The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01

Haley" by Clara Augusta; Hopeful Ray" by
Minnie W. May; Mot much Of Martyr aftei
all, by +. H. Staufier; "Going Home" by Ids
Mason; Curious styles os Head Dresses in tic
last century, Editors Department, DC, &c,
Price $3.50; Peoples $4,OO; g. copies $1,000
81 copies $500. Specimen numbers will be
sent to those deslrous Of getting up clubs for
Is cts Wheeler and Wilson's celebrated Se,s-
ing Machines are Furnished as Pr1niums. Ad.
dress Deacon and Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street
Philadelphia.
No,o is the time to send subscriptions for 1865.
THE OIL FEVER-This fever, if rightly
managed, unlike most Of feyers, may be very
excellent thing for its victims 1t is fever
which does not lay you oct bed.ridden, in a
condition Of boiling blood and seething brain
You need not the horrid pills and powders,
great and small. of the medical school to cure
you. On the contrary, puts new vigor into
the system. Legs til at in city need the aid
of street cars, suddenly become gifted with the
locomotive energy Brobdlgnag himself. They
now with splendid energy, scour all the nooks
creeks and gullies of Pennsylvania, Canada
West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio The mind
from being dull and plodding, becomes lubrica-
ted, 90 all its wonderful systems OF wheels and
pullies play with magical energy. The eyes,
hitherto dull and vacant, become lightened up
as from inward conhagratons, There is avid
glare and feverish energy about them that
indicates that the whole man is aroused and
spurred on by the strongest passion of the soul
the love of money. Brains hitherto phlemetic
become suddenly luminous with manifold
schemes and plans for dredging the PactolAn
waters. Then, too, may you enjoy thesupreme
bliss of anticipation on q large scale. It's easy
to look down perfectly dark hole six hundred
feet deep, listen to the bubbling gas, and see a
fortune OF million at least. You can enjoy
over the sweet delusion that you are among the
financial nabobs of the land, aud dispense in
fancy, thousands of shining dollars 70 your
friends and the poor. Magnificent palaces
royal steeds drawing splendid vehicles, foreign
travel, books and fine arts are ministcring to
you already, as you see financial glory await
ing you in the distance Indeed, it is a sweet
disease 10 have. 1t puts marrow in the bones,
oxygen in the blood, phosphorus in the brain,
and electricity in the nerves. 1t dsrob~s
poverty of its grimness, makes present suffering
endurablein view Of the far more exceeding
weight of the "mind's eye, Horato"
DONATION TfSIT.--The friends OF tie
Rev. Mr.. Boyle, Pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. paid hlm friendly visit on Monday
evening last the 30th ult, and after spending
few hours in social converse, Col. NJ II. Kirby,
in behalf Of those present, in n few neat and
pertinent remarks, presented him with roll of
green backs amounting to $Sl, and other gifts
amounting to $50. making in all $3.50 Mr..
Boyle responded in very feeling manner
showing his high appreciation Of the offerings,
and asking the blessing of high heaven to rest
on the heads of the donors
The visit, planned by the Ladies, was
surprise; Mr.. Boyle and his Lady were invited
,ut to tea, and only knew of what was in store
Tor them on their return home. The visit was
4 perfect success.