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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
THE MIRACLE oF1THE YREsgRREcTIoN,
The following san strscp'fromi q SER
mon By the Rev. Dr. Robinson, Of Christian

The following san etnacp'frodi q ser.
mon By the Rev. Dr.. Robinson, of Christian
University: sfoi 1--i's2sl9 nelsala's u
"In the defense, IT Miracleirit is idle 70
parley-impossible to distinguish between
the probable and dinprebabls. ,Allistand or
fall together. Blu. select, ifyou will. that
which 10 itself c0asi idered, istheem0st im,.
probable among them-the greaisstQand
most ~oaderfal 4 their nu-b -beFT77thsa bs 77la aEs,ur-
recti6n Of Chiist from, the dead. !" Inasmuch
as the greater always fnslGdes The tess, if
the fact Of the resirfec tiof can be establish :
ed. the credibility ofthe whole series must
follow. 49, aaat---ti'' psssafos.
But Of the fet Of the resurrection the
very existence Of tire Garist,an Charchuis
incontestible evidence. aWithout,hat Fact;
the origin Of the Church ia not only unaes
coun,able, but contrary to all laws ofcaase
and effect. isl,sl u s--.lpsi.s s.lifs'!i,sfs Il
Picture to yourselves he Apostles. and
Disciples when the. sad truth FIRST came
home 10 them that their Master was dead
and buried. 1'hey had trusted III Him d
the One which should haze redeenedaiss
rael.' They Ewete sure they had seen in
Him the evidence ofilheu ugrea; Messiahl
All manner Of disease ihadabeen healed at
his word; deRons bad fed at his prsseaces
she winds and waves. had obeyed Him;
universal Nature had recognized Him As
her Lord from the heassnslegions OF angels
had only wanted His bidding tosweep down
10 hi, aid. And yet this Lord of all had
been arrested, tried, condemned, and like
any helpless ,crlminal, had been publiciy
executed.
"A. II, IN al Instant the whole fabric, of
their day dreams had. .vanishedr., The ex-i
tincton OF their hopes ras. complete, their
appointment overwhelming. Their Mas,
ter dead and buried. they were themselves
marked meu. $50 -..,...,. 8..,.,..s.,... i
They Hed in dismay, each TO his own
home. On the third day il was Whispered,
: The Master is risen. Gliding from their
homes, they s.eallhiiy assembled. Sudden- :
" Jesus stood in their midst. and then
were they glad when they saw the LORD!
Slowly smboldened BY the growing esf.
dence that the Lord was risen indeed.
o1s) )huDdred and twenty disciples gaihercd
at lastin open assemblsge. q. s,se4
: Pentacost came, and the Christisa Chsrch
vss forever established. The disappoiptep
aud aRrightened APOSTLES who had Ned fpr
their lives Rov challenged rulers With their
bold words. !. Whether il be right ~ the
sight of Gpd. Judge se.' Baslfsr the Re-.
sarree,ion vi. Christ ilom the dead, there
had been ao Christian Church and but for
the CHRISTIAN Church. il had not been pos,
sible 20 establish Ills Resurrection beyond
. cayii. glAs.tis. no fact 10 history u 80
we'll authenticated IS that Chrlst.died Tor
our sins, vas buried. and that he rose again
on The third day. accordiag y the Scrsps
tires.'' .as ar bsias.si
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

Brownlow's message swss read in the
Tennessee IIuuse on irnesdsy.l II discus.
ses the question of negro suffrage, and
thinks certain designing men. With the
copnivsuee of the President, are endeaycr-
ing 20 hverturn the State government. lie
invitesathe gpfdn pt action u .,he Leglsia-
iurs IN regard yothis natter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

.Littleton Chambliss. aged sixteen years,
son Of James III. Chanbliss, of Jackson
county, Fla, who cultivated fifteen acres
in, corn and 6se acres in cet.on,, housed
two hundred and seyenty-two bushels ct
corn and picked for the gin two and 2 halt
bales Of cotton. With the usual appliances
the crop was made by himself. Corn At
81 so and cotton at % cents, rather below
than above the market price, his crop would
yield seven hundred seventeen dollars and
fifty cents. This boy has shown an indus
try and application worthy Of ali praise.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

,dDMr. Davis has been removed from his
casemates to more commodious apartments
in Carroll Hall. l--s4'ioS sls.a ii 'a.F.a.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-26
Stfi,isusr 2am;ci9cr,

srn. s.mg !. ~!rw, GcnarsB- Mit9!itr.
@arcnc,l,t, Mg.
6irt 0Nrtbtl, Stahts- g, :n,pt-
CGmrstlItrn, Nle.
y a9m. &. To.lmtytr, 9lrpdirrtan:-
9trrI1m, W9,
Grl. {. =. G'n.t. 8tr. Ct. 41tior-
9&aitjuAion, Sic.
Grn1 G:tt, Gsa %iIli, Niciicr-9t'mann Ir.
s y Maupin. 9. q. &dutt.r -1EaitinstOn. .Me
Npn s ~ Gm:rs, &ircnt NltNtct
SHaitingirn. @r.
J s Guslan.. Gireuit'g gisrt-5srmanu. Mc.
prn. 0hcsn 5sryy County Nttsr-Cat1iu. .Mr
Jrrn Suuiss -Sa9, Mc.
-, Msr. G'r5Htr Sermann, Mc.
9Sn S&siIsltCit Glert- S:rmann, Mc,
s8m Berger. stuF& Gottttscr--Pay. Wc.
Mtu Yiauth Tcsuv 6ksrf-Strmann. @r.
) 8tt,mtYtr, So. 5&aBmtiitsr Scimann. Mc.
S0m i 9pins. 9sris SurYsgcr-{1trmann, ,MU.
etnrs @tntHtr aIFirr-Scrmann, @tr.
ssrmins ssr Gi:suit Court an, 2. @irntas I'M
Wlr, unO StstrmFt'.
fralint lsr Ssuas GEurt am 2, @trnta9 i'm
1tkruar, 9tai, ausHk uns gtcstm6tr.
Gttdtanutssr rs Glttts: Mrratnt tis II
ans NatmiuaSl ! s.S lttr in rtIdcn Stuue
en- fit iinm,r iw erHtt"u,c iu trt1en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-26

Fnesr. la' fs su untsrfassn, bate bic Re.
sisruns itr BE Giutanite Der pfarre nod auf ,w,i
Sae" tslahsn uno lur Sstri&ts Der yiaua.laaft.
s'nsn eanSipatsntsReIltt en- Fl. Set I& aufn. n.tm.a
mubis. Bel i9rsr srdnlliGtsit spnms fs bic
Irsitlduitse 5austaltuns ni&t alI.u bsar.it.u :
I's nasm Nariannsn, bic iaua m.insm Sauaa.r
S's sSirthlSaft ssfutrt fatte, aIs Gebalfa Eel ia
auF' Martanns tpar sladlia uns ,ufrisssn ssr,
lVrs Sr'sTs, bic its mir i&ret, ts,su st.n 20. I'm
lslt stnsm Ralttn Sabre i&isn sine gsrans.ruua
NIT 'Pr scrsssansen au isn; Fe iaris6 mir f.lle.
nsr' tore Srisfs batsn nsQt msbr bic rRSsre Srii.
uns ssDsnltstsit Sd idrisb itr tas, ls Isuau.t .
20 aS unr futile fi& sIidli& uns auiri.s.u nj.
'oresr, BE giarrsrin iti stne brape Srau. bic Ne
here ~'e 'er stSsnss Sinr, ss fsbs isr nists
lrsnn iis rpanfmal trnif.rs gusentlide.als f,ni.
saee' 10 Fnns pies iearn natirt9sn Gruup In BEN
traurts:n SsrealtniTeu unisrr Gamlle uno In
Ger hsTsrsn. .GtnIiat, Die lls NIT cen ,unetm.ns.u
Sagrsn earin srhaltt. Sd b:uurutia.e mid.
a"f s'''mal er9alts ID 9erase s0rseltsrn snsn
SFtsI ron Der Yiarrsrtn, rab @arianue DON itr
I0't,-slt S'si aassn. i&ua osue abl&iss sou itr
""0 lpufl0s Ssrtwumnsn ei. Sis l.t itr lsou
s0r sta paar MOnatsn ssrfmmt, rann INNER nst,
'Faur'5 Drrs'tunlnten; earis sr babe Re e t.iraut
tyr S0rlttlunssn Ssma&t. atr nur aus weit.noe
AntwOrt'n srbaItsu. gs itrer sisusn. In Der
lsgtfrsn 3sit .ssitsisetsn 8rdatlidtsit unu Der
ralureN Serms hrten SOrse fiir ibre .Sinssr kat.
l's sts saas wOtl tstAtsr senOmmsn, als fe a..
lOut; nm 10 iGHsrre 90 rwarfe made 4. lld lett.
gle bone nur, Narianne itt su tr ses anasn; let
fleS ntpt Der Taa, 10 babe fs tene Nbnuna, NOS
pun lte lId 9swanst eattn Tonne, wie ie FS aud
tsinsn s:w iiTsn 9 runo fir lice Gutfsruuna ana.
ZEN Tonne. Sd wuute iuiurt ,u >es Yiarrsrin
rftl'n, Ger grisf, mstnte i'd, Ia0e mir 10 si.l.s
'ant'l' mas sas Nuttnause liar l.tsa maT. uns
nsrss. Issr ss mar eine 8e lie pom bret 1aa.u;
s' fsHlte mir an. MittsIn rasu. unns$ musts t.uts
e'ss intrtTren. rrsnn Id ras mi nod sulpmmsn.
&C VflS nt&t ssrlisrsn tpOlts. 0Orssa sr9atts
lfp e, uHns Tin fin i'd 4i.r faa auf BEN bals.u
sSe9e, sann lpsres ID iuIorit melt er rsttu. 0as
wsrrs Id inssu ;. .:Wenp if nur m.ia ains nit.
rer Fnse!"
uCsr 5srr Baron BON Ri!tsr6 elm ldst si,
snasiSs 6raa FIFTEEN gum 2t.s.!" i&narte bod.
matstS eesr SaTms rsensr Sean in sas Statasn
biuein.
vS4 laifs SHrsm 9errn santsn," iaste bic 8a.
ronin.
pDantsna 8as 4s6t eanten 2" l4tus Der Die.
ner ole IRur ,u.
Ets SarOnin tonnts fib uns mu5tt f4 Tia
'ausrsinsn.
(tcrtfsuns fsIs.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-26
ets mansts Ra an ben sernstmsn Ssrm Sean,

uSasen sic Strem Serrn, Id rante linn fl
his 8otnune, bic sr mir i'm @6loG. sinrdums,
r0ns, unp i'd la6s ibn aur um bic Grlaubntb bit
ten. ras Siibafn Der uItsn @arsurstsa t9siIsl
iu rurisn.'
n@ctt, iaeie sudeiss Grau s.nIsIam !" Iaat
Der jInhe Diensr d6ielsudsnO, unp liant Ia hent
sins sr ris Srspps TN Snn,rn bee Salc0ss btn
aui
Gis.s6rau ron Surit otsr nasm BEN Arm Dc,
altsn Warsaretta. uScmm, Id ia9re Did, Is
niamt mth bod tei Dir auf z"
%, meine lisbs, sndrse Trau 9arOntu I" ri.f
bic Alis, nt6 bate ia DUr Trsurs teine 8uts mstr
ais i'd bOrte, cap i'd mein. alte 5errin prrsr ls<
tsm irue. Sd bate bic 0isrsr ss6stsn, mir 10,
8lri6 Natridt gu 9sten, wsnn Sie tlmen. atel
Sic rsrrrn ss tst mir eng uus arm Fnren"
uAmr ih wtrrs 9iste lei Cir Fnrsu, uns msin
9sr, miro ii& Sifllr&t srlci6tsrn, wsun id nit
Dir ron altsn 3siten irre6sn tann."
sic warsn in pie Dopuun9 Ger alteu surmas
liasn Eisnerin sinsetreRn, elm Stat&sn in et'
nsm gtstsnSssanrs; ss mar eng unD arm, atts
sS mar tsauem unc rsinli&.
rGs ii nuh immsr ras aIts stut6sn, laste lie
garcain.
.Sis fa6en es mir sslaif.n,D srpirsrte bic glts
yals 9siieer, rie na6 Sbnsn tisr aui Rem SGlc0s
MARIN. Ga: Ssrranfe ID Stnsn; Sic tatt,n,
ais sts furtsnsen, far pie alts 0i,nsrn rarum
9etetsn."
n9atsn lie Gid aud iUnt gut ss9uItsn, @nr'
sarstta 7"
neO gut IS sius. Der Baron ausuF BAIT.
;uIsst l''tf "i&t' m'Ar; Gi' Suasiss Graa piiIn
Is j1."
sd Hsib ss," isufsts sie 9arontn.
uDarum mubt. sr ss ssrtauisn an ZEN 6srrn
BON gtrsuttul. Gas mar ,in Spisler. - Ole
9sute iaeteu, Ct tate aud ZEN Baron Gusuli aus,
ss;cssn uns eus talte Gut itm im @pels atS.-
monnsn - nun, tei Gem snS IS anianss ssmaI'
rig pb.tsr; mad enissn Satrsn tenn ss atsr
aud nit ttm immtr m:tr teruntsr, unp DOR eis
n:m taI,sn SATIRE bat sr StISb uns Gut an ben
itesen Ssrn ssrtnuisn mIiIsn."
ullnp wit tdIt Iit rsy?" frasts rie Erau scn
Srrf.
G,ut uup 6ria(iA ou6r;,e Srou c6mokf sr
EN- 9vps ii unp frtts usfrmiitbi,r W,nI,n,sn
bat. Gr la6t rs mir in ntts istlen. atrr pi.
ant, oft. 3sit tummt rod utt mi,p,r "a.
inn INN itrn tsinobc ,wpli 9,brs Isito,m Si,
vcu tisr frrt, snr Der leliss esrr Baron guaau
III nun ltoa lsit smans Satren tort. gpn Fer
3sil an III es bier immer Embellishments :,od
,eiu,m Sore muetcn sic uoA ,,u olteu Sausss-
itsn StluB uus 9ut an ie,nsn gruter. 9beu
samassr, rem Baron auauR, asasten, ws,l OF
nur cine apttsr, sr atsr sinsn SOtn bate. Sts
rur:tsu MIR mi: Strsm & ur. Bier rutuen bl,is
s.u. 81 mOate Stnsn wrbl rcd, bart autsmmtn.
penn usnn id teesnf. nj. ser oute. ann. Ssrt
Baron Guitay um's Qstsn sefcmmsa mar. uup
nan @ie "a bier mctneu mltsteu t.i psm .(k,u
,m,une FER 10 ieu,u SrurerA, ,at,r 60 kstribt
sie ras i'd 10 son alien @siaGNn laruss; ser
a,tsn 81. % mir nur, lists suasise Jrau."
.Nein. n,in," sntasanste bic 8arunin, vlab uns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-26
(EOrtfsuns fsIst.)

-Dtsftutids Grag..- Cine Babel.
Sic lselt In sin.m 5atn:rbsfs, wprin 80 5Itn.r
unl 9lbus fab.
Ter 9tisrih, elm gpdel etn,
5taut in cen Scpi roll Brit tinsin,
81" sps,tsr, 9ad'ri& a.nannt,
Rcmmt aud ioslsid berbris.rannt.
llue ersr lanst NIT @liee -
Sm 1Opis mad Ger 9ra eeI =. ,ss''
Ter Cider nnerer @aderi& --' 80
Sstraften unD frirsa I'D,
Sum &f ssraist unc gan, nab, 'F
60 fsRn iie Dug III ause ra..
Ss fanssn nit rsn 1asm, '''a
Gntittli4 an 3U trassn. a h-'
rlnr itlassn iIG Die SsOrsn
I'm ibre tctbsn Otrru. = - ffA>
Ssst rusft rsr 6idsria, @rans, IL
Fem @adsri& ne Gser aus. ''-a
Der Gadsri6, Yer srf sntFcs,
Natt's isst nsm gnrsrn .6snlo.
llnr Sistt BEN Gid'riG etenprtin
Ssim S&Vpfe in rem 5opf tin.in. q
Erin tampissn iit pua gan, srttst,
llHs runO umSsr Die erdss iprist;
llur fsinsr BAIT fiji fir ttf.st,
S6ftcn rcr lppf am Bcrsu li.at.
SEPT t0mmt Fer s&nau,sI (5Oisuns) str5.nnn.
tlnp ma6t Rem San3sn Strsit elm Gus.
Sis6 sa, bic 5dtns sst'n ua& 5aus
llns istsn gan; srtdrmli& aus
DIR s3nupsl rift Ten Rst su 9tas,'
] Den Staesn tnt rus 8sssrsist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1866-05-26

rae 7RFrmaMIRr golksblatt
,rfhsint jrbsm eamtas unb eoifet jabr'
lid 2 Dollars in 6albjaBrIt3sr 9oraas'
ssLb!ans.
4nitistu sen 10 btifen sbtr wtuiSer 4
rrStn fpls.nesrmastn btrt3ntt:
SIR DIAL Sl.OO
Sar jtrt ptiters GinrafunS SO Gts.
SIR Nlpnats $500
Sir 8 ~ 5.yo
S1r :, 500
Sar Sahr 1900
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

DIR. Franklin and the South Caro-
lima Planter.-A friend relates to us
that the SUMMER before the war at the
house of a hospitable South Carolina plant
er, he was UP one morning with the sun
and was about to venture forth on a morn
ing walk, when he was checked by the
planter at the door.
''You cannot pass, sir; too early"
''Too early! Why, my dear Colonel, what
says DIR. Franklin 90
''Early to bed and early to rise will
make man healthy, wealthy and wise.'
Every fine, sir; but all a fAllacy. Early
rising and the Inhalation, upon an empty
stomach, of the morning malaria Of this
country, North and South, have been the
death of thousands-the death of thous-
ands, sir. from the time of Capt John
Smith to this day. Wait till after break
fast, fortify your stomach with cup of
hot coffee, and then, the noxious vapors of
the night being exhaled by the gun, we
will take a morning ride
But, my dear Colonel, am always for
titled with wineglass of HOsTETTER's
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.'
"Ah, then, sir, you may stick to DIR.
Franklin. Hostetter's agent at Charleston
supplies me, and / am expecting a box to-
day with my wagon. Those Bitters. I find.
are sure protective against all the fevers
resulting from malaria. Doctor franklin
holds good, sir, even in the swamps of
South Carolina, if fortified with Hostetter's
bltters.' 29n-4w
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

The Great Show COming.-The
young folks, as well as a good many folks
who are not very youthful,will be edelight-
ed to hear that the greatest show of tie
season is to bein Upper Sandusky on Satur-
day, the 90th inst. Two magnificent shows
combined--Van Amburgh's Mammoth Me-
-nagesie and Gardner, Hemmipgs & Co.'S
celebrated American Circus, all under one
canvass, either Of which is great show in
itself But you must read their advertise
mcnt to get the particulars; you will find
list of wonderful natural curiosities, as
well as some of the most celebrated per-
formers of the day. all in the same pro-
gramme OF course most every body, and
everybody's children, VIII go to see the
show.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21
F o U r T II or JULY
THE TEMrLARs' CELEBRATION

Upper Sahdusky Lodge, No.. 15l. of the
1ndependent Order of Good Tcmplars. pro-
pose to celebrate the approaching anpiver-
sary of American Independence With a
grand BAsHET MEETING. or general pic nic,
In which other Lodges, the friends of teiii-
pcrance generally. as well as all others
who desire to do 50, are invited to partlcl-
pate. .,4.
ful grove belonging to Mai. y. ID. SEARS,
Immediately west of town. where speech
os, music. feasting aid fun, will be the or
der of the day.
It is hoped that ali who eah do so con-
veriiently will comic, with their baskets
well supplied with the good thiifSs. OF
this lifa--not only enough for Themselves
but for others who may be here from a
distance 'unprovided for. :. e .,,,
A grand procession of the order ilfi plll
regalia will take place, and all lodges that
contemplate being present as organ n&-
tions should report by letter to Gefi. l: M.
KIRBY. Chief Marshal of the day, in cider
that he may be able TO assign them 10
their proper positions. t
No tables will be erected, but, as at any
other social picnic, all formality and
show will he dispensed with, and each
family or party will be expected to ar
range an imprompta table, spread their pro-
visions upon it invite their friends and any
others who do not-seem to he provided
for, and then indulge in good old fash
Toned lunch,
A deiightfai time is expected and all
are cordially invited TO join In the celc-
bratioai, ~ -gF5s e-.7.y ,r~,.r
By order of Com. of Arrangements,
w. T. WILSON.
Chairman.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

Findlay School HOuse.-It is said
that the people of Fipdlay are about erect
ing magnificent Union School House,--
1t is proposed to make the entire front iOG
feet, main ceater 30 feet extending back
so feet two stories high, exclusive Of base
ment, which will be devoted to Janitor's
residences and amusement rooms for chill
drcn i'm inclement weather.
We say success to the good people oI
Findlay in their laudable enterprise.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

Complimcnted.-W were Informed
by letter, a few days since, that we had
been, elected TO honorary membership of
the Excelsior Society" of Wittenberg
Cellege. located at Springfield, Ohio, The
members of the ~Exceisiorn win please ac-
cept our grateful acknowledgements for
the complimentary notice with which they
have bees. pleased TO honor as,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21
n OuSEKEEPERS 6

Go TO the Hardw are Store of Hale & Kirby for
Stoves of all kinds, Pots and Kettles, Tin and
Japanned Ware, in ali its varieties, Brass and
Glass Curtain Pins, Brass Cornice, Spoons,
Knives and Forks, plated Spoons and Forks
Cheap, as well as all kinds of
TABLE TLEaY,
Coffee Mills, Looking Glasses, Meat Saws,
Hash Knives, Steelyards and hundred other
things useful to Housekeepers
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

New Pamp.-Tht latest ire provemcnt
on wells and pumnswas Introduced in our
town few days ago. The men carry the
holes with them, set them into the ground
any where and 90 co pumping up water.
Messrs Van Marter s. Lowell have pur-
chased the right to supply the people of
Wyandot and Marion counties with these
,hrtable wells s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

The -Ktna Insurance Company is,
we think, the most reliable Institution of
The Kind in this country; hence we invite
special attention to the advertisement of
the Company in another column. S. W.
Holmes is the local agent for this place.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

I Crude Petroleum is being extensive
lv used in New YORK for the destruction of
insects oil fruit and shade trees. 1t was
found that the acids of refined Petroleum
were injurious to the trees themselves but
the critde is harmless ami has the desired
effect iii permanently destroying The ver-
.,,i,1 t.sf-.#s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

THE Latest t.-lfhe city editor of the
Itichnibnd Ind.) Telegraph heralds the
advent of II neiv-fangled bonnet in that
place. thusly:
1.-THE latest eastcrii fashion for a bonnet
appeared oil Maiii Street yesterday: 1t
consisted of tvs fye-stiaws, tied together
with a bite ribtGii ON top of the head. and
red tasSals suspended at each of the four
ends of the straws. It wits q love of a
b0nnet - price only Sls.'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

Telegraphic.--The Telegraphic De-
partment of Calkins, Griffin 81 Co.'S
Union Business Institute, Oberlin, Ohio
is second to none in this country. 1t
thoroughly and fully prepares the student
to take charge of an office. Satisfaction is
guaranteed. Do not fail to address them
for particulars before going elsewhere.
% 4 F2on-1m.l
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

Sale of LOtS.-Roberts 4 Watson pro-
pose to sell at public auction. a number OF
very valuable town lots. on the 21st day of
July, upon remarkably favorable terms.====
See advertisements. axe ID rs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21
TO S A = lie r s

Large variety Of Buckles of all kinds, SnaE-
fle Port and Ring Bits of various kinds, Shoe
Thread, Rein Web, Girting, Ivory. We ood and
Rubber rings Hames, Iron and Copper Rivets,
and many other articles used by saddlers. for
sale very cheap by HALE & KIRBY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21
The Health of Women Between
and Forty Years Old.-Thc

The Health of Women Between
Twenty and Forty Years Old.-Ihc
Cincinnati Times has collected some new
and startling statistics in reference to the
health of tvonefi between twenty and
forty years of age. II Prints a table show
inc the fittfnbefof rf1at6s and females be-
tween those ages buried III each of forty
five cemeteries located in Ohio Illinois and
Michigan. These foot up: iflales SOC; ie-
males 1889. The statistics seefff broad
enough on which to found 81 general rule.
They reveal tho startling fact that fifty
Dey cent. more women thafI men die be-
tween the ages of twenty and forty. The
causes of this difference may be deduced
from the following facts which have fallen
under the observation of the Titiic<:
/. That in the Oldest yards OF the coun-
trv. in which the first settlers buried their
dead, the number Of the sexes who died
between twenty ahd forty years of age
were the most nearly eqiial-in many cases
the males outnumheriilg the femaleS.while
in the ne~ yards at the same places, the
females greatly hutht,mber the males.
2. That in private or select yards. whefe
the upner classes bury exclusively, the
number of female dead during this period
of life is very greatly iii excess OF the
males.
g. That in yards where the foreigners
chiefly bury their dead. the males usually
exceed the fehaies between those ages.
These facts carry With them their own
lessons;and plead most eloquently for their
enforcement. The Inevitable conclusion
from them is that the life of our women in
the upper classes of society isah unhealthy
one. The requirements of fashion, iii dfcss,
in habits. in food, are daily killing the
women of America. There is great need
of immediate reform III this matter.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

An Unfortunate Man named Ed
ward Smith. residing at f4afue, Marion
county. while in fit, cspsized y ;stea-kettle.
the boiling hot water running down his
throat. scalding his face, destroying his
sight. aid literally burning his insides otit.
After lingering ten hours he died,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

Sunday and Monday were beautiful
days for Young ducks and other websfoot-
ed youths. We will Withhold OUR endorse
ment of the weather clerk until he evinces
q disposition to do better.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

Fine Painting,-Our readers afe re-
spectfally iavitad by ff;pe WhinnerT to
call at the Office Immediately over Beefys'
store and examine q beautiful nil painting
recently painted by him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21
Freshening MackereI.-

Freshening Mackerel.-Many per-
sons who are in the habit OF. freshening
mackerel, or other salt fish, never dream
that there is a right and a wrong way to
doit. Any person who has seen the pro-
cess of evaporation going on at the salt
works knows that the salt falls to the bot
tom. Just so it is in the pan where your
mackerel or white fish lies soaking. and as
it lies with the skin side down, the salt will
fall to the skin and remain there; when,
placed with the flesh side down, the salt
falls to the bottom of the pan, and the fish
comes out freshened as it should; i'm the
other case it is nearly as salt as when put
in. If you do net believe this, test it for
Yourself
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21
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The very best assortment of riows, Hoes,
Shovels, Rakes, Scythes and Snaths, Manure
Forks, Hay Forks, Spades and other farming
implements will be found at the establishment
of HALE & KIRBY,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-06-21

The July Number of the IADY's
Book is a perfect treat for the ladies'
Flowers. fashions, patterns and beautiful
plates, are showered over its pages in pro-
fusion, and we only wonder the publish
ers can give so much for the money these
hard times. Increase the circulation OF
the book, fadies, for J.. A. Cooley invests
much of'the sarplas funds in an improve
ment of its pages. Terms S3100 per year
half,yearly subscriptions. received at 81. 80