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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27
Summary Of News.

W. /. Coyyesha'l, Esq, late editor o
the Ohio State Journal. is announced p.
the private Secretary Of Governor Cox.
The Washington Republican issued AT
extra yesterday, repeating the assertion
that Napoleon is about to withdraw the
French troops from Mexico.
General Logan having fully and finally
declined the mission to the Government
Of Juarez, the place has been rendered t.
Hon. Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, who
it is presumed. will sccept 1t.
On Thursday, President Lincoln's re.
mains were transferred from the reception
vault Of Oak Ridge Cemetary to the vault
constructed for tEeir final repose.
President johnson has sent to the
Senate the nsme of Hon. John Higelow
for Minister to France position the
latter has filed since the death OF Hon.
VIM. L. Dayton.
The excluded Southern Members Of
Congress have held caucus and deter.
mined to return home. with the exec, q
zion OF one member from each State, WHO
will remain and urge the claim fer ad
mission.
Wilson, the murderer Of Dsvoe at
Portage New York. last May. wa. hang d
at Rochester. Friday last. He met hi
late with apparent indifference aud dc
clined making a confession.
Messrs. Cowgirl aud Durham. of the
Indiana House Of Representatives, had a
personal encounter in the lobby Friday
morning, growing out OF the formers
impugning the loyalty of Democrats
Mr.. Dunhsm was the assaulling party.
The comba'ants were separated at an
early stage of the conflict.
Major General Wilson is In Washing
ton.
The cholera continues to rage in
Asiatic Turkey.
Only about dczen officers Of the
Signal Corps remain in service.
1t is reported in Washington that SEN
ator Doolittle will succeed Secretary
Harlan in the Cabinet. if the latter gen
tleman relires.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has Just decided that no receipt for
warehouse goods requires a stamp of
higher denomination than twenty-five
cents.
On Thursday night last. a FIRE occurred
in Fondulac, Wisconsin, which destroyed
on the corner of Main and SEC.
ond streets to the value Of between S4O,-
BOO and $4,000 Insured for 10000.
N. s. Glore, a member of the City
Council OF Louisville. who has been on
rial on charges OF bribery, was acquitted
,n that score. but unanimously expelled
ior having so acted as to seriously COM
promise his associates. gfa
The marine disasters on the lake dur
ng the season just closed. foot up to s4i,
IN incresss OF forty two over the previous
season. Memoranda Of others. the par
iculars Of which have not been ascertain.
ID. will srsel tho aggregate to about
/ a. .--
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Jno.'B. 'MichclIlo his psss-book. The
finder will bs literally rewarded by leav-
ing il at Ayres~& Brunner's Drug Store
Portraits, etc.

Hlrs wHlsssRr, takes this method Of inform
ing the citizens Of Upper sandussy and its
vicinity that he intends to divide his time be.
tween sandusky and Lima. HlsE is prepared
to paint portraits or anything IN his line of
business. Bring on your orders and have your
portraits painted BY the boy who painted the
Nightmare"
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C<RUMPT0N'S straberry Balsam, certain rcmed,
l for Diarrhna, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus, Fluy
I HEARTBURN, and all Bowel Complaints. Entirel!
vegetable 4 speclhc Tor Camp Di"rrhra.
OSBORN HOWE, Prop'rs, buchanan, Mich.
RSa. Barnht mis- &c Van Schaack Wholesale Agents
Chicago Aug 9-Sm
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Don't Suffer,

When by procuring a box of Sheldon's
Dyspeptic Troches, you can be relieve d
of that distressing complaint. They ma,
be had at the Drug. Book and Notion
House Of Ayres & Brunner, MeKelly's 3
Block, No. =.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27

The finest and the best in this mark
can be had by calling at the Drug. Book
and Notion Store of Ayres d Brunner,
McKelly's Block, No. 9.
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Holiday Bah.

srThe .Wyandot Dancing Club" in this
place, will give grand public Ball al
Beerys' Hall, on Friday night the s9th
inst. The proceeds, after paying expen
ses to be devoted to benevolent purposes
Lstthere be a good turn out.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27

MRS. MOTLEY will commence her Select
School, in the basement Of the NJ. E. church,
on Monday. January 8. 1866. Terms. $500
per month. Apply to Geo. W, Beery, Esq, for
further particulars.
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Oil-Oil.

Oil-Oil.
Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Sperm
Oil, Meats Foot Oil, Lubri-
eating Oil, and Coal Oil, just
received and for sale, at Ayres
& Brunner's Drug, Book and
Notion Store, McKelly's Block
No. 2.
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Lookout.
Lookout.
II yoa want nice gift for the Holli.
days, go 10 Ayres d Brunner's and get
one. t

@- For d large and complete
assortment Of Holiday Goods, 90
to Ayres e Branners Drug,
Book and Notion Store, McKeL
us Block. No 2.
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speeial gotiees.
Safety Match.

Safety Match.
A new and superior article, something
every body needs. can be found at Ayre
Il Brunuer's Drug. Book and Motor
Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27

On Tuesday. Dec. ae, by the Rev. L. G,
Webster. Nh. Moan SroKrn and xIsa MAnY s.
GaAHAx, bothgof this city,
Success 70 Ne "espting."
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9utal \ Miseellaneu,ls


At Ayrea & Brunner's Drug. Book
and Notion Store, No. 2. McKelly's Block
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27
risx-seed Wanted.

Wanted. i
% lone Thousand bushels of
.IsFlax-seed wanted at the Drug,
Book and Notion Store OF
Ayres & Drummer, and for
which the highest cash price
will be paid.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27
More Light.

More Light.
The purest and best Coal Oil can b.
had at Ayres & Brunner's Drug, Boob
and Notion Store. McKelly's Block. No
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27

RAGS! KAGS!! KAGS :. !!
Bring your rags to Ayres d Drummer.
McKelIy's Block. Room No. 2. If you
wantsto get the highest cash price for
th~m.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-27
DYE S'IUFFS!!

Family Dyes, "Howes 3 Stevens Indigo, Anotta, Mad.
der Cudbear, Logwood Clipped, Logwood Extract Cam
wood Chip Fusc Cochineal Copperas Blue Vtrio Solu.
ton Tin and sundry others warranted the best quality.
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FurniRhed Tsofl0in,
Ror Sac.
The Lame Walk, The Blind See, the
s5't Deaf Hear. s..

fhR. b. BROWN WILLIAMS, OF PHIIaA.
delphla, the only PsYGholo yleAl, Electro
Aedlqal Physician In America, with twenty
nVe Year, experience In treating chronic dis
eaaa8, Whose cures I'm baltimore, Newark,
Toledo, Cumberland, &C., Wero 80 astounding
and gratfY ing, has taken rOqms At the McIsuTe
HOUSE, where he Will publicly heal the sick
nom Tuesday, Ocipber nth, TO October 9Th,
inetnSive, nom Ok a. m. o1l4< a M, without
money and without price. His power to heal
- indeed mysterious and peculiar TO himself
pltenltmaS curing when all other means and
tsIls have failed
When those who arc able and Willing, 70
pay, may consult him in the cure OF all dis
eases Of every name and nature, oFboth sexes
nom EHelFlnY, Octobef 18th, TO November Ist
inclusive, rom y tll 0 4 m. daily.
chronic dislelaeH ellFell. Acute paln Instant.
% retterttL Seventy thousand operations In
twenty-five yoaFs, al
The CiTilidn and Telegraph sayss 'gThat Or.
WlllamS Lectures nEo plain and logical, and
his cures are WONDERFUL The Nelbdfk IatlftT--
ttstF GlyBs 1--WE do not understand the new
Theory and Treatment Of diseases by Or,
Williams, hut from What We learn they give
remarkable tlIttHfNctton, One pntfeut Who
had tried In vain for q long While To he hel6Fsi
improved 80 faat that he gained six pound IN
two Te days. Other caHes as wonderful AZ
long Standing, rheumatism, DC, TO Sny noth-
ing OF tho instantaneous GuRes which he has
peFfnFmeIlI I" ~ =
n0Thousahds of Testimonials might be
given u necesaFy Of the wonderful cures
which DR.. Williams has been Reforming M
over the Country during the last twenty 3five
y6llL14 'HraaFf I'd OCAiN-af
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VIZ Nor ntsI: !. - = !. NJ,

Over twenty yearS' Increasing ,Ie,nnti has
estahlhlie,l the haet that ArATJTEwS, w.
f1AN HAN DYE, Is tliebe-l In me Eofiii n
e tho cheapest, the most reliable. ana n,oli
convenient. Complete In one bottle. NO.
not TequtEe any previous preparation Of the
BALI. NotDuhle No -cpOlE or stain. docs
not Iubofror make neutrality-suspicious. md
dead, but impaFts to Il new llGe and lus,re,
Produces beautiful black or brown, a. pre-
Tered. AchiId can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only Is cents per bot4le. Sold
everywhere, ~ .f..5.,fsI :, -,
"a, - I. MATHEWS, Alanuaacturer N. "
~, nItIAllAs Harness q CO., New York, whole
sue AteiIn-1s III - q nlAy9OslYend
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SpEffaI aIotffts.
5OmN 7. LAIxTN = %.

MeFehant TaIIOFs, No. ~ Monroe Str.
WHEELuIe, W. Va. .ios.
walk IN Gents. twill giys great pleasure
10 LAlIIN AGO. TO take your measure"
An kinds OF goods of the latest style and
faShion, such a. Cloths. Cashmere and veSt.
ingAI CoatingH DEaWerS, White Shirts, NeElIee.
shirts and MEMS furnishing goods generally,
can . obtained q JOHN I. LARtN & cos
Emporium Of FaahIon,
Come one and an. ana give n can se
AT LAER AGO. Snew clothing Han. 5i
Where goods Of an kinds, riOh and Fspa.
Are found NJ prices cheap ard nAirl
Gloves. cFayats ana Neclties, fine.
Caaimeres and Cloths that shine:
SILKS and Handkerchief and SOCK. .5.,
Can an be had for solid sroclH." -.
No trouble hero TO ind supply
or all you want, just come and Try. - y
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COCO CREAlIFOR THE HAZE.
Douo Cream TOT the Hair. $50

-T-l-.7 GOD NIeIlIIl IDF inc H1If. -
Away with your 0Tay Hair.
Away with your Grey Han.
Nomore rancid Pumhtieslt
EOmnre rancid Romadeaii
you want tnmethlng eleEant,
Ifyou a!lmine delicious PeFnmSs
u you desire son and SilkSHair,
~ yon want your Hair preserved,
u you want your Hair to grow
II !. yun want % prevent plgmAtnre Balanes
II you want to b nd Of DantlraR,
Use the C66o Cream.
Usethe Coco Cream. ii'l!p,.l
Use thq Coco Cream. 80,
Use the C0c0 Cream. 100
Use The CnIS1 CIaST5ii q s y -
Price IS oanl8 . froftiS - y. .
,st LAuGHLRlB q BuSHFTFIn
Wheeling, VIVA.
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Moving MACHINES in EnoIand

A T. THE TRIAL BEFORE THE ROYAL,
~ agricultural Society of England, held m
took the INST prize; WOODS RfsAPFsTti M
5 ms PTtEet and the MOWER AND REAPFR
IESSAlillNED the second prize. There weFe
ESS!ty entrl9 Of mowers md reapeFR The
Pfl1e trials OF implements befnre the Royai
sSS99Siety takes place only once I'm four yeiFL
Mower fully establishes It's s4ireFi IN oS3T
3ll other machines. The undersigned ne fffe
sole A0EteTS for West Virginia WeSteEn
lIe4 70 make Arrangements with RTlil-oFsntR
oet2 PRYOR, HANDLAN eco
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ATOHs ITCH, MT Oh.
Scratch, HeERtChs Scratch.
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

WIN cilre the Itch In 8 hour5.
AtsocuTea salt Rheunl, Ulceiss Cli1bIains
and All EFuptinEh of the Slrifi FfIeS IA SsriRii
For sale by all DFuEEIsts VI : = 511
hy sendlnSe0 cents IN WEEKS q POTTER
Snle Agents l5o Washington street Bnginn.
MAJ, Il Will no forwarded By mall iFJse n
p1lStalie 70 any part Of the United BtStES
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THE celebrated speech of Logan, giyon
by Mr.. Jefferson, has dlten beer, quoted
for lts path0si aud the speeches Of Red
saeitet, Farmers Brother, and Corn
planter, aro still esteemed models in
t4elr, way. Those, however, who SUM-
pose that pathetic appeals have ceased
with 1--WE OF these orators, will perhaps
think differently upon reading The fSl.
lowing touching appeal addressed TO
Colonel Sells by Canianche chief. at
.tss Feesntcounc,i At Fort Smith: s
Brother, my shirt, you see, Is ali in
rags. When I return Ia my tribe and
say totheIl, dhnye been among fricnJis, ;
they will not believe me, II l return IN
this ragged Ahiri. My wife and janrh.
ter VIII ask, Where Is tho calico vSnr
friends gave your Brother, what ShRlI
say about this when 1 return to my
The answer TO this appeal is said 10
have been ny satisfactory rs the most
sanguine hopes of the chief could have
expected.
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NEW York PoIr1cs get moro mixed
and mysterious daily. Montgomery
Blair has been engaged to naked speech
IN behalf Of the democrats In New York
city, which indicates the desperation Of
both parties, that is Of Blair and the
democrnts.
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The RETURNS hom the Congressional |
election, held in YirgiIlia on 'Thufsday
las, arc decidedly fIvorable % tha
Union cause, 50 IN, g Wa can ten 1t |
this writing. Though there were I'VE
candidates In the first district, Messfs.
Gusts, Mayo. Christian, Douglas and
Taylor, the contest really lay between
w. n. B. Gusts, of Accomac, and Rob
ert Mayo, Jr., Of Westmoreland. or
these twoS however, Mr.. Curtis b doubt-
less the only one who. can subscribe to
the Congressional oath, and a telegram
from Fortress Monroe statea that he Is
elected. There were -likowfse ifve cam
didhtes IN the second district, Aiessrs.
Chandler, AIillson, Kilby aud Cham
bliss. ofthis number L. H. Chandler,
Of Norfolk City, and John s. AIillson,.
Of NorfSlk County; are the only ones
who have nottakenp part in the rebellion.
It was feared that the Union strength
would be SO divided between them rs
to insure the election OF one Of the other
candidates, but we are now assured
that Mr.. Chandler has been nndonbted-
" chosen. Tho candidates in the third
district were Messrs. Barbour, .Pendle-
ton, LipsComb and Crowley. b. Johns
son Barbour, Of Orange. was the only
candidate and Is elected, as was gene
rally supposed would be the case. In
the fourth district the candidates were
Robert RidgWay, Of Amherst, and Al
exander Fitzpatrick, OF Nelson. Mr..
RIdgeWay can take the Congressional
oath, and has been elected. In the
fifth district the candidates wore Mr.,
Stonall WIthers, Daniel Grassy, Charles
L. not ''Geurrilla" MoSby, and John
Minor Botts, We have no returns as
yet nom there, yet there r. reason 70
hope that Mr.. Botts has been elected.
In the Sixth District the candidates wero
John F. Lewis, of Rockingham, and
AleXnndeE II. HI StoArt.Y MI. LOWS
was eligible. Mr.: Stuart, whether able
to do 80 or not, recently declared that
hC would "despise hImselfn II he
should take the oath. He, we regret to
say, % reported d elecknd. So, lilioWise. /
is Robert Y. Conrad, from the seventh
District, one OF tho slgners of the ortli-
nance of secession, and consequently
dates running agRiList him, among
whom 1t is possible the Unionists frit-
tered away their he, votes; There are no
candidates there. Messrs. d. n. HoIs
Of Montgomery, and E. Longley, Of
Washington, We're both eligible.
These returns are, ON thewhole, graft
iying-indicating, as they do, dEspo-
sit SUI. Sa on the part Of the NiEginians to
place as S n, Snd onicliiy as n Ine
Bile in the Union.
There was no military interference
T EtI oTSa IN 5e SteG6, Ssne5al Ter
away from the Vicinity Of ne Y, p y Mn
places. The people were At liberty to
y9tS either ,, for those who had labored
lot th iloi., who had stood aloof having
4'''1 He''net ...e nor 10. ~ l.l tne business
A NKw amendment to The United
States Constitution is proposed, which
contemplatea the constant succession OF
the vice president to the presidency. A
president and vice president are elected
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TIM A6ead Zeihmg, a radical Ger
man paper in New York, reproaches
President johnson with excess Of leni-
enesy toward traitors and reminds him
OF these declarations in his inaugural
addres:
'sLenIeney toward criminals is cruel
ty against the Stale. II must be made
clear to the people that high treason Is
tho RTaVeSt OF crimes. High treason
must he made odi0us.p l4FFtf
Its not to be denied that a change of
feeling has come over Mr.. johnson
Aimee the terrible days when the nation
WAS full Of indignation and horror
over the assassination at Washing
ton, But the President Is not alone
In this. The whole current Of pop
MAR feeling has thrned towards
'lrleF0y aud cancellation. There Is no de-
'1nand now for the hanging OF even the
chief traitor, and nobody believes that
he viii be hung. This subsistence Of
: popular passion is natural, and all eff
forts to revive 1t will be in vain. There
is indeed, danger that We shall swing
toOfArifn the opposite direction, and not
only deal meruifnlly and. generously,
withS'Our errihg brethren," hut omit
20 do the things nceiful for tho future
aecurity Of the country.
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The Parkersburg ZTRea says that
Handlin, Ford q Co., have sold their
wells at Petroleum to a New York COM
pAny for 100000. 1t further says that
"the new company propose to bore
deeper and mster." 1t is quito likely,
from what We hear, that the com.
pany have sold their wells, but not
at the figures reported by the IFnes!a
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u u r r Il al! 81
THE eit
NFAlLlBLB HAIR REEFORkFIVB!!
This is no Hairi pxe.

THE IMMENSE SUCCESS wTTfT xvrT1Crl
Il ms fTepar1tion hRs met during tie Fhorf
I'm ine Y mas been before the public has indhce
ny amos and tens Of thousand, who
nsonnee Y the ON IJY and TRUE Hair RaE4for.
aye nsSs the Eureka has been Int1oduced inf6
VI nc PRINCIPAL cities both East and VSTf
and having faithfully perf0rmeii nj tI'St y
SIulnled iof IT has superseded All other Hal
Ions. The Eureka restores C3rav Hai1
9oiiigH ORIGINAL color; prevents the haif NOM
t,alIlng out by causing q healthy condif1nfS ~
I NJ sSJslp 1tnpaTttng to the hnfr soffnes
s5 III ~ and youthfnl appearance that no
EnfelEa Is tree nom all impurities al poISons
os.i afnt2s, and can be used without soiiine
Manuiactured and sold. hols;saie s,,a :.
ulli ~ ROBERT FISHER, Sole ASEss1tp "
Q, = 70; = North Fitth street 81, IolilS M
q Eo.J and Lognn, List q Co. ae;,IS ~ ~
~ Mneeilng, West Va. Sold also BY ii RnrSit
ing. 80 n san2- SmdS ~
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AccoRnlSo TO revelations in the Ban-
Her q Ll9hf, the spirits OF those who
,lieo IN the AndersonvillO pen arc An a
hurry to get WiFR ON that side OF jor-
dan dan and threaten e ..put him through
a. h''t a hen as he ever dreamed ,,g,S
A. Vt.7FVAlIlAllsoN i The IJnion
seH.s.tiiaas fnr the House Of De,S- 80
1Es'1. E.ls county He p Z -. -
ss.Ia1l. SD tl.sTe viii be IItils 49,,
tsal q. ~ eless5a1.
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'THs e.Slsaa !, T5'owEIls, FLESH IRTTsiIjiS5
1cIIssGs. 30. Odd FeiIoVSs HIT HI a +
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF rHK AnAArs tExPREss co..1
Wheeling, W. Va, Oct, 10TH 1854
HIHE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED PACK
Il ages viii be sold at Public Auction 70
pay charges ifnot taken within thirty days
nom above date /. w. STOCKTON.
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TnEqnaFterly statement Of tho First
National Bank at rnrkcrsburg shows
..llabilities." "a ,fnllorrs.
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rNIoN lIANs lIEEr1Nn.

''iNAA MUS AA4tS seiAS WIZ w nero
in this city next Thursday evening.
Hon Sam. GalIoVray,.s next IN f4eno-,I
80. 49,, -,.....
--'S'.. A'.'O'' ''e4 ssp
eFs ~ i9nl0' mas PNs'tlSely PROMISED to
DO present. We have read his letter to
that eject. Hon John a. bingham will
lObSre n ro-s,b,. W. .~Ise.. l,tr, =,
.. u.o,,.,,,o ~. ~. s,...... 49,,
49, s.'N' SENATE. "i'lVS
WI" Ue mere ne mas De seen invited
We hope our committees will have
everything In readiness for n grand nj.
Tendance, A the msa,;Do Tetns r.IIr
{. s,i ~. =
AVA'N t.'S IA 8 onSe lLlote ~ We oia OF
the evening OF the memorable 18th o.
October, last year. ---f5
- -
Iil II t-tss seetlon OF the third article
OF the constitution OF the state OF West
t.ss Ply .ss, a.lal4ls St1et
lnai white male e'tsse''s Of this State
si''1A " stl!stleo 70 vote IN the districts
III Whleh they reside; but no person
VINO mas not been resident Of the
Ststs ftoE one pear Fe'rt Preeedt'lg the
election shall be permitted TO vOte.H
me e. eleeslon VIII % held on the fourth
IhlAEsAAy, Of oetoDer, 1859. Have any
oil tle FetllirneSi rebels heen citizens OF
this state g t6E' one year next preceding
the ensuing eiacflonE II not, they are
not eEltltlea 10 VOC.
What constitutes u residence for one
year within the intention and meaning
otsthe lhini article OF our constitution
Webster, In his late dictionary, defines
residence to be tho act Of abiding or
dwelling ina plnee for some continu-
anceoftime. We read our constitution
10 say and mean, that one who has not
continued TO reside in this State for one
year next preeeding the time Of cleo
ton cannot vote.
Hich"rdsOn, another approved author,
defines the term residence thus: ITO set
down. e settle, to abide, to continue to
dwell. II those returned rebels have
not d0tt'ed and con ti0aed to dwell in this
State for ono year next preceding the
elss4'9n. They arc not entitled TO vote. 2
lake the case OF our Ex-Governor, Jo-
WaaNnm q
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a9lEffltant Gathering.
FABHIONABLE.
Merchant FaiIors,
GENTLRMENlS FURNISHING GlllS,

NO. 30 wsteF Street, 81
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TERMS. $3.50 PER ANNUM.

ward mink is nothing but our kitohsa
gall"
"Eoa are mistaken, Mrs. Brown" said
Calender Smith quietly. ''She is my ber
trothed wife-you may requisite ypEe
conduct accordingly"
Mrs. Brown staggered back pace on
two. Miss Anastasia, more susceptible,
tainted on the sofa in the bay window to
the great crumpling and other detrimeDt
Of her white muslin dress.
Not until the day they were married
did Calender Smith show Becky MaEtel
the little rosetipted glove.
"You see how loug have loyed yos,"
he said simply.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-01
WINTER WILL NOT LAST F0R-vER.

Winter viii rot last forever
Spring will econ come forth again,
And with flowers CT every color,
Deck the hillsides and the plain.
Lambs will soon in fields be sporting,
Birds re-echo from each tree,
"Winter's gone; its days are ended !
We are happy-we are free y
Hedge and tree will soon be budding,
Soon with leaves be covered DER;
Winter eanEot last forever,
Brighter days are yet in store.
Sorrows will not last forever,
Brighter times will come again,
JOY our every grief succeeding,
As the sunshine after rain.
As the snow and ice of winter,
Melt at the approach of Spring,
So will all our cares and trials,
Joy and peace and comfort bring.
When the heart is sad and dropping,
Think, though you be vexed and sore,
Sorrow cannot last forever,
Brighter days are yet in store,
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-01
Pension Bounty and War Claim
Agency.

nENSIONS procured for soldiers of the
present war Who are disabled by reason OF
wounds received or disease contractracted
while in the service Of the United States and
pensions, bounty, and arrears of pay obtained
for widows or heirs of those who haze dled
or beer. killed wEile in service. All Iette, Of
INQUIRY promtly answered, and on receipt by
mail of a statement of the case of claimant |
will forward the necessary PAPERS for their
SIGNATURE. Fees in Pension cases as fixed by
Eaw.
RgFEaEYCEs. Hon. Isaac Benson, Hon. A.
G.. OLxsrEp, J. S. MANN, Esq, F. w. KNOX,
Esq. DAN 6A,I 6AhLh,
June 5, '64.-Iy.