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pg'TNANs SE.OFI1t:S-N RINGER
The ONLY reliable scl:-Ajjusting Wginger.
Ne WUod-Work io Swell ~ split
No Thumb-Scrcws to get ca, of Order
Warranted with or without Coc-W Whc,l>.
T. took the FIRST PREMIUM a, Fiuy-Scvca S:a'e
ana County Fair Sii3. and l., without cAccp-
tion the be-, NriuEvr ever made.
Patented in the niicd States, England Canaia
ani AG-lrGlia
sample wriugcr sent. Express paid, On rc,cip; Of
Price
Energetic agents eau make from to 10 Dollars per
so. ; ;; 81 y, |. = 80. No + = 50 AS? 50.
Manufactured ana sold. wholesale sad retail, by
TIIE PUTNAM MANIFACTi RING CO.
No. l3 Platt Street, New lorS. and Cleveland Ohio
:. I. NoETliRup. Agent.
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, viz
Tha, Iron ell galvanized vii. not rust;
That a simple mschilc i better than c''ar!iea,1S
That wrrscr should he sslf,adjusIins durable,
and efficient,
That Thun.b.S,rews aul Fastening, caosc l-'gy and
trouble to regulate and keep in order,
Tha; wood bearing, tlr the sra,i toTan in NiN wear
out;
That the Putnam Wring,r. with q without eug
wheels. will lot tear the clothes
That cog-whecl rrcG!aJvrs are ~ r'Srntisl'
Tuat ihc Putnam NgiusvT has all tue advantages
snd not one OF the dis adyau,a- -CS shove named
That all who have tasted it, pronounce 4 the best
Nringer ever made
That Il vail wiring q lhicSn CT & DSuaSStI' Without
alteration.
We might Gil tac paper with testimonials ba, in
scrt only few io convince Tie skvPucal, II such
there be and say 10 all test Putnam NrnScr
Test il THEORETICALLY with ANY ana ALI others
aud it not entirely satisfactory, return II
PrINAN MANUFNCruHJSG Co:
Gentlemen II Know from practical experience
that iron well galvanized With Einc viii Lot OXitc
ur rust one particle. The Putnam NTiuScr i a,
near perfect a. possible. aui / can chvcriully re
commend il to be the hest in u>e
Respectfully yougS.
JNu. W WHEELER. Cleveland. Nhi'.
. Many yeaT>' experience IN the calNau'1'ug bu-i.
u,ss enable 10 ElOr>c the above sIaicmeUt n aii
. particulars. .
JNO. [. IFFFERrS.
I No. loo Bee kmau Street.
. New York, January ls6i
. ", have tested Putnam, Clothes Nruser by
( practical working, and know that il viii ia. Il Is
cheap; it j. simple; requires uo Ioou, whrIary at
work uT al rest; child cSu operate % It docs IT.
. duty thuruughly Il saves t'u.c art o. saves NeHg
] auI tear. We earnestly advise all wbu have much
Washing To de- with Intelligent lc>Uu, Nbo hsN, any
to bay this Mrngcr. lINill pay tuJ itsrll tu year
. AZ most, llVu NokANE NhEtLcAr
june Is. lSGi
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ANOTHER REPORT.

WAsnNGroN, July speciai TO the
Tribune. "A despatch from our army II,
Atlanta, received 10y the Government, this
evening, estimates our losses in Friday S
battle at about 5000, and that the rebels at
about 5000. About 500 dead rebels were
buried in front of our left wing.
The lighting is decribed as having been
terrific, the rebels making repeated charges
ON our lines with the bayonrt, each time
being rcpulsed with much slaughter, and
finally driven into their turtihcatlons.
The rebels had destroyed all their i'm
mense dcpots Of provisions in Atlanta, aud
IL MAS believed Mere retreatlnr by ihe Ma
con road, Our cavalry would probably
intercept their retreat long enough 10 enable
our infantry Ia COME up.
The rebel lines Nefr 10 have been assault
cd on saturday,
Two rebel bhgadien were killed aud tive
Wounded.
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f,gm the Re- 1o, II. Kcnnard Pastor Of the

frow the Rev jos Ii. kCurard Pastor of the
,HIh Bavs'st Church.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir i have been frequently
requested to connect my name with commentators
of different kinds OF medicines but reg riding tho
practice ~ out of my appropriate sphere | have IN
all cases declined but with clear proof in various
Instances, and particularly IL my family. Of the us,
iuluc,S ut DR., HOolana German BI.ters, depart
for once from my usual course, TO express my full
conviction that, tor general debility OF the system
and especially for Live. Complaint 1t Is safe and
valuable preparation. In some eases il may tail :,
but usually doubt not it Will he very beneficial 10
those who suffer from the above cause
Yours, very respectfully, j. IL hENN AhD, .
Eighth below Coates Street, PLiadui pAln
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From Rev Ii Turner, Pastor Of Holding NJ L.
Church Philadelphia
Dr. jackson bear Sy:-uaying used your Ger.
man Blttcrs in my family irru ucut!y am prepared
g. say tia, II has been - great service. | believe
that IN most case, of scutci tcbity OF tho system
it {, the safes, u1i most 'atuahc remedy OF which
have AIM know ledge
hou-s rc'ttctni's ] VI. TURNER,
No 'gi y Nlncteeuth Street
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Aoral affairs,

tECEUIrSG AGENT PoR AonrHrNBERtsSn
The papers announce the appointment Of
lsE as Recruiting Agent for this county
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s,O,.rr,v CONTENTION.

The members Of the Union Party of Nor
.bumbrrland County, are requested to meet
n ,he different Townships and Bor ughs OF
he County, on Saturday the 9th Of August,
o elect delegates to attend County Con.
,entlon. which will assemble in Sunhurv,
n Monday the eth Of August, to nominate
nndidates FOR Congress, Legislature. and
he County Offices to be elected at the Octo-
rr election. II is of the greatest impor-
,nce that each District in the County should
e represented.
c. B. SMITH,
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c. B. SMITH.
Chairman Of Standing Committee.

~" The news from Crafts army is that
will certainly capture Richmond.
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rI'lIE undersigned will sell at private sale. TWEN
| TI-SIA TOWN LOIS situate in the borough "t
The lots are located within u few squares
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compauy's Machine
Shops. in the northern part oi thc town. Ihcv are
all suitable building lots situate in the most pleasant
portion of tine borough They will bc sold on rca-
sonube terms. For further particulars apply to
PETER Il MASSER.
II h. MASSER.
FRANCIS BJCHEE.
SuUbury June Is, l>6i Executors.
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1855. 1864.
s'hii&GrIpi';,s IL Erie ssniiro:.G'.
FI7lIiN greet tIe trsyCrsCS the Nrrth"rn AMI North
west counties ci rcEuSy yauia to the city Jl EIic
Cn Lake Erc.
II has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railrosd
Company. sni under thcIr auspices Is bcin rapidly
VpcDei lhTOu .hoUt ITS entire length
II j. now in for Passenger aud Freight business
from Harrisburg to It. Mary ,3i6 miles o. the
Eastern Division. Snd from Sheffield 10 Erie rs
miles On the Western Division.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRAINS At SCNBUEr.
Arriry EtStr',rf. Leare lEcs,,-crl
Mail Train. 1925 \ VI. Mail Train, 4.u5 ?. NJ.
Express Trsin. II - 2 VI Express Train. ). s. 4 "
Car> run through without chsngc. both WAYS on
these trsiUs between Philadelphia and Lock Haven,
and between Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant SiccVin. Cars on Express Trains both
VANS between Milliamsport and Baltimore, sud
WIiliaiu>VNrt and PhilsdelphiS.
For Information respecting Passenger business
apply at the :. +. Tor. ll;h and Market >ts.
And .r Freight business oGthe Company Agents,
;. Il. Kingston. Jr., Ger. lJh aRd Market St,
Philadelphia
!. ". Reynolds Erie.
J. NJ Drill Agent y. c. Il. r.. Baltimore
II. II. llVU>ToN,
Genl Freight Ayt. Phils5a.
LEWIS l.. HUUTT,
Gcul Tjckc, A,'t., fhilada.
JO>ETH ID. PORTS,
Gcnl Manager, Williamsport
Nav .. lSis
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EEANW"mH s-

GENITAL CREAM.
For Cleansing, Whitening aEd
Preserving .,c TEETH
1hi- srsclcis prepared with the greatest ssre upon
scientific principles. sni warranted u5t to ccrtin
suytbiu in the slightest degree deletericus To u q
teeth Ut guns. some ~ eur In0st eminent Deatal
sur-eOns have given their s.HetiO to- and cheerful.
ly TceomuneUd 1t Ss PREPARATION Ut superior qusi-
iiss leg eiess.irg. Whitening and Preserving the
TEETH AZ cleans thct- readily, rca5c-irc then
beautifully shiic snd pesIy, uithout tho Ii-htes.
injury to the ensmcl i; l. healing TO the gums
uLeEU they srO liberated ant sore is al-o an ex.
oeleUt disiasro'oT toy od decaytd teeth which are
riteu exceedingly Ofet-iVc. Il gives rich creamy
tSe 70 the mouth. cleansing it thoroughly and ini.
ps-tirg ,-lghi'dl fragrance 10 the breath.
PREPARED ONLY BY
\. II y WILEY y co.
y ". Cor. lUth-, & Lombard St.., Philadelphia
And sid by all Druggists. PRICE IS CENTS.
TESTIMONIALS
The following opinion oil Dr. White rs to the hizh
in which he hcis the Dental Cream .n:ts, ie
sufficient evidence Cf its value To quote other testi
mcnsls in detail s needless ccntcuns ourselves by
simply giving the usueS and addresses Of pcrs0lis
who speak Of Its eHevlleney lorthc teeth
ThiisiciVhia, April l5ih. 1865
Having carefully cNsmiuy-l i. uaulcy ..>,ilii-
fed Dcntsl Cream hereby ehCerfaly recon-
mend it to the public generally II is e.:ei!e~,
~ ISrStj1u for cleansing sui preserving the teeth.
aud can bs used ty sll parsons with the almost s1u-
Ilect A. li> li"peTIic> arr perfectly harmless IL,
>slvS prcSvrNins shs '.-Ih. 1t promotes healthy
SciUl To n. gums and islvSrIs pi,a,autHcss TO tie
breath.
Or. = L. WHITE. 1903 Arch X;
ThUrnaS IOsrs'u. n. y Dentist 4ll y Fourth 81
!. BirAc,. - :. SIKH =.
!. Nau.irr-''cc Sas.so'. nrntlsi, i35 Arch st.
[. y. En nscU-y Dentist. lilg " Maluut ST
nii;: shan . H. :. 7@i Arch st
Z NJ Dixon. -. Arch s.
Eiusri To~nse,,i nrutist. 425 y. Fourth 81.
l. FL lsp-vt,lrN. Dentist SyI y Ituth 81
NJ. l.. Long Hynti>t, 81 y sixth y
Msv =. lS,4 -lY
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EEMLNEI IE
lS Read who says So.

From the Rev. Levi Il. Beck Tas,or Of tie Baptist
Church, Pembcrton, y j. formerly Of the North
Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
have known Hooaani German Bitters iayora-
bly, for rur.hcr Of years. have used them in n 9
c''n family. aud have been so pleased with their
effects that was induced to recommend them to
ny others. and know tina; they have operated in II
strikiugly beneficial manner take great pleasure
in thus publicly proclaimng this fact and calling the
attention of ,husc afflicted With the disease for which
they recommended 10 iho,o Bittcrs, knowing from
c.pcticuce that my recommendation will be sustain
ed do this more checriully as Hooh4nd's Bitters
Is intended tc benefit the afflicted, and is a
drink Yours truly, LENIG BECK.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Auditors Report,


To The BarytSscs and CouncaQt tic Borough
Of SunJury, Penn'e.
The undersigned tho Committee ON Finanecs re-
port that they find uncancelled Borough and Road
utdcrs amounting ID the sum OF 81 ,257 70l, be-
lievc that the greater part of these orders have been
paid and do not report that that amount OF orders
inain unpaid. but only that they uncancolled on
the order book.
The Treasurer paid and wo cancelled on the order
books, orders borough and road) To the Sum Of ST.
3l5 80.
The Treasurer paid and we cancelled orders for
Poor purposes to tho sum Of 81 ,003 5ls.
The Poor orders uncancclled, amount 10 Sl5i 81.
The most of these probably remain unpaid to the date
O! the closing of the account with tho Ttea.urer via
the lat March, 1854.
We examined and audited the aecocnts rf the col.
leetor of Borough Poor and Road Taxes of 1858.
This statement is brought down 10 the 1lth of
April, 1864, the date Of ths auditor AS some Of tho
tax payers paid account of all their ta1cs instead
Of appropriating the amount to one tho other,
specific Parts to each, we could not ascertain the
amount Of each tax outstanding but have exhibited
the amount of the three combined The uncollected
taxes amount to 81 696 a, subject to such cxonera.
tions as may be allowed.
We haze stated an account between the Borough
aud John piencr collector Of taxes for 1868 hereto
annexed, and find and report a balance to the llth
April. 1854 in his hands Of Si69 "a.
We have stated accounts with John ". Bucher.
Treasurer, in respect of Borough and Road Taxes
and receipts, and also in respect TO the Poor taxes,
hereto annexed the first marked O. the second
"9.n These accounts are brought down TO the lat
Of March, 1868 the beginning OF his second year as
sasa on .tpot. p, ] IA ms hNnus ' VI
due him of S3j7 70 ON Poor account twill be seen
from the account stated with the collector which ia
brought down 10 tho II IN April 1864 that Tho Trea
surer received s6iO 90 after tho lei March 1854
other money has been received by him, ALI of which
properly belongs to his account for the current year
n' ,D"s sTso ~ or No nil Troa.,,rar
SURF mas S,1I III ,ou, ", r SoS ia ,aar hisn
,;,i a s Sta n wy e
'''i, IL ~ ~ W 'D,s ,,;,h ,h, Troosrror ~ h. ~.
o,in',ad I omn,hin sor his no,nansniion W. hni;a's
HL'o"su ~, '1y 'i''ns w W - M @ . W =, 'eIis'o
maj wv Pei Seu' va 'he Si"s' va ah oiucis
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r-orc tho R,v ! v Lvyl.. formerly Pastor ot thu
Columbu, IN. j. ard Micsiogyn ,Pal Bsrti,t
Churches
Wv G,,l.ue Ky
Dr G. - -s,.s,r --a.sr Sir I f,J !, n r,.,.
,.r, thu.. of nav own g,sor, 10 boar tr.tipo,y 70
Tie eH',l'o"ey OF the u,'~ap bitsrs some years
,%,, ,i,b yrrv b,1',, r,,gI'. E,ts ag.r ",y'
.,.it t -. ,,, fil h, ,hi, t -,
,.,., ,o lsy, L,t nom tb,r, tb, iuo.i 5,tlt5e
rr, T,..ia,,,,lI, n. to ta,Ir ,r,n,yrlW, N, ,l,rr
5,p,ral dcblity J,li,y, n t5 l,at1ui, tb,r ,,,,,
5ot sg surpassed VI Lyons.
Pan t,s R,y rbu w.u,rr Pastor u R,xb,-.,.,
Bar,is, Church.
pr Js,k.ou.-pcar ,jr.-I f.-. 70 due 10 Won,
,.y1I,uJ preparation. uu.luuu G,-mlu B.tri. tr
ala M, t,,,,,uo, o. h, i,,'.,, reputation IA bss
.ula,uri ha,, ,ptr, d, ,l,a,.' b,.t trmti,,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1864-07-30

7. " Gray, late Treasurer,
1853, Sept. ), : b. Boyer, Ch Burgess, Lie,
" 2o,
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From tho Rcv ] " Lyvgs formerly Pastor OF tho
Columbus Is. J and Mucs,own Pa Baptist
Churches
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Borough, Poor and Road Taxes (togcther)
uncollccted, 81 900 Al
Commission OF 5 per cent TO collector on
amount chargcablc to him TO 40
Buro' tax Or. to Grccnough judy mt u %
Poor 20 81
Road " a. %
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02

When the wild grapes were touched
with tho puple glow of Indina SINNER
sunshine, and the hazy mists driped
softly over the vallys arond Amezah Cor
ney's house, Violet came there to
introduce tall straight young Lleoten-
ant Of Artillery whom she called her
..husdand," with bushes and shy
prids.
II thought Mr. pellet wouldn't pro-
pose," said Aunt Dolly, looking very
wise at her pretty niece.
"Darling aunty" exclaimed Violet,
throwing her arms around the elder ma
irons neck. "Tell me how you managed
it"
"My DEAR" weisperep Mrs. Corney,
while unuttersble things sps'kled out OF
her hazel eyes; "my dear, ! had house
cleaning while he was here"
Aunt Dolly looked at Violet. Violet
looked at Aunt Dolly, and both the ladies
burst into the merriest peals of laughter
in the world
The Lieutenant Of Artillery couldn't
understand what amused them os much.
But then he was an unsophistIcated man.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02

rHn SOLDIERS DEATH,

Wreck Of warrior passed away,
Thou form withouts namel
Which thought and felt but yesterday,
And dreamt of future fame.
Stripped Of thy garments, who shall guess
Thy rank, thy lineage, and racer
II naughty chieitains holding sway.
Or lowlier destined to obey!
The light of that fixed eye is set.
And all is moveless now,
But passions traces lnger yet.
And lower upon that brow:
Expression has not yet waxed weak.
The lips seem cen in act to speak,
And clenched the cold and lifeless hand,
As if it grasped the battle brand.
Though from that head. late towering high
The waving plume IS torn,
And low in dust that form doth lie.
Dishonored and forlorn,
Yet deaths dark sh adow cannot hide
The craven characters of pride,
That on the lips and brow reveal.
The impress of the spirits SEAL
Lives there mother to deplore
The son she ne'er shall sect
Or maiden, on some distant shore.
To break her heart for theeY
Perchance to roam maniac there,
With wild-fower wreaths to deck her hair
And through the weary night to wait,
Thy footsteps at the lonely gate.
Long shall she linger there, in vain
The evening fire shall trim,
And gazing on the darkening main,
Shall often call on him,
Who hears her not--who cannot hear
Oil deaf forever is the ears
That once in listening rapture hung,
Upon the music of her tonguel
Long may she dream-to wake is woel
Ne,er may remembrance tell,
It's tale to bid her sorrows flow,
And hope to sigh farewell;
The heart, bereaving of its stay,
Quenching the beam that cheers her way
Along the waste of life--till eho
Shall lay her down and sleep like thee!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
Setetttd Stortt.
Cured of Matrimony.
Violet Power was in the sulks.

Violet ROVER was IN the Sulke.
But she looked very pretty, nsverthe
less. Girls ,OiH look pretty that have
eyes like blue morning glories at four o.
clock in the morning, and rosy lips, and
round faces with satin brown hair grow
ing low on the forehead. Violet knew she
was pretty-snd she knew likewise thai
Mr.. Elijah Pellet was not handsome.
The parlor curtains were elbowed a
side by great scented masses of rose ger
aniums, and Violet's little piano was open
close by. giving the parlor cosy home
like look that your brown-stone palaces
never can rival. sny more than the rob-
ins glded cage rivals the moss-lined nest
swinging in the top most fork Of the shsd-
owy old beach tree.
Violet was leaning over her fragrant
gersniums resolutely taciturn. in . blue
cashmere, wrapper, with an edge Of deli
cate lace at the slender throa and shape
ly wrists while Mr.. Pellet sat square in
the middle of the sofa opposite, holding
his hat on his knees. and admiringly sur
veying Miss. Power over the brm there
Of. A stout. portly little man of forty
or thereabouts, with a comfortably doub.
le chin. and hair carefully brushed to
conceal the bald spot on the top of his
head, he was lowering on the brink of
the perilous line that separates old bach
elorhood from matrimony, an undecided
aspirant.
II had fully made up my mind never
to marry" thought Mr.. Pellet. II am
not altogether certain as to the wisdom
OF the thing, and yet--she IS such trim
pretty concern p
Influenced by these meditations. Mr..
Pellet put his his hands slowly down iu-
10 the crown OF his hat, and drew forth
shrouded in wrappings of silver paper.
astiff little hothouse boquet.
II knew Miss. Violet was fond of now.
ers," he remarked. looking straight into
the hat, as il he expected ano ther boquet
to spring up in the place Of the lost one,
sand SO l thought"
He stopped. aoundering vsinly for on
idea to finish up with, and beat Hail Col
umbia on the crown of his hat with his
fnger-ends.
Five minutes elapsed in awkward 81
lsnce, and then Mr.. Pellet came to the
esnclus ion that he had better 60, and
rose accordingly.
"Pray come and see US again. Mr.
Pellet" said Mrs. Power, sweetly.
"Thank'es" said that gentlsman. 81
am going out of town for q day or two
that is week, and-well I wiH drop in
when come back from Stesle's Mills"
"Stesle's Mills" sjaculatsd Mrs. Pow.
sr. els that the place you are going
to?"
"Yes-it's about q bad deb. of the
firms"
"Dear me. what very singular coin
eidencs." smiled Mrs. Power. Ny sis
ter, Mrs. Amaziah Cornsy, lives in
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02

CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Restores tho ColeY.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Eradicstes DandruH
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Promotes its Growth.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Prevents its falling OF
CLARK'S RERToRATIVE.
Is an unequalled Dressing,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
sgood for Children.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Ladies.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is good for Old Peopl,.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is perfectly harmless.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, .......
Contains no Chi.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
1snot Dye.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Beautfies the Hair.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Is Splendid for Whiskers.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Cures Nervous Headache.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARX's RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
lsdelightfully perfumed.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Contains no Sediment.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Gum.
CLARX's RESTORATIVE.
Polshes yons Hair.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepaesyou FOR Balls.
CLARE'S RESTORATIVE.
All Ladies' need it.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE.
No Lady will dc withoutit.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Costs but 81.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Is Sold by Druggist aud Dealers every.
where. Price, ST. per bottle-6 bottles
for s5.
G. G. CLARK i CO.,
PRorRlEToAs.
D. Barnes & CO., NY, ! Genl.
F ANA d. STEEL l. CO., Detroit, ! Age'ts'
March IL lS64.-ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
q SURE TO DO GOOD
& SURE TO Do GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT DO HARM

To the most delicate constitutions.
Lyons Periodical Drops will certainly pro-
duce the regular return OF nature, if taken a
day or two before the expected period, and it
is maxim in the profession, that prevention
is better than cure.
LYONS Periodical Drops have been used by
over twenty five thousand ladies', within tie
six modths, aud the testimony of ell is. "1t
surp1v q urpS -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
CAUTION! CAUTIONll

Bssr in mind that guarantee my Drops to
cure Suppression of the NJ enses, from what =
ever cause, though care should be taken to as
certain if pregnancy be the cause, as these
Drops would be sure to produce miscarriage.
if taken whilst in that situation, and all are
cautioned against using the q, as wish it dis
tinctly understood that do not hold myself re-
sponsible when used under such circumstan'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
TOMARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adapt' d, as they bring he
monthly period with such perfect regularity
| could furnish any qusntity of testimonials
Of its efcacy from my own patienta' but the
practice of parading bought and fictitious ones
before the pub ic Is so prevalent, l do not
deem it advisable,
BE WISE IN TINE .
RE WISE IN TIME
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-02
TO THE LADIES
OF AMERICA.

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.
n YON'S Periodical Drops Cure all com.
\ /plaints incident to the sex, and remove all
instructions of nature, from whatever cause,
producing health. vigor and strength, :,
LYONS Periodica Drops arc better than all
Pills, Pow ders ard nostrums; being hnid
preparation their actionis direct and positive,
and il needs nothing but good commt sense
to see and understand the reason why they
cure all those ills to which the female system
is subjected, with dispatch and degree of
certainty which nothing but scientifically
compounded preparation could reach they are
ia the most obstinate cases.