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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-23
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SEPTEMBER %, 1865.

FLOLR.-Sales reported on Change
were limited, but the market closed stes-
dy for good trade brands. We quote
Howard street super al So, SO s,75; City
Mills at 1926 a $50.
GRAIN-Msrkei firm; sales prime
red heat al So y 2,O5; 90. white So
65 2,7G; Corr a so 50 cts. for white;
and yellow do. so 50 cents, and Oats a,
al IS cts. weight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-23
Che atarkcts.
ShepherdstOWn Market,

Corrected 'scekIy By d. S. Reaich.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-23
FOR THE JUDGESHIP.

HENRY BERRY, Esq. will be sup
III ported by the voters of the Judicial
District, composed of the counties Of JET
ferson. Berkeley, Morgan, Hampshire,
PendIeron and Hardy, at the next cleo
ZION. Mr.. BeTy's firm legal attachments,
uufllnching fidelity to the Union. entltle
him to the consideration of the voters Of
this District.
Sept 2, 1865. LOYALlST.
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SALE
Valuable Proper ty
SHEPHERDSTOWN.
lPHE undersigned will sell at Private
K Sale, her
HDDUSB & AOY. CD

on German Street. The House is in
good and thorough repair, is built of
brick, (on lot forty feet from. and two
hundred and twelve deep TWO stores
high, with Back buildings, and galleries.
it contains fourteen rooms and fine large
passage, also two neatly finished Offices,
a Kitchen and Wash-hOuse, with fine
dry cellars underneath the entire build
ing The Ourhouses are new brick
Smoke House with a slate roof, Bath
House and Dairy. Two large Weather
boarded StabIes and Corn Crib. There
is Ci<ttrn and Pump of excellent wa
ter within few feet Of the Kitchen door.
This Property is very desirable, comb
ming all the convenlenCes and comforts of
a complete establishment, with pleasant
location in the business part Of the town.
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and all its Valuable Appurlenalces.
THE WATER POWER
THE
Hydraulic Cement Quarries

upon The premises are convenient 10 the
kIIns and capable Of supplying an uhlim
lied amount Of that Mineral Of the very
best quality.
Although he buildings have nearly all
been destroyed during the recent war
the Merchsn, Mill, Cement Factory, Saw
Mill, &c, having been burnt by massa-
chusetts troops in the summer Of 1861
the walls of The principle part Of them :s-
main without material injury, being Of the
most substantial character, those for IN
stance OF the Merchant Mill being one
hundred feet long by Fifty wide, three
stories high of brick, three feet thick al
their base, and eighteen inches al lop,res-
ling upon a limestone foundation six feet
thick, built upon arches sprung On solid
rock.
BY means Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal and the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road every facility is afforded for usns-
porlalion TO and from his Property. which
from It's siiUsiion In the feruIe Valley Of
the Shenandoah, is admirably loca,ed in
every respect for the establishment Of .
Manufacturing village and is well wOfiby
the attention enterpusing capitalists.
e. TERMS CASH.
HENRY BERRY, Trustee.
September 2. 1865. 81
H. e. A.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-09-23
COMMISSIONERS Sale
VALUABLE LAND
Jefferson County, Virginia.

IN pursuance of decree OF the Circuit
L Couri for Jefferson CouAty, Virgins,
made on the 30ih day Of October, 1860,
IN the suit OF John F. Hsmlramck, exx.
ag', A. r. Boteler, and oIhers-and by
virtue OF deed of rust from A. K. Boie-
Ter to me dated 18Th day of May, 1853,
the undersigned, as Commissioners and
Trustee, will,
On Saturday, Both of September,
1865, in front of the New Town Hall, il
Shep herdslown, corner Of German and
Market streets, offer, al public sale, that
very desirable
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A true copy.
w. A. CHAPLINE, G. 6. G.

The parties in the above suit are here
bv notified that [ shall attend at the office
of the Circuit Court, for Jefferson COun-
,y, Yves, Virginia, in Shepherds,own. on
the 18th day of October, next. for the
purpose Of executing the above Order.
III. G.. ENTLER,
Commissioner.
Sen,emhey If 1868. 4w
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TRACT OF LAND,
CONTAINING NEAR
100 A G. II E S

situated in the County OF Jefferson, on
the turnpike road leading from Shepherds
Town TO Smilhfeld, and about one mile
from Shepherdslown, on which he SAID
A. r. Boteler lately resided.
TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by
the decree One fourth cash, and the
balance in equal payments Of one, Two
and three years. with interest from The
day OF ssle,ihe purchaser to give his bonds
for the deferred pay ments, and deed OF
trust on the land.
This land will be sold subject TO Mrs.
BoteIer's contingent righ, OF dover should
he survive her husband. Although the
buildings were all burned by order OF
Major General Hunter, yet 'his is still a
beautiful and most desirable location Tor
private residence.
F LEE.
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Notice to Commissioners IN I'm
organized Counties.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, !
OFFICE SEcT'Y OF TIE STATE,
Wheeling, August 81, 1865. }
COMMISSIONERS of the Counties
Y which Lave not yet held their frsI
election, can procare the necessary Poll
Books, Tally Papers and Forms, which
it is made their duty by law 10 provide,
by application to this Office. stating the
number Of voting places TO be supplied,
and directing how the Poll Books, ETC.,
shall be sent.
GRANVILLE D. HALL,
Secretary Of the State.
September Q, 1868. ST
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
Law Co-Partnership

HlHR underagnsd have entered uto Partnership unde
III the name and Btyis Of BRADFORD 4 HIGGINS, In
the practice Of Law except in cases where the United
States or State Of Delaware are parties.
They will practice in all the Courts Of this State and Of
the United statss for the De aware District. -.
All business entrusted to their charge will receive
t'S,Ss' EDWARD @. BRADFORD.
q ANTHONY HIGGINS,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30

GEO. W. BUSH,
French Street Wharf,
TETOULD respectfully inform his friends and tbs pub
w lie that he has now hand REPPLIRR'A CKtE-
BRATED LOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL, which, from
several years experience he safely recommend un
surpassed in purity and consumption. Thank
ru for the liberal patronage gysn TO the late fm Of
q q. W. BUSH, he solieits 3 continuance,
Bush's Wilmington and Philad'a Packets
DAILY LINE.
sloops MARY ANN, PLANTER, and ca ARLRs RoBBIay5,
Leage French Street Wharf Slmf .ato1 Every MoTasas
(ExcBPr suaDATO AccoB mo TO TIDE,
Leave Second WhaEf Ebope CheS1uf Street. Philadelphia,
gTEaY WEEK pAY, EXoEPT SATURDAY. AZ 5'cLoOT O. u
and
ON SATURDAY At s O'CLOCK Pm.
Freight handed carefully and fotNarded with dispatch
Direct goods to 6ush's Line, Wilmington PAstets-
aE0. W. BUsH,
Tranch Street wharf, Wilmin1ta7
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of fnalau1araH

(0RIaIHAL MIL CRzRK, SOY
THIS Company continues to offer 10 the peopla Of DaA
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance against los
by IRE on all descriptions Of property, except Mksias
The Instution is commended BY over 90 ysars expsf
In and stsntlon to the SUBJ " Mutual
bsng the hra to introduce the principle into sAte
been enabled adjust and discriminate between ths
different varieties Of property to render the member
ship among the most equitable in charAets OF the
GUS Insurance Companies presented to the public.
1t takes credit TO itself that ita payments have
beon 90 prompt and LIBERAL that In rs husnesa
losses hing 100000, mot single case Of Ea
ton has occurred and scarcely without snlFs salts
faction to the parties Insured. Il st~F-
Looking more 10 the safety than the numbsr and
Amount Of its risks has declined Hundrsds Of Thou
ros s1nas 2, 81 stnsF a. Fs9ung TO
jeets Of Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner i 4 conceived It has the safest and
most select list Of fnsuTaness in proportion to the
-oteg SIX Millions Of Dollars, Of any other Company
within raAsonabls range.
AZ evidence Of this has notgonly reduced the rate Of
insurance, at all times moderate, one-Hxth during the
asst two years. but presents surplus fund Of
Notes. which by the resort to Scrip csraeatss Of
the balances due to each msnbsT, being ssusd viii
be paying interest to them from January 1852 al ths
Atsof per cent. per annum, thus making still fartho
deduction.
the community In psposit NotsE OF &26Qo00
eurpluh Fund 10000
1t the Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
Prssidsut--JRssR SHARPE.
Secretary and TrsaIursr-RoBRRr MooABs. N. D.
DIRECTORS
Eli Wilson, Brandywne Hd.j James DsAplAin, Christi.
Hd.; JAmss Webb, Samuel Barr, b. o. stotssnbuFg
and Jesse Sharpe, Wilmington Hd.I Robert MeCabs Mil
Greek HID; John ?. williamson White Clay Greek Hd;
George JAnYier, New Castle Hd; Curtis B. Ellison, Pen.
eadsr Hd.; John O. Clark, Red Lion Hd.; VIM. Temple,
emyrnai James 4. BHrnham, st. Georges Hdi Charles
T. Fleming Peter ?. Oaussy, Mfordj Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTs-As we'll for reesivlng applications for lssur
ancs as ou6s Of members:
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd; Robert Accabs, Mil
Creek Hdi James DelaplAln, Christians Hd.; John Y.
Williamson, White Clay Greek HID; Curtis b. Ellison,
peneAdsr Hd Red Lion St. Georges, and Appoquinmink
Hundreds Joseph Q. Grinth smyrna; James Crippen,
New Castle Hd; CHARLES I. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel, Georgetown Henry Todd Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
undersigned Wilmington, will receive immediate attsn
ion.
fR ROBERT MoczBK M D.. sscrslary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
rREAsuRY pEPARrMENr.

OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
WAaHIsaTos, May 18th, 1865,
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned Il has been made appear that "The Nation
al Bank Of Rilmtagion and BraHdyipne In the city Of
Wilmington, in the county of New Castle and state Of
Delaware has been duly organised under and according
to the requirements Of the Act Congress untitled "a
Act to provide National Currency, secured by pledge
Of Uned statea bonds and 10 provide for the eircusto
and redemption thereof approved June g. 1884 aud has
compiled with ali the provisions Of said act required
be eomplsd with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said act
Now THkRRToKE J. Freeman Clarke. Comptroller of the
ourreuey do hersby certify that "The National Bank
Of Wilmsnoton and BrandygiHe" In the city Of VIII
nIpson in the county Of Castle aud Stale OF Della.
ware Is authoriEed to the business OF Banking
under the act Aforesaid
= In testimony whereof, witness my hand and sesl
ih' NIof once this twsnty-nnth day Of May, 1865.
FREEMAN CLARKE
junsl.2m Comptroller ofihs Currency,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-30
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
The Delaware Fire Insurance Company have removed
their os from No. III Market Street to No. 60 nssry
opposite the Bank Of Delaware.
lrcoRFoRATRD BH TIE LBaIAIATusR STATE DBL
rf5 g.A AWARE, WITH A CAPITAL
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
NyHB PRESIDENT AND sEoRErARY sARB REoRIV-
Il ing applications for InauraLee At their oles in VII
mingon against losses by Fire every description
buildings in general merchandise ships port and thaE
eargoss houAshod furniture and ohe personal prop ty
also against loss damage by inland transportation oi
goods, wars, mszehAndile and country produce.
Terms Of Insurance VIII be favorable as any OF ths
companies in the oitiea Of Philadelphia or New York
Pares insured may Teposs the fullest confidence In tia
sodity Of Its capital and that all losses will be promptly
adjusted by the company ~
At the annual election held on the eth day Of MsFob
1860 The ieoying directors we're elected g serve ths
George joses, samusi Floyd, Rdwsfd sIeInaii,
D. Q. Wilson, baml D. Newln, George ". sparka.
Jos. MendinhAl, John B. Porter. George VI. Bushs
Insurance may be made for any time rot less than hSss
In addition 10 the shove mode Of Insurng properly tbs
Delaware Fire Insurance Company whoss charter - par
pstuA esst psEpstua insause real estate the person
bseoming lnBuod dep0sin the Office certain per
kmount to he iusured-but which be Withdrawn o.
aSy time BY leaving per cent the amount deposited
this method IL believed 70 be much advantageous 10
the iuHursd than the formefthe expense is about ha
aud there ts NO rensWing Of the policy from hmaio
Property that would be insured per AnDu at " Ana
% cents tie 1000 will be insured 81 ~ aud per d0pot
and In like proportion as the risk ineresssa.
Persons Wishing to insure their property wanting iR
Formation or the subject ofinsurancsi Will Rppy 70 tsS
JoHs MaLSAS. sseFstarY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
7. K. Ptlo !

Don Carlos A. Merrill at the Defiance
Gallery. Arches Block, is prepared to
take photographs Of all kinds and sizes.
He has fitted up his room in fine style,
supplied himself with chemicals of a SUI
perior quality, and furnished with in
struments equal to any in the larger cit
les. Don Carlos is ready to take life
like pictures of all who may apply. He
will guarrentee his photographs to be up
10 the full standard in artistic merit 20
those taken in the star galleries of the
E,st, in every particular, and those who
favor him with their patronage need not
take any picture without it fully meets
their approval. We have examined a
number af Photos from this gallery, and
unhesitatingly say that they cannot be
excelled. Call upon Don. Carlos Mer-
rill at his rooms and examine some of his
specimens and you will be satisfied.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
M.A.RR AGES.

On Sunday, December 25th, 1864, by Rev.
L. G, Webster, MIR. WILLIAM H. WORLEY,
and MISS SARAH JARRETT, all ofWyandot
County, Ohio.
Gu Tuesday, December 9th, 1864, by Rev.
L. G. Webster, MR.. WILLIAM H RYAS, of
Fort Wayne, and MISS DIANTH SMITH, Of
this village.
On Mdhdsy, December 10Th, 1864, by Rev.
]. Ralston Smith, MR.. L. B. HARRIS, and
MARY A. BERNARD, all of New York city.
All right-we have seen the happy pair, and
congratulated them upon their advent to our
ranks of old folks. The selection of L. B. has
given his "kith ard kin, in this wooden coun
ty," entire satisfaction, and We all unite in our
earnest prayer for their continued happiness
May no shadow darken their pathway through
life
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
CURE FOR DYs nPaiA.

Mr. EDrroR; ! feel it due to those who are
sutf ring from dyspepsia to state remedy,
which have been advised to use, and which
has Effected u cure | was afflicted with the
unpleasanr consequences of indigestion last
winter and spring, till my health was drspared
of. I have been an opposer to patent medicines
generally, but was induced to use OR Ro-
backs Stomach Btters," manufactured in yuur
city One bottle has relieved me of al those
symptoms, ana I can row crafty good APPETITE
upon the luxures Of this bountiful season, with
out experiencing the exceedingly unpleasant
effects which eating even light food caused me a
few months since
believe this medicine to be good and effHe-
tive in those diseases of the stomach for which
it is recommended. write this without the
knowledge of DR. Roback or any one concerned.
and do it first of all for the good Of those suffer
ing from indigestion and its kindred r'sults
AMINISTE ;.
We know the writer of the above, and that
he is what he processes to be-a minister and a
gentleman of truth Journal and Messenger.
See Advertisement.
January,4 1863 In.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
THE LOAFER.-The most miserable, hop

THE LOAFER-Tlie most miserable, hope
less scrap of humanity, is an idle mana man
whose chief aim is to "loaf;' to waste in lstess
lounging and physical inaction, the best years
ofhis life. There are numbers of such being
here, and id every other town, miserable oafers
whose sole occupation is to avoid employment
of any kind, whose lives can scarcely be called
lives, who die one after another, and leave be
hind tbem-what9 A vacancy to be mourned I
No, for they are themselves vacancies, not men.
The history the worlds progress ignores their
names, their existance, and being dead, the
grave contains no more inert worthless earth
than it did before, They have no local habita-
ti6n or rarie in so far as regards worth or value
and from day to day, in the Eaquts OF busy Elen,
they pass current as uncurrent funds, at so much
of a discount that they cannot even buy them
selves. The only apparent exertion they exib-
it is that which enables them to be eternally in
somebody's business. They never do any spe-
sisl harm and never sseeunpl.f ssygccd They
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
TO OUR PATRONS.

We would again remind our readers that
this season of the year is the time when they are
constantly liable to sudden coughs, influenza,
sore throat, &C., while the childrin are in con
slant danger from Group, throat and lung com
plants. 1t is important that every head Of a
family should provide remedy that is ready
at all times for immediate use weather assaied
at the dead hour of night, with the breaking
out of hard cold, the raking of violent cough
or the children with the most dangerous of all
diseases--crotr or at the midday hour, you
should always be prepared. In Goes Cough
Balsam, you will find ready and eff c:ual rem
edy. Itgrapples and controls irstantaneously
the most stubborn coughs, while in Group it is
sovrreieh cure. The price is but forty cents
per bottle--the bottles twice the size of any
other at the same price. Delays are dangerous.
You should always have it in the house. 1t
can be found at all our drug stores.
Dec l6 1864 I'm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
DEE-A. THIS.


On Friday evening. December 23d, 1864, af
ter short Hines. of information of the throat
HIRAM. twin brother of Henry and son of Sam.
uel and Mary Kenan, of Tymochtee Township
aged II years and s days.
He was young man of much promise, an
his early death makes vacant place in the fam
ily circle that will not soon be filled. Though
his voice is hushed and his body lies in yonder
burial ground, yet we hope that we shall meet
again in that world of eternal joy.
Dearest son, in youth God called thee.
From thy parents fond embrace,
And amid the family circle,
There is left vacant place.
How hard it seemed to give thee up,
As death stole DER thy frame,
When we stood round thy dying couch.
And lisped thy honored name.
Though in the vigor of thy youth,
When ali looked bright and fair,
God took the from thy loving friends,
We should not shed tear;
For in that world Of bliss and joy,
Where Jesus ever reigns,
We hope tn meet our brother-son,
Where there's no tear nor paths.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
NEW GOODS,

The Irish Store continues to be the
centre Of attraction, 1t has, within the
last week. received a large addition to
it's hitherto large stock of merchandise.
We have before this, referred to the heavy
stock of Dry Goods, consisting Of Gents
aud Ladies' d 'ess goods. etc, etc. but
failed to notice the fact that tie Largest
Stock Of @ leensware ever brought to
this place. is now on exhibition and for
sale at the Irish Store. You can here
procure almost anything you may need
n the China Stone and Glass line. 1t
is really surprising how the proprietors Of
the Irish Store could pluck up the nerue
to make so large an investment in this
branch of their trade, but presume they
were led to it in order to accommodate the
people of the County. Call soon. The
goods ale going off like hot cakes. Now
is the time for barg,i ms and the place to
get them is the irish Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04

ABOUT SO.-The man that laughs, is q
Doctor without diploma: his face DOES more
good in sick room, than bushel Of powders
or Gallon of bitter drsushts. People are al
WAYS glad to see him their hands iustinctively
~ half way to meet his grasp; while they turn
involuntarily from the clsmmy touch of the
dy.peptic who speaks in the groauing key. Ee
laughs you out Of your groanng faults, while
you never dream Of being offended with him
and you know not what a pleasant world you
are living in, until he points out sunny itreaks
in your pathway.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
EalSt OTIettcK5, !,

Remaining in the Post Office, uncalled for
in Upper saudusky, Ohio, Jan'y, 4th, 1865.
Afford Augusta M. Ms. Albert AaiiuSa C.
Andrews Eliza Mss. Brown Jane Mrs.
Carr Sarah Miss. Fencle Catherine A.
Foute Minerva G. Mrs. Hurd S. H.
Kock Elizabeth Miss. Ley Joseph Mr..
Miller Ada Miss. Philpat James E. COL
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised
l.. h. SEAMAN, P. NJ.
Jan'y 4th, 1865.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
STILL THEY COME.

Simon Il Openheimer have added
largely to their stock OF Gents furnish
ing goods, and are now ready to supply
the people mith any description OF Gents
costumes. Call and examine their stock
of goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04

AZURE FOR NEURARGIA.-A friend
handed us the following simple cure for Neu-
ralgia, and says it is good remedy; CDR
Hallsa Us neuralgia of the severest kind is soon
removed by painting the parts two or three
times day with mixture, composed of half
an ounce Of iodine, and halfa drachm of the
sulphate of morphine. Que of the most power.
full liniments for the relief Of severe pain is
made ofequsl quantities Of spirits of hartshorn.
sweet oil and chloroform; dip into this piece
Of cotton cloth doubled, about the size of g
silver dollar, lay. it on the spout, hold banker
chief over it, so as to confne the fumes, and the
pain Immediately disappears. Do not let it
remain on over . minute. Il must be well
shaken before usipg, keep The bottle elose'y
sA.ls5 ft5aa fdaa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
THE LADY'S FRIEND-The number

THE LADY'S FRIEND.-The number of
the Lady's Friend is already on our table, and
fully bears out the high reputation of this new
monthly, which is now entering upon the sec
ond year of its existance. The leading steel
engraving. "HusH II IS AsLEEp,' ii beautiful
picture, and will doubtless go right to the Heart
Of the ladies. The Fashion Plate--a double one
as usual-is very handsome indeed, admrabl,
engraved on steel. and richly colored. Then
there is colored design of WorK TABLE
COMPANION very useful lady, as she seems, in
red and yellow and blue; end numerous other
engravings of the Fashions, Work Table Depart
ment, &c Thee Music of th. number is
piece entitled II SrooD WITHIN OUR Corr AGE
HALt," Among the literary contents, which
are even unusually excellent, we may specify
ga GREAT MATCH" by Emma B Ripley; LIT
TIE MAr;""A STORY OF A. Hor Ell Id" by Mrs
Hosmer; False" hy P H. Cate; "TuPID AT
tn, C.rE," by Miss Dornelly; "THr OUCH THE
PAPER MILL" by Virginia F. Townsend;
JAMES SMITHS SroRY," by Julia Gill; "CAsrLE
LlSsIocH," BY Aunt Alice "Mns. GoapoS's
PaEscR,rrIoS," by G. NJ. TTowbridge; "sIsrEs
Luz, ,"by Mrs. Tucker; "Lov n AND HATED" by
Id. Mason; Editorials. DC. DC
Price 50 50: . copies 81 0Ot 9 copies $16 90;
81 copies $35 90. Specimen numbers will be
sent to those de'irons Of makiag up clubs for
Is cts. Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated Sepin9
Machines are furnished as Premiums. Address
Deacon & Peterson. 3ls Walnut street, Philadel
'phs.
g, Nor j. tho time osend az ssbseriptioa for IS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-04
First National Bank
Election NOt1Ces

The Stockholders of The
First National Bank of Upper
Sandusky, will meet at their
Banking Office, between the
hours Of l and 3 o'clock p. NJ,
on Tuesday, the 10th day of
January, 1865, for the elec-
ton of Five Directors,to to serve
the ensuing year.
S. WATSON, CAs'r.
Dec.9, 1864.