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uub SOffmann.
Otebrere Seifamente tpurben erIfnet unb Aos
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neri9aft, meI&e 5wii4en benz Sldser unb Yetlug.
ten ais @igeutbiimer Der 8rOabtpap uuS Scout
Yctnt Serrp beftebt. SUI Pro5eB.
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Der 1875 MW. Bug febt In NeD @aHte tn Berbinbune
NIT lem ntuen u. eIeednten DsmpftOpt nGaml. MR. 5eltpnS
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philadelphia.
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EetterbetSrteft.
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$50. n 0torb SppartfraSe,
Embroidery Stamping & Ladies
f,iGl Fancy Bussines,
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befbreiben, wenbe man f6 an bic & Id G Sfftce, pref.
tenttr. Depot, pter an bic Sfftce Der @tretntG Inb Eennp
lee Mtr Sine RatIrpab, 125 2eet BdItiuGrefr.
George u. Dabmun,
General Etfet Neent.
80 at. Grdn fprb, N9snt.
(~2aiuI1mt) s.. S. &ennep, Superintendent.
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mern bemieuiseu 3useiprc1eu, Der bas eeben zines rS=
mii&su SitrSers serettet Bate. WelGe 8eIpbnuns lift Der
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Observation-Disclosures Dretfen!
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ttet fur bic Beauemlt6tttt Son
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unb seben b~enielben BITE gDabl bon feds berT&tetenen &ru.
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bet Sage p~aifrenb, mad Bottom, gtstD .gcrt Chsr Baltimore
AM fWnfjte perf6tebenen &puten,
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Rei)e=g e(egen6eiten.

err Na6 @aItern @bOre, 3d.,
sAs unb
Nnrnmnfe glibrr. Mb.
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erfa a unb MDntae Wtoratns 9 ubr ~btrIafen, nn'
bat'en6 an Dbeneendnnten pIGten urb tn Baltimore Dor
Ga3etGnSrut am Stettae unb 0tenfae 1ntrut'
=Sutrperte nod GatStae, Drunmprttppn, DftneeB apn,
Snbm Siu, 8erltn nnb anbern YIdssn Der SalbtnfE Fnb
an ben Derfbtstenen eanbunespIdsea su %GttCmnen;
No6ntttd8S dn6enrnrnen.
8ahrprets S. Mabistiten urb Gaiaten extra.
4ass SsPad Out bes @isenttGners geta6r
urs261 GbaG. &. 6 annDn, &at.
YbilaOelpbias, MilminQtOn> nn0
8altimOre- GailrOob.
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Baltimore nC6
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gadasters, welde Ste go @IH. Ober s.25 Yy9. Grpres.
auGe nebnaen, eebsn burG Spn Baltimore mad BafalC per
Niagara TauS tn
Wntunb2mdnsin Strnbenl
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Dem seebrteu RubIituu CUR oprlaufseu Na&ri1t, bas
bic Sorbereitungeu fir baS Geff inter Der 2eitung umf@s
tiger Qrarnlitteen i'm rcleu @anSe ftub, unb mir bic Her-
it&eruns seben tSnnen, bos baffeIbe an CLAM Bic lest in
unierer Dtitte llnerrei@tes gu Iiefern befimmt III. Bir
erin4en bas P%utlitum, bic auf bas beUprfebeuSe 6eft
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Ser Insf6uB ter Baltimore G&isens@ ieG1&aft.
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elm PATHFINDER @aubibat fir bic btSprfehenbe Utabprs'
8a9G bcrsei&laseu unb u~uteritast
mc-s} bieIeu SteuerBa6Iern.
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Ter Sntab.r fann an trsenb etnert 9unfte an Ter Rpute f1
mad BeIteben ~auitalten.
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9llete fir bic Sim unb 3nrldfabrt erbGten t6nnsn, su.
r~Idtetrenb mad Baltimore Iber gea. Dprt unb philadelphia.
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= nunn,ebr I'm Stanbe. ben Rcd ilr $12 su %Itefern. SD
bite ste 9errn S&uBen, ibre Sefelunsen settis 3u MAIDEN,
UNI allen Anfcrferuneen e~enisen su f6nnen.
81 Runbeu-S 6netber tDnnen Bet MIR has &u9 gum
@tnt1ufSrret1 erbalten.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11
Notice to Teachers.

F;NHE Board of School Examiners of Wyan
1 dot county, Ohio. from and after The Is;
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings fol
the examination of teachers, under the "Aet t.
provide for the re organization supervision and
maintainance of Common Schools and tn.
amendments thereby passed March IA. 1851
follows: In Upper SandusSy, insaid Wyan'
dc! county, on the lst and Sd Saturdays IN tho
months of April, May, June, September, Oc-
tober and November. and the first Saturday
of all the other months.
Ne certificate will be granted except at a
regular meeting, nor will any be. granted eN-
cept the applicant appears in person and sut'-
niits ~ an examination.
Under the amended school law "Each
applicant for certificate, shall pay the Board
of Examiners, fee of fifty cents rs eondi
ton OF examination.
EFy Examinations to commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. at the Court House in said town.
BY order OF the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADUUX, Clerk.
January :, lsS6-ly.
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Prot. uhtERT JAKSON. kGBERT HERBERT, u.
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T,epal Notice.

NANCY ELLl11E LOTT, whose residence is
IN unknown, is notified that George Lott, on
the 9th day Of September A. D. 1866, fled his
petition in the Office Of the Clerk of the Court
ofCommon Pleas within and for the county Of
Wyandot and State Of Ohio cherging the said
Nuucy Ellen Lott wish adultery with one
William Kiiay, and asking that he may be di-
yoreed from5he said Nancy Ellen, which Pc
,ition be for hearing ut the ne1t term Of said
MKELLY &c GRlSELL
At,y's for Petitioner
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NoWhHD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA

diseases Of the Urinary and Sexual Systems
Chamber, an Essay Of Warming and Instruction
sent in sesled Envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
dreas DR.. j. Skilln Houghton Howard Asscoia-
tion, No 2, South Ninth St, Philadelphia, Pa
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11
Additional Bounty

> recent act Of Congress an additional
ID Bounty of fl0o is allowed 10 Soldiers
having enlisted for and served three years, OF
discharged in Consequence of wounds received
= also to widows and parents of such as died
in the service.
E GEF Having been licensed as q Claim Agent
viii attend to the collections of any claims
intrusted to my care n Ii. KIRBY.
August sth, l966.--tf.
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Office, South Hest Corner Third
2H and Sycamore Streets. af
On. RANSOM, Secretary. at@ r.-.
-. II CHASiC. EEAKIRT, President
EJHT. AYRES, Local Agent,

Assn evidence Of the standing Of this Com
rany, we submit the following
TO rrAon il may concern:
We hereby certify that the Cincinnati Home
Insurance Company have paid us the full
amount Of our lnss (S6,0OO00) as covered by
their policy No. Sl4G. on our Mill property near
Troy. Ohio, which was destroyed BY fire on
the 4th day of December. 1850.
we csteem ourselves fortunate in having been
fnsared in this Company. as the party who oc
curied the premises, was insured in an Eastern
Company,land on amere technical quihhlr they
refused TO pay their loss. We desire also tosay
that We did not directly or indirectly own or
control one dollars worth of stocE ofsaid Gin
climate Home Insurance Company, and that
from personal knowledge Of many Of the Stock
holders and Directors, we consider this Com
rany FIST class in every respect and entitled to
che confidence of the IublicA
4 'r9I TAYLOR GPAY& co.
Cincinnati, Ohio, July is, 1sCG.
MARIETTA, O., June 2Sth, iaGG.
RAo'ired ftsstho "Cineinnari Home lns"r
ane Company" Twelve Hundred and Eige ht
D'llsrs, being in full for lss sustained lymy
esprsirrty insured by said Company under
Pre- Policy, No. 1912. +1
WnNSGeox. Clinton Co. o.. Oct Q, 1865.
R-erivod of the Cincinnati Home Insurance
Company" Two Thou.and Dollars, being in
fall for loss sustained by me on my Ware
Hosse and Grain therein, insured by said Com
lshy under Policy No..
9 "a LUDLOW.
MKMPHIs Indiana Dec. goth, 1858.
Received from the "Cincinnat Home Insur
sncc Company" Thirteen Hundred Dollars
lr~iny in full for loss sustained by our
Stock vt Goods and Dwelling, insured 10y said
Css. any under Policy No. 5496
RK GOODWIN co.
NEWARK, Ohio Feb. 2s, sG6.
R-e-iycd from the "Cincinnati Home lnsur
aneH Company" Eight Hundred ard Five
n.,ll.s-. being in full for loss sustained iy me
on i.r.p,rty insured by sail CoIapany..
80 DAVID j. JONES.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-10-11

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, 1866-12-21
Yanma VI.

WITH thlI issue commences new volume Of
the srATfSxAS. Al the close Of Volume v
large number Of subscriptions fell due, which
81 10 desirable should be paid without delay.
We trust this hint will be sufficient for those
who are 10 arrears. The bsps oil tbs Newspaper
business is the credit system, and having felt its
evil influences 10 future We IhAh ~ nearly ~
possible conduct the business on 4 cash basis.
With the comneacsnent Of rev Volans 10 40
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gest that those who desire the paper At once
send 10 their names. As an item Of Interest to
advertisers, we state that the srArssxAx has
. larger circulation than all the other papefs
published in the Territory combined, and this
circulation 10 constantly increasing. There ID
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reached BY the SrArEsHAS, and every where We
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With many thanks for the liberal patronage re-
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tinue 10 the future.
, 1866-12-21

HEAvr sHoES.-A writer 10 the orsE6H Ned
ieaI Journal ssrcsly inrsighI against the prAe-
ties, mostly eOuausd to ladies, OF wearing pat
per Solsd shoes In winter time. The ul-bealth
and premature death Of 50 many Of our young
women iI mainly AttributAbls u this cause.
The anvics At thii time is SsAsOnsbl,, and We
truth ChA. our lady readsrs, acting upon 1t. will
esshsw Puruells, and sneass their feet In thick,
heavy shoes. 10 this way thsy will escape
eosgh. and consumption, and preserve the roses
% their eAesks
, 1866-12-21

10 MAIL CoSrRAcToRs.-lt will be seen that
the Postmaster General advertises for proposals
to carry the mails over all the more important
mail routes in Washington Territory, including g
the mail to Helena City, as also that to Colvlle
We have already noticed the opening of the
route through to Montana City, but this, it ap )
pears, was only temporary arrangement made
BY Special Postal Agent Bright and is only to
be continued until the contract can be awarded
oy the Department Ga this Blackfoot route
Gnything less than a tri-weekly service will
scarce meet the wants of the country, and hence
We suggest that if tri- weekly service can be
had At anything like reasonable rate, the De-
Parsment will act wisely in accepting 1t. The
travel over the BlAckfoot mail route, with an.
other season, will be immense, and such a. to
call for daily line Of boats on the Pen d, Or.
e'lls Lake and River, and with these will necss,
EARLY connect a daily line of stages for Wal.
lula. Over route thus Travelled anything less
than tri-Weekly mail will be entirely behind
the timsS. In the Atlantic States the m ails ar,
90 organized as to preclude the carrying Of
letters or mail matter by express. The time
has come when similar policy should be adop
ted on the Pacific coast There is no reason
why our people should be taxed for carrying
their mail matter outside the mails, and with
the present energetic Chief Of the DspArtmsu
We expect that the postal service will be arrauR.
ed TO meet all the wants Of the country.
, 1866-12-21

SeAS NAs.-Dariug the last week our citizens
have been treated ts any amount Of scan mag
Judging from the rumors that reach US, wallA
Walla just now, would afford an excellent field
for devoted missionary who would faithfully
sndesvOr to stem the tide Of debauchery that
seems to set this way. The reports, doubtless,
are exaggerated, but even when siftsd down
they 90 to SbowA condition Of demorAliIAtiOn
that cries loudly for reform. 10 this connection
We would shirk duty # We failed to impress
upon ParsutI the Importance OF looking careful
y to the characters Of those With whom their
dAughtsu EsSoeiEts. A little cafe In thiI fs>
gard may save = world Of misery and avoid m
told humiliation.
, 1866-12-21

GOLD DUST SwINDLEs.-A highly rel
spectacle gentleman largely engaged ID bus<
iness operations in the Boise country informs
US that there is regularly organized system
Of swindling in vogue all through the mining
districts, in which ieamsters and packers are
the principal sufferers. The practice is 20
pay freight bills in dust, and for this purpose
unprincipled traders are in the habit of pro.
curing the various descriptions of dust known
As "battery," "doctOred," or "mixed," all Of
which is passed of on the teamster or packer
as "Boise dust" at the arbitrary rate of SIG
per ounce, when probably it is worth less
than IS. In this way the unprincipled trader
enjoys great advantages over the honest deal>
er, and when it comes to the more bulky
staple goods is always able to undersell the
merchant who pays his freight bills in good
clean dust. As a remedy ior this evil, our
informant suggests that teamsters aud packs
ers in all cases stipulate that freight bills be
paid either in gold bars, currency or coin. A
rule of this kind, rigidly adhered to, would
leave the gold dust operators without any in>
ducement to the practice of their nefarious
calling According to the information before
Us, the business of "dOctoring" gold dust is
carried on to great extent in the Boise
Basin, and men are engaged in it from whom
we have right to expect better things. This
gold dust nuisance has thus attained mag>
nitude that renders it impossible any longer
to ignore it, and it becomes merchants, pack,
erS, teamsiers and all honest men to unite in
putting it down.
, 1866-12-21

ASoiESr srEeINES OF PRHrHs.-ws have in
our PO''s'siOn's decidedly aucisn, ,pseiu.a Of
TIE PrO'ing Art. 1t is history Of the greA. Car.
siaA' A'I'riOs, and fiOm ths title page appears
70 nave been printed in London, 10 1871. Asa
nA.'sr OF course the WOrkmAnship is rude, and
TIE book Is chiefly valuable a. an early specimen
Of What at that date wa tsruss the edwin. ar, -
oa The cover Of the book iI the following In.
'sriPtOo, "wm. wir,, Aug. 2s,h, 1899. Rich.
nond' Va" The book is now the property Of
tr.nE p Ougaa' ESQ, and - a specimen Of
early prio'inR Is veil worthy the at,,p,ion M,
eurious 10 such matters. OF 'as
, 1866-12-21

TEE WiSrER.-All the indications thus far
point to remarkably mild winter. In this Val.
ley the temperature thss far has been that Of
carry fall, and at this writing the Valley is
clear Of snow. From ColTills, We learn that
Mere has been little or no snow as yet, aud that
the weather is most delightfully."- pleasant. 10
the n'untains considerable snow has fallsD. I'm,
the valleys everywhere are free from III. vi,-
try g'ro' 10 such mild weather, stock a, .
matter OF course thriveS, Ind packers ar. no,
compelled to buy feed for their animals. Tbi,
m the present condition Of the v.,,b,r-yD.,-
hoiy January will tell different tale.