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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
ISH5W Williatns,
FAIR WARMING.

,,All asconats in favor 81, Z. a. Henderson. orr
HYpdewon d, Smqly sof ons ,yeays. stagdipg,
must be settled by january ], 1855. Geiitle-
ROO. ~ mean it, salI bua .esuod NIB io Iuu
,o,. ,,. ,..,, HENDERSON g. &,SMALI.Y. .
Upper Sanduskv,'O o. De. CIT 80 'N''''
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
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litleness Of mind a truly noble and
generous g" g iaS nan / ssis i 1854 g sPS2fyb P2f
rival, 1t is rerAed' Of al Az
sbianI .lhdag 49, thhsstrJAS thhst aJAsn 9Rss sEchssdBt Id
dushel"toar fin ifs, ss,rGaccH rGaccH u qbassihg
msg3aiihhscG1HSeaeg G1Sag aha bsRuE. h9 JHrdsea'him'
to beitiIro'wvn' " ifffom gay higfsN @iffor9
FEAR that .he might Bphd& PPalacesof ftqhaf
Sr Sipsa6fB Beatty by some HWY ling! a
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u AfSlIL.N " IL - 1N)Ck-
rrhtetr Ant FArrers'wink kha th!s most advantage.
Pus Fsie t41Iiyc essi CfpacFAs Yards we'll watered
on this line and It's connections and evets no,iti6n is
paid to theii wants From Ulrrishursh where will he
omu every cGvenieVce for feeding qgd resting choice
rs hsFedof we Philahelrhi1Hast Y3rk and Bilttfdre
Markets This will also he found the shortest and quik-
est ad noS direct route for Stock to New rtrk-fvia
Allcutastl hiti's afhNec Elat4s than any other
---ENGG4l LHWlS Geal Superintendent Altoona Pa
.-IlENliI M EiW WlNNER Gcu'l Ticket Arcnt phiIa
p IlfRlptSf ION aehil reIa hi Agent rhilA ES IL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
VEv NTED

as.s bag. ayYpr r.11df 1fIn Sdool j GOT
glbymeut, to lsshd thtiE 4alar IS. With stamp.
nhdgst our nriee lstBud cpeular, No Pssnt
Hpmbug $40 to $25 can he made per day
Kaab,sc 81. LOUIS. Box i3, Broyidenee,
egSsf bSs {sRS'no tslrGai bnn ,'oaa.d % ob suoy
49,. -ar- '-tts- ---r7rt Ty-i TN
oilrToila Sab 10 .lajb | bnu ,sss layyn
ssLinseed OH Fish Oil, Sperm
Oil, Meats Foot 0il,J Lubri1
eating Oil, Oil, and. and Coal Oil, just
received and for sale, at AyFes
& Brunner's Drug, Book and
NotieifStoregA[eKe eity's Block
M 9 .ss~'b 81 lie ,srra aoskcsa2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
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NOTRqE@ TN Up pARtT1YDNi'

4NO LJA1L I4N L 4l1b4 IL IS1N.
/ Sarah Myers. Mary Catharine Smith. Frank.
| lin'Smith, utr8ene iHdrpdtt& hDivfd HSifstdry
Idsabelk MEer', ,,GNNhia MTasiyEaNla Ri StJYi
ers, William H. MNers and Joseph Myers, viii
take lhfite'tlfat ia betftiSh WIZ f4al bgtIrA
Fthsnon the 18th dny, Of QsembeBA DIlS9bs
in the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
Fihe conatyff WyoRdot, bS AhdftwJ Wonhct',
GpI3iantI Margaret Am Myers, ,mipfG heir
WHEREIN said nilrusw Jg gWoaacry ,tsdth 'GGar.I
disaRpt s4lI1y93 PnEgag 81 thss fGIqyYfilps Eyh
state sItuatn-ln SAID county to-wii: Lots, N"s
tThreeat) J -Four 6dN'Five dDnndj SiwfG) be-
ling, .pprt9f, the, Ny4 half Of Seetign Sixteen
Nl6). In TOW hship One ~ South Of Rafgc
illhirfbeu CEl3l, epHtaiuihe One Hundred aud,
Seventeen and % 100 acres, and lots numbers
Tvs V5y9 TIffeF Y8, tsi2}ech3 tl6y, TwgentVl'
fseysni N2Dl andlTwcntytaightsl2sli in Bhalls
Addition to the town of Carrl; also the North,
half ofthe North westiquattdf ofSectioNlEiH6'
/ ILYls .in dTpWnships Ore. tlhs South ,tfl Range
|, ,Thirteen tl3l, in Hancock County, Ohio, con
ptaia'tls Biglty ScretJ andatK,to oSt the next
ltegm @,sHd Court, thesNd A ndrewJ, Wapders
s,such Guardian, will apply for an order, that
ppdrttion n,ay he made bf said pfemisasp pIsmo
F PtF''a this ua ul8aih aPS IF Ds8f%Ss5R RSSSl
Isiq ,os1i@ sob Attorney foroPr rtltiohers,r
! Dec 20-6t I,,L,.batI =,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
ymos sIIG NOTIcEom pmd. ,ngq.

More Light. '''''l n'"7a % a"D' n''
The 'puu4feest and best Coal Oil II can n be
had at "Ayfres 4 Burners Drrpg, Book
ana Notioh Store. McKeiiy's Bioocck.. NJ
5iu n4T1 petH ipq haE ,sisq"d 9nit1 Isia
I | Goh hon I.9 Williams sho"a ciou
| ATE AStipgi Assistant Sip1Egeqp q s Army
IL off rs his professional scrv ICES in the treat
ment of all diseases and surgery Office in
Begy's Blcek second story, in the reom. with
DsB Crs.inger. q / ''''''' Get, II !6m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

he, defeated them with heavy loss,
ttT6s Legisia,1uHre of Tennessee. ri" ZEE. having
reused ss S e allow s'nso'tsn negpo tesnqny ny q 70 ae
,siean n ,Ra cot%s % he s'ale Glsra Gsnlssrraa
Fisk, Superintendent Of the Freedmen's
REsA.l lwqf isAat ydis'rict,lpedsrI spssii"l
osdsssaflsm aAet ssq pepNtmsAF.ahas
isssea ap1r6sg,which, drmsadss dhE1fll
cases in WHICH inegFoa !estlm9nE jiSn md
volved. and which have heretofore been
disposed ofiby mdnieipalauthority. shal
beabfoag IN before tRs Court lfoF sdjudiN'
estssa,oiv lssI ned 1ol19 ,aats - ii ada
The Macou' iTsisgraph 0oF Yhs "F2shl
says: Major General steedman, U. S.
AlSyss,5ah lssyss ,he D,fpasr!mept Of soffhSGieSsE Ge9rEsa
We, Learn, with view TO return to .civi!
PURSUITS. ."' Msjjor MsjoPGsns Ganer ]. II. wis3oi4a
II, shss siy ep Sunday nigh, pr Az
fustAs tp take command OF the, DepirI.
mont i"r snort Time. lie goes sooil
Scs ho,Ygb =, tqsy,sy, tqssy,sy,i qf ~ ens.;, With
dapbstllesSss, Ss,o,l viii be particularly agreeable,
q himn, Colonel A, R. 7, Dawson sue iIi'.
ceeds General Wilson in command W
hADN|kiesS { CSso9lha@bSurs, iIi frSESrvedt Bl
CIsalonsl sAdH%s, lis senior T. sfcerF, Ec'e,rF,s,r ID,
x1GaKgqeH, Ispkinss Was may iIaga8qsgqpfsalsssdl led
Governor Of Georgia at Milledgeyille OF
EhursSiassya dssst. ,Ipehs adArrsssss ssitt99, g 4hr
Iesis!lalpEs bessayso ihersoiss No .seg segaai.G;5j
bstEsea yhs e0qfltpplison lp isons@f! Of tRs RS lUJd5 Ujsa
States. and shs lCeqsti'a'iopl 81. 'Rl 3 3ls
sLsGsggia, ~ The ,lsys 9f stI4sb Qgpited gl
stslss supreme % The GQyeFpor 10y II gilISSg shSg
pays a. handsome tribute 10 the good
esndset f.,hs, negroes duripg The war.
He says they must be thoroughly protect
ed 10 their personal property, and EaVe
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

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Sept lily Fencing po'Is,r ,eIqmnks bnd 49Po
.0ct,3. Suudry orders. 50 IS
o.. ( ~ : ',pt'' W % '''''' a'up"' Us 90
oet oet s E po;l Rov6ioS.,,e Esadwste sbdIsnoo I
lq 4 ddq4@om toi bcojs ghd Mo 3sl4r
Oct G. Printing, .JrIggpa3 %
ID "y19Hslboir3 eysd uoy oTDs Uuy 592oa
g Paid sundry laborNrs for work, $3.50
Dec 8. premiums, l4s 1sl
Dec II. Paid ohi0 FaTAtr!r'o ] ooo y1oi99|
" :" Cultiyasor,iso u0l 9155eI
Balance in Treasury, "l64H6I
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

REasARKs The best and rlosi rational
ireatment =. undoabtedly. TO apply 30,
water 20 The bag By sPonge or a large
eloth. Keep dipping and appl, in- as long
as the the water remains bot. Then take
soft, dry cloth and wipe The udder fill Il
is Perfsctly dry. At the same time give a
simple eatbArtie. A. follow Take Ia
lbs. o; salPhate Of magnesia. add ? table
sPOOnfuls OfPO~dered gIngvr. nj dissolve
IN water
Pour dOsn in bottle. The attsndAn /,
may hold the con wi.h out one hand AZ the
horn and the other Al the muzzle iniroduoe
the boffie a. the side Of The niouih. and
POGr m slowly.
THIS treatment sbouid begin. Of course.
early. and before the disease gets into q
chronic state.
II the bas Is very heavy. suspend Il By
bringing a long cloth or band under Il and
fastening It over. and in froai ofihe hips
II Il slips forward. fasten smother sirip on
the back side Of the frsf. between the legs.
and bring Il up And fAstea TO tho bAndage
Al the top.
This Is very important in severe cases.
IL VIII readily be seen What a support IL
must be 70 a heavy and inlamed La. is
Own veight causing and Increasing the
irritation and inflammation Iftbe disease
is not arrested By this treatment. and sup
Puraiion takes place. or the formation Of
matter, il Is past cure. II the inflammation
Is subdued. bot the bag Is stin hard. give
the COW uydryOdAis Of Po,Assa. daily. 10
grain doses three times day. and apply
the tineture o. iodine 10 the surface. ThasIi
br ng q down.
lie common Practice q sticking a plug
Of gargct root into ibe deuiap = too ab-
surc- II i icsisncd. Ne suppose. 20 set
Up cosnieT irritation. and no doubt las
\ slight efIec; 10 60 IL. bot going 50 lar
from the seat Of the disease. Which Is an
inhalnE4tion 81 she bas. or the mamnary
glands. results in loss Of these glands be-
fore the effect can be Prodaccd b. the
remedy that =. the disease progresscs fast
er than tie cure. The course Ne have
suggested above Is ghc best. ard the onlv
rational and seisatsae Treatment. We
know.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

UsE CO. HoasE Ftr-u. We barn from
Che ioreign journals. that thc attempts to
Pop1iar.ze tLc use n ho-s, fcsh have been
rery slcces.ili in Eierna several iairi-
ers shops have been opened in that cify
ior the sale ~ 'h.s neat. under ere aa,borl-
- of the G1verumert. snd 18th q rsgoiatei
sapcr,nfcnience. The pernis.io, ras frs,
ohiained q f. years sinre. bat ~ late thai
business ~ c1-siiera5iy ia.rtassI.
lNorh British Agricuitsr.sf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

IloEsE PoWEE. Macy have but an cr-
roneoas i3eA % tbs drawing po~er oi a
horse. Some probably. have 90 idea that
approaches corcctncs.. The strcn-th a
diferent horses unloubtediy varies a rr,at
deal. bot in caicaiafing the poser Of On
engine tbc horse poser - estimated a.
eguivaieutto a fsrue capable % raising Or
moving 10 pounds - miles a dsy a. the
rate q too and bali miles an hour Tbs
seems srnan. bot experiments have actaau ,
shown the poser ofti4e farm horses 10 Ibis
country Go De consilerabiy iess
o. level roaI or door th- horse o. o.
d'narily a. stronE a. Eve men bet up 4
STEEP incline tic nan las Gle adra-ts Lei.
Or 90 Las Keen i5l1l that a maa CA rlse .
steep bin With iozl vhsrr BE- uoad be
out Of the Power O. horse % climb. 4
nan 81 ordinary strength placed in posi-
tion CD exert his strength fo fae creates,
sdvantage. can apply mo-e power than q
horse in drasin- from a point to fee,
ssovo the grosni. lt requires heavy
pair chores fo exert force q Eve h.a
dre4 Poun-s. in saeh q position.
~ th- horss's speed increases h.s Povcr
q draughi diminishes very greatly iil II
becomes very drGcl.i FOR ban to move Dbl,
on weight Oh sot roadsthc dra1eLi o..
not % mech affected by the speed. anI t',s
Resistance 10 very Lfle. ID any greater in 4,
trot than On valk. Doe a earrisrs o, q dr,
bard pavement requires one haH r-eate-
force when props..el iu trot ttaa in .
yak. Iriosman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

DEsrcHr 90 HFsv1 AND LiGur Prous.
The Hom~nfam ola piou 10 ns passarr
through tie soils not an apprcciabie force
There . M advantage arising from the
use q heavy piov. from its relieving The
team in overcoming oLsfaclcs. Oh the
conirarr, there b. consiicrabie disadvantarc
N 81 araoget ofs heay piow. a. every
unnrrrssary pound absorbs q certain pro
portion oi The ,dec,ise nlusraisr force o.
the team. la plos weighing one Hundred
roln-s. uhih j. h-arier fhs- mn, -.,4
I.'"s. b- saii,i-nfly strong. he addition
% .is ~cisit of thirfy or more pond, viii
Gas Gle team to hall that unnere,.,-,
weight from d. ,o day. O. -1 purposc. A
dF nauoaue'rr for lrtG-uessar-r1 a. rof
atlea'c cnourlf' Indicate de t.F--.,--
~hirH t.rrr a.t.a..y .s aetscca ,i.- .lr.,-i.,
ed H- .i ani .caey p.ous n q pia- r...
.arrow slice one loot side. th.a IN d..
ing oae acre. % 90 weighed tlsrtv pss-i.
more faan BE- recrsssry. Be- ulI absorb 81,
amoani Of tLe elective force of team ..f
hc'enf 90 move d $3.50. .l.s.. distance Of one
eighih oi u.i.c. dragging 90 a.onr
sc ground. Tee fats iesd ss 90 a..
courage The Csc Of auaeossssriIy bssrv
Pi0ss. out O. rssarl 20 u.s tears. fra,
90 tae P.ovueu .- -t-r.cslt1rist
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

Hess EarJSo Eoos. Hens nay q.
cured o'eaf.rg heir egz, Or blowing oa,
tie eoateats 81 or egg. and sg.rg &C. vi,b
masfari. made into r. paste. Make boi.
in each end. AMI iisa biov the content.
OF. sni rhru fHsd paste paper over Ale
ho'e. Oae taste o. ihe u1rarI Elects 4,
cure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-06-02

HoRsEs AZ PAsrUEE. Every bo-se in
the country osghf. Il possible. 70 have A.
least fv~ weeks run in she pasture IL
val Do for him What no Kind q medicine
OF narsng can DO a. well. Il Will improve
his boots. bis hair and skin. has wind. dyes
ton. and blood. ~ill take oct stiffness and
iameness. aad put on sesb. and lufuse Dew
lie generally.
Before turning horses out. ia 3 veil 90
accusiom them gradually TO that Kind OF
food. By cutting little grass i1r tLrn each
day. or allowing Them % o. bait for an
hour or 20 daily 10 ihc back-yard. Aad
when lct out. they should not have d. aash-
feed a. frst. a. ilty viH be likely 90 over.
eat All iajare themselves boih IN their
looks and their Wind. Thc best rrass for
horse pasturc - mixture a Timo,Lv.
Bloc grass. and Red Top Horses rrIi.b
tins feed better Eben moderately short
When they are % he turned out for arr
length Of time. and not De- used much i.
the meanwhile. thcy sl.oall lave ca only
light pair o. shoes. This uiu au8u ~,
hoofs 81 cone 10 close contact ~ ,th che sof,
earth. aud VII prevent contraction Where
horscs can uoi ,njoJ pa,,arasc. tlry shoall
have fresh cot grass a. often a. -orrcnier.
and slou ID lave thelr siau foars covered
with tan bars or better. haze the plank.
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