The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-08

perolenm for fish oil, after the separation .
the oil from the naphtba
eg-The New York Herald pubisheswhat i
claims to be an authentic roster Of the rsbe
armies The figures show the number Of rebe
soldiers in arms throughout the Confederacy tc
be only l6s,95O. II.
rTg-A party of seventeen of Whites gucrril.
las, who crossed the Potomac on horse stealing
expedition, were gobbled up by our piekets on
Saturday, near Poolsvile. Md. -~">~r-o-----r
gB-The manner of advertising for husband
in Java is by placing an empty t1ower-pot on
the portico roof, which is as much TO say "a
young lady is in the house. husband wanted
rE"The hat which Gen. Sherman wore in
his victorious march through Georgia is now in
the possession of JV Browne Esq, of Salem
Mass, who received direct from his brother at
Savannah. The Gazette affirms that the ''ped
igree Of the hat is unquestionable.'
rSg"In the Norwegian mines, pay day is thu.
managed: The workmen go to the overseer
who casts up accounts and puts the amount due
each in chalk on his back; then the man goes
to the paymaster, who turns him around, and
pays the sum, and rubs out the chalk for a re.
ceipt; not word is said or line written by
ether party.
missionararis of the Sandwich Islands, Rev
Mr.. .Rekela and Rev. Mr.. kankan, five hundred
dollars in gold as reward for savinga Ameri.
can, Mr.. Whalen, first officer Of the whale-ship
Congress, from being slaughtered by the savage
Marquesans in revenge for the kidnapping of
some Of their people by party of Peruvians, to
make them work as slaves on the Gosno Islands
"a The London Star says"At Macelefeld
on Wednesday, the Hon. Mr. Stanley the son of
Lord Stanley. of Alderley, delivered most IN
teresting lecture on America. The honorable
gentleman who has recently made tour
through the Northern States, defined the
American people from the imputation so often
castupon them of fighting chiefly by the aid o!
foreign mercenaries. He dwelt upon the ant
slavery aspects of the war, and expressed hiS
conviction that the triumph of the North would
inevitably result in the total abolition of sla-
very"
H53" The following is the latest oil story: IA
man went from New York to the Pennsylvania
oil region and spent $4,000 in boring for oil,
but without success. He had no funds left, but
houpbt Hpa hor.nls of all nraIit oorrinJ than
to his well in the night, poured the oil down
his pipes and the next morning began pumping
with success which astonished all his neigh
bors. Before the flow stopped he sold his well
for $1,000 and went home. Where are the
wooden nutmeg makers"
ty-D DR.. John Chapman has published in
London, a pamphlet on the treatment of sea-
cness, for which he has satisfied himself that
he has discovered remedy 1t consists in
lowering the temperature of the spinal region
by the application of ice, and an India rubber
bag has been invented, by means of which the
ice is kept in contlct with each region of the
Spine; the upper portion the ice being prevent
ed from falling down as the melting proceeds,
and the mouth being 80 effectually closed as to
prevent the water from escaping as the ice melts
C$" The Vienna papers publish the will of
halfpay Austrian officer, which has created
considerable amusement. He leaves his for
tune to his nephew, who has situation in the
postoffice, on condition that he shall never on
,,,l, s,,b
of reading newspapers The old gentleman
institutes three persons his trustees, whose duty
it will be to watch his luckless heir; and, in
case Of single infringement of the clause, dis
pose of his property to other members of his
family. The said property consists of two
houses. money in the funds, and landed
estate.
GB~ The Treasury Department will soon
issue new three cent fractional currency
The necessity for useing postage strmps for
change will thus be obviated
cB- A bounty jumper recently escaped from
Gollop's Tslend, Boston Harbor, after having
unaccountably unfastened his irons 1t was
subsequently, dicovered that young woman
who had been permitted to call and see him.
had key in her mouth fitting the lock of his
fetters. On parting she kissed him, and dur
ing the operation transferred the key from her
mouth to his, thus facilitating his escape The
girl and the man who made the key for her
were arrested
cg- A lady of Lyons ( (France)who had been
beaten BY her husband, lately wreaked revenge
thus: when her spouse was asleep she tied him
to the bed with stout twine. and then, armed
with powerful stick. returned with intrest the
zee umulated blows of past years, till, exhausted
by the exertion, she was compelled to pause
She then left for fathers house. The husband
was sued for divorce. WHO'S thesecond Bull
wer, to drama tize this Lady of LYONS?
sS- GEoRG GE D. PRENTICE says. in the Louis.
vile Journal Of the 3lst ultimo, in an article on
General Butler: