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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

KRIM-DlxoN-0n the morning Of the 10Th Sent bt
kev. Parks at his residence. DIR. s. d. Krim and
Miss Miss Mary j. Dixon, both Of Flushing this county.
ms hoiiee should have appeared three weeks since,
but was missid by us,-Es. Curos]
TRAylS-PRoBASC0.--On the 2eth uit. by Samuel
paviesEsq, Mr. James X Travis aud Mas,ie Pro-
basco, all Of Belmont county. i
DoWDELL-HOi.LINGsw swORTH.-o On the 9th inst.
by Rev Geo Mckee, Mr.. Theodore l. Dowdell and
Miss Jenima Hollings orh, all Of Belmont County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
s~OuR N rEr1No ON MONDAY Num-

.1~OUR MEETING ON MONDAY NfuHr.-
Mr.. Bingham closed the campaign for us on
Monday night!in speech of tremendous
\ power, We consider it the most chaste,
eloquent, and convincing argument We have
ever heard delivered in the town. The Court
House was literally packed with people, and
still great many were unable to get in
Gen. Weir who Fad also been announced to
speak, paid the highest sulogium upon Mr..
Bingham 81 effort, when he said. accom-
panied with animpressive wave of his hand,
after Mr.. Bingham had closed, that he had
nothing to say. after the brilliant and
mastery effort Of Mr.. Bingham.
i.o Major Carmsn, of the lst West Va. Cav
,slry, tbut . citizen Of our County, was
called out after Gen.. sat down. Major
Carmau is suffering from a wound received
in July last, and as he limped up to the
Judge bsnch, the whole audience sprang
!, %, their feet and gave him three tremendous
cheers. Major Carman detailed some Of
h is experience in the army, and in Rebel
prisons, and made stirring appeal to the
Rseple to do their duty. He was frequently
applauded.5 ''oa "iS sEt1 78'
DR.. ,Wm. Estep of Loydsville. presided
over ths meeting. and made most capital
presiding officer. 1t was by all odds the
%estueetiag held in town by either party
, daring the campaign. It was decidedly
farser than the Mcclellan ratification meet
ing held bere on the 18th Of September.
ThSmeetisgclosed with uproarious cheers
for''Lincoln. johnson and Bingham, THE
Army and Navy" aud the Union and the
Flag.
At the close Of the meeting, the Chair
!, man announced the mass meeting and torch
light procession At Wheeling on Friday
night, and requested all who wished to at
J, tend and participate in it to meet at St.
: Clairsville at o'clock on Friday afternoon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
SABBATH SCHOOL BELL, 40. q

10 enre work Of is2 psges and nes y as tunes
end hymns. Nearly one million OF these Bells
have been issued and are now ringing through
this and other countries. Amonr the many
choice pieces may be found shall ws meet beyond The
Riverr There il a Beautfnl World" Sorrow shall
again mors,n DO MT YOU hear the angels com
mg' Thou God. seast me = Sabbath Bells chime onn
DC. Prices Of Bei No. I arc same Bell No O. Both
numbers can be obtained in one volume, price, bound
copy 20 esufs s25 per hundr.d cloth bound enboss-d
gill; 50 ccns, SIS ioO IS copies furnished sl tie Iog
price. Mailed g. the retail price
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
TIE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG hoox

contains % pages OF songs. duets and ehoruses both
sacred and secular including u pages OF prayers for
sick and dying soldiers and soldiers Scripture Manual
1T is well suited for social singing well Sabbath
worship: Among The many beautiful pieces may DO
found. "Where liberty dwes is my country LTh-
Christian Here "rhrse Cheers for Banner Come
sing 10 me oi hsaven "Coluubi The Gem OF the Ocean
"Freeman's Gathering "Colunbia's King forevern
.Marehink Along" kc. Priess-psper covers Is eenls,
sie per 100 Mailed at lhs retail price.
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liea.

HARRISON Tuesday. Oct 9TH, Mrs Sarah Ad.lins
vile OF Joseph Harris, aged "a years. ..t-lr
HESKEr.-On the 26ih ult. ut the residence Of Tho.
y Nichols in this Township, Sarah L. r. HeskeL in
the 18th year Of hef age.
BAtLEYOn the 9Th inst st his fathers residence of
Chronic Diarrhea, Samuel c. Bailey, late q member
Of Co b, 1s6th Regt o W. in the 9Th year Of his
age - ~
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PR0cLAMATI1M.

NOTICE " hereby given 70 the qualified eiscfc<t n
~ the Coaihy Of heimont stsie q Ohio, thar gsn-
Tuesdsy nsrt sf,er The Eru Monday IN Noversbes N
ts year being the csh dsy Of November irsi a. fhe
evenl places Of holding general elections IN said
County Of Belmont snd you will then and mere pro
eeed % vote By belIo. Tor Electors Of PredsBs and
NicePresident Of the United States Of Amsf1os for DE
State Of Obie, ss follows
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Tobacco and Cigars.

7 MANUFACTURES and keep constantly oil hand, II my
establishment in Bri. gepor, Ohio all kinds OF To-
bacca and Cigars, Of the Best quality, which selling
at the lowest prices. ~ Wa
Merchants wishing 10 purchase would do well TO call
aud examine my assortment before purchasing as am
pr pared TO sell them the best article, the most
reasonable terms, 't ROBERT ATCHlSON.
Bridgeport, August g. 1854 3m
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at ,he Probate Cour,
~ Tor Belmont county The undersigned ap-
pointed and qualified a, Executor e the estate Of Er-
abeth Owens. deed. ,ie Of Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted said estate are 70 make
immediate payment; and those having claims agsinu
said estate notified present them for settlement
within one year from this date.
JAMES MCFARLAND Err.
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Howard Asso ociation,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. q
rtsEAsEs Of the Nervous. Seminal Urinary and
~ Sexual sysiems-pew and reliable -ueatasnt--in
reports Of the Howard. Assoeistion- By mail In
sealed letsf enyslorss. fsss of ehstge. xddfoss b
eKfLLN HOUGHroN, Howard Assosiafioa, No. 4
ovuA SlissA sssss$ psilssslplts, ~ Rft<r
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sAssArH school BELL, NO. I.

contain, A pages and nearly 200 ane. and hymns and
IS tbs mes, popular s. $. Book ever issued Among the
%, popular pieces are, "kiud Words Eden Aboye1
Christian Here" 'Beauiifu Zion" II ought 70 love nv
Mother '9Ths Angels told so' n the Lizhtn srest
Tor the Weary kc. Prices-psper covers, 70 cents
each SIS hundred boun1 IS cents $40 hundred;
cloth seand, sabesssd gilt, % sauts s25 per 100
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
NOTICE.

ON the 18th day OF September, 1854 the Probate
~ Court OF Belmont County, Ohio. declared the estate
oi James Eaton, deceased 10 be probably insolvent-
Creditors therefore required present their claims
against the estate, TO the undersigned, for allowance
within six months frhm the time above mentioned, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
AARON EATON,
Ex'r of James Eaton, deed.
Sept %, ls64-sw = = -
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.gdnsintsfrasO,.,s .Nofice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that NJ the Probate Cosr
~ for Belnoyt Connty OHIO, the nndersigned was ap
ponied aud qualified Administrator Of the estate o
Jacob Yocum, sr, deceased, late Of said County.
All those indebted said estate requested max,
payment; and thos- having claims agains
snid estate are notified 10 present them for settemen
within one year from this dse.
sAM'L D. YocuM, Admir-.
August %, isgAs
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

And Two Electors for The State Of Lssge.
The Polls 10 be opened between The hours OF Sir and
Ten o'clock In the forenoon Of sid dsy, and closed
Six O'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
Given under my hand, at my cfies In st. clairsvlls
this 22d day OF September 1904
oc0td 0EO. ~. UMsrEAD D. Sheriff Bel Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
Ohio Election,

CLEVELAND, Oct. ll.-All the reports
received from Indiana show large Union
gains over l760. Probably Morton will have
10000 majority and probably gain two Un.
ion congressman.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. ll.-Returus from
Ohio and Indiana indicate the success of
the Union tickets. The probabilities are
that UBion Congressmen are elected in the
lst, I'd and 9Th districts OF Ohio, in place Of
Long, Pendleton and Cox.
CINCINNATI. Oct. Il.-Hamilton county
gives about 5000 Union majority. Eggle.
ston and Hoyes (Union) arc elected in the
LIST and I'd districts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
The Result or the Electiom in
~ s,y i,-,,, BeHmOnt County.

I'VE give below the msorities on Secre.
tsry Of State, Congress, and the County
!, Ticket The official vote cannot bc counted
until the army vote is received. We will
then print the whole in tabular form.
The army vote last year, on Governor,
was 655 Union, ard rs vallandigham.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
THE HARP or FREEDOM

contains - pages Of songs duets aud choruso. ss.
dom Among ths enoice pieces vsufs HnIac -Fnr
Freedoms uorrr 20 lei my people son over the noun
tsin.n "rhey worked all the day 4e Price ces
single, % ssas osr dozen, - lo0i postage
each
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
THE REVIVAL MUSIC RooK

contains ~ pages Of and hymns designed r rsvi
val prayer, and conferences n-etng.. Price in raper
csvers' single copies 10 ssas, 81 per 100 Na.d alhs
retail price.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

b%CAsUALTIEs IN THE 10Th OHlo.-
We have been furnished with complete list
Of the casualties in the l26th Ohio Vol.
Infantry, since May last, but are unable, ut
this time, to print the full list. We give
below those in Company B, which is from
this ,ounty:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

SrPsEAcaINo.--Rey w, o. WH4on.
sIashssss Miaisssr. vin pseaSh N the N.
= CAsesh, ,sass eabhsth. ~ TIE ussal hepw
rsvSlHS ID svssiss. F'.sNS Gsr' ,A.s''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
Petition for Partition.
Eli Yocum, plaintiff,

Eli focum, plaintiff, 'I'HE above nA-
VS.. L med defend
samuel w. focun. Mary Yocum- ants " i'll take no
sarah Miller and Joseph Miller her lice that the above
husband, Elizabeth Clark and Josiah named PLAINTIFF
CLARK her husband (adu.l OF Bel the I'D ay of An
mont county. Ohio, and William w. gust. Is64 filed
Yocum, Susannah II. Yocum. 8. | petition IN the
Z. nocumPanter y focum. Patience Common Pleas
T. Socum. aud Reece L. Scclntmi- Coun Of Belmont
nors) OF Monroe county Ohio. County. o, which
is pending. wherein the plaintiff demands par
ttion Of The following real estate The = or OF See
ZIP 2, r. O. in said County, EXCEPT acres rood IS B
poles in the y. w. corner Of said quarter
At the next term Of said Court an order Of partition
will be applied for. b. =. 4 d. q. r. CoWEN,
August rs, ls'46w Auys for pltf
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

NOTICE 70 hereby gives that 81 ths Probate ceur Iot
lv Belmont County, Ohio, the undfrsisned wss sp-
esn,sd snd qssissa g Ad"ni.fs,or o. ihs estate Of
,-,','Tf y. - -. " -.'o e"e'sJs
Immediate psymemj snd hose having claims sgninst
said e-s's are notified 70 present them Tor sesmen,
......., = I : WILLIAM BOYD, Aamr.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
COMPANY B.

au y.al COMPANY B.
May 5th, wounded Private Geo Weedeu,
since dead1. May 9th, killed-Sergt Jas
Q Jane, priyates WIN w Cooper. -a w oun-
ded, LIST 1t Rebt Hilles, (since died). Pri-
Yates Philander Chandler, Isaac Eddy,
sgain on July 9th). Galen 8 Houston, g
Haines, WIN w Groves, Atel Gilbert,
Joseph Knight, John A Pollen. (since ded),
Chester X Smith, Daniel Thatcher, VIM j
Patrick, and Nimrod ePawphrey, CorpIs
Jasrnes Parks and Geo Mcfarland. Cap.
tnred, sersts Barley Cooper. cwoupded,
VIM Il Dove, w Kelley, (actiDg Lt).--
Wounded. privates WIN More, David Pollen,
Daniel Starkey. Missing, privates Daniel
Kibler, (supposed killed. Isaac Haines. -
May 9th, killed, private Joshua G Howell.
Wounded, Corpl Leander j Reynolds.--
May 18th, wounded, Corpl Hiram w Ball,
(captured July 9th,) David A Chandler !;
priyates John A Morris, John w Vanfos-
sen, g w Rice. May 18th, wounded, pri-
vate Isaac N Mumma. june LIST, wounded
private Limeoti L Rapell. June ODD. woun-
ded. private John Adams. (substitute) =
July 9th, wounded. Capt g w Hoge, Sergt
Henry II Lupton. Corpl George vanfossen; !;
prlvates Moses Early, (drafted man), Wait
maneAlcD Daniel, drafted mani fsince died /,
George Obern, Andrew j Peyton, substi-
tute. lsince died). Missing, priyates Ed
ward Matthews, Archibald G Baker, sub.
stitute). Sept 10th, killed, private Adam
Secrist wounded, private Sylvsnus Csss,
drafted man. breast, severely, Briten Eel
lure, drafted man. severely, Jonathan
| Yocum, drafted man. leg severely, John
II Patrick, shoulder, severely. Samuel
Starkey. shoulder. slightly. Sept 2lst,
wounded, private Jacob Derry, (drafted
msn,) leg, severely. Ha'
Total Of 60 B. killed, or since
died Of wounds........1 officer Il 8 men
Wounded"."...".......l 50
Missing. g...,.........,..- s.,..
Captured tsof whom we're woundsdl7
The regiment has seen very hard ssrvies
| in the csmpsisns under Meade and Sheridan
from the Wilderness 70 kishsr's Hill. Il
has lost = oMosn md ~ men killed. 10 q
assss ssa - nss wounded, u mes nis
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
NEW TIN SHOP

THE undersignsd informs the public that he has open
1 ed q new tli'.,
Tin, Copper and sheet Iron store
in the building Immediately West Of the Post Ofhce
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, where he will be happy TO &C co
tnods,e them with anything in his line Of business
reasonable terms fe7 HUGH HARRI
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

contains I& Pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer ausie
by Prof Gull This Is excellent book ior sossr. for
the young Prices paper coyers 20 esnis Sl5 psr 1907
bound IS ceni., $40 psr los.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
Notice to Township TreasurerS
and Trustees, 4. .gs9

THE commissioners Of Belmont County have adopted
the following order foT dsbusing the fund raised for
the purpose Of reundng subscriptions bounty youi.
sers 10 the amount Of twenty-five dollars each, under
the calls o The President in July and August is62
LIST Each Township will be required establish the
amount OF ,heir clar TO the sansiacuon Of the conms
sioners. "a z ~ .rfNs ~ t4 Lf12na t...
Cd The smoupsdus TO esch Township will be paid 10
the Township Treasurer, on tho order OF the County
Audhor. E ~ ftrr n tNiH-ii
3D. The Township Tressurers win pay out ihe sfore
said fund upon The order OF The Trustees Of the Town
ship either the Individual subscriber or 70 the Relief
Fund Of the Township may be proper under the law
passed April 7th, 1854, entitled IAN Act 10 Provide
ior Bounty paid 70 Ohio Volunteers who eniised and
were mustered into the of the United States un
der the calls e ihs President issued on the I'd day Of
JuIy and The 9TH day OF August 1902. r....l B
Ne claims viii be received by the Commissioners sfer
their meeting in December next Il ~ -
l,h The Township Treasurers will be required 10
se,,le with the Commissioners during their meeng IN
Juns is05 and all monies remaining IN their hands un
espsndsd viii be paid into hs fund for The Rsiisf Of
a s,.sa,ioU o. he Trustees !. particularly iree,sd
TO hs aasf esass Of .seusai ofibs is~ above seisr-
'sa A. =. ssasf Us 81 sss " ssST. sl q as. oLAgK
edSlw :. 3 ekss q usesS.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
Central Ohio Rail Road 70,
Belmont Common Pleas

Mhry Ann Embree J E.SSE EMBREE, whose place
VS. ~ Of residence 10 unknown. is
Jesse Embree. hereby notified that, the 22d day
OF September, A. ID. 1884, Mary Ann Embree filed pc
ttion in the Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont Coun-
iy,hio, asking for divorce, the custody Of her minor
children and reasonable aHony, for the of said
Jesse Embree's wilml absence Tor three years Said
petition will he for hearing the ext term OF said Court
CONNIE ncing November Q, 1854 .
d. D. T. COwEN, Airy for petr
Sept %, 1S6I-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

Fhs Largest Circulatien Of amy paper
Pusltshsa In Rslncnt Ceusty.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13

NXtAThRe' CHORAL. HARP-A new sunday
w School Book. of l0D pages ui brsiniial Hymns
and Tnles. contains many gems. such ''Shall
know each other ihefer @Sier hiiie hdren coma
un'o me- The Beauiiful shore ~oh = Is glorious.
leave me with my mother" lite endei beside sli
wneIs &e. Price paper 90 cents 81 per 100;
bound % cents; $40 per 100. II Is edited by HORACE
and Z which have had the enormous sale OF over ei
hundred thousand copies just published by
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Total ......s4o 277 $40 2Bs Sii PSI
Majority. $50 55l $50
Union Men in Roman, CSppsrheads in
ltdttcs, 81 a.. 1 \t,.
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Cain Of ID Congressman an.

Just ss We were going to press we receiv.
ed the following dispath:
4 ... COLUMBUS, Oct. IL, 1854
We elect 10, probably II, memers Of Con.
gress. Majority on home vote between 49,.
600 to 10000.
Indiana, We gain or Congress. both
branches Of the Legislature msjory in State
about 10000. ............ ..........s
Pennsylvania, very close, probable ma.
jorty in both branches Of the Legislature.
B. r. CowEN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
Bank Statement.

CONDITION II the Frf. Nsdonsi Bsnt Of stclsrs.
- vile Of the State Of Ono, on the morning 81 the
first Monday of Oct tse4.
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tHdinnn Election.

ANDbhFAEObtcs OCt II, y. NJ. nc
election passed of quietly as far as heard
from throughout the State. Reports thus
far show large Union gains over the vote of
1860, which gave $4,000 majority for the
Republican ticket.
Wayne county Union 5000; a gain Of 1000
5th Congressional District-Partial re-
turns show Union majority Of 1000; a gain
Of 5000.
Winchester, Ind. --Morton's maj. 3S2;
gain 60.
Majority in Randolph county for the I'm
ion ticket is 100.
Noble county 900 Unien majority. ga
In Cambridge city Morton's majority is
337; gain of IL over Lanes vote in 1860.
Dublin precinct gives Morton unani-
nous vote Of 266.
Indianapolis city and township gives q
probable majority Tor the Union ticket Of
5000; gain Of 1000. .....-...
Centreville and township gives Morton
276 mai. a gain of $50 over the vote of go.
Delaware county gives from 1900 to 2OU0
mai; for Morton; gain Of 1900.
Richmond, Ind. Morton 1888; McDon-
aid. Democrat. 500; Uaion gain 500.
Decatur county gives Union majority Of
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-10-13
WATERS cnEAr MUSIC FOR THE MiLlIos

Arranged as tolos duets quaretts, and ch@rses for
musical societies, choirs Sunday scheos p.ie schools
ssHnaries, ETC. "Shall we know eskh other ihere!S
"Doui yup hear the Angels comins,h SHALL we meet
beyond the river,n "Be in tnsr There is beautiful
world Where lhberty dwells is my country Free.
dom, Truth, and Risht.n "We are coming. Father
Abraam, SIX hundred thousand more Thers Is a Land
o. Love sorrow shall come again no more ~lIeav-n-
~ Home Come sing TO me Of Heaven" Land in sichn
I'VE with love our Sunday SehooI s1ur God is march
ing on God save the Nalu,n Whitieys song OF -Ths
Plantation Negro" "Fair Freedoms Morn has dawied
al asin "OveF the mouhlains Sfittle Ella an AngeLD
willie IS gons TO Henvenr "su;Isr lltils children to
come unlo me- Bury ms in the morning Molher,n
"Come TO Thy rest" ''veci Hnar OF nraytr"&e Price
cents, ~ per dozen. ~ per 100 postage I-eem
each. In sheet FORM with Piano accompl limeut IS cts
Publishst By HORACE WATERS As1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-16
A LARGE ARRIVAL
Tremendous Commotion in Up
per Sandusky and the IRISH
STORE on the Rampage.

The fact is New York is emptying her.
self out into the Irish Store. The peo
pie stand aghsst and wonder AS they see
the loads o! Goods barring up the side
walk. impeding the progress of the Pc
pestrians, and endsngering the lives OF
the little ones, by the wol der it creates
in their minds. as to what Layton is go.
ing to do with all the boxes, bales, bun
dies and packages lie is receiving, The
truth is, there is a tremendous commo-
ton in the Irish department Of trade, and
tho proprietors have stacked mp their spa
cious room to an extent that it is
threatened with rupture, and will GER
lainly burst out the walls or break
through the floor, ifthe pressure contin-
ues much longer. We squeezed into the
room day os two ago, and took a view
Of the stock, and we were amazed, and
could but axclaim that from what we saw
the hall had not been told us. The stock
consists of all descriptions Of goods from
darning needle up to the most superb
French Silk and Satin dresses. We
fosnd L aides dress goods of all qualities
aud descriptions. Gents furnishing
Goods, Prints, Cloths, Cloaks Or ockery,
Bnnnets, Shawls; Groceries Christ.
mas toys and everything you may wish
In the Irisn Store you will fnd every
thing you cannot find any place else Now
we are not given to putting. all W. say
about this stock Of Goods in Store and
or Ss lie at this establishment is true.
Call and see for yourselves. The 1nsti-
tuition has able and competent Clerks.
who will show you through the room,
and give you chance to inspect the fin
est stock Of goods ever brought to Upper
Sandusky, Go soon. delays are danger
Gus. "A penny saved, is two pennys
earned" Cheap Goods always at the
IRISH STORE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-16
TO OUR PATRONS.

We would again remind our readers that
this season Of the year is the time when they are
constantly liable to sudden coughs, influenza,
sore throat &c, while the childrin are in con-
slant danger from Group, throat and lung COM
plants. 1t is important that every head of a
family sh ould provide remedy that is ready
at all times for immediate use, weather assailed
at the dead hour of night, with the breaking
out of hard cold, the raking of violent cough
OF the children with the most dangerous of all
diseases--croup-or at the midday hour, you
should always be prepared. In Goes Cough
Balsam, you will find are dy and effectualr rem
edy. Itgrapples and controls instantaneously
the most stubborn coughs, while in Group it is
sov,reien cure. The price is but forty cents
per bottle-the bottles twice the sise of any
other at the same price. Delays are dangerous.
You should always have it in the Rouse. 1t
can be found at all our drug stores.
Dee is 1864 In.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-12-16
There we'd set up Dimecrisy again.

There we'd set up Dimecrisy again. The
country NV cosc we'd divide. North and South
Free and Slave, fer a Northern Dimccrat wood
feel oneasy in his mind, eff he hadn't South to
serve We'd hold Nashuel Convenchuns in
the halls Nv the Montez oomers and oh woodent
it be soothin agin heer Tooms aad Rett, and
them high minded fellers bullyraggin Nv us!
Methinks.
Ezevery wun of lis wood be ofiisholders wher
wood we git confidence? Nacher hez perwi-
did. The natives Nv that country wood serve
admirably. But they coodcnt understand voor
speakers. Troo, but then Mexicans wood stood
us all the better fer not undeTtandn English.
Whenever Dimocrat got sence enuff ito him
to comprehend our talk he alluz left the party
Give me the voter who takes his faith on trust
it's voor inquirin minds that hez played the
dovil with us.
she'll immejitly perpose the matter to Pre'i-
dent Davis.
PETROLEUM V NAsHBY,
Lait Faster NV the Church NV the Moo Dspen-
snhun.