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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01

Let not disease destroy your contribution
Try bottle Of my Periodical Drops, and 70.
will be satisfied that am no impostor.-Tell
your afflicted friend what restored the bloom Of
health 10 your checks. and thereby confer .
favor more valuable than gold. For painfnl -
sesnty MenstruatIou il 10 Just the the tAing, m
/ have now IN my mind an instance ola lady
who had hssa suffering from psiniui Asasl.Nar
tisn tvo OF three ysss, 'eou1nias hsr, 70 bar
r,ou sseh time. She hsd spphsa ~ several
smineat physicssns, without rslisi. vhsa one
bottle Of ny Drops entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES 4 y
ONE BOTTLE Gu RES
.,- ONE BOTTLE CURES
In almost every case.
1t is impossible 10 enjoy the bloom Of health
and viva city Of spirits, unless the Menses are
regular as to the time, the quantity, and qual-
ity. When they are obstructed, nature makes
her effults to obtain for it some other outlet,
aud unless these efforts of nature are assisted,
the patient usually experiences Dependency
N ervousuess, and fnolly. Consumption assumes
its sway, and prematurely terminates misera-
BILE life. ...,t.-.,
Do not suffer from these irregularities, when
an investment of one dollar in Lyon'e Periodi.
cal Drops will regulate and restore nature tc
its healthy coursei and f.,e
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
by those who have other preparations, which
they desire to palm off upon the strength Of the
pop ularity Of my Drops. But when the Drui
gist you apply to has not goi them, either make
him buy them for you, or else enclose one dol.
lar to the nearest general wholesale agent, who
will sand yon bottle by returned Express.
cT- See that the name Of Jno. b. Lyon ia
written upon the directions which are wrap
ped around each bottle. None Others are gen.
uiue. Therefore, beware Of Counterfsiss. -
They are for sale by every druggist in city and
country, at one dollar 81 per bottle. II YOU
wish relief take no other. .sy,
DIR. JNO. LYON, M
Pncticing hyscian, New Haven, Conn.
Who can be consulted concerning all diseas
es, either personally or by letter.
Geo. c. Goodwin l. Co., Boston; D. 5. Barnci
4 Co., New York Lord 4 Smith, Chicago; Fan
and, Steel 4 Co.. Detroit, Wholesale Agents.
March ls. Es64-ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
Tho Union Sstate Convention.
STATE UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Ne STATE UNION CENTRAL CoMMrrEE,l
CoLUxDus, O., March %, 1864.
The undersigned, representing the Union or
ganisation ia the State Of Ohio, hereby invite
allquali6ed voters Of the State who desire the
unconditional maintainance Of the Union. the
supremacy Of the Constitution, and the complete
suppression Of the existing rebellion, with the
esuse thereof, by vigorous war and all apt and
Efficient mssus. tosend delegates to conven-
vention to assemble at Columbus, on Wednes-
day the 25th day Of May next. ateleyen o'clock,
A. n. -four purpose ofselecting for delegates and
four alternates to represent the State in the Ma
tional Union Convention to be held in the City
Of Baltimore. on the 7th day Of June next to
nominate candidate for President and Vice
President Of the United States. ...I .
The Convention will also nominate candi.
dates for tho following offices:
Secretary of State.
Judge Of the Supreme Court-full term.
Judge ofthe Supreme Court, in place Of Judge
Hunter, resigned. ..,t .lr,......,,..
Judge Of the Supreme Court, in place Of Judge
Gholson, resigned. r'..-
Attorney General
Comptroller of the Treasurer.
One member of the Board of Public Works
The Convention will consist of one delegate
for every four hundred votes cast for Governor
Brough at the last State election, and one addi-
tionsl delegate for each fraction Of two hnndred
or upward. Under this call Wyandot county
b entitled 70 Delegates. H -.f, ''
40Ths Union voters in each Congressional Dis
tiet are requested to select two delegates and
two Alternates to the National Union Conven-
tion. at such time and place as may be agreed
upon but II such delegates shall not be selec-
ted before the meeting the State Convention
on the Rsth ef Asy. then the delegates to that
Convention viii select such delegates to the
National Union Convention, for their respective
districts.
Ths Committee would suggest that the Coun-
~ Conventions for selecting delegates TO the
sssss Oossention be held on Saturday, the 18th
dNay, Bic, s.l3 gsi lssH 'il rii o3 s-at
DENNISON. Chair man.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01

and defence and equal rights, under
laws that We made when we were all
one.
And this bitterness Of reyiling, this
horrible blasphemy against humanity, is
but the ebulition'from foul and depraved
hearts, when feeting their hateful cause
crumbling beneath them.-Ohio State
Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
The foregoing, taken from the Rich

The foregoing, taken from the Rich
mond ..Whig," is but one Of thousand
such paragraphs that might be gathered
from the. colums of the most prominent
Of the rebel Journals. If anything were
wanting to stamp the animus of the re-.
bclliop with the brand Of Cain, it could
readily be found in such declarations as
the above. Can any dispassionate mind
belive That men uttering such sentiments
OF utter barbarism are moved by that
high'toned and high souled patriotism of
which they vaunt themselves in their
work of rebellion 1t is impossible that
such .ssntiments can be harbored and
grow up in the same bosom where dwell
genuine love Of freedom and rigteous pa
triotism. They are utterly incompatible.
1t is but the manifestation, the outcrop-
ping, Of that spirit Of which Jefferson
spoke when he said: "There must
doubtless be an unhappy influence on
the manners Of our people, produced by
the existence Of slavery among us. Y
With loose rein to the worst Of passions,
and thus nursed, educated and daily ex-
ercised in tyranny. man cannot but be
stamped BY it slavery with odious pc.
culiarities." 1t is this spirit that prompts
to. this common everyday expression Of
sentiments that would shock even a saw
age, and disgrace heathenism itself.
The power. the military power that is
animated by this awful spirit, must be
broken, and the Government Of the Con-
stitution established over all the land, and
then equal rights secured to all, North.
South, East and West. We believe that
no other desire than this animates the
loyal masses Of the people, and we would
have all the South and all the world un-
derstapd it. This war is not of subjuga-
ton or extermination, but of protection
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
tB"Onc hundred aud FIVE oficrsof Morgan's
gaerillas arrived at Point Lookout Md, on Sat


gderrilias arrived at Point Lookout Md, on Sat
sfdAy.
- Fifteen thousand soldiers are now awa ait
s AnsPo''auon ~ lhe various miii'ory nj dePoti
~ N ~, = '~b ,.,'attt.i ,r.
a The funeral Of Hon. Owen Lovejoy tool
Plsse from Plymouth Church Brooklyn to-day
A eommites from Congress is expected to-mor
sowto escort tho remains to Neeport, Illinois.
a. Three hundred and twenty refugees
m 'hs'n,a ana Nor'n oosoHnA arrlSed q,
~ ,". y u'' '"'' "'eA anu ~ ''ok She requ'reu q
P''o.o' PNo.o o"'i' ,..,..,. ,,.., syr,l..., a.,
q Several Union soldies, who have escaped
f'0n the rebel prisoners at Danville, Va, have
esflred within our lines in Western Virginia.
Three hundred more are said to be on Their
Wy, eos Sab grt la u,ra'v
GB 1t Is believed to be pretty certainly ss
eertained that the Ways and Means Committee
wiilreport a tax OF one dollar on whiskey, after
the ist OF may, thus amending the Inv recently
passed. 4 = ,.i-~NgN r 1a Hr-
eB- Tho House Military Committee lias acted
hvorably on the new series of military equip
ments projected by Col. King, of No They
not only lessen expense, but greatly relieve the
colder Of unnecessary weight ,td r3t-yiG3F
eY- Memphis papers of the a6th say cotton is
still inactive, although better feeling is man
ifested than for several days previous. Prices
orc still declining. We qoute ordinary at 1S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
SOMETHING NEW & GOOD

IT. does the work better than the Wood itself,
i and so cheap, that all can now afford to have
their houses Grained.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01

lating the heat Of the system, and In gently
throwing off the waste substance from the sur
face of the body. 1t loosens the phlegm, in.
duces free splitting, and will be found very
agreeable to the taste. II is not violent rem
edy, but emollient, warming, searching and
effective, can be taken by the Oldest person. or
youngest chlld.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
The Catholic Press and Slavery.

At the outbreak of the rebellion Broun.
iny's Quarteriy Review was almost the
only advocate Of an anti-slavery policy
among all the Catholic journals. The
great majority Of them we're violently op-
posing every anti slavery measure Of the
Government, and acting in concert with
the ultra Peace faction of the Northern
Democracy. But the progress of the
war has wrought among them several
conversions. The Cincinnati Telegraph
the organ ofArchbishop Purcell; was the
first to come over to the Anti Slavery
party, and to admit and even to urge the
necessity Of abolishing slavery through
out the United States. Its example has
recently been followed by the Universe,
the Catholic paper Of Philadelphia, hith-
erto violent Democratic and anti .Ad-
rninistrstion sheet. In late issue, this
paper admits that the peace of the Re-
public demsnds the abolition of slavery
that the national current in favor of abo.
ltion grows steadily stronger and has
become irresistible. and that it would be
absurd to attempt to oppose it. 1t, there.
fore gives to the Irish Democrats the sen.
sible advice to accept cheerfully what
they are unable to undo. We note the
conversions as signs Of the times.-Tri-
June.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
TOMARRIED LADIES,

They are peculiarly adaptt d, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity
1 could furnish any quantity of testimonials
Of its efficacy from my own patienta,. but the
practice Of parading bought and fictitious ones
before the pub ic Is SO prevalent, | do not
deem it advisable.
BE WISE IN TINE ..7-a
BE WISE IN TIME .th
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TIME
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-01
CAuTloNl CAUTION Il (

Bear in mind that guarantee my Drops to
cure Suppression Of the Menses, from what.
ever cause, though care should be taken to az
certain if pregnancy be the cause, as these
Drops would be sure to produce miscarriage,
II taken whilst in that situation, and all are
cautioned against using the n, as wish it dis
tinctly understood that do not hold myself re-
sponsible when used under such circumstan-
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
DENsIONs, BOUNTIEs,
BACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FoR INDEMNITY
CLARK & GAYLORD,
ArSTIsVS and OOtMSslIsrS at La
SOLICITORs
ToR ALL KINDS OF MILITARY CLAIMS
Corner T'h and y streets, Room No, D.
WAsHMsToN, D. c.

This Firm, having thorough knowlodRe Of the
Pension Bu1tneas, aud being familiar with the
practice In all the Departments Of eoyornmsnt,
Pension, Bounty, and other GaimansS, for IL w
prompt and successful AooompliIhmN OF bua
entrusted 10 them than any other nrm IN WAOhinE-
ton. They desire to secure such amount ofthIs
business ~ will enable them 10 execute the buai-
ness for each claimant VERY CHELPLY, and On
the basis Of THEIR PAY CONTIH0ENT' UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur.
dose they viii secure The services OF Law Firms in
each prominent locality throuEhout the States
wheTS Eueh business may be had, furniah such With
all the necessary blank forms OF ApplieAtioA And
evidence, requisite printed pamphlet otionG
and Circular fordiItpbution in their vicinity with
AllooiAtes' names inserted and upon the due exc
oution OF tho papers and transmission OF the zane
TO them by their Atea heV will prO nj
" perform the business here.
Their charges viii be FIVE DOLLARS ron
OFFIECRS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES,
for each Pension or Bounty and Back Pay obtained
and ten per cent. on amount OF Claims for MILL.
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY,
and COLLECTION Of PRIZE MONEY.
In any kind Of ssrviee, Military or Naval, WhS GTe
disabled by disease or wounds are entitled 10 Pen
lionI. All soldiers who serve for two years or
during the M|I should 1t sooner close, viii bS en-
BY law OF the last session Of Con1ress. Ali sal
dierG discharged on Aeeount Of woundl received IN
the service, lnoe the COMMENCEMENT Of the WAT
IhAn receive the slOo eountyi and all Isvsnus
papers are dispensed with. Widow o2 soilisr.
who die or are KILLED are entitled 70 penaionS Snd
the S1OO Bounty. II there be no widow, than me
minor children and " NO minor children, then the
the eIOO bounty and, In addition thereto depend-
ant mothers aisteSs, or brothers will be penSionod
.ft.-g EDWARD CLARK,
= WILLIS Il, eAYLoRD. 2
washington u VI Ns'' mArS-IY
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
Maury,s Currents,

MI. N. 3. Maury, once a reputable citizen
Of the Union, and now a yagabond rebel agent
in England, writes to the London Herald
that the published report of Mr.. Mallory, rebel
secretary OF the Navy, is a Yankee forgery,
and that the Yankees have been in the habit OF
manufacturing fac-simies Of the Richmond
papers In type, paper, and size" Maury SO
far prevails upon the credulity of the rebel.
sympathlzing Herald, that that journal is
moved 10 says
The Minister who would publish such report
must be \ fool; and Mr.. Davis Is not the man TO
put fool In once, and TO keep him there for three
vear1 Ii doea not in the least surprise Us, there
fnre TO be told that the report il an impudent forge
~, MI. haulY, whose rsputAtion Il sutlsisnt
guArantee for HIS Yeraeity, and whose position as
a ConfederAte naval agent enables him to speak
with positive eeTtntnty, declares that the report
iS wronK on mhffnrg OF fast wtthin his knowledge
-and OF course within that OF its alleged author
that IL beArp intFinao evidence OF fAlSehood, and
in 4 word, that 1T Is the tnvention Of Yankee
iwpudeheS and ingenuity. rggr.
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR ROOFING FELT
in Ir-r AND PITCH.
onlET qy..I..nAsiiI.s'. M oggIeE, /


DFroT OF WAsuInoTor,
srxkFp kksTiIsRSS PRSFoSA q r%.STISs'I % (. ~ is
ONCE until TuESDA n, March /, 1894 Al ~ O'Clock,
m, for delivering In the city ef Washington, D, O.,
the following anounts Of Roonns Felt and Fitch,
One hundred and eight tios, tons Of RooanR Felt,
Eight hundred tsoo) barrels Of Pitch, or Roofing
The particular kind OF description Of the above
articles must he hatsd In the proposal, and bidders
viii be required 70 furnish samples of the articles
ons.roafiS % oIih. quantity q ..oA article
sixty CsO days thsrsffom, and 2he balance In Rlnety
Zach barrel Of Pitch or Roofing Cement, must
and delivered in good sound barrels said barrels to
be furnished free OF cost 70 the Govetnmsnt.
The articles offered By the lueeessful bidder will
be subjected to rigid Inspection before being ao-
esptsdbJ an Inspector, appointed By The Govern
msnt. :. -. .'.... o..
The price must be written out in words on the
eld, a. must .l.o the full name and post once sd
sidsrsd, and an oath of Allegiance must sseo m
pAny each proposition. .....
PToPo.sls must ). addressed to BrrAdlsr Gen.
wAshinTton, Wa.hington, p. C., and should be
plainly marked "Proposas for Roofing Felt and
- = = GUARANTEE.
The bidder ytll Be required TO AoeomhAny his
proposition With guarantee, hgned BY two re-
sponllbe pertonf that IN case his bid accepted,
with good and suiielent tureties, In . sum equal
TO the amount ef the contract to deliver the
articles proposed In conformity with the terms Of
this hdyertlsementi and In ease the said bidder
should fall g enter Int the oonfaet they TO make
person 20 whom The oontraet may bssWardsd.
The responsibility Of the guarantors must be
shown By the enciil certificate OF the clerk Of the
nearest District Court or Of the United States
Bonds in . sum equal to the amount Of tho con-
tract, tisned BY the eontraetot and both Of his
guarantors will be required Of the sueeeSsful
bidder or bidder SnsS qpSs Ss sgnins e. scats't
We, the undersigned, residents Of -, in the
| county Of -, and state Of -, hereby, joint
~ and severslly, s6venant with the United Hatss,
and guarantees In ease the foregoing bid Of -
e aecePted, that b. Or they viii q once sseeut.
lureties, in sum equal 70 the amount Of the con-
tract 10 furnish the articles proposed IN conform
ity to the terms OF the advertisement, dated Febn-
arY II, 1884, under which The bid was made and
tract as aforesaid, We Euarsntee TO make good the
difference between the offer ofths said - and
the next Lowest responslble bidder, or the person
to whom the contract may be awarded.
Witness' Given under our handI and seals
this - day Of -, 100
| ' tSeal.l
To this guarantee muIt be appended the oficiAl
| certificate above mentioned.
deemed Zoo high IL reserved by the Depot Quar-
termAster - well ~ the right to select from each
bid such articles 81 the price therein named a. II
required By the GoVernment.
Brig. G neral and Chisi oulrtsrnastsr,
teiI-lH DEPOT NaahinGton,
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
DR0P0sALs FOR RAISING
L Wrecks AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
N1vy Drp.vr,,rv- IL,

- NAVY DEPARTMENT, February 1, 1864.
PROPOSALS viii be received at the Navy Depart
ment until the sd day Of March, 1854 for Raising or
wreeking and removing the materials, and deliver
ing at the United States Navy Yard, GOsport, va,
FrigSteS Cumberland and accnRres,.n n,
Newport Newsi and "Merrimack," near Craney
The small steamer "yvhltehAii,n A. old Point.
FriEates "RatI'ann And i'Golumbia,n and Line
oibattle hhips "PennsylvAniA,n ~ "DelAwAre,n y and
"Colnmbuan n the vicinity Of the Navy Yard.
erAtion that the Government requires the FriEate
"a berlAnd,n y and whatever may be on board OF
hereither public or private property, to be de
other convenient place which the Government may
designate, without any further mutilAtion thSn
may & Ss &SSS.oits,E % Necessary SS 70 raise her
Contractors commence a. soon a. practicable on
the "CumberlAndn and not TO engage or eomme &c
on any other wreck, without permission from the
The Government will also claim the right OF
designating the order In which, after the TCum-
herland," The wrecks are to be raised also to de-
termine whether wreck shall be blasted or raised
whole.
No sale or ApprAiSement esn be claimed by the
named I6an have been removed ana daiS rseeived %
Navy Department
No wreck will be considered removed while any
portion Of keel or floor tImbers remains.
All the wrecks, as well as fragments of timber
and other material, (which may be the result OF
UlhbtlnBl must lpe uepObIeu AZ tno NAVY Yard at
such place or places A the eommAndant may desig-
nate. And such property, after having been re-
ceived by the eommandant, shall be considered in
charge Of the United States Government until dis
posed Of Agreeably to the specifications Of the con-
tract to be made.
All the appliances used in raising the wrecks
must be furnished at the expense OF the contract
ors,
The Offer must state the rate per cehtund, OF sal.
wage, for raising and delivering each vessel, also
for wreoking, the value to be aIcertaiued and de.
termined BY two persons to be appointed BY the
Department, and one person to be appointed By the
contractors, or on the actual proceeds OF sale Al
public suction, for the whole or any part, As the
Department may elect.
The offer must be accompanied by the guarantee
OF responsible parties that the contract will be
executed II awarded, The Department reserves
the right to reject all bids OF parties who have moi
the proper means provided for executing the work
| and Of annulling the contract II the work IL moi
executed in due proportion to the time nxed fol
completion. The proposition must also state thu
time required TO do the work.
ProposalS will be marked, Proposals for raising
wrecis at Norfolk &C., so as 70 prevent then
from being opened with other letters,
febS-ftu4w
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24

The shove iofm Of proposals will be adhered to
~ closely a. pTaotioable Other forms will be re-
oetved by the Department and duly considered.
Aproper guarantee that the bidder IL able to full.
I'll the contract, certified to by the clerk Of the
nearest District Court OF United States District
Attorney, must accompany the proposal or 1t will
An oath OF allegiance 10 the United States Coy
eminent must also accompany the proposal.
The contracts will be awarded to the lowest res
ppnHible party or parties, who will be duly noti-
he'd, by mall or otherwise, that their bid 10 accept
cd, and they win immediately be required 10 enter
into contract, under bonds 10 the amount Of a5,-
900. bonds TO DO properly certified 10.
Bidders may be PRESENT. In person when the Pro-
po1AlH are opened, --.t.f.. N.
The Post Once Address OF the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the Proposal.
Proposals must be addressed TO Henry Johnson,
Medical s. K.,and Purveyor, US A., WAShington'
D. O.. ..|
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids deemed unsuitable.
= HENRY JOHNSON,
NJ. s. X, and Purveyor, U. 8. A., WAshihEton, b. C.
Printed forms OF Proposals. can be had at this
othoe. feb2 2lt
Daily national Republican., 1864-02-24
.DROPosALs FOR ICE.
MEDICAL PunyErsSs OFFICE,

MEDICAL PUAvEYsR's orFicE,I
sEAEEb S S k'SSsusss e i.ss.s.s :,
once until y r February the Ssth, for furnishing
r: s the herein
eon.tiasted iss-Ssa;s. 81 each point si delivery,
on or before the 18th dty Of April ne1t; the iOe NOT
S. =: s S:
pointed ior The pafPo,e, Or Sy Medical inspector,
thus actually stored and reoeiptsd for. :
The proposals will be for the quantities indi-
Gated below As required At the respective places,
any time for the years supply, II shall be fur
ni.hed at the same rates and under the same con-
QUANTITY. TO BE DELIVERED At
Annapolis Ma.loe-hoHse owned by the United
FOrrf. ,,.s ,MsGSECs ysISSAOu'e owned by the
Point Lookout, Md.-IcehOuIe owned BY the Uni
ted statei-2oo tons.
Portsmouth, VA.--Ioe-house not owned BY the
United staies--ioo tons.
Newbern, n. C.-Ice-houSe not owned by the Uni
-, ted ststes.aoo tons. -
statos-A6o tons.
Beaufort, s C:-Ioe-house owned by the United
Proposals will also be received for furnishing Ice
daily, by weight, for the year 1854, In such quant
ties as may Be required By the surgeons in charge
At United states General Hospitals, upon the fol-
Boston, Mass, 10 tons,
New York, 800 tons. r.
New Haven, Conn, 90 tons,
Portsmouth Grove, n. l., lSo tons,
Philadelphia, Pa 800 tons,
Newark, N. j., 100 tons.
WAihinEtoA, ID. O., 800 tots.
Baltimore, Md, 800 tons
Frederick, Md, rs tons.
All additional amounts that may be required al
these places until January lSt 1886, to be tut
niBhed at the same rates.
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undersigned proposes to furnish -
tons Of nrst quality Of Ice carefully packed In sub
stantial ice-houses, at the within-nAmed points,
namely;
at the fOllowiHs price per ton Of two thousand
tons, at S-per ton. =
The iee 10 be subject 70 the Inspection, measure.
ment, and approval Of . Medical officer, or other
properly appointed inspector, before being receipt
Payment to be made from time to time upon du.
ploate bills, certified to by the Medical Dlfector
signed,