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Hoststtsr's Bitter. ON tn. Rattls-F;sId.


u Hostetter's Bittsrs on the Battlefield.
1t is satisfactory to know that our field hospitals
are no longer unsuppel with this ife-saying prepa-
ration Soldiers who, private citizens had become
acquainted withits properties have in many instan-
ces made a special request that HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrTERs might be
added to the medical stores of their regiments and
their wishes have not been unheeded. As a means
ofsustaining wounded men on the battlefield, and
of enabling troops to bear fatiguing marches under
blazing sun, it has been strenuously recommended
by distinguished medical men, and the prospect is
that viii eventually supersede all the adulterated
tinctnres, liquors and dangerous Torsics that have
heretofore been considered medical staples The fact
that small quantity of the Bitters mixed with water
om any Of the Southern or Southwestern rivers will
prevent it from affecting the bowels or the liver,
should be borne in mind by army physicians soldiers
and alIwho have occasion to visit those portions of
our country The man who uses Hostetters Bitters
in conformity with the directions, may set at defiance
Intermittent Fever and all other diseases generated
by the action of an unwho!esome atmosphere upon
New York House, 50 CedanStreet. NY
Sept 15-d&w2w
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\ MRS. WINSLOW.

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE and Female Ply
scian presents to the attention Of Mothers her o
il y Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TEET HING
which greatly facilitates the process of Teethng, by
softening he gums, reducing all infammatons, will
allay all PAIN and spasmodic action, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
n RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have puff up and sold this article for Thirty
years, and can say in confidence and TRUTH of it
what we have never been able to say of any other
incidence eper has It aledin single instance to
e6ect cure, when timely used Never did we know
instance of dissatisfaction by any who used it.
On the contrary, all delighted with its operations
and speak in terms Of commendation of its magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in this matter
'what we do know" after thirty years experience;
and pledge our reputation for the fufIment of what
we here declare In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion reliet
will BIO found in fifteen minutes alter the Syrup is ad-
ministered. s.zs.uf tfa.eF .strrfIs Is
Full directions for using win accompany zach bot
tile. None 2en line unless the fac-simile OF CURTIS
q PERKINS, New YORK, is on the outside wrapper.
< Sold by all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS Cents per Bottle.
junessnd6wem IA ea-~. N.,...fs
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, rHr NEW. voRK woann.

Never did a journal labor more Industrious
ly to build up political party or clique than
the World to revive and gasvanize into ac-
ton the democratic party. The task is one
somewhat difficult ofexecution, and this jour
nal works the harder on that account If the.
democratic party can be kept together and the
Southern States, its natural allies, be admitted
into the Union without negro suffrage then
the editor of the World would be quite sure
the democrats would gain ascendency in the
Councils of the Nation. He prays night and
day for split in the Republican party, and
endeayors by all kinds of logic to make his
readers believe there is now such a division
as can never be healed. Dutl him reme1n-i
Der that party that has stood by the Govern
tment through terrible crisis and fought val
iantly and successfully to uphold the flag of
be country, cannot be broken up in a hurry.
Such a political organization is founded on true
patrtotism-a foundation that csunot be slak-,
en-. -
But hear what the editor says. He has let
the cat out fthe bag and shows the ground
ofhis hopes. He says:
The Southern s es, If the negro is lent
from the ballet-box, arc, certain TO be OVER
'whelmingly Democratic. ! w % -
No doubt the Southern rebels to a man
would vote whit the democrats of the North,
and it is equally certain that negroes would
vote the great Union party of the North If
they were epfranchised. We are strong J in
cllned toibelieve that Southern re bells will not
play such tunes at the ballot-bt.x without a
negro accompaniment. The han that WELD
ea the sword in the cause of Liberty is fit to
carry the ballot, and it win III spite of the
World, the flesh and - 9l.-
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SURGEON GEyEnAL's OFFICE,

HON WILLIAM II SEWARD, secretGrg Of State:
SIR:-In the absence of the Surgeon General
have the honor 10 acknowledge the receipt Ct your
eommun cation Of the oath Instant enclosing despatch
from Mar. MORRIS, Minister Resident Of tie United
States at ConstantnOpe, relative 10 tie ravages Of
the Cholera in that quarter, &c and would most fe-
spectflly recommend that the attention OF the Gov
errors Of States be invited to tie facts contained
therein. with view TO the prompt establishment OF
rigid quarantine regulations, TO prevent If possible,
the introduction of cholera Into this Country.
The despatch from Mr.. Norris and enclosed paper,
ar. herewith respectfully returned
Very respectfully,
III Your Obedient servant
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pr. BIoKNELL's yEaEEABLE DYsENrrRY

DIR, BIeKNELL's vEGETABLE DYsENTERY
SYRUP, contains no opiats or mineral substance.
Very pleasant tothe TASTE mild in its effect yet sure
safe and reliable, and is Warranted to cure Dyson
terry, DiarThea, Cholera RIorbus Summer Complaint,
Pain Or Cramp in Stomach or Bowels. Tits tie finest
medicine Tor children, well as grown persons
offeled the public. Try It'll No cure no pay. ~
Prepared only by EDWARD SUTTON, Providence,
4. ]. For sale by Druggists generally. ses,g
julyi7dSw2m II. H. HAY, Agent for Maine.
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cation a.. English exchange says VA specif-
Office so- ' recently been fled az the Pate,,.
Y vas sbort,r soyement an boilir e eggs This
for 4 mash;na 4sssrwards followed by 3 patent
rrevio,s = .or removing the OPS from &C.,
!, H. III ~, y es'lng them Wei ope esss
= - a1,e . ann9ance that patent h.. meeH
secured Dy somebody's grandY.otl,srs s mas been
ing the above delicacies." tor suck
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THE 9gALIFIoAr1oN OF voap.s

inc H'as'0"- Telegraph, Texas, racor,
mends q new test In relation to voters A.
the journals are discussing the mental oh =
teristics necessary tolegaIly qualify a man ~
the i,hts of citizenship, and for the dfscbsrUo
! of pubic duties the Telegraph has the follow.
ing:
we suggest, in oEler to make the proposed
Of New York, be applied to for corps Of
plceno osical ez 1ertJ to examine the heads,
snd manipulate the bumps" of every man
- sae ia-e 'rebelliouS statey who proposes to
Vose, Or help re5tors the Union" ~
We oeieye If such a test were adopted the
oS,oIeu men Of Texas would stand as good
Of the whites. 7'1S s - = '-'''-''
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[pY rELEaRApH.l \

= - TPer steamer Asia, at Haiifax.l
Barque Henry Huck, at Shields, for Boston, can
sized on the LIST inst. and remains so.
Ship Piscataqua, for Bassein, IN beating out Of
Table Bay CGH on the 2th Of July, run ON the rocks
and became q total wreck = ''l77Ill =
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SPECIAL NOTICES
-s, s E a r P'S
TONIC BITTERS.

The constantly increasing demand for the above
article has induced Che ProprRtor to lease the prem
ises on the corner Congress and Chestnut Streets
as Laboratory, where,w with every facility for manu-
featuring, and with astock OF the best articles the
English and American markets afford, he is now pre-
pared receive orders at the above address or the
Office of his sole authorized agents. sr s4,
~ So Q9l u MOORE g. SMITH,, vs.
A"etifl as. -Altaulh ISL Fore Street,
Aug 25-sn dim rest f3f Portland, Ne.
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DEPARTURE OF OCEAN srEAMERs.
M ARINE N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


Thursday, September II.
$3.50 ARRIVED.
Steamer New Brunswick, Winchester Boston tor
Passport and st John NIB. l{f41 AVA ri
Steamer Montreal, Lscomb, Boston.
Brig Wild Hunter, (Brl Genees, Barbados 26th ult
Brig Pol.elo,t Brl Norton, New York.
Brig Abbot Lawrence, Gregory, Boston.
Sch Young, Hutchinson, Phila lelphia.
Sch stephen Orr, Merriman, Portsmouth. u ~
Sch Madagascar, Hodsdon, Calais. 3Urt
Sch Escort, Johnro1i, t3arpswell. is29N~ ~
Sch Henrietta wyer, st George for Philadelphia.
Sch s Wiswen, TDole, Bangor for Boston. m
Sch VIM Stevens Elwell, Bangor for Neponset.
Sch Melrose, Smi b, Bangor for Salisbury.
Sch Warren, Sargent, Bangor tor Boston.
II Sch Gen Meade, Ferguson, Belfast for Boston.
CLEARED.
Brig Orison Adams, Ranlof Masanzas Isaac
Emery. lH
Brig st anger, (Br) Campbell, Pictou NS-master
: Sch Reindeer,t Br) Good, Maitland NS-A D Wild
den.sE III nm F EAfsa "a ar
Sch Aurora, fBr) Payson, Westport NS-master.
Sch V Ooonan, tBrl Wright, st John NB-An-
drew Reeves.
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'i y, gnaers1gned Il receive Sc Vel sr p1-
nishing the materials and erectin NJ 9ea Cottage
tlst Society, Cape tlizabefb i'i 'n7 ,..ha
Plans, Specifications Ne ma - o,t,.. ~ eno
ol1 M. o. the Architect, Geo. NJ. Hardirg.
with Chairman Of Committee.
Inc right to reject all proposals not deemed salts
i~Se"'y Is reserved by said COmmiitce.
Iha0s; HANNAFoRD,
JOHN S. HANNAFoRD,)
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: The New York Shipping List reports tho sale of
ship Canova $50 TONS built at Bath In 1885, at about
$50, 500; barques Adelaide 437 tons built at ape
Elizabeth in 1868, and st James, 295 tons, built at
Harpswell in 1851 ON private terms. df' II
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neli Boston stoc. List.
MARRIED.

In westbrook, Sept I. by Rev W N Richardson.
Melvin 5 Marston and Miss Emma Hall, both of
Yarmouth. slsHa l4s. ssl 5ft.sf
In wiscasset, Sept s, Jos Smith, ESQ, and Sarah
S Babson. 'if.1-e d. 1l3
In Lewiston, Sept IL, Geo W Bonney, OF Fairfield
and Emily Fitzpatrick, of Lisbon. 1850
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DIED.

In West Gorhan, Sept Il, Jacob Herbert youngest
son Of Jonathan and Harriet Eastman, aged yrs
6 months. fs41E Tgff Cts4f@ sf1Salt
In Norway, Sept 10, Charles Summer, youngest
child of Rev Mr. and Mrs A III Tyler, aged years
months.
In Standsh, Sept 4. Of dysentery. Mrs Mary, widow
OF the late Ebcnezer Shaw, aged 6S years months.
Transcript please copy.l i,f
In Auburn, Sept Q, Eunice T, daughter of Mrs
Maria Herrick, eyed IS years.
In Lewiston, Sept g., Eliza E, daughter Of John
and Sarah CheethaIn, aged - years months.
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Special NoTIoEs.
Iron the U. sszssuranee easstts.l z
New York Life Insurance COMFY.
Annual Report for January l, 1866.

our reaaers have long since become acauaintedl-
with the New York Life Insurance COMPANY. and
l,aen made somewhat familiar with the character Of
the men who conduct its affairs II insurance jour
nalsm did no more for the profession than this, its
services surely worth all that they cost For we
hold, after all that has been said and written ON the
subject that 1t Is the men who make the Company,
and this making may either prove successful or dis
astrous according to the ashioning Of the workmen
This is peculiarly 50 with regard to Life Insurance in
situations. knowledge Of the men, therefore, gives
us an insignt mo the workings, conduct, and man
agement of the Company. A large seearit,sl with
handsome surplus maydo something for Fire In
surance company to help it along, but life office
must ever depend upon the men and the method they
adopt to secure to its pocyhoders protection against
disaster and ruin IN the future. Hence "a ,orretn
al vigilance and supe- vision exercised by state ofc-
ais over our Life Insurance Company,s onerat;ons.
In this connection we are pleased to saw that te e
cers Of the New York Life are wen tried and exne-
rienced underwriters; and If any of the rol;cvbo1d
ers are unac luainted with them they have only Of
consult the lille of this magazine tosatisy tar
ty. [ ~ ''.4i s. Qf gsI
The amount Ofassets held on January
..d !, lsea n,.,,;nm. .,,o.a s2,sOs,ss7 %
nuities, AMI interest received AMI 3 saL
accrued, including premiums on $500
gold, ETC., ec,, during che year 1884, LIS st1 n
'z f Total, ;s sa ~e.t Sass, $40 %
Disbursements during the year 1884. in BE- M 7,'
Guiding paid losses by death, paid h3a.b
on deposit for minors for redemp- ~ JOB
ton Of dividends, annuities and pii
surrendered and cancelled policies iaf .oa'a
printing commissions, physicians 91 tl9ai
fees, taxes ect, etc. ~ s s-aA sa. 724,5ss "a
.lsa Gross assets for the year, $685., 755 IS
Last year the assets January /, 1854 2653oS7 SO
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CIRCULAR.

DEPARTMENT. OF STATE,
Washington, 1St Seps. 1855.
To HIS Eresecy the Governor qftas state Of Aa:ne,
AUGUSTA;
SIR :4Y0ur Excellency's serious attention is IN
vited to the accompanying letter OF the Acting Sur
geon Genera OF the Army, to whom the dispatch
from the United States Minister at COnstantn ple
which 1t mentions, was referred The expectancy Of
adopting quarantine measures Tor tn purpose OF Ile-
venting III Introduction Of Asiatic Cholera into n Is
country, seems well worthy OF consideration.
.. have the honor TO be,
Your Excelleney's obedient servant
NH WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-15

ltliAAiit5itt astAl 5asllff H.al
Halls Vegetable 6icilian Heir Renew
err has proved itsefto ethe most perfect prepara-
ito for the hair ever offered to the public.
Ills a vegetable compound, and contains no iniu-
rious properties vhateyer. ~
I TT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIG
iN4A coLLoR ugnraU1 s
twill Keep the hair fromfalling out.
Itclaanses the scalp and makes the hairhoft lus-
trous and siiken. fsaHfail "a s. sls,e Ii 81
4 .ItisA splendid hair dressing. s91g 'g
( Noperson, old or young should fail to use 1t.
u III IS RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE
FIRST MEDICAL AUTHORITY. ego 10 iio
% ASK Tor HalPs icilian Hair Remover. and
take ne other. liig Ma f5s- a-si+ st7-f ~
go . .satqossz R. p. HALL & CO., Sos
a..sis .,r.a Ia. d T., Nashua, N. H., Proprietors.
For sale by All Druggists, nv auglJsndx w6m
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Tor Nit Desert. - - I o-9' ~1yusN' 1890
Nsa tl ~ sens Chronometer Gilehrt TN Calais for
fenreas III, Emily fowlers Hohrook I'm DO tor oo
BeRneif' SoIsIs bsnsor fJr New York; Harmona,
for naaals LOT Providence; Imbrim Allen IA mn
in: Belle ssga1 Soncordia Eray. Boston 6r Brook
Dunking, Bangor. -e' say anu " eohalihe.,
Crowley, Caias. seh seven Sister,
FOREIGN PORTS.
At Calcutta 25th ult ships Xii e,rso,- CT, =.
New York, at 50 Par tom remplar, Nichos Far Ros-
ton at S9 Susan Kinks, Atwood Tor BombaS ~ ~
per ton; Hamlet, Stevens for Boston: and others as
before -7' -
Ar at Pict0u Ms 1st inst, sch Farragut Ramsdeu
Pembroke.
Gu LIST, brig Zephyr, McCnlloch, Portland.
Ar at st John NIB 10th inst, barque Minnie Ames-
bury, New York. 9fA ietl ssea7 Dlf -tl.'f i.
Ar at 90 18th, ship Jos Clark Littlefeid, Boston.
sre, SPOKEN.
Sept lat 81 10, lon "A 80, brig Birchard s Torrey,
from Bath for Savannah. ~ .ili
Sept II, or barnegat barque Harvest Home, from
Southern port for New York. I'd l5 s1i HUm
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THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, IN such universal
demand, is made from the choicest materials, is
mild and cmOlient In its nature, ragrantly scented
and extremely beneficial in its act upon the 81 in.
For sale ey az Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Ijune3fd1yr ila asifftS - K. sseegF 81 y
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AIDES or Gentlemen. Something new and non
~ ~ glax, and the finest Steel Ingravings in tie
World. Address &C once with stamp
WM. GRACE & CO., 161 Middle St.
20, Box 1852, Portland, Ne. fepi5dSws
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mr. pszss Is iaigsf man me r0'Hs
pe5 circulation Of al The oihr daiiiss az Tie city
ye,,ys : SIS 90 pei, gen, ii, adeancc. y 50
--tg- Reading Matter on all Four Pages.
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..LlEe the gale that sigha along

Is the fragrant perfume of Sterlings Ambrosia
This preparation beauties the hair prevents it an
ing of or turning gray, and sradicates dandruR.
Sept, 2--d2w
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Far,,o and Stock for Sale.


TNHE subscriber offers Ter le his fam, 81 uated
i In GRAY one mule and halftrCm the corner IL
contains about 81 ac OF land, divided into tflace
pasture and wood land. 1t has on It q story AMI a
half house. well finished, and In good repair, oretb
or with barn and other usual out-buildinrs Tfsre
is min privilege the farm, with good So ppl Of
water.
He WIN also sell a yoke of oxen, two cows, two
the promises - GEO. DOLBY
rJyHE subscriber hereby gives puhl,c no.ioo >. =,
concerned, that he has been duly ann ,inss a. "A
taken upon himself the trust Of Admnsfr aior 80 ~
estate Of a'O1 oi ahe
HANNAH COLLINS.
late ofCumoeriand, in the County Of Cuml,erard a.
eeaseo, ~ giving bond the law direets he thsre
loLe ali Persons who indebted to the aid
u ~, estate to make immediate payments and
those who have any demands thereon "a st,,, ~
same for settlement 10 ~ W eAinOie tns
2fi SAMUEL H. COLEswoRTHY.
f.,,,nbarl,~,,. g.. .e.. ofPort'and.
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New Advertisements.
STATE OF MAINE.
lI EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, September II, 1896.
T-O T,trrr -prrOxsrE ~ m MAINE.

To THE FHUFhIr Ut NaAINHs
Ihaye the honor TO submit for your information
the following letter from Honorable WILLIAM ii.
SEWARD, Secretary Of State for the United States,
this day received, with accompanying eommunica-
tions from c. II. CRANE, Acting Surgeon General U.
S. Army, and E. JOY MORRIS, Minister Resident Of
the United States ofAmerica at Constatinope, with
article upon the Cholera, published in the Levant
Herald.
The Portland daily press., 1865-09-15

-9rff IMPORTS en-
BARBADOS. Brig Wild Hunter-195 hhds &c
tres sugar. to Geo Starr; 10 bbls do, master.
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Alb UM,S, -ALBUMS!a 8.
Great Reduction in the Price of Albums
DRESSBRiSaCHEAP STORE,
laff 90 EXCHANGE SrREET.
COLONIES HONEY SOAP!

Call and see for yourself. Remember the cheap
store. ABOVE the Fost Office. sep6snd2w%
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
GA Word About Order

Put things right back aintheifo place
! when done with. Never leave them all
about uthelterlskelter, tepsy. Survey never.
when you nse an aftcls-Ihoe. shovel.
rake, axe, pitchfork, hammer tongs boots
or shoes books, states. pencils, wtiting
apparatus. pins, thimbles, pincushions,
needles, work. ba, kets, kitchen furn,tuw.
every article Of house wifery or husband!
ry,eno matter what 1T is tie very n,as
ment you have done using it return tito
tits sproper place. Be sure to have1aspecial
7 place for everything, and essrythinginits
place. Order, order, perfect ,orderssis
tile IA Observation-Disclosures 7,frstG law.
How much precious time is saved by ob.
serving order-systematici regularity -
And linle fplks should begin early to
preserve order in everything From
habits of order. 20 These loose, slipshod,
habits are formed in childhood, and hab-
its once formed are apt to cling for Rfs.i
Young friends, begin early to Keep
things in their proper places: study
heathess, order, economy, sobriety-in
everything be Just. honest, pure, lovely,
and you viii have good report. - ~"
tAr# -t.fE #.Fi.tfE .hIE.aEafE 1aH1 EfTA
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
Ey- IF. says Philadelphia paper, ",

% M. N ".NUI.. .3TI.UN n N 8UI
Eg- If. says Philadelphia paper. We
do as well in every month as in Septem-
Der, we shah reduce our debt one hum
dred and fifty mi fans year, at which
rate we could entirely rid ourselves Of
the national burden within score Of
years. The regular revenues are Using
IN amount, and must continue to do SO
from causes now in active operation; ana
the surplus APPLICABLE to- the es'inguisEs
ment of Che debt is augmeaung and will
ugment. owl datdw 30 sgs.iyh ba"suud.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22


Our readers have ali heard the story o
soaping the clergyman's $ tin horn at a
camp meeting, 50 that when lie went. to
call the congregation together he blew
the" softsoap' 'yoyer his brother clergy
men, and how he e&caimed-:u 'r r f.rr
u" Brethren, / have served the lord
thirty years, and this timeneveruter-
ed prolane word, but III be d--d if !
can't whip the man that soaped thai
horn" ',...-.. '', al,
Some two days after, a tall, swarthy,
vilainous looking despeHdo,s o,stfolled onthe
ground and leaned against a tree, listen,
ing to an eloquent exhoItation tore
pent, which was being made BY the
preachers. After while he became in-
terested, finally affected, and then taking
position on the anxious seat, commenc
ed groaning in" "theA very BITTERNESS Of
hisd sorrow. The clergyman walked
down and attempted to console him. No
consolation-he was too great a Sinner
he, said. No., he was too wicked-there
was no mercy for him. 7ratl.tE gs
t""Why, what crime have you commits
ted ?" said the preacher, "have you sto;
len Z" .Mlf yluL n bgoluG
=" Oh. worse than lhat.','' - ,l."T ,7, y, ..o.,a
""What, have you by Violence robbed
female innocence Of its virtue - .at1.a i
Worse than that! Oh, worse than
that!t !tELIAEN a&1AG
Murder r. sgrasped the /, hofr fled
minister. FEI ll7azaK~A E La aiac s3#
Worse than that" grosned the smit-
ten sinner.
The excited minister commenced speal-
ing of !, his OUTER garments.
'"Here, Brother Cole" be shouted.
" fold my coat, I've found the fellow
that soaped my .horh."
81 T
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
IA smart Quaker.

|
= K-the Quaker president of a Penn
sylyaaia railroad, du' ing the confusion
some years since called upon the W
Bank, with which the road kept a elargt
regular account, and asked for an exlen
sion of part Of its paper falling due ia q
few days. The bank president declined
rather abruptly. saying in a tough tone
TO the functionary: o . % ' -
"Mr, r., your paper must be paid
at maturity we cannot renew il"
,- "Very well our Quaker friepdreplied,
and left the bank
/. But he did not let the matter restahere.
On leaving the bank he went quietly
to the depot and telegraphed to all agents
and conductors on tie road to reject the
W, Bank IN a few hours. thetraia
began to arrive, full of panic, and bring
Ing news of the dlstrast of theW--
Bank all along the line.l Stockholders
and depositors inquiring thus:
:" What Is the matter2 Is the bank
broke ?" -
"A little inquiry by tle officers showed
that,t the trouble originated in the:rejec-
ton of the bills on the railroad. The
president seized his hat, and rushed
down to the zQhikerss Office. and came
buslling in with the inquiry:
Mr. K, have you directed the
lefuq al of our currency. by your agents p
z"Yes, was the quiesreply. % 20 30
"Why is this 2 ltswil-rum MS &C
"Well, friend l., l supposed the
bank was going to Iail as it could not
renew little paper Tor as this morning
/ is needless to say Mr.. L--lenewed
all the Quaker's paper, and enlarged his
line OF discount while the magic wires
carried al arolnd tho road the sedalive
message: q ''' ''''
"The W B'nk is all right Thee
may take all its currency m. l..-g
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22
rz- A Saratoga "a correspondent nndnt4saa SAYS So /:

ZD IL F-7'''sSV r10N P0tIS1oH0 0''y'
So far as heard from tie matrimonial
market standsthusi Old stock married
off, none e old stock hopeful success. re- n
widdws of first class married OF soon viii
be, 10; widows OF second class married .
OF soon will be l5: yoting ladies married.
~; engaged and day fixing for wedding,
s5: betrothedland gone 10 get consent Of u
peterfamlies, 81; still billing and cooibgsp
20. matches brokenattp. by stern parents,
II; come together again. 3---bat they
have TO dodge iparisnis lin love4s, elopesr
ment, private pfarriags,2s s.5C3i ai eia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-11-22

n" T7IIII| " Y ~ IT III 'I7lI' n
~ The GsO,gia CYnstilutional Con
vepiop, at Miledgevile, voted on Tues
day to repudiate the rebsE war debt 1873
votes were cast for reputation and III
against it.