wdtter. 7,fsts.o.1
9sbtnsrnsen bs6r In y,sie runssfrsbs.
Aut Defebl ron Q 8 @pri NfehtcdI Yarsesss.
(26npSbS) m. SHbfr& & q. Muft.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Examinations TO commence at half past nino

Examinations TO commence at half past nint
O'Clock, A. VI.
Teachers win take notice that thu 'aV. ~
now Am mended, requires each nalo applicant
for n certificate u pay Ia Tho Examiners II
leo of iilty cents and each female applicant
a fee OF thirty Ave ce IL. N,no VIII fail L"
oompN will be admit ed for examination.
All applicants are required / furnish wri
ten testimonials "f good moral character.
those who have zen Engaged as teachers tO
cbtAin these testimonials from their lasl ON
plOyers; these whn havo never taught viii
procure hem from their hast toaC hers, which
testimonials viii be kept on Ole.
No private examinations will be held; n
certificate with he Hu,eda,ed. no candidate
will be admitted for io.ox mination within
three months after n second failure. Apph
oanis are requested 10 present spec linens q
Ipenmanship.
Those who fail 10 comply with the abov,
IrequisiliOns will not no admitted.
| l.. TUSSIAG, Secretary,
| April i6. Beard Of Examiners.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
10 Teacher.

Tn consequence of tho late change In h
l. school Law, II becomes nodeSsary fnr he
Board 81 School Examiners of Hancock ~
ty, 10 make the following re arrangement
with regard TO the m ellnLs for lShA, w:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
ID L II C S !
q X ID t. *
G0O and y Times.

That :. .. Frey will sell lower u an an,
similar eS,ahl', ,hment IN this vicinity.
Rv Cr 'ei c. mpiandiu. Gcuoral.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Notice..

vNHE undersigned has heen duly appointed
l Fxecui"r - the last will a'd iestimeni
Il Frederick Keller, laie Lf ilannn, Count,
Ohio, d aceased. JOHN KELLER.
Rrown & Dunn. A't'ys. Eye"utors.
MAJ 6 1854 -t5w
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
OkELle I2O3 ZINE J.

l., I: ~ D,uSS. PHhts. Uils. nuc C,emic Is
Sc., slall arrive daily ~ :, u. Fr, VS., M mr.
rr that the stock on maud NAV itlvuy De
'tesh. Nv or q" G"uor G. mmaniiug.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-06-03
Administrators Sale Of 20 il Estet e i.

huihAhisb"tVA S1io VI n " ~ LsSbAs.
In Pursuance OF en- order granted nv tie
j. 'rotste Count OF Hancock Cohnte, Ohio. !
viii oiIcr Tor sale at ruaiiG sGciiln
on SATURDAY, THE ~ OAYof JULY. 1866.
~ one o'clock p. NJ, at th, door Of the cour,
House. W FindlHy, Ohio. the following he
scriLed Real E.ip'n. situate IN the County OF
Hancock. aud SiS'e 81 Uhioio wii
Ire Suuth part uf the south West elFrie'
~ section sS zen, C0) township enc (D
N"rth range pine t9J East containing fnril
uno flles1 uas huulreJths al tj.lD0J acres
dc .crihCd Hs iulluwsf
Commencing NJ Tie end Of ten ri0) chains
nj elsbly seven (97) Inks utrtli ui tic Suuth
West curner Il ! uth.W West frdciiOna quarter
VI sociion sixteen. UG) township one. UJ
Worth range ninc 20 tg-t. aud tuUiir. thcucc
No,th cslly righi (ss) degrees. Eei twcn.
" three t2JD chains and hfty (jh) links
tHence North thirty one and une hall (3l5l
degrees, East seven ~ chains and nny 800
" ks thence South giXtv.scvpu and one. hgil
90 ~ degle ees. East sk 10 chains. thenr,
south iurll .e'gli tis) degrees. Fas, thrcc t3)
chains. ileuce South nineteen Q9) degrees
East SIX tG) CHAINS and IN, Coy inv >. theme,
South th rty seven $50 degrees. West soye
~ cluins aHd nincly (g0l luks ihcucu Wc.l
i've C5) chains Ohd fuy (iu) litk-. tlrrc.
Ntrh seycn,y.lwo t72) degree. $500
chnins. thcnrc South eishtv $50 lie re- t,s
West fur C) chains ard MY CO) hnkS
crcc sulh 1siy'six (Gr) egrces. IVES
lou" (D chains aud twenty (2D nuks. thn,ir,
West thirteen (t3) chunS aud 4iSty six (G)
iinSs, thence nprtt TO l(l0I uh iins an eieit 4,
'ev' (oD lnks 10 tho pl,co q beSinnng.-
free ~ Dover appraised Al slGlO 90
fRAo UF SALE --Ona Inlrd ia hund
no tbirh hi nho ear aud ono third IN tvs
years from tho day ui sale, wi II nt resi-
payments tu he socutcd by murigarc IN a.,
premises I'D. WIi.Il An II MlFFIF.
administration Of il,Nts SHAW. Gsc i
O'NrNL. BLAcEF 'Up & uAKsH, Attorneys.
Nav q. ~ NV.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-01
BIG HOGS.

Our friends down in Madison and Fay
ette are having their annual gatherings
over the "big pig question. The Lon
don "Union" first enters the lists, with
= resPectable.sized pig, raised by David
Sslsor Of Stokes township, Madison coun
ty, which weighed $40 pounds--and
mentions several of lot purchased by a
firm in London that weighed over 400
each. This was fair beginning; but
the Fayette County "lIerald" rather
takes the pegs from under the "Union"
man, by its statement that firm in Wash
ington last week bought Of William Heag-
lsr Of Jefferson township, Fsyetts coun-
ty III hogs, the average weight of
which WAS 1851 pounds; and in the lot
there were eight hogs that weighed over
500 pounds each, and 80 that weighed
over 400 pounds each. Good for friend
Heaglsr He reads the "Ohio Farmer"
and consequently understands the secret
of raising big things.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-01


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HOS PET IFRs BlTTERS.
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anu the appetite restored by TINS agreeable ton
ic, and cace it works wonders in cases of Dis
pcpsia, aud IN less codf rmed lorms OF lndiges
ton, .acnus as gentle and painless apperi-
ent, as we'll rs upon the Liver. 1t also invaria-
bly, relieves the Constipation superlnduceu by
irregular action of the digestive and secretly
torgans
Persons of feeble habit, iubre to Nervous at
tacks ,Lowntss of Spirits and Fits of Lanluo',
find prompt and permanent reirf from the Bit
ers. The testimony GU thus poiut is mos! co..
elusive, and from both sexes.
The agon, of Bilious Collie, is Immediately
assuagei Ivy single dose o the stimulant, and
by occasionally resorting to it, the return of
the complainmay be prevented.
As IL General Tonic, HOSTETTER'S BIT
TIERS produce cff9cts which must be expert
eneel or Witnessed before they can be fully ap
nrecin ed In cases of Constitutional Weakness
iremature Decay and Debility and Decreitude,
arising from Old Age, it exercises the electric
intiuence. In the convBlescent stages Of all
diseases it operates as delightful invi2oraut.
when the powers of nature are relaxed, IL ope
rates to re-enforce aud re establish them.
Lust, but not least, it is The Only Safe Slim
ulaut, being manufactured from sound and in.
nocuous materials, sud entirely free from the
acid elements present more or less in all the
ordinary tonics and stomachics OF the day.
No family medicine has been so universal
ly, aud, ii may be truly added, deservedly pop
ular with the intelligent portion OF The c1mnsa.-
nifty, as HOSTETTER'S BiTTERS.
.s# Prepared by RoSTETTER & SMITH.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocer and Store
keepers everywhere.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-01
AGRICULTURAL.
oEIo sHEEP I'M 1LL1MOIs.

Ohio, being short of fodder, is sending
some OF her hocks OF sheep West. s5e'-
ersl hundred have been bought by parties
at Oregon. Ogle County We under
stand that more are coming, and also, that
the gentleman who brought in the sheep,
is going to bring in more on his own ac-
count, aud that he will locate permanent
" in that county. John Merryfeld, who
bought largely last year, has made an ad-
dition to his flock. He says that count,
ing his sheep worth three and half dol,
lars per head, he has paid expenses, and
has surplus of fseven hundred dollars
ssrely, profitable investment.
We think that the parties from Ohio,
have sold good grade of Merino sheep,
at $3.50 per head. Wool is not bringing
its real value in comparison with cotton.
While the latter is selling at 80 cents per
pound. wool is only bringing from 60 to
90 cents per pound, according TO quality
Woolen fabrics are more durable that cot
ton, and can be, made light or heavy, as
desired for the season. Woolen goods
hold their color better than cotton, as
general thing; but per contra, woolen
goods sell higher than cotton goods. Why
our farmers should give such high prices
for calico for dresses. when few cents
more per yard would purchase a good,
serviceable delaine, is what we cannot un
derstand.--Rockport Register.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-01
DIVIDING SHEEP TLCCKE
FOR WINTER.

In ATTITUDES where sheep are fed dry
feed, and are kept confined to stables and
small yards in winter, even Merinos will
not bear herding together in large mum
bers. They should be divided into sep
arats lots before and preparatory to, go
ing into winter quarters. 1t is better
that these lots be made as small as con
venisnce permits. and not exceed 100
each. The sheep in each should be as
q nearly uniform in size and strength as
practicable, or otherwise the stronger will
rob the weaker, both at the rack and
trough, and will them about whenever
they come in contact. Breeding ewes,
wsthers and weaned lambs, should always
be kept in separate parcels from each
other. in we'll regulated Aocks.
Sheep which are old and feeble, late
born lambs. etc., had better be sold at
any price or given to poor nelghbor who
has time to nurse and take care of them
Bat il kept by the Aockmaster. they
should be put by themselves in psrtic-
ularly sheltered and comfortable place
whore they can receive extra feed and at
tention. This is usually called "the hos
pital."
English sheep should be divided into
still smaller parcels. and with same re-
gard to age, condition and sex.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-01

Heavy Porkers Lieut., L. Grover
near gainesville, furnishes us the figures
on two hogs killed at fifteen months old,
one weighing 465 lbs. and the other 55l
lbs. The lighter one sold at = cents per
H., bringing in the snug sum of $3.50.
These were Geo. Anderson's breed Of
hogs, and Lieut.. Grover would like to
know if any farmer in Cheessdom can
match his weights.