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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

an excellent manager. Il was intended
that the children shoGld be provided for
st the Nurth, where there complexion
and appearance would enable them 10
pass for whitesl
Thus, il seems that. IN the most soush-
eru Of the Southern States, miscerena.
ton has been tolerated for over twenty
Fears, and that il has been considered
proper, not only for uhites to bay and
sell blacks, and their own malatto child
ren, but even TO sell themselves into do
mestic servitude for q "a fieisBt consider
uon. Truly the beauties Of the patri-
arehaI Institution are manifold.
April 25sh, 1864 T.
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sonthern MIscegena(Ion.

EsAttef ~ 4 . AftVuaes
SIR--A rebel account Of the recent
6ght at 0lustee, Florida, says that in
many OF the napsseks belonging to The
eolorsd soldiers were found photographs
Of white ladies'. These, the writer infers.
were The .6aHees Of the soldiers apon
which the pictures we're found. II could
not, of course, occur TO a Soalhernsr
that colorrd soldier might bear With
him the portrait, given as a keepsake. OF
some kind hearted lady, who had assist
ed him or bis family, and bid him God
speed on the way to his glorious duty.
Whatever may have been the relations
existing between the men and the ladies
and the pictures they carried--if. 10
truth, any pictures were found, which Is
doubgful-the statement Of the Southern
writer recalls to my mind the oaly case
OF practical miscegenation ever became
acquainted with Its local hRhitasion"
was within thirty miles Of the 0lustee
battle field, in this same State Of Florida.
so much disgraeed, in Southern eslima-
ton, By the appearance on its almost
worthless soil Of colored troops fighting
for the freedom Of their bretheren in
slavery.
In the wiuter Of 1855 / huhsed over
the country around jacksonville, extend
ing my trips TO Baldwin and the vicinity
Of Oiustee One of the expeditions
made by our party was down the St
Johns River, q few miles below Jack
sonville. A member of the party sta
ting that in the vicinity lived white
! man married to a coiored woman, we
I concluded to give them call We found
{ their residence on 3 large plantation,
tie buildings and appurteuanees OF
which showed much more attention 10
I neasness and ornament than is usual 8.
/ the South On entering the house. we
were received By the wife-an uRmista-
Bile mulatto wOman-spparently about
forty wears old, stout aud comfortable
looking, and exhibiting evidences Of con-
siderable cultivation in her manner and
conversation. A small child was in the
room-the older children, Of whom the
eouple had several, being 81 Northern
schools. During our stay, the husband
entered-a coarse, brutish-looaing fel
low-who treated ns eivily, but coldly
We remarked that be neither spoke Il
his wife, nor Ia any wsy took notice O
her presence. His conduct evidently
exhibited a consciousness Of degrade
ton in his own estimation, endured
through long habit, without hinehing
but which be did not wish others to wit
ness
After we lest, learned the history o
the case. The woman was the child Q
, Jamics planter, By whom she has beei
well educated The man was formerl
8 sailor, and had agreed 10 take her q
, biz wife on the receipt of considerable
I sum of money! think either $1,000
, or s20.o00 After marriage they haI
, settled on this plantation, and had bee
, very prosperous The husband loa,he,
his wife, and held no verbal iutereours
> With her She vas a GOOD housewifs an
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
The Danish Iron.elad i Aeiion.

A correspondent Of the London Tfnsss
describing the attack of the Prussiaus
upon the Danish position at Duppel.
gives the following account of the part
taken IN the kght 6y the new Danish
Iron clad. RolfKrake.
The RolfKrake steamed in, took the
assail2nts in flank, and kept mp = sharp
ire upon them for about twenty minutes
throving in she'll and grape and the Pres.
siaas we're unable to effect their object
Ia two words, taey wanted TO establish
their parallel, and they failed. owing to
the hFe Of the Rolfkrake. This is the
main fact
The unexpected revival Of the Rolf.
Rrake, 50 long inactive, has made quite
sensation Gliding. ghostlike throagh
the gloom, past the aStonished batteries,
when she got 10 the inner end of the
Fennlngbund where there Is still plenty
OF waser) shc went about and laY With
her stem pointing seward, ready for de-
parture At short notice. Thence at .
distance Of about SIX hundred PAGES she
sent grape at the infantry, which stood.
without cover from her Gre, on the ground
soa,h Of the high road. in advance Of the
Rahenborg, (oftsn mentioned, and which
appears 10 Be the same bill the Danes
call the AEubjerg,) and whieh slopes
DOM toward the water The Prussians
talk Of the peculiar noise made By the
rash Of the heavy shells she fred The
grape vas Of kind hAbitaaIly used onlv
on board ship. When she had doas her
work the Danish monitor sent a couple OF
she'll Al Schmoel, village little north
Of Broaeker, and about half mile from
the water, and then ske departed-prob-
ably uainjared, perhaps even untouched,
although II 10 reported that four shots
from ths GammeIsmark batteries bit her.
This may or may not be, bat in any case
il vas dAshing thing 10 run into the
very heart, !. may be said, ofthe enemy's
lines hEaviag such batteries as those con-
mandiag the entrance to the Venning.
band, batteries vastly superior in weight
Of metal 70 those which mellrested her
~ Eekernsund.
"lI il said that the GammelsmArk bat.
tsFies we're not manned when the Rolf
krake eauae 10, and that there vas con.
seqasntly 40 possibility OF hriug at her
They did hre at her going out, bat sus-
pect the position Of the guns. taken with
a siew 70 firing At high distant object
Is such AS 70 render il difficult to bring
them 10 bear on low object upon the
water. The whole EKht on land lasted
from about three o'clock until nearly half.
past ak. The PFussiAns, Of course, are
not very well satisfied with its results,
aud ! suppose the fault Is laid somewhere,
although ! can not say exactly where
Perhaps too litile account had been Ia
ken Of tie Rolf KrAke, who had been 90
iong quite ss 70 come 70 be considered
sort Of eAevaher .faiaaeant, unlike to
hgure sgAin ia conflict With PrussiAn
land batteries She has certainly foand
"a opportunity Of ressating and dispell-
ing the contemps with which she has late
u been sometimes spoken Of for lying
inactive over BY Asleh This time she
has been active enough
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

HIeHEsT PncED TosAooo Yxr.-st
Louis has fairly wOn the horns. We
have received 3 sample Of hogshsad Of
tobacco which was sold there on Wed
nesday last BY MessrA shyrock a Row.
land, 81 1892 per swt. Il was grown by
DIR. c. W. Jefries, of Franklin county,
Missoori, and purchased By Messrs
Townes, BroSa 4 Co, the 81 Louis man.
ufaeiurerA This is the highest price
ever obtained for leaf tobacco in Ameri-
ea, aud the sample. sent TO Us fully lusti-
hes the price which Was given for it,
Lea Journal
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Is sPs to narcb, bot we will .con be

rs to m2rch, bat we will soon be
Ease 70 il.
Persons writing to our regiment vin
address 65th Indiana Volunteers, ID
Brigade, Sd Division, 23d Army Corps,
East Tennessee.
We are anxiously looking for the
weekly Journal, and Z ought to have ar
rived yesterday.
You may wonder h9w il IS am writ
ing from SweetEster, while the regiment
- on the march to Charleston. | wss
left behind to turn oyes Cur old guns aEd
acctt-ements. and I an going to the
regiment to-day on the cara
Hoping will have something inter
esting for my next, | subscribe myself,
Yours very respectfully,
aTo4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
REMOVAL.
THos. G. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE HASU-
II kartHrinx Est.blishMsnt 90 Ne. FIEsT
STREET. b<iow Aain- He hsz = large and ese-
gSnE a1sSEtDsEs Of Hons-raAds Work, a. dBs
The anest. xuzrsEteed a Escd a. tbs best" Ead
81 ssis - s'eAs&P ~ tie shsHpess." and littis
eheApar.
His sutirs stock - consisting sf sna BaEgy,
Caarh. szd Carriage Hsrzess, Light Tr6ftinz,
Heavy Wag0s. Drzy. and Exprzss HArnsss. SD
sny quantity. Collars, Gtrths, sarcingiss. Chszk
Lines. AiiiGAry Werks IN shoxx. everything is
his line, from HAns strap 70 = 9 Ao1itsF Sad
dAs"-SAs been z1ssEt4rtzrs1 undsr bis iz8s-
dm1s suparvssioz, BY sklIIfai @n1 sxpsrieresd
xurk Hsa, 3z6 i aow oEsxs1 70 tie trAzs II
EAsTERE PRICES. BSi2g abe % eo1lp@tA szr-
eessfnTly vita anything In thu market, II sfyis,
1nish, Durability, &1d priss, - enly asks trial
Call aud examine SF yozEssiVes. zpS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

HonEIxe B0Ta Wlra-Ths crowd Of
dessrtsrs from the United States, or per
sons subject 70 draft, has b cen 80 large
10 Canada, and the eompetition for en-
p1oyment 80 great that tho yoang men
and sutsrprising Canadians are driven
10 immigration as . means Of getting
something better 10 do shaa regain at
home on poor wages. Every steamboat
crossing over to the United States brings
= load Of yoang Canadians seeking EN-
ploymsnt ia the United States. some des.
lined for The army, and some seeking
Agricultural employment.
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Bet Assets, January, 1854.
SCOOP. .556.3D =.

{. TIE PLAS AND ORGANIZATION Of NE
HThA. after g. years o. sewers trial. has
aiiEsd she Ersatsst publis afEsutzKss and
success u taa F&rious aysisms % Firs fHsE-
raucs IL tie coautrT. Il Bow better than
ever pfsIzfs1 foF duty.
5. lS.isD Les Gains have been setflea and paid
sfxTEES MILLIONS oF D0LLAEs
9. TIE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY By
FIRE. En- fbr Jnifs1 States avsrzzes ever
*lpls1 eeiiF- Il ygsr PF0perty exposed
aud unpr0ls eief ?
I. AEk 1ob shslHkDf II not Nhy netf
Ths oass = trising; she duty IL aasslfssf !.
the rssElt nay - Fgur ssoEps from ruin
-Nbils delay sad neglect MAY Involve
yoa in banSrnpsey, pSFsrfy, Or cruel d.
aVpointnuenf.
=. PARTICULAR ATTENTION sad rsx.sd l.
siTen 70 snail risks - veil as large ones
Asls sad superior commercial advauesxns
E6srted.
- inslfsAea solicited asd Poiieiss iasusd b.
,. W. EEXsES, Aesst,
JHzs H4fbis Hall BHllsinz, No. >. Main e.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
WOOD! WoODl

HAvE A COOP sUPPLY OF WOOD FOX
/ szfe, Which siH ssd cheap. Lave yoar o.
I~-s vrlfh The ozsh, - thf st9rss of ChSriez ".
Jal.ssoa ~ afu strsst, o. 81. LufEs o. Chssn ~
Street. splz THos. .. SAfTH.
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DRUGS. &c.
wM. n. P. ST0DDARD,
No.l5 Main street.
EYANSvHLLE, IND.

THTBoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IL
w Foreign aud Don~stie Drugs. Chemicals,
Oils, Paints, Narpishes, GlSss. Patent Medicines,
perfauery and Fancy Articles, TO which be is
constantly rocieving additions selected With great
care, aud well adapted 20 the wants of Merchants.
Druggists aud RhysleiAns.
Also, lAuye and varied assortment of Atabro-
type aud Photograph materials. comprising every
thing used tn the art. All orders receive prompt
attention, and nlied 1t lowest prices, aud packed
with care The attention Of the trade respectfully
solicited.
TSREE EXHIBITION AT THE DRUG STOEK,
II II Main strcet, ef magnificent display Of
shoice Perfnnery. eomprisinE SEVERAL new and
popular styles aud oaers. never eefore enered In
this market Fancy Extracts and Pomaass a. ell
prIc~x WM. II. p. sT0BDARp.
A RrISTs AND MkRCHANrS, WHO CAN
n net well isavs home, can depend uPsn having
thslr oraers hllsd promptly, aud At the sans
prices as though they were personally present
and charges collected from beat, BY sending q
WM II, p. STonDARp. Drrgxist and Apotheca-
~, and dealer IA Photograph Stock, hs- " Asis
.srsss, Evansville, IEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07
AUCTION.
GREAT AUCTI0E SALE.

G0 Q0n WORTH OF STAPLE LIQUORS
. .OOO 20 b cold st public aBetion. prii
y b, tn ifOut q ny zssfi0a room, su Main street,
between rec0r1 and Third. Liquors insursf 70
+ q the tzt quz ity aBd vii b s9ld Without
ssrse. 4 credit Il TIRE raonths vii ~ given.
Tbess Liqu0rs esaslst q the foiioWinz arficias !.
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sADDLERY.
REMOVAL.
COAL

ILTE ARE now EsAELED To DELIFE 3
w a. shorf notics, by fbs eusatifT ef cart Es4a
> superior article 81 Gresn EffsF Caai- z atssFs
ef Al TIE Deex. ioesr snd II shs STAR sisi -
pupetuzfiy sffsa6sd %. 1HoAAs g.
AP5-lz
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-07

uoNIsY-s .B@rrsa. sEEs whiss Hsaisy
II TsF sale ~
Nc. PTRsT STREET.
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The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

:. FTRE AsD TsLASD NAVIGATION RISKS
soceFtsd, roE hsFstof9Fe. af fair rktss
and liberal esrfsifioua
?. BUSINESS CONDUCTED wiis constant die
psfsh sad accuracy
;. L0ssEs aisays mst vfth rremptusss snd
ceapists iHsiics.
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CARD.

WE HAVE THIS DAY BOUGHT THE
w Groasry B1aiuezs = John HstsOn, toF-
sserfy Ssrrnssn 4 o., ant wiiI contisue the sznss
a ths Cd stand. No. - Water sfrrst- II Eddi-
tton % ths Ebovs, vii Aeso sts-k Il Hay
Corn Oats SD ether kinds q Fssd. her wffh
fagI as#ortrnsnt q Farm sesis. We viii TAy fLs
highest a5zrksf Prize for AT afzas cf Prosfnes
z = EUsTOS 4 CO.
.Big9 y
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GROCERIES.

DGcKLkD PtGs FEET
~ ksxs syieea Pigs Fsss,
gsst fsssissd II Ne ,. First str~sa.
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New Goods.

New Goods.
Simon IL Oppeuheimer has just receiv-
ed another large addition to their stock
Of Gents Dress Goods, and are now open
f,r inspection. The spring trade is be-
gining to open and in view of it, they
have already reo.ived from the east, a
large assortment Of cloths. cassimeres,
etc, especially adapted for spring USE
Call and examine for yourself. Joe, is
always ready to show the goods, and just
as ready to take your orders. They have
also on hand large stu,k OF ready made
clothing.
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Opening Out. A'tendI

Opening Out. A'tsudI
Shisler & MrKelly, Of the old reliable
Drug House, have recently made large
additions to their hitherto fine assortment
of Drugs. Medicines, Dyestuffs, etc etc.,
and are now prepared to furnished the
p sple of Wyandot County with any and
every thing in their line OF trade. at rates
and figures marvellous cheap in these pi-
ping war times, The Draft has been
postponed until the LIST day Of April. but
these enterprising gentlemen. feeling the
pressure from without SO great. and the
demand SO imperative for NEW GOODS.
have yieleded to the call and can now fll
all orders made upon then. They have
embarked largely in the wall paper trade,
aid have recently purchased for the CASH
the largest stock Of wall paper ever be-
fore at one ting purchased by any house
in this village. and have it now in store.
an are prepared to furnish those wanting
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[coMNUEIcATED.]
WASHINGTON Ciry)
Feb. 9Th. 1864.

MIcHAEL BRAcHLEY, E,q S1R.--I am
authorized by the P. O. Department, I,
say that bids will be Considered for carry
ing the Mail, on the old route between
Upper Sandusky and TifIin, through and
back. tice week. and if satisfactory
will be accepted in line of route No. g..
si4 as publ he'll. Must GO through and
back same days. not material at which
end starting p"int i fixed. that can be
arrf nged to suit the accepted bidders.
Yours, w. p. NOBLE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04

Tho Draft
Tue Daft will positively 90 off OF
Thursday March 10Th up to The presen
TIM t! lolnw townships have filed th-r
s4r'a, Mlr>alll Sam Crane, Syca
mo e, Pitt & i',mochI"p. and are there
fore beyond the ehrrts al draft The
following townships a'e still spubject t"
the Draft. jackson /, Mtfi:n S, Craw'
ford l., Richland 90, Ridge 8. Antrim
81, Eden "a. II the number of m;n
called for from each of these township is
not raised by the 10Th, they will be dla'
ted
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04

Iodys Isdys Book
Gody's Lahy's Book. for March, has
been daily received. The prensen. num-
b,r presents choice collection Of whole.
some reading matter. beautifully adorned
with elegant establishment and fashion
plates. As an agreeable compsn; on and
ornament for the parlor, the Lady's Book
stands prominent among periodicals ol
the day; we take pleasure, therefore. in
r commendding it to the patronage Of all
eking literary attainments. Address,
L. A Cooley, Philadelphia, Pa. Price
$500.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04
TIE BANKERS

OF this place, have published notice
tha, on an after March lst 1864, they
will only receive the following currency, al
par:
State and independent Banks of Ohio,
Bank O the State OF Indiana,
Banks of Pittsburgh and Allegheny,
Legal Tender Notes, and National Banks.
All other currency will be di counted at
not less than one per cent, Persons
handling money will do well to bear this
10 m,nd.
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TcoMMuSICArEp.)

Important % siSk Soldiers.
All Soldiers in this and adjoining
Cusatiss, Of elsewhere. suffering viii
phronic Diarrhea. can be speedily ant
effectuaily cured. BY applying to Dr.
Gatcheil. Upper sandusly. l suffered
with ths shove Disease, ip Camp and
Hospital, for over FIVE months, but on
reaching home. l applied to DR.. G., and
in less than three weeks l was effectuallv
cured. FRANK BEE. Co, c. ssud
R-,t, o. V. Y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04

sIA 90 ooSTEIfER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
- TIERS, is one of the greatest strengthening
4-4 preparations extant. II is especially adapted
those who afflicted with the Fever and
OSGS Ague, or any other disease arising from dis
ordered condition OF the digestive organs For
the Fever and lgue, there is, perhaps medicine in
the world equal to it, it enters puries and repenish
the blood, which is important to bring about
healthy action in diseases of this nature. The Bttcrs
among the most popular, and at the time,
valuable specifics in the medical world. In recommend
ing II to the public, fully conscious of doing them
great service, knowing, as do, their many excellent
qualities and and speedy action in all cases where
gans. A trial will suffice for the most skeptical.
aess,, See Advertisement
pess For sale by Druggists and dealers generaly, ev
erywhere. lMarch y ls64.Nzm.J
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04

CHEMALES! FEMALESll FEMALES!!! Use that
O. Safe, Pleasant Remedy known as as Helmbold's
q Extract Buchu For all complaints Incident to the
sex. No family should be without ii; aud none will
a1D when once tried by them. II s used by young AID
old. In the decline change of Iife before and
after marriage, during and after confinement to strength
en- the neFves nature to its proper channel and
invigorats the broken down constitution, from whatever
cause originating. Tse no worthless pills. Take
Hembod's Extract Buchu,
neA, See Advertisement in another column. Cut out
and send forit March 4, ls64.-2m.l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04

Ps.srson's Magazine.
Peterson for March, has reached US
and upon inspection find that it has not
lost any Of its artistic merits, while the
literary standard is fully up to anysof its
predecessors. Peterson is always vel.
crme guest to our family. Address T. B
Peterson Philadelphia. Pa.
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Report of the Treasury of the Soldiers
Aid Society of Upper Sandusky.

Since the organization Of the Soldiers Aid
Society of Upper SanGpsky, The Society hal
held thirty one regular meetings. We hav'
made in the Society during that time, sixty
new shirts, twcnty-seven Sheets thirty rair o
drawers, besides dressing gowns, pillows, tow
els, handkerchiefs, DC, dc.
The Society has received several donations Of
partly-worn clothing from its members, also
two valuable bed-quilts, from Mrs, +. Fowler
We have shipped to the Sanitary Commission,
five boxes of sundry G od', and dried fruits all
of which have been received, and promptly and
gratefully acknowledge by the Commissioner
The Society, although not numbering as ma
ny members as it did during the first six months
Of its organization. is still in hourishing con.
dition.
Since the first of January, the Society has
made some change in its officers. Those now
acting in that capacity, are as follows.
President, Mrs. HENRY PErERs,
Secretary, MRs. l.. A. WILSON,
Treasurer, MRs. S. WATSON.
| give below statement of the finances the
Society, also, the amounts received from differ
ent sources.
Proceeds of Concert held at Bccrys' Hall, July
18th, 1863, $52 ,25.
Proceeds of Public Dinner, 1928.
Donation by Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, 1000.
Received on monthly subscription. 1890.
|
Expenses for Goods, $lS3,95.
Cash sent to Sanitary Com.
mission, $4,000
Cash in hand, l34,33.
Total, $46S,28. $46s,2S.
In addition, the Society has forwarded five
boxes of Goods and one keg of Pickles.
Respectfully Submitted.
MRS, S. WATSON, I
Treasurer.
Up Sandusky, March 3, 1864.
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Public Sale.

John Layton. will sell al Public Sale
on Saturday. March 9th, at his residence
ll.2 miles West OF Upper Sandusky. :
Head of Horses, IS Head o! Sheep, q
Head Of Young Cattle. 300 Bushels ol
Corn in the crib. together with othel
grain, etc. Sale to commence at 10
O'Clock A. N.
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paper.with an article superior in quality.t
anything ever before offered to the pub
lie iu this market. They have al pat
terms and, therefore, can suit the taste Of
all. Call and see for yourself ard BE- sat.
i.6ed. 't.I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04

0ol Wilson.
We hsvo bee informed by Mrs. Wilson
that the Col. received the box Of Provi.
sions sent him some weeks ago, and ten
ders his thaaks to his numerous friends
for their kind rememberancc Of him. He
was, when last heard from, suffering from
an sttact Of Infamstory Rhumatisln.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04
nptal \ gAistellaneons

NOTICE TO INVALIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Water Cure at the Soulh end Of Main
Street. where he may be consulted by
invalids.
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HoRRHBHL5.

We-are now prepared to execute. in the
finest style Of the art, Horse Bills. Call,
or send in your orders
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-03-04
JOB WORK

OF ALL DESCIPTI0N DONE TO OKDEK,
In the best workmaniike manner and upon the most rea
sonAbe tssins Az have greatly increased our stoci
sfJss Tyne are prepared to print At shortest notice
SALE POSTERS, BALL TICKETS
BILL HEADS, CARDS.
BLANKS, FANCY BILLS,
BROEZED WORK, PROGRAMMES,
CIRCULARS, dc, DC,
hdae upon plain coiored paper. We are confden'
that in the Job Department. we can compete with any
country Office in the State, in doing go"d work
fR rs l.. A. BRUNNER Proprietor.