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A Voice from the Alleghenians.

aYoa may rest assured the Messrs. MERRELL
were not in the least disheartened, or put out
at the reception of the following note from one
Of the fair songsters who lately visited our
village It tells its own tale. "Good wine
needs no BUSH" ~
.ss.n sessi.. = JAMESTOWN, June 5, 1865.
MEssRs. MEBRELL: n"....' u.s. 3.
DEAR SIns,-The samples of Carsss de Vis'te
were received. and they please me exactly. l
have had photos made in New York, and q
great many other places, but those you made
for me suit the best Of any that 1 have had
taken. Please send me one dozen more. and
ohlige, &C.,. v...s' -,,.,
atai Eous, very respectfully,
b1ge. '' ANY JENNER.t
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UNION
ELECTION
TO THE UNION MEN OF WYAK-
faj9' DOT COUNTY. I'D ~aa

You are hereby requested
to meet in your respective
Townships at the usual places
of holding elections, on SAT-
URDAY, JULY %, 1866, at
l o'clock, P. M, and then and
there organize a board, con-
sisting of two Judges and one
Clerk, and proceed to vote by
ballot, for candidates to fill
the following offices: @
One candidate for Represet-
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/" What rould / more Z

warned thee, Iadmonished thee, foretold
The danger, and the lurking enemy
That lay in wait: beyond this had been force,
And force upon free will, hath here no place
But All who are afflicted with Catarrh in
any form can obtain a pleasant and spec
dy cure by the use Dr. d. II. Selye's
Lquii Catsrrh Remedy, ere CONSUMP
TlON has fixed its fatal grasp. ,.f
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14
The Kenosha Water.Cure

HAS nosuperior East or West for pleasantness
L. il of situation, completeness of arrangements,
salubrity of climate, or excellence of Medical
superintendent
It's bath arrangements, sudatory, electro-ther-
NAL and Others are unsurpassed. The climate
is not only free from ague, but, with its summers
cooler Than those Of st. Paul, is more invigora-
ting than that Of New England. 90.
Nor has any establishment more competent
physician than Prof a. p GArcHELL, In charge
of the KESosHA WATER CuRE. He has an inti-
mate acqualntsne with ell forms of Chronic Dis.
eases and has been particularly successful in
treating those Of the female system. i9
E. PENNOYER, Proprietor.
KENosHA, Wis, May 81, 1s65-tf
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A sUB-LbCAt,

mo, no, Mr.. Bohemian, nohe of that II
that be your article of Metropolitan Local
why, we can't go in for a diploma in that in.
stitootion bless your Soul, to fealize tour
ideal of Local, would require stauncher
pair Of legs, and more tapacious :" lie bag" /"
than we can lay claim to, or than We would be
willing to tote about in seafch Of tiheonsdered
items--land was plenty at the inception of our
village, and locals are not as plenty hereabouts
as blackberries in July-besides, in days long
past, ere the term Local had become technical
ized; we shook hands with some of yout items,
at that day floating about on their own respon-
sbility. but said to be ingredients essential i'll
the construction of Editor. In addition, we,
in our simplicity, had somehow or other con-
ceived truth to be a necessary coneoinitant Of
good itemlzer- for our part, We al (Ahem !
Nuns the word Mr.. Dumm) ways practice it.
If Mr.. splggot commissions US to puff his wares,
why, he must sample 'em, and if the contents
of the "gray beard" box or barrel, as the case
may be, are not to, our liking. and leave not a
vivid and satisfactory impression on our palate,
you may rely ont the commentator is laid on
very thin indeed-so in our transactions with
Messrs. Btoadeloth, Bobbin, Snip, Waxend and
Killbuck-on reflection, however, we think :ine
latter gentleman's nane had better be erased
from the list, as his beef is too tough, and his
pork too greosy subject for US voluntarily to
contend with-and, as to mutton, on our con-
science we believe the town of Upper sandusky
is gulsless of the death of single lamb since
the income OF the year of grace 1865; at any
rate, if such a catastrophe did occur, we unfor-
tunately failed to be in at the" roast.P
This reminds us of little story, which we
purpose sppending. as att cocollsry for our
Bohemiar friends lueubTsticn, a. given above.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14

Union Annouticements-Po Vote
DECENTRALIZATION, Saturday. July 20,
1865.
FOR AUDITOR.
Capt G.. c. Chamberlain, Crawford Township,
Capt. Vilroy Davis, Marseilles
Joel Gibson, Miffiin
FOR TREASURER. 'N
Addison Gibbs, Crawford Township.
FOR SHERIFF. ...
Jonathan Ayres, Crane Township.
Daniel Fishel d"
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.
Col. VIM. T. Wilson, Crane Township.
Major John D. Sears, Z"
attffts ~ FOR COMMISSIONER. p. .p
i. F. Fowler, Crane Township.
Milton Moral, Mifln
Roderick Mckenzie, Richand Township.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Thos. Z. Grisell, Crane Township, .i g.. ..
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Land-Land Ho !

We call the attention of all interested to the
Notice of ]. a. HrBBk1s, Of wellsviile, for the
sale of land in jackson township, WyandOt
county. Lcok ont, WIde.Awakes, bargains in
tbe.vindi v odtr.fn. !.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14
Sale of Real Estate. by Order Of
the Probate Court.

ON the first day of July, A. D. 1855. at 10
SJo'clock in The forenoon, on the ptemi.es.
will be sold to the highest bidder the following.
Real Estate, as the property OF Henry Walt1h-.
deceased, to-wit: In Lot NumbeF forty three
(43) in the town of Belle.verndn, in the County
of Wyandot, and State of Ohio, appraised Ut
$740. cRlNEH ZfTen rRf s1r,ssfit8k
Terms Of Sale:-0,ie-third cash in he nd, tht /,
balance in two equal annual rayrnep Is, wit |.
interest secured by mortgage on prem ises. Ssi d
property sold free of dower.o saaA 81. 4iJfsgs { T
at-.-a N. b. CASE, 4 .dmr. Of ~
& Hey ry Wall on, decesgsd.
By Henry Msddu1 his Atty.
May 81 les5-,w
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Time Table r. Ft. w. & G. R. r.

Il At the request Of ]. N. Orr, Local Freight
and Ticket Agent, we place in our columns
this week the Time Table of the P. Fl. W. 4
C. R.iR. 1t shall be kept correct according tc
tae time schedule furnished the Agent at this
station. our: friends in the country may rely
upon its accuracy, -
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Trains leaving here at 10.4O d. m going
East, will not run on Mondays.
Train leaving this Station at 4.46 d. in. q.
will run every day, Sundays not excepted.
M. ORR, Agent.
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Mite Society.

The Mite Society Of the Presbyterian
church meets next Friday evening at the
residence Of Rev. S. ]. Bogle.-All ae
invited.
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Speeiat Antiets.

T1NHE combination ofingredents in these Pills is the
i result Of long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and cannot do harm to the
most delicate; certain i'll correcting all rregulari-
ties Painful Mensruation removing all obstructions
whether froth cold OF br othefwise headache pain IN
the side, papatbn of the heart whites all af
iections hysterics aguel pain in the back and limbs
&c. disttrbed sleep, which arise frbhi interruption of
nature. ,..H ~. !E!.. 'fr
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement of era in the treatment Of
Irregularities and obstruc6iis which have C1nsiEied so
many TO premature grave No female can enjoy good
health unless she Is Is reguar and whenever OBJ.
struction takes place the gGnsra health begins to de-
cline These Pills form the finest preparation ever nut
forward with immediate and persistent SUCCESS. DdNF
BE DECEIVED Take this adver sement to your Druggist
and tell him that you the best and reliable
Female Medicine in the world. which s Comprised In
these Pills.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been Standard Remedy for over thirty ears and
are the eecual ever known 6t all complaints
peculiar to Females To all classes they Invaluable
inducing with certainty periodical regularity. They
known to thousands, whe have used them at different
periods throughout the conty, having the Sanction of
Some of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each BoxPrce 81 dollar per box, Contain
ing from fifty to sixty Pllls: -
Pills sent by mail promptly, Secure fUii observation,
by remtng to the Propteors. Sold by Druggists gen;
efally. hUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprietors,,
81 Cedar Street, New York.
BGA. Benton & Dunbraw Cleveland & John D. Park
Cincinnati, Wholesale agents-Sod in Upper Sandtisky,
by J. A. Maxwell and R. A. MeKely, and by druggists
everywhere. Feb 1365-1yl
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14

sY Now is the time TO subscribe for the Pi-
onser-o only 50 in sdysncel Sd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14
McKelly & Grisell,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW. Office in Bssrys'
IN Blsck. Second Story, Upper ssndusky,
Ohio.
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1Iofal \ agistelIaueurs,
PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE & CHICAGO
RAILWAY.

I On and after Dec, 18th, 1854, Trains vii
leave stations daily, Sundays excepted, as
follows :-(Train leaving Chicago at $50 P
M. leayes daily.)
gl fT~ WESTWARD BOUND.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14

We have just bought at the great sales Of Bos-
ton, New York and Philadelphia, and filed
and jommed up our store with Cheap Goods
and intend to back up what we say with corr
responding figures to our ia -. a o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14
VICTORY! VICTORY.

Gr%2nder Generals Grant, Sherman and Sher-,
idan, victory everywhere, North, South.
East and West, and as natural conse-
~ quence, some civilian must also Come
but victorious and we guarantee positive gain 4
if not entire victory to all those who purchase
their goods at the Mammoth
TRTSH SST0RE Y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-06-14
Melancholy Suiride.

j. A. MAXWELL, Sec'ry.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

The CoNvENTIoN--The County Con-
vention yesterday, a report of whose
proceedings we give elsewhere, was well
attended. The "free and independent
citizens of Brandon turned out particu,
larly well, The proceedings in the Con
yention were harmonious and the result
satisfactory. OF the ticket nominated,
tits hardly necessary to speak. The can
didates for Senators are well known to
the whole county as able, industrious
and upright mea, and two of them at
least as experienced and capable legisla-
tors. They will all three make an influ-
entail and faithful senatorial delegation
For the remaining officers the present
incumbents are re-nominated, and their
satisfactory discharge Of the duties of
their several offices in the past, is the
best guaranty of their fitness, and fdeli-
ty for the future.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

CARS BURNED ON THE SARATOGA RAIL
BoAD.-An accident happened on the
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad on
Tuesday morning, between seven and
eight o'clock, about seven miles above
Troy AS special train, filed with
emigrants bound to that city, was pro-
ceeding along, the baggage car caught
fire and was entirely consumed, with
. another baggage car connected with it.
The train was stopped, and no one was
injured by the accident. The cars were
destroyed, however, with several hun
dred dollars worth Of baggage.
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pondence with all the Aid Societies on
our books, giving and taking the infor-
nation which may make our continued
work of so much value.
II is earnestly TO be hoped that the
ladies win remain connected IN societies
as they have heretofore been, so that
after rest, they will be readyto begin
at once Very truly yours,
NARY G. LORWG.
P. s.-Comfort bags, cotton clothing
and socks towels, handkerchiefs are all
needed.
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late State Convention as expressive OF
the convictions of the Union men OF
Rutland County.
Resolved That the nominations made
this day for County Officers commend
themselves to the favor of the people OF
this County, and we pledge ourselves to
hearty support of our State and
County nominations,
The resolutions Were adopted and the
Convention adjourned.
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The FIFTH REeNEST.-The Governor
has made the following promotions in
the Fifth Vermont, as a recognition OF
the services of>1he officers named r
Lieut.-Col. R. a. Kennedy to be Col
Onel. ,t.... s.H.
Major Z. o. Cole to be Lieutenant Col.
onel. .. --.t........ -...r e
Captain Thomas Kavaney to be Ma
jor. .... ..sa.sa E "a .atg.as.
The Fifth were expecting to be paid
of and discharged yesterday.
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COMMENCEMENT AT MIDDLEBgRY.-The
annual examination of the classes OF
Middlebury College, Midd!ebury, will
commence Tuesday, August /, and con-
tinue during that week. Sunday, Aug
uSt 6, President Labaree will deliver the
baccalaureate sermon, which will also
be a discourse of a historical character,
as this will be the twenty-ffth anniver-
sary of the Presidents connection with
the college George Thompson of Eng
land will address the PhilOmathesian
Society, Tuesday morning, the 8th, and
Rev. Dr.. Huntington, of the Auburn, N.
Y. Theological Seminary, will address
the Philadelphia Society Tuesday after
noon. There will be prize speaking
Tuesday evening. The commencement
exercises will take place Wednesday, and
there will be a concert Wednesday eve
ming, The alumni meeting VIII be
Thursday, with an Grafton by c. 7. HUI
burd of Brasher Falls, N. Y, and a
poem by f. B. Sherman of Chicago.
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man in Vermont who evidently forgot
the Fourth of July, or he does not es-
TEEN 1t white day in the calendar.
We refer to the editor of the Argus.
That paper, dated July 9th, abounds in
denlals of the rights OF tree colored citi-
zens, but has not word for the Fourth
of July that we have discerned ON Il
pretty good search, Having rejected
the Jefersonian aud old .4maicaH doc
trlne, embraced in the declaration of In
dependence, that "0A men are created
equal" the editor of the Argus must of
course repudiate independence day and
the Declaration of Independence should
that document ever be altered SOFAS to
embody the idea of the late sham demo-
ocratic convention, that only ,chie men
are created equal Il win doubtless be
on the first of April so as to permit the
Argus man 10 remember it, W'a!tons
y0uHai,
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-Georse W. Buckley, president OF the
Knights OF the Golden Circle and whose
present residence is Fort Warren, does
not mean to sink into obscurity without
one more attempt for notoriety, and has
issued Il general order suspending the
operation of the several departments of
the Golden Circle till July, 1870, when
the congress Of the order win assemble
in Washington, with open doors, and
will afterwards lay the corner. stone of
"a Saxon university, Buckley also re-
leases all the members of the military
department of the Knights from their
allegiance and from their obligations of
secrecy, and goes into long argument
to vindicate the character of this trea
sonable organization; all of which is of
very little interest, considering that the
failure of the rebellion disbanded the
order much more effectually than any
proclamation of Buckley could do IT,
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RESIGNED, Brig. Gen. Stephen Thorn
as, recently commanding q brigade in
Hancock's corps at Summit Station on
the Baltimore and Ohio r. R., has sent
in his resignation
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sToCKs.-At Boston, Saturday, YER
mont and Massachusetts, railroad stock
sold for 40 8-8; Vermont and Canada
100; Vermont Central second mortgage
bonds, 81. #.r....-.-
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s9y-M EssRs. STONE ~ -R0ssTOHI aesisu,} t2Hs
Free Exhibition of AGrial ErlipEts

s5y-M EssRs. STONE ~ -ROssTOHI aesisu,3 tGss
remarkable Free Exhibition of Airial FligEts
for a GRAND FEATURE f.ther Interior Eu
tainmens but the erection Of the pillars and platfEG
occupied so much valuable time, and required 80
great space that it found very onvcnienG ai
quite impossible give it 10 their patrons whd~t e
long interruption OF the brilliant Argne Perform
ances, and notwithstanding the enormous expense 81
tending the production az this Gymnastio Marvel,
Messrs. STONE & RossToN prefer 10 present il as 4
FREE OFFERING, rather than the Public shouiafF
deprived Of witnessing the oSt gigantic and absoUJe
startling demonstrations Of physical }goT aGd agtT
ever displayed by man.
tT7- Tho exciting nature - these projicina. I'D
novel Fligh Is absorbed tn" attention mt 40
inhabitants of the principal cities of Europe aH TIE
Press Of that country tctme' with laudatory eui9-
gums Of the unequalod f'el5 accomplished by SIG
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PERsoNAL.-General B. S. Roberts, a
Vermonter, commanding the garrison at
Fortress Monroe, is said to have read
the Declaration of Independence in the
hearing Of Jefferson Davis, July a.
Capt. Herman Seligson, 9th Vermont,
is now Inspector General upon
the staff of Major Devens, commanding
Oath army corps
Friday was Glass Day at Williams
College, when Fernando Willett, Of
Bakersfield, read an Grafton, and f. P.
Brown of Jacksonville, Poem. Mr..
Willett is also one of the speakers on
Commencement day.
Brig. General Wells is at present COM
manding brigade of cavalry at Fair
Hon. F. E. Woodbridge was to deliver
an address before the Literary Societies
OF the New Hampton Institute, at Fair
fax, last evening.
Capt. Elijah Wales, of the I'd VT, has
been commissioned as major for gallant
and meritorious service. He left Brattle.
boro at the commencement of the wal
as Orderly Sergeant of Co. c. I'd Vt.
Col. VIM. C. Holbrook Of the Seventh
Vermont, has resigned and arrived a
his home ia BrattleborO.
Adjutant. General Washburn is at
tending the adjourned Convention o
Adjutant Generals in Boston. ...
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

NATIONAL BAEK.-The Bank of New
bury has been admitted as a National
Bank, capital $4,000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

PosRTH OF july FoReorTRs. As
Consisting as il NAV seem, there is one
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WANTED, - a..rsa. ...
Young men, ladies, and everybody vents o GI
Sealed circular Send stamp to box 3S4o, %
Louis Mo. New To- Of choice hoe h, rare me
graphs, colored and plain Silent Frieno,
book for every Young man, oyer9i0 pages YEA YEA
free for 81. A rare ehans e for agents, gov ,.
wages or commission, 70 canvass Ter orr ~
ing MachiD s. New sud beautiful maj &c
29W2ms d . r.. Ii r sA'o''
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Upon hinge Platform placed elee. oG }il)avs en-
aiding every spectator To obtain p conn otr view Of
this triumph Of modern gymnastics. TIL Public con
gain only very faint idea from the 1prgus Pictorial
Scenes Of this stupendous display Of s immense
tractyeness and hazardous nature, Its the cuiui-
mating glory of Pancratc Art and gran lest suC.
cess Of progressive talent known in history yielding
distinction subordinate to no event recorded iu the
annals of Popular Amusements.
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How IT APPEARED TO OUTSIDERS.

The Middlebury Register says:
, Fourth of July celebrations were
more numerous and demonstrative
than usual. Rutland went ahead of all
other towns in this State, and probably
made greater display than the State
has ever seen, Of the kind"
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THESTER ACADEMY,
" CHESTER VERMONT.

HENRY H. SHAW. a. b., Principal
f,,lI hoard of sssis, ants VIII he attendance.
TIE Fail Term Of this Ins'itution vii oegn'
Anenst 40 :. ard q n niue eleven weeks.
:. III. LEONARD, CLERK.
Chester, Vt Jaly 81, 1855 sWot'
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ElectrifVing Acl

Has attained the highest snhlimties ~ his
and his UNEXAMPLED DARING and skElLf rn
q Picturesque Speotacle--the most tnagntfenl
ever given to the human eye TO eontemVlat'
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FLYING IN THE AR!
sIGNOR FERDINAND,

THIS extraordinary gratuitous display II Sensational
Gymnastio Feats will afford loyeTa uf .he narNe-
GUS treat EXTRAVhGANTLY SUPERB STd
INEFFABLY BEAITIFJI. THE peerless G yur& at
IN the execution Of this
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-07-20

SPECIAL NOrI CE,--Lades and persons naturally
and tmid, entertaining fears Of accident 10
the fearless Pancratist, are respectfully Informed,
that in case SIG. FERD INAND should fall from his
giddy eninence, novel arrangements are made by tho
nse Of india-rnbber mattresses and springs IN the plat
form to save him from serious injury But he gene
rally succeeds with polished grace and lustr0us skin
that ignores all peril in achieving results undeDiaby
amazing, causing the fascinated populaee to applaud
with enthusiastic frenzy and colossal shouts of ad-
miration 50 intensely captivating the singular and
majestic performances Of
. The Champion Of Athletes,
WILL. EXHIBIT At RI AND FOR
-. 50. TW0 GA1S ONLY
TUESDAY y fWFDEESDaT, JCLE rs az
XII AFTERN0nN AVID EN- aN7ING
N.IHts".
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
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Sanuar 81. MAIN
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-02-14
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