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Petroleum.


BOOKS WILL POSITIVELY CLOSE
ON WEDNESDAY, THE 22s INST. =
THE IRoNsIDEs PETROLEUM COMPANY.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE srAxx
OF NETWORK
DIVIDED INTO 35, 900 SHARES
PAR VALUE, SO PEP SHARE.
OFFICERS
President, Secretary and rrsssaaa
Counsel.
WILLIAM c. DE WITT.
TRUSTEES:
WILLIAM HEGEMAN, Of Heseuan Co.. Drusz,a, a&
ao3 Broadway, New York.
J. PRYOR RoRKE, Sec. Corn Exchange los. Co. w
Ham and Beaver s.s. New.York.
WILLIAM F. FowLE, ofw.R&J.F y. FOwie, Boston
A. A. FOSTER. Of Foster Tower No. 70 BesknaaA.
Esw.YOrs.
p. n. BACKUs OF Lebigh Crane Iron Co., PhilA
is b. VAN hLEECh, NO. ioS pToan"sy, NeWiofL
ALEXR McCUE, Counselor at Law Brooklyn.
EDWARD \. PATCliEN Of T. Kstchsm & Co.. Ne =
Waist, NewYcrk
WIN Ii. CLARK, No. II Broadway New.YorS
Bankers
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK.
superinteadsn at on City,
FRED. b. BACKUS
OFFICE. NO. II BROADWAY. NJ.
Roon No. u.
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THE Most LABOR. SAVING and UsEFUI
A FFLICTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

II
~ EXPOSED! PALACES UEMASKED! DR.. LAR
NONTs Tars. London tad Ne.York Medical Adyse and
Garrisge Guide Goth edit on40 pages npon Debility Urinary
Deposits Structure, European Hospital Practice the Auhcrs
unequaed paIs and Lonton Treatment &c AN who wou.d
avoid unsuccessful and Dabagus treatment should get TINS
Original OF the AMERICAN NEWS CO.. lll Nasssust ;
f. WARNER. NO Nesey St, Irco J. or consult tue DOC
TOR No l7J Broadway (up stsIsj New iorh ron 10 m
70 Pm
We concur WIN other papers 'n econtnenons III Lar
mont and HE work." Courier des Etais Us, German die
keiorn, Dpach aaAl.. Zsltne Atas. Med.ea KeNew Ac
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The lands snd possessions Of this Company are Situated
the heart Of the oil region Of Venango County, PernyivAn
and are, In brief, as follows:
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Petroleum.
THE SECOND NATIONAL


TIIE SECOND NATIONAL
PETROLEUM Co.
N0wFVlII onaAyIrED ysDEa TUE LAWS Psss'rIvAsA
and other valuable Interest,", ...,..
on OIL eREEK CLERGY R65H cb HgNk rilHoLE CREEK
ell selected properties Of the ge,, Oil Regions ooo
oAr'rA N 200 200, 900 siixREs or sIj ElcH
Limited Nunbsr of s'a,s viii be sOld tie price Of
- -'-''''e 49, 81 SO Each vvr,,nr raov
OFFICE No. 100 BROADWAY, Ny.
p,..,.r, .Mh IfiYhhoSN s. FROST.
Vice Pre.ident.........yOHS "; BRUCE, u,r,
s"urs BUTLER PARSONS.
BANKING Hcu. ..........fiRsr NATIONAL bANk
LANDS OWNED IN FEG-AN EXTRAORDINARY
ADYANTAoE.
The SECOND NhTlONAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
differs fooi most orssn71iions Of similar character in ore
porsns e.p-c-Ir ovSs NEARLY ALL IFS LANDS IN ZEE
It |. TIM. enabled 70 sIeeae s'3r Which NJ ,2Pi
on tie Of ONE BALI THE oil, At NO RxPESs2 TO
TIN COMPANY 80 ,.,. -, T..
ropee. sni will Of in those eass, enjoy ALL rHs
BENy7ITs resull.ns th.reitom. 81 -
Fan Pit ceek aud Hickory Greek psoperes that the
Will soon be- worth wihoa, doubt, xvzs DOUBLE INA
IL VII hn. Re sen hat every sockhOder being owner
y REE, HAS PERFECT ;eeeOsi.y goa ms INVESTMENT
No 1.-The Duncan and .,ther Nocslmer' f'rm q one
hundfsd and hty s,sen acre. on Cherry Aun sd lining
Plumer owEel IA fee. Room ~ 800 wells
No s1be Turner faul Of hundred acre, in fee h1. al
the advantage OF position belonging to Farm No. II 70
on Cherry hun. contiguous Pumer. and surrounded ~
vel, either yielding Or beins bofod Room i,f JO
No 7-The Second National Petroleum Company desiring
10 m ude al tho beat known localities in IL splere Of orera
or has purchased arm u sixty sores IN Pit hole creek
adjol.as the iioHicn We, oi 80 baEFe' Room ioF
lSi wells ,
No I-The Minor yrr- hrm, Of 90 acres ia Fec on the
vet branch r hole reel, within about 81 rods OF How
u.h', FORK. Room for 4oO wells
S--hbout seventy y, sgrss In Zee Hickory Creek
en- slren ~ Il. Allegheny River which Is is's acguil
teuts lion secoAd only 10 Cherry hu' bose' - 900 "eS
H. aldcG Heret IA twenty -cIes 81 Tie o,st part o.
thc Poster C Crch Tie ste Of Tie eat enai
well which dow ol 1880 bis day and directly opposite and
he ~ tie greet noble s Il Loo tasels Number VI
wells OWN.
No IA nee ,f e., In portion Of the celebrated Mcfs,e
Farm CbcTfy Tn. One vel b nov lrg down on thls
property and there T. every Iouiso OF m snp vi,t u Oh
NO. g-Ihe psny has losed about Gsnl ludrcd acres
lie famous nuIkard Greek, the 4u1aIy Inc be-
tween Peun.yvsris md West Virginia. Iae c.mpeny IS
euii ed hs Of the product. In tee asy
ral wells yielding ibo.uiy Room To- l,clD wells.
Pfo.reciu,~ Crci'sr aud HAps giving iu descfp ions
9th Company Properties. % b. lad - tie on'ce,
Nd ~ BROADWAY, NEW DhN.
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EDUCATION COMPLETE. Embracing Physioosy, An,
mai and Mental selfCuture, and Memory One large vol
BY Fowler. 81
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All works on Phonorraphy Hydropathy, Anatomy Piyso
ery Medicines and the Natural Sciences generally Iease
address FOWLER & WELLS No. 3s9 Broadway N l.
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OFYicE or TEg CHIclGo AND ALTON RAILROAD CoxPASr,)
No. 70 ExcnAsoE bItcs Goa. BEoAp II, :
CHICAGO aud ALTON RAILROAD FIRST
~ MORTGAGE sISKfNG FUND HONpS-Sotos 10
hereby Fvon that have this day designated ~ lot .oyon
teen Bonds numbered felows c. s:T 10 -, as - m
Gs so 81 SIS a. Isl. 2S fll az ~. for Ietenpt
According 10 the terms Of too yAg" Inter - thereon VIII
May J. 1905 The under'is 81 reidy 20 p,y .hem
with interest, far a. socruei upon pressuiaiion and sur
tsadsr
LII. MEYfR. No ~ EI,h.nse piece, ''''''''
OITIc, o. TAR TrArrs4KSs' FINS lssrhAsos ccsfAsr.}
No. ltJ BoweTy, cor Bfeent 1t,
NEv.YoRK- March IA. iSS
AT THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Director. o. ,hs Company held It their oihee This day
e olowia. peI.or. elected Directors for The sHasi
ycsr va:
piRECrons;
u. b. KEFLEn, WILLIAM WAKE,
r. i. WALTON ALEXANDER MCDONALD.
ISAAC WALTON CHARLES PFRLEY,
JANIS ~ MILLS. ABRAHAM pfclkE.
JOHN FALHER, NATHAN ASlEL.
STEPHEN VALENTINE, JORDAN T. MOTT, js,
MILAN nsnsisio"s J0HS 4. .t1.RRttl
ROBERT N. FIELD jon. MURPHY.
STEPHEN CUTTER, RUFUS STORY
|SAHUFL r. BUOMN JACOB WILSON
JAMES HUHEs. y ". DTEfEF.
JOHN POSTER ALEXANDER T. BriGGS,
WILLIAM 4. CUMMING, JOHN Z WILSON,
JAMES T.. SHAW, GEORGE VI. kLOfIS.
The following pefsons we're At sc election, elected In
tpertors fof The u.N enruiis elt .ticn:
JAMES G. SNlNOHAA w. H. PETERSON,
7. Y. BROWN. Secretary.
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tueooina Gar0e. %r.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Ful
~ ton.s,-WEDDlNG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY
Cfsfablshed 1912
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1--WE HOMES FAD PETROLEUM COM
PANf
or NEW YORK
~ so 400 SliAKEs. as PAR ViLGE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE A2 10 FIR SUARE
CASH WORKING rAPlIN s2J,O)s.

| SUBSCRIPTION PRICE ~ 20 TER SIARE
CASH WORKING rAPlTAf s2J,ODs.
OFFICE 30. "a BROADWAY.
The li''sd Der n sharst oEcrd o.. le bong reary
al b,c tho books subscription the 6ocS II
this Company original price III not remain open later
| then Mach H.
The certificates ready delivery to subscribers
10 tnis date.
Tie coupany IA fee simple the g-eeer rar, Of the
we known Miller Pam on klitellny hlyai below Prank.
lin N-uango County peunsyyglia. Welf now beng
sunk worln- DAY and mighty The entire product Of is viii
bel the O. rany and om tho cher ctsr Of Surrounding
aud M. iaycfuDt indications iu those 4 this Company
con6dey expect very soon 70 msAe dividends
o., shctory 10 every stocklolacr
lie ospectns aud every information be co'airet AZ
N. Office oi the Company No ~ tToltway and sun.cdp
ton. will be received here and by either OF the follow
luz named
TprsTYEs
PAUL " SPOFFORD Of Spoh5rd TileT'9n 4 D..
Y. = LArHROP, presdeu, Union Nutl' Insurance co.
JOSEPH COLWELL Of Co,,velI BROTH r, Founders.
THOMAS HARRISON No. 20 Nests
W r. MIDDLETON Of IS. 81 Rogers Company
WM. 4 REID. EeW.Oresn..
CAPT. r. NJ hESCH Pie.t New YORK Produce EHchnsc.
r. NJ FRENCH, PsesiieAt
Lewis D. JosEA Treasurer aHd Secretary
March II, l1ti.
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SAVING AND WASTINGi or. DOMESTIC ECONOMY illus
GRATED. By Scion Robinson, 81 81.
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CAPITAL ,000, eco
SHARES SIG0 EACH.
WORKING cAPITiL SSOc, 3O0 N STOCK, AND
SI0o,OoD m CASH.

TiN STFES;
Hon. JAMES DE PEis1ER OGDEN o. Newiork.
Hon. JAMES " tnSWOkiH OF James Nadsworih & Co,
No. 81 Cedsr-s, New YORK
Hon A. II. LAI LIN, d. {. II i,erAirer, N. Y.
RICHARD J. SHERMAN, OF Richard sherman Co., No.
~ Pine ST. Now York
LEWIS BENTON. Coun.elorst Law, OF New. York
WM HALL, Of Notthrup Ha, Co, No. ~ Broadway,
Eew-York
THOMAS A. SCOTT Vice President Pennsylvania Central
X. H. Co. ihadephi, Penn.
r. s. j. ANDROS. Of Andres & Cole. Boston, Mas
iIon. LEVI PAAsCNS Of slu Francisco, Cal
Banners:
RICHARD SHERMAN co, No 20 Pine t., New-Yorh.
The property this Coupsny s.ts Of perpetual lease
Of IS CO.. oil territory san Luis Cbpo County Cali
ouis it'll front. OF ten miles the Pacific Coast and
rom .ho port, rIof Sman COL WILLIAMSON ana Others,
contains Tho oil springs, we territory yet dis
covered.
Prospectus ports and limited amount Of Stock 1t y 20
per share Sc had by tpplyug soualy by es,erio
JAAlES WADsWORfHl o., No. 81 Cedars-
kORlHRUP, HALL co. No. ll2 Broadway.
RICHARD shERMANk Co, No. 30 Finest
LEWIS BENTON No. II broadway, Room No. 20.
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|OL lands. ...
" PETROLEUM LAND COMPANY
Ne. 1870 Broadway, Work,
Hsv. .susbls OIL TERRITORY for SALE to companies or
individuals 1T lowest rstes Thls Company employ, expert
euced the oil regions who furnish them daily with
most valuable Interests.
Ensrpsins parties who command capital have rare
opportunity make their fortunes in tie development o!
these wonderful lands.
Schedules Of property sent by n.-il application
NELSON CROSS,
GEO d. LINCOLN,
CLINTON MARKELL.
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RURAL MANUALS; comprising The House." "Ih'
Farm" The Garden" and Domestic Animals" IN ol'
large volume, e. rs.
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Published by N. w. DoDD,
No. SOC Broadway, New.Yoik.
y A HOME FOR ALL" The CoSoEETE

chesp convenient adapted rich and poor its superiority
ever wood brick or stone for dwellings churches, fchoo
houses barns oubudngs green and ice houses lust led
with numerous designs. Post paid, 81 90
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TIE SOLDIERS HAPPY RETURN

Il Mszurks, for Piano DESCRIPTIVE Of ,he Soldier
Happy Return and the music tells the story very nicely
Hone Journal Price &c mailed iIee OF postage
FREDERICK BLUMF, No. 20 Bowery.
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ID ET ROL L NJ.
Pacific COAST PETROLrUM COMPANY
OF hEN YORK.
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CAPITAL ioV,Voo
WORKING CAPITAL, Out of Tie sbOve......" 10O,0Oo
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CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

Mr.. EDIroR; feel it due to those who ere
suffering from dyspepsia to state remedy
which [ have been advised to use, and which
has effected cure. was afflicted with the
unpleasant consequences of indigestion last
winter and spring, till my health was despaired
Of have been an opposer to patent medicines
generally. but was induced to use "Dr. Ro-
backs Stomach Btters, manufactured in your
city. One bottle has relieved me Of al those
symptoms, and ! can now crafty good APPETITE
upon the luxuries of this untful season, with
out experiencing the. Exceedingly unpleasant
effect. which eating even light food caused me a
few months since.
| believe this medicine to be good and effee
tive in those diseases of the stomach for which
it is recommended write this without the
knowledge of DIR Roback or any one concerned,
and do it first of all for the good of those suffer
ing from indigestion and it's kindred results.
AMINISTER.
We know the writer of the above, and that
he is what he Processes TO 'oe-a minister and a
gentleman of truth. Journal and Messenger.
See Advertisement.
January, 4, 1865. In.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
OUR DUTY.

We deem it our duty to keep constantly be
fore our readers that most valuable of all medis
cines, known as Goes Cough Balsam 1t has stood
the tests of time and experiment, and all who
use it speak in the most praise worthy terms of
its medicinal value. 1t is the real duty of
every parent to keep constant supply of it in
the house, ready for medical use. Not only ia
it a most splendid remedy for coughs, sudden
colds, influenza, ,croup,an al throat complaints,
but it is the consumptves great relief When
they are SO far gone that no medicine will ever
cure them, Goes Chugh Balsam will be found
an invaluable friend to allay the coughing,
help the expectora ton, and ease the sufferer,
Why will ye that are suffering from coughs,
colds, Group, sore throat, horseness-and that
are liable to pulmonary attacks, not take our
advice, and provide yourself with asupply of
Goes Cough Balsam-the best and cheapest
Cough Basam in the world 1t costs but
40 cts, and can be found upon the counters Of
druggists
January 25, 1865, I'm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
DEg. q TsTY@ .

On Saturday morning, December 3lst., 1864
after a short illness of the lung fever, LELAND,
son of Timothy and Susan Moody of Salem
Township, aged Ii years, A months and Is
days
His departure makes vacant piece in the
family circle as well as in society, that will not
soon be filled. H" was youth ofmuch prom
ise, and his youthful companions mourn the
loss of an affectonate schoolmate and friend.
Deaths chilling tide we all must pass
The youth well as the aged
Life's career will soon be Ger
In Heaven wei meet to part no more.
LELAND, we'll miss thy smile of brightness.
When the espring birds dot the sky
Yes, we'll miss thy step of lightness,
When the summer winds go by. -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
THE LADYS FRIEND-we think we

THE LADYS FRIEND-We think we
have seldom seen more touchihgly beautiful
engraving than that which embellishes the
February number of this magazine 1t is called
"The Prisoners Child" and is story in itself
The face of the girl is fnll of an indescribable
sadness and as she feeds the birds outside the
prison bars. we long to speak some words of
pity and comfort to her. The Double Steel
Fashion Plate for this mouth is very hand
some one, both in design and execution: the
contrast between the colors is especially fine.
The other fashions aud engravings Of fancy
work are as usual varied and well executed.
The music for this month is the"Linden Hall
Polka" The Literary contents are "The Nor
lanbs;" The Cooper Shop Story, showing
how one of the New England ladies in the
olden times, before /" women's Rights" were
invented, acted in the spirit of leap year, Ia |
rue story by the way);"A Story of a House
ld,"by Mrs. Hosmer; Better Than Chest
nuts an amusing tale BY France Lee; Nearly
-ost," 10y Laura j., Rittenhousc; =" Frances
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
CoLUMBus, O., Jan. IL, 1865. {
CERTIFICATE or AUTHORITY
To expire on the 3lst day OF January, 1866
OFFICE OF THE AUD TOR OF STATE,
INsURANcE DEP'r., COLUMBUS, ONO,
January | l. 1865,


WHEREAS, the Merchants Insurance Company
of Hartfard, located at Hartford, in the State OF
Connecticut, has filed in this office, sworn
statement of its condition, as required by the
first section of the act ''To regulate Insurance
Companies not Incorporated by the State oi
Ohio" passed April g. 1856, and amended Feb
ruary 8, 1864; and, whereas, said Company has
furnished the eundsrsig igned satisfactory evidence
that it is possessed of at least one hundred thou,
sand dollars of actual capital invested in stocks
or bonds, OF in mortgages of real estate, worth
double the amount for which the same is mort
gagged; and, whereas said Company has filed in
this office written instrument under its corpor-
ate seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of said
Company in this State to acknowledge service
of process, for and in behalf Of said Company
according to the term of said law.
Now therefore, in pursuance of the first sec
tion of the aforesaid act, |, james Ii. Goldman,
Auditor of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said Merchants Insurance Company, of Hart
ford Conn, ID authorized to transact the bust
ness of Fire and Marine Insurance in this State
until the thirty first day of January, in theyear
one thomand eight hundred and sixty-six.
rSrAMP.1 In witness whereof, | have hereunto
[SEAL.l subscribed my name, and caused the
seal of my object to be affixed, the day
and year above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor of State.
WN. JAMlsoN, Agent,
Columbus, Ohio.
S. W. HoLMFs. Agent Upper Sandusky, o.
Jan. 25, lS65-4w
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Wanted z

Here we are Two young Soldiers in the
Army of the Cumberland between the ages of
10 and 81, wish to correspond with as many
young Ladies as may think desirou,. Object;
fun, love, and mutual improvement, and per
hdps matrimoay after "this cruel war is over. "
All letters answered promptly Photographs
exchanged if desired. Address; 0. X. Hail d
C. W. Post, Head Quarters, 49th Regt, o. V.
V. l.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE, !
lNsuRANoB DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, Ohio, January 20, 1865. 80
WHEREAS, The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
panv located nt Haftftftl. N tl,e State Of Con
nesticut, has filed in this office sworn state
ment of It's condition. as required by the first
section Of the act "To regulate Insurance Com
panirs not Incorporated by the State of Ohio"
passed April ., 1856, and amended FebruaIy9,
1864. and, whereas, said Company has furnish
ed the undcrsgne satisfactory evidence that 1t
is possessed of at least one hundred thousand dol
lars of actual capital invested in Stocks or bonds
or in mortgages of real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same is morgaged; and,
whereas, said Company has filed in this office a
written instrument under its corporate seal sign
etdi by the President and Secretary thereof, au-
thorlzing any agent or agents of said Company
in this State, to acknowledge service of process,
for and in behalfof said Company, according
to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in ptnuaace of the first sec
ton OF the afoYsnid act, / james H. Goldman,
Auditor of the state of Ohio. do hereby certify
that said Hartford Fire Insurance. Company is
authorized to transact the business of Fire In
surance in tlis State until Che thirty first day of
} January. IN the year one thousand eight hun
dred and sixty-six.
lSEAL.l In witness whereof, have hereunto
subscribed my name and caused the
seal of my Office to be affixed the day
above written
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
"f Auditor of State
hereby certify, That the above is true CO
py of Certificate of Authority made and deliy-
cred to the Hartford Fire Insurance COMPANY,
by james II. Goldman Auditor, with the seal of
his office thereto attached. nam
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a Card.

EDITORS OF PIONEER.-In reply to ma
ny letters and inquiries from people in this see-
ton of the country. the undersigned take great
pleasure in saying through che columns of your
paper. that our renowned preparation know ss
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is certain cure
for Dysrepsa, in its worst stages. Many cures
Of long ,,snding. within our own acquaintance,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01

BURGLAR Y--The store of Mr.. f. L. Strin-
ger of Ashland, was burglarously entered on
Wednesday night the llth inst, The safe blown
open, and the funds abstracted. No clue to
the robbery, or robbers has yet transpired.
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gueal 4 @gistelIaaepns.


Now is the season of the year for bus
mess men to advertise. We are prepared
to print posters. cards. or any other
description of printing in good style and
on short notice. Send your orders.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01

OHTOS QUOTA.@Col. Wilcox has re
ceived a dispatch from the provost Marahal Cen
eral, stating that Ohio's quota under tie last
call has been fixed at 25 027. This ia II less
than that previously stated.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01

GREAT BARGAIN "A horse and sleigh
will be taken in exchange for asubscription at
this office, as our Devils say they want to take
their Elizabeths and Nancies out sleigh riding.
Here is good bargain for those who want to
make money and please the typographj cal
spirits of evil!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
The Aid Society.-

The Aid Society.-The members of
the Ladies Soldiers Aid Society, will
meet at the house of Mrs. Henry Peters,
every Friday afternoon. A better atten-
dance is requested.
LOU A. WILSON.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
Probate Notice.

NToTTCE Is hereby given that s. II. Hunt Adinnis-
traitor of the estate Of William H. Hunt deceased,
has fled in the Office Of the Probate Court Of Wyan
l. dot County Ohio, his respective account for final
l
said accounts VIII remain on file in said Office uutil
he 10th dav Of February, 1855, when settlement viii be
nsds, s6sI tAsrssl.tf a. said accounts can be
assrd n. n. KIRBY,
jan 2b-n frstss Jsdgs.
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Spttial Aotiees.

HUE combination ofingredents in these Pills Is the
result dfa long and extensive practice. They are
mid in their operation and cannot do harm to the
most delicatei certain in correcting all irregulari-
nes, Painful Menstruaton, removing all Instructions,
whe ther from cold or or otherwise headache pain in
ne side paptation of the heart whites all af
ectons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and limbs,
Nc disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01

ENLISTMENTS-- The number Of men
eulisted in the State of Ohio during The months
of October, November and December, 1864, is
October, 2,9lS; November, 479, December,
1856. Total 1882
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&C. 4 C. z. r. DICIDEND.--A semi an
nual dividend Of fseven per cent, free Of Govern
ment tax, has been declared by the i irectors of
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
Railroad, payable FEBRUARY lst
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01

REVIVAL OFRELIGTON-We are hap,
ny to learn that revival ofreligion is going
on in the First Baptist Church of this city.
They have already had an accession of eleven
members, and great solcmnity, and earnest
prayers are offered every evening at the church
The meeting is under the charges of their pas
too, Rev, Benz. Tulloss who breaches every eve
ming Mansfield Herald
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-02-01
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