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.H01IsN RkHlh cstatt. sLAIlfll
LEETz q APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Omce 323 Third street, North side.
DAYTON, QUO.

"a SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house aud well llnpipvod, six miles from
Dayton, ad1Oialng Libeity-eib0O
Il a Ane residence, 5if acrpss wen improved,
within one nile Of DaytUn-e3,800.
IL "A trame house and ~ acfesi on Grecneastle
A latn of i0o acres, on Bear Creek good land,
A farm Of 50 acres, two miics north Of Phnips-
burg cheap at s3 900 .t- .Ilrf--I
Il a me brick on Jones street-S35OO
II A line house and lot on East Third street 81 600
Three houses and lots ol Eonrtn street for $4,000
g 800, and q % each all cheap
A hto residenue In yellow springs, wcll I'M
K gocd house and lot, vsn Improved, on I,ons
a farm, 3 miles from Dayton, OF 40 acres, well
impioved, on Eaton Pikei cheap for $4,000.
a fann ofltl acres, ,rile east Of Union. on the
pid Troy road well Improved, and the best quality
DfHlnnd--NNGfl.
A farm OF l93 acres well improved 8 miles south.
west W CovlagtOn Ohio the Dost lahd, for cas- per
1 Flax factory, occupied BY Messrs Davis q Co.
Win tnnchluefv, and acres OF land.
IL a iarn "a lBD acres, mile north of Browns sta
tion, on western x. r., on Twin Greek, well I'm
4 farm Of 80 acres on Greenville r. R-S2 80.
y fai7n Of % acres, good improvements, al
lBInWn s station, on Western X. R,--s3 roo. ft,.
A farin Of 70 Ncres, on Germantown Pike, miles
FROM Dayaon--ap0OO. n i.tIf -..s
| A number OF houses and lots In different parts ol
the city. All will be sold cheap. 'N LN
ieb2lu .fr LENTz a APPLEGATB. r. Il. A,
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CERTIEICATE OF AUTHORITY,
cTo expireon the 31st day Of January 1861
OPFIoE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATH)
l.- ILLl aINHuRANn DEEA RIAL KHrL Ll-L-- !

d
. JEj 1910 INSURANCE DEPA RTzfEHT, t1Hi I ,
baotf-la, COLUMBUS, ONO, July 10, 1866, d.
/ WHEBE4s, The PtIGNIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE C0AfPANY located at Hartford in
the STATE Of G0nnecticpt has filed in this 0fice
sworn stdtemeht Of its condition, as required by
lthe act ITO regulate Insurance Companies NOT In.
cprporqted by the state of Ohio" passed April g.
1856 and amended February q, 1884 and tfe 'het
passed ATtll 5, 1866; and, WHEREAS. said Conipa.
NY has iurHishedthe unders gned satisfactory eviL
dence that it is possessed of an actual Capital Of
least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
thyetted asr9gqired by said aeis and, WHEREAS,
shid Company has filed in this offce written in
strtnnont under its corporate seal gned by the
aEtS 81 asef sea 81 any 3SS
az EkH9Yetge service pf process for and in behalf
Ipl said Company according TO the terms of said
|att lApriisi 1861 9YgdSIdoI0l N ,-fi61S -
aorssad, SST Ja&Es PasSShSN Pa5SN p AasJa R c 5s
State ipp Ohio do hereby certify that shid PIlGl
NIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF Hartford Is authorized TO transact the business
pf Lilo lpsHranpedn this state until the thirty first
Hay OF Jahnary, IN the year one thousand eight
hpudftd and d Nty sewn. Il AUDItIIu yHI Dl
.IfEAaLyl J, IN WITEhss WHFhHoYs have hereupto
\ Pg9s t9 he sfishdths day and year 9boRe Writ
- JiodonHI1m Oh Oh bal iEtdit6r of STATE! o
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New and Fashionable
Spring and Summer Clothing.
ROSIE b STERN, a
No. aOS Third street,

A RE now receiving their stock Of SprinO and
n Suntfaqrf CtotAte0 embracing all the newest
and most ,shionable STYLES Their stock Is one Of
the largest and best In the city, and the goods have
been selected expressly, for this market Their
assortmsnt consists of Apats, Pants, Vests. Sims
assortment of t.,'S
GentLeDsens' .FsrafsRing Goods.
In CUSTOMER WORK they can not DE ex-
celled, having engaged as cutter, Mr.. AUGUST
well kn0wn 20 the eitizena Sf DA yton as one 0f The
best In his line The quality of their goods is
FUyIE ys T s1s e tSe saS 3 70 Es
bklH Call and examine our, assortment, before
1rchasng elaaNherea and yOrl Will i1nf thai we
much Of low prices and then sell higher than any
"oiy 9ifI akfu 81 han lsn AplssqH Ii
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the distressing effects OF ihdigesto1 accom- pan led
by a prostratiOn Of the neuFoas ryetG9n. Numer.
oua aremedics were recommCndled by friends and
some of them tested, but iWtth0dh relief Your
.Hopnand's German BittelA were reebmmondod by
persons who had tried thehs, ana whose favorable
mention of these Bitters Induced ma TO try them
must confess thatA4s hae ,ua fsSfsion to Patent
Medicines from the "thqilaendhRnn one" quack
"Bitters," whose only aim seems tube to palm on
sweetened and drugged liquor upon the community
In sly way, and the tendeang O9aWhlch I fear Is
so,nake many aconhrmedd drtfnkRrdt Upon learn
lng that yours was really amedie1nM preparation,
u took IL with happy effect. Its action, not only
Wat prompt and gratifying. feel that have
ie1 we'd great and permanent bepeQt from the use
az few bottles, Very pgctfplsytgours,
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COUNTY OF HARTFORD 10 81,
Horace j. Morse vice F'residehtg and Jas +.
BhEpS lseSE9taIy Us q the Phepix, Mutual tdfe, I'M
and say RtthGfofegOlng Is a. flb ffub and aof
rect statement of the affairs of the said Company
ll1d that they are the above described Ofieefs
therepf.,F,i B.. % iti II. .J. MORSE PFesfenks =
' JAS. f. BuRNS, Secretary
Rubsnrlbed and sworn be orc he this i0th daS or
J9ly, 1865. EDWARD GOODMAN -.
llF1vE CENT STAMP Ohio Com Of DEEDS IN Coin.
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HOOFLAND'R eEaHAN FITTEms
WIN A--.- L..L- ..l-A-.r
READ wHO eANe "a,

From the Rev. Levi G. Back Pastof Of the Baptist
Church, Pembertop, N. j., forufefly OF the North
Baptist Church, fhAlAAalphla. .ats.Qsesent Pastor
=
have known Hoonand q aefmah Bltters favor.
ebly for a number Of years huFa.psed them in my
own family, and have bean so pieased with their
Ienects that was nduco,tao, recomjhend them TO
many others, and know tatthey nave operated in
.Astriklngly beneficial munnafs take great pleas
nre In thus publicly proclhimng this fact and call
ing the attention Of those Afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are recomnended 10 these
Filters knowing fro faNxneFionna that my recon-
mendation Will be sustAtneU I DO tAis more cheer
tho afflicted, and Is mot o um drink"
FtA, PcH SurSi truly as.z,s,,,. LEVI G. !, BECK
t.l Baptist Church. nhlladelp phia.
Nt-rn-z4
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STAT

I ChflNh VI the AbDlIok VI SIATE,i
U .Lr, rCoLpABEs, QHlo, July i3, lsG6,yy 5czr
IT'S hereby certified that tho foregoing Is a cor
reft copy OF the Statement or Condition OF the
l,1@niN Mutual Life fnsurance Company, of
u 4rtiord, Coahaetent made 20 and hled fRihis
rs" aWitness, ny hand and seat ofidiaiiS 'Yo
n sEhLl pnIl. huH luuli JhSi II, q G0DM AEQoJ
Y2SYS unI.l. INN, .ra Auditor os states
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From Rev. J. Newton Brehalsep.sps Editor of the
encyclopedia OF Reli kious kho W1edge and Chris.
'tlan Chronicle, Philadelphia. suzzF
although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general through distrust of
their ingredients and effects yet know Of no suf-
ncient reasons why 4man may nots testify to the
benefits he believes qlmseif % lufn Received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to thohepe4b of- -othaEs.
II do this the reaaily In fetafti,to Hoonand S
German Bitters prepared by Dr. EN- Jackson, OF
this city, because wnsp spreindiesdnNtin inst them for
many years, under the IMPRESSION TINT they were
chiefly alcoholic mi xtureg ram debted TO M v
friend, Robt. Shoemaker, $50, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper teais and DOR encourage
long continued debilit Tb6ads ithree bottles
Tof these Bitters at the begiBaehg d the present
year, was followed 10y evident reHefland restora-
ton to degree of bodily and mental vigor which
had not felt for six months hpfqreaRpd had almost
despaired OF regaining. Eth0fofore thank God
and my friend for directn lime 10 the use of them
j. NEWTON BEowN, Phil laaelphia.
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From the Rev. Thos. ID. Winter, ID. A. Pastor of
n Roxborough BaptazkEh arsh.
SDear sir:---I feel IL due 0yopr excellent prepa
ration, Hoonands GermNlf Issefsi t1Rdd my tes-
timOpy to the deserved reputation itlAs obtained
have for years, at times been troubled with great
disorder In my head and nervous system. / was
advised by friendto try bottle of your German
unexpected relief; my healfh lIslB beeh very ma
terially benefited. l conhdontfF lnGtammend the
article where meet with cases similaf 10 my own
and have been assured by may Of their good ef-
fects. Respectfully, yours. I. WINTER,
Roxborough, Pa.
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HIGAEST STYLE DR. TRE ART!

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( yi1poip .4nsl aHl al nisu Jail tHs rssu
/ vrev II u dSldH ih ,Aigi.t4t7H aaitd.nai
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J n bEWAhE OF COUNlA|lfNN1IS.
Sec that the signature OF "C. zafh6KSON Is on
Z II the wrapper Of eAch bottttA
Should your nearest drug gplntS othsgve the arti-
Gle do not be put on by any M thesintoxicating
preparations that may be ofefesbfh - place, but
sspa 70 us and we win for'SsFil saasSefy packed
'by'eSpress.
M. PRINCIPAL OFFICE AM. R.MANpFACToRY,
No. ga Arch st.. Ph1adeIplala, Pa.
ED6 ts.os...o,. 'SShs % q ~ > SasSsoSs s;ha CO.,
q1 sal. Nv Drn..,.,. - b..,s.. 3 &
IN tpe United States udece6 mHdaeaww
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Illuninated POSTERS,

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eii ni had st6Hio tttp1s Ita si,j,t,ia
msiayE all pasa1 sr14as 81 EIftt
| II iht b1iWientl bHB ahtaai s4s,a
tpsHiawoth oL-FoRl=adsIi td hsiastiH
10 lh,iaydq ,shii7 ~ drirt,vG issia
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Robdck's Bttters.
They are better than an Pilis, Powders. al
pther nauseous, disagreeable eompOuB,i- rf..
Z wfr1 ff0bdUb's g}ftters9 1 81
I They can be taken without regard to diet
an appetizer they have no equal
Y ROBdck's Bitters.
I They are prepared by an old and skillful ply
sian, firom well known vegetable remedies b
4 RObGc6s's Bttters. ..,
Wherever known they have become q staut
Family strengthing remedy. 90
H0bGcIe's J2itters.
Try one bottle, and you viii always use the :
and recommend them TO others. 0f-Hf 'Il
2 ff.t... ltf tfs.f
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From Rev. d. Mcrrige, Paabuenof the Passyunk
~ Church, Philadelphia

From Rev d. Mcrrige, Haahgfs of the Passyunk
NJ Church, philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendation
given TO DIR. HOonand's GeI1nan Bftters was in
duced to give them triRA Nfeer nSng several
bottles found them to bOlGagodt3lfiotncdy for de-
bility, and most excellent tonic forthe stomach.
ID ~mERRIGE.
FHom Rev. VIM. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
Yincentown and Miliyille IN. IA RRRtist Churches
Philadelphia -.f1sss7esss
ai,H Having used In my Amilpa nutdhRSbf bottles OF
your Hoonand's German B itCkrS, khdte to say that
| regard them as eXcelledt medicine, specially
adapted to remove the diseases tiney are recon-
menped for They strengthen and invigorate the
system when debilitated, and are useful in dsor-
defs Of the liver, loss Of appetite SC have also
recommended them to several Of mysfgiepds, who
have tried them and found a1g.66reaB HAnehcial
in the restoration OF healthA YoprS tfllyN
VIM SMITH, ~ 'fsdtehintRn Street
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n, -HlfIlt IIlH uNh bQi
NSURANCE POIIIOI4e6 & BIlAhIK3-L1
dessly pfinteb atthess'F EMPIRE
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AZ KINDS or rEXHIBITI0Ns.

f7um tid7tni4a paaph tiiH .3"iil ~ 4'
-o1ra i6sbbdW 9HHaisp .Faoi ss.in
l1idU4oyidhu tu .Hlsr ha.iHuhb b.
t!uinF1 ltu4hhns i7dtngl tlli It all.t
iAa, dsiHys Vilbsiipa, bsh -.s,sIsl4 51
.sAnb ls,t. - atu 5elt,
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MENAGERIEs,
,tAlA pag"iq CIItCUSES, .}ian " -
! .4saH hHh ntsibVs a1T IHlIAIIfdsL ~ -
nWoh aaii4yaa al .EHEATERS,

tauiaHai tfsg d1la'~p ia sNalJui = sd
10 aatgab ali .aiaul'if,rai ia,34aii "i q
IuliiiHaH", uSNHD,Ll laspi'i tii'4 se Il
| ui lndInif ~ Ehhitns hda sal7h,3ti tsoit'
uu1 ioiatiptos s1l sdos uIU .s5.E.
/ .rtal hliss ri sGel4 d. ts,iti,H b i.l So.
snofiuId shi ie Iua srisna,. l,,.tiiI
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If you WANT A FARM
Advertise In the WESTERN EMPIRE
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30

Cincinnati Home insurance Co.
This is one of the most reliable companies
in the United States, and it's Board of Man
ayers is composed of some of The solndest
and most thorough going business men of
the State of Ohio. Where this company
and the men having charge ofits interests
are we'll known, they need no recommen-
dation at the hands of any one, but as
interested parties have been endeavoring
to iniure the reputation of the "Cincinnati
Home i'm this community. we deem it
our duty to say this much in justice to one
Of Ohio's own good, sound companies.
The card of the Company, with some
certificates and receipts in evidence of its
standing in other sections of the country,
will be found in another partiio ourpaper
Col. JoNT. AYREs is the Agent for the
Home in this place, which of itself is suffi-
cient evidence of the reliability of the
company, for JOINT would not touch an In
surance Company that was even suspicious.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30

Bounty Claimants.-It will be seen
by the following teegraphc dispatch from Washington
that have been rghe in holding on to the claims
which have made out for bounty, under the law Of
July 2s, 1866. The following is the dispatch:
WASHINGTON, August "a, 1885,
Judging by the great number of claims that are daily
received at the office of the Paymaster General those
who believed themselves to be entitled to the bounty
allowance under act of July 2Sth, 1885, entertain the
impression that much will be gained by securing the
entrance Of their claims file in the office at the ear
liest possible day. This is error The wise ana te
prudent among The claimants will defer remttlng tnei
claims and papers to the authorities here until they
learn the and requirements OF the regulations
which are to govern the payments OF these claims
These regulations may materially AFFECT the character
of application, in which case the last claims
received will most probably be the first settled while
those already file may need to be returned for ne
bnt on the contrary, much time may be lost, and the
examination, etc., upon claims may be greatly hinder
ed by over-haste in submitting them for file.
We have some two-hundred claims ready to be for
warded, but we will not mail of them until Audy
johnson. in his wisdom, makes up his mind to permit
soldiers and their friends know what required of
them by publishing the report of the Commission ap
pointed for that purpose.
IN the time, let all soldiers entitled to bounty
under the law bring IN their discharges, hats their
claims made out and to ready to send just
the proper time comes and should it be neces
sary for them do anything further in the matter
will let them know at
Come to w. T. WILSON, Late Col. l23d O. " l. an au-
thorized Military Claim Agent you want your claims
made out or desire information on the subject.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
Sante is Himself A Again!-We dol

Sante is Himself fAgain!-We don't
mean Sante Anna, nor Sante Croix, but
our old friend SANTE MENTo, formerly cut
ter for Joseph Openheimer. He, in con
nection with Mr.. JOHN MILLER, also late
of the Union Clothing Store, and very
fine workman, are about opening a first
class Merchant Tailoring establishmentin
the Christian building. They have pur-
chased magnificent stock of piece goods.
and with Sante's well known taste and
skill as fashionable cutter, they cant fail
to please those of our people who desire to
dress neatly and well. We overheard enc
of our fashionable bloods declare the 9th
er day that "Sante is a euss on cut" and
we had to acknowledge that there was a
good deal of ftruth i'll the elegant remark:
Call and see the new firm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
Cattle Market.

NEW DIRK, Aug. u.
BEEF CATTLE offerings to-day, $500,
There have been 5000 head retailed at Ber-
gen during the week. The receipts in
clude 1.3l4 from Il1inois.41 Alb from Kentucky
and 412 from Ohio. There were some very
good Cattle. but the quality was generally
medium. There are too many poor stock.
The weather was clear and splendid. Trade
was lively for the best, but dull on other
kinds. Cattle at the close are mostly in
the hands of spectators. We quote the
best qualities, 17@1S; medium, 15@1615c; !;
inferior. 10@12c.
SHEEP is an overstock of Sheep
and Lambs, and are dull and declining
Sheep, 6@D714c; Lambs, 7@S1ac.
HOGS--Eleven cars in. Market steady
at 1l@113sc.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.

Man wants a ToNFD--no uncommon want
And every year and month brings Forth one,
Which, after cra1nming the gazette with can't
The age discovers to be not the true one,
Of such as these let their concoctors vaunt
pl sing the bitters that have credit due won
The worlds great Tonic which skill can better
Imean the matchless Bitters of Hostetter.
Doctors were living long before old Galen .s.E
And since, exceedfEg learned, grave and sage
But the stomachics they were bound to fail in;
Success came not until this later age,
Now is the sick folks made hale in,
And dread dyspepsia driven from the stage,
Agues, reInittents, headaches-real head spitters-
Vanish like smoke before Hostetter's Bitters.
Herbs, barks and roots compose the rare infusion;
No'mineral poison mars their juices pure,
And Rye's mild essence holds them in solution.
The taste is pleasant, the effect is sure,
Meier have the Bitters yet proved delusion;
Trythem in time, and health and strength secure,
The dragon Slayer figures on the label,
And they, like him, to save the weak are able.
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Akron Stone Ware!
Legal Notice.

MARTHA LITTLE, widow, and Catherine
WI Stinchcomb, Nancy j Coon, Elizabeth
Little and George A. Little, heirs at law, of
James Little, deceased, will take notice that
petition was filed against them on the 2lst day
of August, A. D., 1866, in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Wyandot,
by James W Little and is now pending where
in said James w Little demands partition of
the following real estate, to-wit: The West
half of the Northwest quarter of Section
wenty eight 2 the fooS NoEtheast t quarter Of
South west quarter of Section Thirtytwo (32),
and lot number one Q) being the South part
Of the North west quarter of Section Thirty
two (32), all in township one (D, South of
Range Fifteen Q5), East in said county of Wy
andot and State of Ohio, and that at the next
term of said Court the said j Jamee W. Little will
apply for an order that partition may be made
of said premises.
Dated this 2lst day of August, A. D., 1866.
j. D. d G. SEARS,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
August %, l66G.-6w.
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Ohio State Fair.-The Annual Fair of

the Ohio Agricultural Association will be held this year
at Dayton the 25th 26th 9th and 2Sth days of Sep
tember 1t said by those who profess to be posted
that 1t will be the finest exhibition that has been
held in the State. The board of managers are making
the most extensive preparations for tie comfort and
convenience OF the vast crowd that expected to be
present. and it will not be their fault Fair of 1866
IL not decided success.
we in receipt Of note from the efficient secre-
tary Of the Board, John H. Clippart, ESQ., in which he
informs that the sandusky & Cincinnati, C. & Co.
and A. G. &c W. Railroad Companies have agreed to
carry passengers to and from Dayton during the Fair al
haf-fare, and articles for exhibition, FREE. No ar
rangement could be made with the p F. w. & C. Rail-
road Company people will be compelled as usua
OH such occasions, to pay full fare to Forest.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30

The smiling Providence'' which cheer
ed the Philadelphia Convention into such
irrepressible joy, by means of dispatch
the election of johnson man
to Congress from Nevada, seems to have
had browning face" hid behind it. La
ter and more correct returns show the
election of the Radical ticket by large
gains. Moses weep.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30

Union SchOOl.-The fall term of the
Upper sandusky Union School will commence on next
Monday. We understand that Mr.. Myres of Wayne
county is to have the superinendency of the schools,
and that the following ladies have been engaged
sstaits: Misses Codding. McClain, Kessler and Hills
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
Runaway.-A horse

Runaway.-A horse belonging to our
young neighbor, Jacob Tribolet, away with that
gentleman fewdays ago, throwing him from the wa
gon to which the horse attached and brusing him
up considerably; his injuries not very serious,
however. Henry wuscher also unloaded from the
same wagon very unceremoniously, but believe he
was not hurt in the oper alton.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30

To Young Persons desiring to fit
themselves for active life by good prac-
tical business education, we say go to
Oberlin. Ohio, and attend for a term the
Business Institute of Calkins, Griffin &
Co. The wide spread popularity that this
Institution has gained of late is without q
parallel in the history Of commercial
schools. And the proficiency of it's gradu-
ates is a standing testimony of the thorugh-
ness of the drill to be had there. Don't
fail to send for a circular.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
joe Oppenheimer of the Union Cloth

Joe Oppenheimer of the Union Cloth
ing Store, rs sready receiving and opening his Fall
Stock Of clothing and piece goods of which he han pxr
chased large and splendid variety
Joe requests to say for him that he proposes
to sell goods by the yard and that when goods are
bought at his store he will charge nothing for
ing dcutng. This will be very convenient for per-
sons who desire to get clothing for themselves boys
made at home or by other parties.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
Harper,s Magazine opens up it's Sep

Harper's Magazine opens up its Sep
Iember number with some interesting "reminiscences of
the war, followed by "Anrg Life the Border, Texas
Lost and Won," and many other articles OF interest,"
Now that cold wealth is approaching, would advise
all persons to subscribe for Harp err is just the
magazine for long winter evenings perusa Terms,
$500 per year. BY the way, publishers you not
going to send us missing numbers for April, May,
june and Julys We cannot have the volumes bound
without them, and are justly entitled to them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30
The silver Band.-our new band :

The Silver Band.-Our new band re-
eeived Its instruments from New York few days ago.
They consist Of magnificent set Of silver horns. with
rosewood drums etc. OF the silver mounted
gentlemen feel very proud and well they may. for
their instruments are an honor to the city. and with
the weil-known musical talent Of the members, the
upper sandusky Silver Band' is bound to be a
cess. As most Of the boys have had some experience
in "tootin suppose the sIlvers will be pre-
pared to appear In public.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-08-30

Ncyada.--The following are the officers
elected the nth inst by the citizens Of the newly
incorporated village of Nevada:
MAyoR-G. W. Balliett
RkcoKpER-val Dombaugh.
THCsTEEs--E. R. Welsh, w. McJunkin, c. F. Holman,
C. 2. Hopp. John Tadbope-