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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
FVTURE OAYS. -
y sToRlS' WAGONS, AABULANClS, &c.
CKief ora,te,mas.sr,s 0@cs. Depes Of Washinsto~,
~'''N Sees''e ashi G.. Nav O. 1875

0o ouatmqs,:.is orc. p'9s If w Wassss's,sss,se"
viii be seId at public auction, under the drec-
q NJ. at the Government Warsheuse. situated On
:ss & tss ss9 3, %..hn sson: 'e g.. as
ssa' Stores q Ss !. Ssss
"sss!i::; iyssI;; 4.!.s.,: sDs,s, xr.cshs':
s .ssim ss.. k
i.s sslsS' IF '*' lot OF wrought
ss .a hs s s s
COMPLETION Of the sale ssove Teisrrsd To- large rye
Medic Medical Wagons, Metallic Wagons Am0ulsncss'
Successful bidders must remove the stores within
Terms Cash IN ao7srnmsns funds; ,v
Brig Gen. and 1snos 81 %sssin
NoTIoE-Ths above sale is still being continued
day s Those to H9cHhssiRs
je is.7s Big Gen. and Chief ausrteTn.stsr.
- STORES. GRAIN. AND GRAIN SACKS.
Cttt Qnurtevmass,'s oscs; Dsp0,@ w,sasss5sssson.}
Will be sold At publ au ctien, under the direc-
,srsst TesE il the city Of c.
lot Of Quarterm astsE Stores. condemned as being
u9t Fssi ND Forks Stoves. Tables
Brushes Buckets. Lanterns, Bfooms. Rakes,
Chairs Paulins'&c ALSO.
ts sSa PHI
Fifty Fl oSeAsEi se sh 1hH AND
II Ts sSst cash. .fH aSs Of ''
,s Brig Gen. and Chief #
SALE OF sERvIclABLE MULES.
QuARIERMAsTER GERBRA1's OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, d. O., June 9, 1857
. BY direction of the Quarternaste General,
there will be sold, at Public Auction to the hi III
est bidder. at tn times and places named below,
"lLLIAMsPoRT. PA. THuRsBAY. June Is,
HUNTINGTON. PA, THURSDAY III June Is. 1865
SCRANTON, PA. THURSDAY, June q, 1865.
WILMINGTON. DEL, THURSDAY. June q.
PITTsBURG, PA, TUESDAY. June 27, 1865.
HARRISBURG, Pa. THURSDAY. June %,
Two HUNDRED sERv1oEABLE MULES
Many Of them were bou ght In the beginning of
the war as young mules. accompanied the armie
IN al their marches and camps: and are thorough.
ly orotep. hardened by exercise. gentle and "a.
milar from being so long surrounded by the SOL
Though sound and servfceable, they are no
longer required in the ~, and can be purchased
at these sales at far less than their true value
The attention OF both miners and farmers is es.
pecially invited
Mules sold snaly.
Sales to COM ence at 10 am,
Terms CASH, in United States egrrsn seyE;,u
Breyet Brisadier Gen1, in charge First Division
Q. N. 60. jelO-l6t
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
w FSSAP ifsis: From - Nl

", w !, FS %E,I LI I,l!s. From - ~
eomnsnaeg s&T-t6iapAY. Jun. 10th. 1855. .
For CAPE NAY, & c., at 50 A. 81, IMPRESS. 80
+; ,s i iII v1sELAsD, &c. s.oA,n'
For .BRiDGITON, SALEM. &s.. at s.ls A. NJ.
For aLAssBoRo. &C.. $50 and sl5 A.. NJ. $50
10! M09DEURY. de-. $50 and slsA. NJ. a.s'
anu RETURNING WILL LIAvl
Cape May a. Q. 80 A NJ. Mail. 20 a. n, Freight,
Miiivile s It IS I. H.. Mail, ,aos n. Freight.
Bridsetcn At % K NJ, Mail. s.4s A. NJ, Freight.
: salem al SIS 4. 81, Mail. "a. N. Freight. 4.o5
wocdbnry sa a s'os and pA NJ, Mail, s.s A. NJ,
Freight IS spd % p. NJ ,Passenser.
On the Hrst day Of July an additional express
train will be added to and from Cape MAY. Snd
which Will leave Cape May At A. NJ ana Phil
adelphia at 4.SG P. II. This in three hours from
VAN RENSSELAER,. superintendent
West ersey. Salem aud Cape May ana MlllVliie
TIT 0WvSisT JERSEY EMPRESS COMPANY
business. receive. deliver and forward through
other responsible Express Companies, to All parts
of the country, any article entrustea TO mem.
Special Messenger accompanies eAeh through
iPhn;ladslph il. June s, ls6. je lo-dtsepl
nYFIgl BALTIMORl OHIO RR. Coz
U y WASHINGTON. December III, 1894,
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BANKERS.
First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.

First National Bank
OF WASHINGTON.
II; D. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke D oo.J President.
WV. o. HUNTINGTON. c.ahisr.
CONVENIENT pIPosITo1H
FINANCIAL AGENT OF THI UNITED
sTATIs.
srH Ct. OPPOSITE ZEE flEisuAY pxrARIxIH1
sovsrumsut securities with Treasurer United
tates
EONE MILLION DOLLARS
Acting In connection with the house Of
JAY oooKI CO.,
sPICIAL AGENTS FOB THI 100 LOAN.
ve viii an all orders With promptnsss and des-
patch, allowing the regular commission to Banks
and Bankers.
4 constant supply Of the Notes on hand and
ready for immediate delivery.
We buy and sell all classes OF GOVERNMENT
E1OURITIIs at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collections
on ALL TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THl
UNITED sTAfIB
We purchase Government ouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. and give careful and
prompt attention to
ACCOUNTS 81 BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS
and to any other business entrusted tors.
FULL INFORMATION in regard I'd GovHRN.
MENT LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON. oashier.
WASHINGTON, March 20. 1865. m 2l.tf
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" Or ooIUxBIx. WAsHIseIos cogsTx. 70 .en :"
John the sfosss. ID
has. With the approbation Of the Orphans Court Of
Ixx 81 e. ns ::ssis
the same have been Collected and surnsd IA into to
money: when and where ~ the creditors and heirs
phsnsS csuit Of Washington County sfo res ID
e bs saeS al hsy
e.. d 8: PROVIDED .ss eSSy =
july 1855 0 Test 0o' 70 .. RoBBiss ss' OF
1e s.lawsw' Register of Wills.
0RPHANs' COURT, DISTRICT OF OoiUABIA,
& AeSsls Bit. ss%iP,lt5s's,Ss y: Of ;.ass
Court Of WASHING ton County Aforesaid, sppoins-
s1 o ass s h
estate Of said deceased. and of the assets In hand
Is the been eli Ss sna
as of d n1s to hs
Otherwise BY isw Be excluded from ell benefit IN
&c Of s il
'ss;; I 81: 4sS & ESSt Il VIM.
ORa1stfFss SSSfS 1Assy sh sgts
said has, with the appro baton or the Orphans
Court of Washington County aforesaid. aPponted
settlement and distribution of the personal estate
as the same have been collected and turned into e
money. when and where all the creditors and
the ORPHANS, Court Of Washington County siSrs.
sad With their claims properly youched. or they
may 9th erwise by law be excluded from all benefit
in said deceased estate provided . copy Of this
order be published once a week for three weeks in
June, 1865, =
Test a. G. ROBBINS,
my q law3wH Register OF Wills.
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PHILADELPHIA ST1AMDRH,
New 11Rress Line, semi weekly. between PHIL
TMnA4SHH1NGToH and GEoRGI-
Steamers MayAowsf, RhiladelpAia and George
Regular SAILING days WEDNESDAYS and SAT.
URDAYa, from No. North Wharyes, PAilsdel.
phia; and No. 50 Water street, between Congress
and High, Georgetown.
1'' I'D" JOHN B. DAVIDSON.
No. 50 Water street, eorRetow1.
Aren't IN Philadelphia. WIN. z. CLYDE. IL
North WhSrves.
Agents in Alexandria. 1L0WIRH b BOW1N.
No. King 1t. Aov6-h
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A READY AND CoNsLUsIvE TlsT or THI
"A Properties of HELMBOLD'S FLUID EX.
TRACT BCCHE will be Q com parisop with those
stfoyth IN the y, 3. plpensAtSry. mar lSSm
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* o. 8. MAIL LIMB. ~~
IsFRoM BALTIMORE. s sazzeaazsAs
AND RICHMOND, DAILY.
THE BAY LINE STEAMERS
Will leave Il Union Dock, foot Of Concord street
FORT voS ss SEa at ar SP. A N tec v.
Connecting at Port Monroe with a line Of frst.
CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, VA.
RETURNING,
WILL LEAVE RICHMOND AT A. NJ DAILY,
Monroe with the Bay Line Steamers that leave
Norfolk at ~ p. NJ. and arriving in Baltimore
ID time for the Eastern and Western trains, and
for Washington City. C.
The steamers O, this line navigate the jaime.
klver going and returning, entirely in daytime,
tions, and all other objects Of Interest.
TICKETS for the above places can be had on
Fare from Baltimore to No.tela ,:o. Sc % %
Through tickets from Gita po'nl
~ State rooms and meals extra.
~ The state room accommo dations are unsur-
passed, and the table is well supplied.
~ Passengers taking the 1l5 train from
this lipn,
~ .ssene gers taking the SEQ A NJ. train from
NEW YORK, have ample time 70 dine in Balti-
NJ Passengers taking the s P. NJ train from
HUGH O'CONNOR. Passenger Agent. je3 II
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY:


DoToNAc TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
steamer o. Vanderbilt. Capt A. L Culinary.
Steamer Capt. E. A. Ryther.
The Steamers @. vANDERBILT and lxpRrss
Ky y "a fRfpxI; Az &; NJ q; 80
asoSsese.n. stsspias It iii the usual landings
on the Potomac n River. s+o,e.rr,-
pty s:d %iPs iSsDAH sssisssH5. "a
Psoss sist Fl 1 sss;sss :' sss.l
); BRoDsRs d Co. No. King street. Alex
" MORGAN. RHINEHART CO., No 1o4 wsssr
street. Georgetown, and 241 street. Washing.
ten. tel4 It
TLANTIo STA MsHIP o0.'s LINE
"A SCREW sSTEnAx,as
NEW YORK. s EtsS5SSiSs,x ALEXANDRIA
10 KNIsAr. G.pt J. !. Misos EssEsc
Jfs ss ~ Gs1tN 5ils s1sr
Gssve .ss1 io ~ w..sr
town, at -. M, Tuesdays and Saturdays. for New
freight received daily, handled in the most
dispatch, at fair rates.
Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom-
modations for comfort Ind pleasure direct through
from Washlng tOn Co Albany. troy ana Saratoga.
Tickets good for either night or day steamers St.
John. Hendrick Hudson, Daniel Drew, and @. Vib-
bard on the Hudson River.
Thfou gh to Providence and Boston by the splsn-
did steamers Of the NEPTUNE Steamship Comp1ny.
line.
W r SNOW Il CO.,
1O1 Water street. Georgetown,
FLOWERS & BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va,
H. B. CROMWELL CO.
So West street, New York.
Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at tbs
Oompany's Office, 241 street, between 18th and
l4th. Washin gton, D. G. je6-u
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TTNRl1eIMAR-Protected BY Royal Letters Pat
L tent OF Ia gland, and secured By the seals Of
the tcole de Pharmseie de Paris, and the Imperia!
College of Medicine, Vienna.
Triesmar Ne l, IS the sffectual remedy for Relax.
SSon. SDeimathorrhoea, and Exhaustion OF the
me, psseouse use Of Copavis, cubebs, DC Tries
lies Snd Us the infalible remedy for q, lmPgsi
dents mercury and all other dsletsrious insrs'
Zach Preparation ., 4, III. ,o-n n, ,,+ ..-..
And chanesso, Secured from the effects of eli mate
or four "a csses nc sphere, in tin cases at S. each
mini.tsradk Sy v.Ggvidsd In separate doses e al
&c. '~nsnanda' houx, &C.,
WhSSle,. IL ma snS retail Dr. narrow M. 1s4
70 be had also! also efs. o. FORD. No. aso Pa. Az.
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EOR MON -RET1NTION Oh INCONTTN1No.
Of Urine. Irritation Inflammation or UIc.r.
PROSTATE Glands, BIO ne in ,hs Bladder, osicrth the
Gravel or Brick dust Deposit, and All pissaas::
OF the BI,dder hidnsys; And propsicsl Swell.
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N q nj We NON.
The POTOMAC PERRY COMPANY having OBJ.
tanned 1nssa the Priviisse Of lspding snd ~
NON, An excursion steamer viii aE7E1zl71h
leave the Companys wharf, foot of 7th street. or
nlar trips thereafter ON MONDAYS, WEDNlS.
DAYS and FRIDAYS of each week.
Fare to Mount Vernon and return, includin 2
.A mission 70 tn. eronndsjj 81 A. ,,su,,
my N-3Ct General uperintend ent.
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RUTLIR's BAL8AMIO MIXTURH.-This old,
y well known and entirely reliable remedy for
sserst Malsdies. ID for sale By all ussists Price
~lpef botfl9. ian l9-eoly.a
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Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at tbs
Oompany's ONCE, 241 street. between 18th and
l4th, Washin gton, D. G. je6-tf
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Jos1PH REYNOLDS CO..
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS
No. 500 NINTH STREET, MAR AVENUE.

VHH0MP6ONg POMADE 0PTIEM-For impaft
4 ing rich Gloss and exquisite perfume to tn
Prepared By F. @: WILLS CO., New York, and
sold by all Dru ggiss. Price $50. and 76c per bottle
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OF, q Il. IOD.

DBWARD or COUNTERPIITS AND gNPRIN.
ID CIPLKD DEALERS sndeavo rins to dispose OF
iisn attain cd By an MB6LD' s aINUIN1PRl
ARATIQNa. rN-6U
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~ A CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF TIN
ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ONE DOLLAR By
PqRCHAsING SEALED 1NVELOP1 FOR
~ Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent for 81 :
Eleven for 81; Thirty for s.; Sixty five for SIC;
One Hundred for SIS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
n Ga aTd..

EDITORS OF PIONEER-In reply to ma
ny letters and inquiries from people in this Sec
tioh of the country the undersigned take great
pleasure in saying through the columns of your
paper that our renowned preparation know as
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE, is a certain cure
for Dyspepsia, in its worst stages. Many cures
of long standing, within our own acquaintance,
have been completely, and we believe cured,1t
will stop distress after eating almost nstaneous-
Iy, and enables tie dyspeptic who has lived for
years Upon Graham bread and the plainest diet,
to eat as hearty as he pleases, and any thing he
chooses without danger of Distress, sourfng,
or rising on The stomach. 1t is an infallibe
corrector ofindigestion and constipation, creates
a healthy appetite, stops sick headache, heart
burn, sickness at the stomach, pains, cramps, oil
collie in either stomach or bowels, and sweetens
offensive breath, as soon as ydu take it, and by
enableng the patient to take plenty of hearty
food, (Which is the parent of health, produces
vigor, strength and energy. In every trial we
have known it has speedily eradcated Dyspep-
sia with all its attendant sufferings, weakness
es, debility, and loss of power, giving instead,
proper activity and tone to the stomach and
organs of digestion, and as we confidently be-
lieve and as the published certificates in our
circulars, almanacs, and in many Of the leading
Journals from'convalesccnt patients will con
firm, completely, permanently, and almost
mraculously "cure the worst case of Dvspep-
sia in existance' We warrant it in every ins-
tance. 1t can be obtained at all the Drug
Stores in the United States and Canadas, at ST.
per bottle, or six bottles for SIS
c. 9. CLARK & CO,
PRoPRIEToRs,
NEw HAvEN,Ct.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22

The Oil Fever.-It burns. Burns
in all the country around us. Wyandot
county lately has been made the scene
of explorations. A company is being
formed, farms leased, ard preparations
made for boring. Actual geological sur
veys have demonstrated that the few
under stratas of earth are inpregnated
with the lubricator, and under the bridge
of Upper Sandusky is the great basin
from which the other oil regions in the
State is supplied. We expect ere long
to see the oil flowing down the cutters
of our streets, and thriving business
built up in exporting the "grease" 10
foreign ports. We warn the ladies in
time to cut short the sweep of their
dresses, otherwise they will become
lied and spoiled, We always thosght
Upper sandusky would awake to great
ness, but in our widest dreams never
thought it would come in the way of
"ile"-but SO it is. The unmistakable
signs of its appearance is here, and we
begin already to feely iley.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
Stew advertisements
UPPER SANDUSKY
RY TTTD G. T-HTO " q
S ~ IL OAAG L J
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY FRUIT AND
ORNAMENTAL TREES.
GEORGE MYERS

TAKES pleasure in informing the people
i of Wyandot and surrounding counties
that he has purchased the well-known and
popular Nursery, in Upper Ssndusky, lately
owned by Jacob Hetaebower, and is now pre-
pared t o fill all orders fer Fruit and 0rna-
mental Trees.
The Nursery is well and extensively
stocked with the best and most approved va
riety of Fruit now in TIE marbet-equalling
any other Nursery in the state of Ohio, and
will be sold upon the most reasonable terms:
Now is the time to buy .....
Upper sandusky, Feb. 23d, 1866.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
Removal.--our young friend r. A. {

Removal.--0ur young friend II. A.
McKelly has removed his Drug Il Medi-
cine store, from the old =" Rat Hole" to
his now and commodious store.room in
McKelly's Block, opposite the Court
House, which he has fitted up in superb
style, and which is equaled only by
similar establishments in our larger cities.
The room is large and airy, the fixtures
are upon the most modern plan, the paint
ing in the highest style of the art. and
the whole internal arrangement gives evil
dence not on ly of taste but of the highest
mechanical skill, and is proud monu-
ment of Upper Sandusky enterprise.
The adjusting of the goods, medicine
jars, bottles, labelling of drawers, ETC.,
etc., was under the direction of that
prince of good clerks, Will Roberts, who
has upon the whole given evidence Of
good taste :hat will be admired by the
thousands Of customers who will be
drawn to this medicine depot for trading
purposes. R. A. can congratulate him
self not only upon possessing the finest
Drug House in northern Ohio, but also
on having in his employ young man of
fine taste, strict business habits, and an
accomplished gentleman. Mac has just
added largely to his stock of drugs, med
icines, notions, ETC., and is determined to
sell as cheap as the cheapest. Call on
him and satisfy yourself that what we
have said of his store room is not exag
gerated, and that he does sell goods as
cheap, il not little cheaper, than any
one else. Remember the place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22

Shot Himself On Thursday last
son, aged Is, of Isaac Fost, of Holmes
township, severely wounded himself with
rife He was in an old house, in
which the floor had been removed, the
sleepers still remaining, and in attempt
ing to set the gun down on the ground,
the hammer struck one of the sleepers.
discharging the gun, the ball entering
tie left side, back OF the heart, passing
backwards and upwards towards the
spine, and lodging in the lungs. DR..
Keller was called, who rendered all pos
sible assistance but without much hope
of his recovery. Bucyrus Journal.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22

Appoiatment.--R McKelly, Esq,
of this village, has been appointed As
sistant Vice President of the Pittsburgh
Ft. Wayne d Chicago R. R. Co. Mr.
Mex. has for number of years been
connected with the management of the
road, as one of the Board of Directors,
and as such has occupied a prominent
position among its members. So highly
was he estimated by the stockholders
that in the recent election, held in Pitts
burgh, he was unanimously elected to
The same position, bnt which he promptly
resigned in order to enter upon the higher
and more responsible duties Of Assistant
Vice President, position rendered him
by the Board, and one which his abilities
so eminently Qualify him to fill The
tockholders recognize In Mr. MckelIy
a man of superior financial ability, and
knowing his worth and integrity, have
thus honored him with so onerous po-
sition. We congratulate our friend Mack
upon his good fortune, and feel confident
that the interests Of the company will be
promoted by his appointment, and the
road grow in public favor under his ad-
ministration. Those having business
with the particular department commit
ted to his charge, will find him to be
prompt in his dealings, and in every way
fill the measure of the true gentleman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22

Mud e ound.-We are mud bound
Streets almost impossible. Business ra-
ther dull. Groceries deserted i'm fact,
communication with the country cut of
--ingress and egress only by rail We
are looking for the good time coming,
when Our country flientfs can come and
90 upon solid roads at a $40 speed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
Ohio State Journal.--The Ohio

Ohio State Journal, Ohio
State Journal. the central organ Of the
Union party in this State, has within the
past few months changed hands. VIM.
7. Coggeshall & Co. have purchased the
entire interest of their predecessor, and
enlarged the sheet and otherwise i'm.
proved its typography. The Journal in
its present form presents handsome ap-
pearance, and its editorials. general news
items, ETC., ETC., will vie with any of the
daylies OF the State. The Journal, from
It's central location, should receive as it
SO richly merits from the Union party of
the State large patronage, and should be
extensively circulated in every nook and
Corner of the State. We wish the present
proprietors success in their enterprise.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22

POPULARITY.--Ag great many people
think i,iore Of obtaining publicity than of any
other thing they could be possessed Of But
anxious as they may be to acquire the vain
glory of the popular voice none have succeeded
so well as Goes Cough Basam. There is
scarcely family in the land but what consider
a supply of ii as necessary as their flour OF pro-
visions Experience has taught the people that
there is no othes remedy that will cure coughs,
colds or in fact all throat and lung complaints
as eifectually as Goes Cough Ralsam, In the
Eastern States it is considered as the most relia-
ble remedy extant, no one thinks Of being with
out it. We would suggest to o"r readers 10
always keep 1t on hand. 1t costs but forty cts
per bottle, sold by all druggists; cheapest and
best remedy in the world Mar. -, I'm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
Sick.-Col. Wilson of the -ls3d R

Sick.-Col. Wilson of the ls3d Reg.
is lying sick at bis residence in this vii
lage. We regret exceedingly that the
gallant Colonel is detained at home by
severe indisposition, when his regiment,
now in front Of Richmond, need SO much
his presence. He has by his soldierly
bearing and skill made the ls3d Regi-
ment what it is. and the 6 boys" hold in
high esteem and regard their noble
hearted and true commander. We hope
he may speedily recover, and be able 10
rejOin his regiment in time for the spring
campaign,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
A Receipt FOR THE Cure OF Frvnn, AND

A Receipt FOR THE Cure OF FxvHR, AND
Ague- BANGOR, Mich, Sept >, "a;
DR.. @. W. Roback-Sr: Your Blood Purifier
and Pills sell better than any medicines keep.
Just the Medicine for the people, peculiarly
adapted for Fever and Ague, but the people
use them as general medicine. To break an
attack Of fever and ague take a teaspoonfull of
the Purifier every hour, then cleanse the stom
ach and bowels well with Pills, in three days
the complaint will be removed. All who try
this before applying to a physician will be
Sayed much cost and suffering. Yours,
Mar. %. In A. B. TAFT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22

At Home e.-Leut. Hale Of the tooth
Reg. 0. " l., after an imprisonment of
II months in the rebel hells of the South,
has been exchanged. and reached bis
home in this village on Wednesday last.
=" Billy is looking toleraby well, and his
advent among us not only caused JOY to
the hearts of those at " home," but Gre
ated the liveliest emotions Of pleasure in
the bosoms of his admlring friends. May
he live to enjoy many years among US.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
From the Front.--Capt. Chambe

From the Front. Capt. Chamber
lain, of the 1884 @. V. l., returned from
the front on Tuesday last. He left the
boys of his regiment in good health,
within nine miles of Richmond, in fine
spirits, and hoping to overcome the diff
culties in their way, and with glad
hearts anticipating the dawn of the day
when over the steeples of the Proud city
and the dome of the rebel capitol, the old
flag shall be flung to the breeze, and its
stars and stripes shall wave as thing oil
beauty, demonstrating that the spirit OF
liberty has found a breathing place in
the heart of reoeidom. The 93ders are
full of life and ready for the fray.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-03-22
Probate Notice.

ATOTICE is hereby given that Caroline Rummeh, ad-
N mnistratrx Of the estate Of Francis Rummell, de-
ceased; and Curtis Berry, Jr., Administrator of the
estate of Jehu Berry, deceased; have fled in the
Office of the Probate Court OF Wyandpt County, ONO,
their respective accounts for final settle e-ment:
Said accounts will remain on hle in said Office uutil
e 18th day Of April, lSs5, when settlement will be
made, as soon thereafter as said accounts can be
neafa v. II. KIRBY,
March 22-3t .~f T Pr5nSrs judge.