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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-12-26

festive saloon above mentioned. Herr
nann pours out a glass Of champagne
We are about drinking healths with him,
when-presto-hi glass disappears =
The champagne is still in it; but much
more ETHEREAL than even champagne, Ia
nous for mounting, was ever known to
be before, it goes off into nothing aud
we see, or believe we see, beverage, beaker
and all, vanish several feet above the
magieian's hand. Querulously he asks
US: .-.... ..........-....
What makes you take my glass away ?
did not ask you here to steal my wares" "
Aud suddenly convicted, we fnd our
selves holding both the glasses in one
hand Hermann relieves US ofour extra
burden, but proceeds to amputate a
dozen plums from various portions of our
system. They are hanging from our but
tons-they bulge out from our eyes-our
pockets are full Of them. We begin to
thiuk of 0vid's metamorphosis-What
have We ever done to the gods that we
should be changed iuto a greengage
tree e?-when 10 on the opposite side of
the room another gentleman is caught
with his pocket full of peaches, and
public distrust is still further diverted
from US by the discovery ola third person
with a whole tray full OF brimming Rhein-
wine glasses in various recesses Of bis
raiment.
At length we all banquet heartily
The fruit, wine and cake cut up no fur
ther didoes until the great and frequent
ly attempted act of their disappearance
has been naturally consummated. After
supper we have a chat with the good-na-
tured MusiO-hear his history of all the
celebrated pupils to whom he has taught
operatc stage busiDess-l:sten to some
music, and are about to go home, when
Madame Hermann kindly consents to
assist her wonderful husband in very
successful, though extra-p professional ex-
hibiIion of impaired diabIerie.
Madame Hermann hides her young
and winsome face in a corner. Monsieur
Hermann, with iReoaceivable rapidity,
runs about the room among his half hun-
dred guests-whispers to them-and asks
each what article in their possession he
shall touch. As they whisper their
reply, be asks Madame, with the utmost
rapidity, What is this ?" "a button.
Right and this?" "The ace of
hearts" Right again and this? "
"A coat sleeve "Onee more right" "
And right always, through as many
trials as there are guests present. All
this time there is not the slightest varia-
ton in his tone, nor the form nothing
than can afford the slightest Indication
of his secret. And any preeOncerted
formula seems utterly impossible, con-
sideripg the fact that every man is
allowed to select his object for himself.
Thus we part from Hermann with the
conviction that CoruelIus Agrippa is
great, and Hermann is his prophet.
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What


The editor looks with the same eagle
eye which he would give to the scrutiny
Of cotemporary's leading editorial
% It isn't here
al thought not. There's gentleman
at the other end Of the room who seems
cut out for necromancer. marked
him when he came in thus evening, and
recognized a fraternal likeness in him
He has been watching you narrowly-he
has evidently spirited that deuce out Of
your pack"
The young gentleman idiented bushes
deeply. IF you ever noticed, connection
with a morning paper has something
dewv and rural about it, which greatly
contributes to the preservation Of youth
roseate flush The young gentleman
furthermore, strenuously insists that he's
no such person-hasnt the deuce-never
did have it.
Feel in the breast pocket of your
coat, rejOins the magician, imperturba-
bly,.
| The young gentleman complies, as
( mere matter of form, and to his own, as
we'll as the assembled eompany's aston
ishment, brings out the missing deuce.
a knew you had it" said Hermann.
'' The pack is deficient without it. Please
to put it back"
The deuce and general serenity being
paradozically restored at the same time
Hermann takes the pack into his own
hands.
"No one who has never seen it" he
remarks, quietly, "wOuId imagine the
multiplying power of single pack of
cards. Take this, for instance. Will
somebody please feel in all my pockets
and look up my sleeves 1 may conceal
magazine OF packs about my person,
/ you know"
His request is complied with. Nothing
is found. He now takes the pack like
on accordeou-opens it to the distance
of three feet-the cards seem floating in
the air between his hands he shuts the
pack again, once more opens it and now
tue cards drop on every side of him in
heaps Kings by the score, aces by the
dezens-it rains cards. The bystanders
rake them together, and every man is set
up for life in the eucbre business, with
at least two four hand decks But Herr
mann is an Indian giver, as he asks them
back.
You think there are good many
packs there, eh ? (handing the gathered
cards to guest.) Be pleased to count
them"
Only fftytwO-a single pack"
Of course-that's ALL told you so. >"
He then passes the pack about among
the gentlemen, and asks that each will
notice aud remember a particular card.
A dozen Of his guests comply with his
requests; he lays the pack aside, and
then, with marvellous rapidity, asks then
in turn where they would like to have
their cards found. Under the sofa, -
says one. I'm Mrs. F.'s bonnet, " replied
another. And the third mentioned a
still more improbable situation. All tax
their ingenuity for the selection of hid
iug-places.
"Permit me, says Hermann to Miss
f. Simultaneously he pulls card out
of the bonnet ruohes by her cheek. It
is the one which should be there. All
the cards emerge from their proper con-
cealment with the same certainty.
We then have little music. Madame
Hermann has pure, delicious soprano,
cultivated to its best capabilities in the
Conservatorie of Paris. She sings us a
duo from Braviata, with the assistance
of Signor Ardavani. Then, to the
sound of applause, We marched into the
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-12-26
Oar StOrg- JGIItr.
An Evening With EoCromanoer.

did not care to see him. Ii is huuan to
resist forcible impulses. When a man is
called the rage, we like TO stand aside
out Of the crowd which is running after
him, and refuse to merge cur indepen-
dence in the universal boye. Where had
not Herman been? What king. queen,
crown prince, heir apparent or dukeling
had not said in the most astonished and
unrOyal manner: Really, Hermann,
you quite take the hair off my head "
And it was generally credited that If
Hermann should put on all the decOra-
tions he Lad received from the sacred
hands of sovereignty, it would be equiva-
lent to the performance Of one Of his
most celebrated teats of magic-maklng
himself invisible. So VIC had never been
80 cali on Hermann.
A few days alter his arrival in this
country, however, there came to US very
polite secretary with a very polite invita-
tlOn directed to Monsieur Editeui, ask
ing the pleasure of his individual, or our
collective, acquaintance-that acqualn-
tance to be founded and consolidated at
little supper which T Hermann would
give on a certain Friday evening at No.
5. street. Friday evening being posi-
bic to US, and the terms of the invitation
so exceedingly geutlemanly,.we signifed
our fixed determination to enter the ne
cromancer's cave at the period proposed,
merely stipulating that, in case OF rain
lie should dispatch bis gloriied pumpkin
she'll for our conveyance, some other ne
sromancer having performed for Us the
feat (would we could add, never before
attempted in America, of the disap-
Pearlng umbrella"
On Friday evening at eight o'clock We
stood upon the necromancer's doorstep.
Fifteen seconds later we we're in the dia-
bolical yet courteous presence-acknOwl-
edging that
"The Prince Of Darkness is gentleman;
Hermann he is called
The chambers of sorcery were any
thing but frightful. A pleasantly lighted
parlor, filled with laughing faces, opened
by folding doors draPed with tapestry,
into larger saloon beyond, whose adorn-
ments were not the ordinary dry and
proftless plated tin-ware Of the Juggler,
but table load Of fruit, cake, wine and
bonbons, afterwards proving themselves
real by the most valid tests Of the human
sense. Surrounded bya Gordon Of editors,
musicians and miscellaneous guests, Herr
mann was merchandising when we came
in. A pack Of cards was in his hand
He banded them to the gentlemanly
editor of the Daily-neyor mind.
"Ts that full pack?"
The editor counts them, and answers
"Corroct mall c pecis.'
"Please to look at any card in the
pack and remember it.
d" Yes l have done So"
"Hand the pack to the gentlemen
next you" addressing second gentle
mani Shuttle the cards, if YOU please.
The second gentleman shuties elabor.
ately.
Hand back the cards to the FIRST gen.
tleman. Now, sir" addressing the
editor "you wish me to tell you where
your card is. 1t is the ninth from the
top. Look and see.
4 pause. Yes So it is
" Perhaps 1 have deceived you. II
may be an optical illusion. Shuttle for
yourself.
"Yes Very we'll.
"Now be SO good as to look through
ihs pack. Your card vas the deuce Of
spades"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-12-26

CoNGREss has a sharp eye to business.
If it makes law for the assembling Of
the FortieLh on the Attn Of March, all but
the new members will get several thOus-
and dollars on the average-some more,
some less-extra mileage for journeys
never performed.
DR.. BoYNToN, Chaplain to the House
o. Representatives, Washington City, in
his prayer opening the House last Friday,
thanked God there was one place where
all men have been enfranchised-refer-
ring to the bill oonferring suffrage on
the negroes of the District.
OLD lady (to hackman)-" But these
hacks are dangerous. You never know
who rides in them. We might get the
smallpox" Coaehy-" You've no cause
to be afeard of my coach, mum, for I've
'ad the hind wheels Waccipatsd, and it
took beautiful"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-12-26

Be girIuOus and you will be happy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Eeware or A.nbuscades!

Few people realize The fact that disease lies
n ambush everywtfre, ready to seize upon the
weak. The strong pass through mary perls ii
safety; the strengthl,4ss fall blythe Iavsidc.
1t is amazing that the feeble eho4.d tottel
with uncertain steps ovef the face of the earth
in danger every day of falling vieti-.s to the
morbit influences by which we are all sur
rounded, when a tested and proven vegetable
tonic capable of endowing them with the tigor
they need, is procirablc in every Si.v; town
and sc.t.eh.ent. ltmight reasonably bs Thought
that after the twelve years experience which
the woflg hss lfsd of Hostetter's stot.ash Bit.
tcrs, all weu.d knew that its effect is ts prevent
disease. 't tA2
The Faet is nor,riotis that dose NJ poison
which viii scarcely affect vigorous hlsn in
perfect health will kill "a weak one. Now, what
is the sause of epidemic disesscsa Poison in
The air At this season; the st'rspheee is sur
charges w,th the seeds tf interniitteats, remit
tents; fheau,atism, pnlnchars5 disorders bilious
and the like. Persons whose nvr-
vous systcns are r,lare1 are the fir,t 10 sue
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Changed Owners,

The Sandu>ky, Dayton & Cincinnati
Railroad was sold ON Friday. the 9TH inst,
at the Ceurt House, ia Sanduskv Civ,
by 0. FoIiett, Receiver, and Special Mas.
ter Commissioner, tuJacot ". Pierce aud
Israel NJ. Spelman, Of Boston, aud john
p. Yelwerton, Of New Yurk, Purchasing
Trustees under the agreement cl the cred
itcrs and stockholders for t!e carttlza
ton Of the debts aud stock vi sad Hun
psny, for the sum Of seven hundred and
fifty thousand dpl,rs-lhe hininuA, Snm
named by the Court in its order Of y.e,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Soldieia, AttenI en-!

There is now y prospect that ConS'ess
will soon pass an act giving TO the sol
diers OF 'Ul,sand ',2 additional bounty,
Already Claim Ayen,s at Columbus, Cin-
c'nnali, aud other points, arg endcavoring
10 induce those soldiers 70 spn,l their dis
charges TO them; thus securing to them
selves, The job OF collecting their claim -,
when such law is enacted. Boys, keep
your discharges; when Tie law alluded to
is passed BY st%tste's, you will be mott.
tied through the papers of your rerpnt-
tive counties. and it Will ihrr be time
enough TO present your claims: which
you+;an do through (irn. w. I Wilson,
or some other responsible. agent at this
place. Take oar advice, aud never le.
your discharge pass out OF your own
hands until it is actuliy necessary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
For the tionecr|
SAN ANTONIO. pE BrxAr. TrxAs,l
Nov. l0th, 1865.

ED. PioNEER:--T long looked for
order for our muster but" has at length
eonae, md we now expect soon to be home,
and TO be citizens" 0Ice more. OF the
history gf the 18th o. V. V. l. we feel
proud aad No not feel Ike allowing it to
be lost That it may t,y preserved so far
as possible, and ilat ssCh one may have
the satisfaction, il NM years OF looking
back over his own History and The history
OF all his comrades in artss aurits this
war, we are endeavoring Is prepare itr
publication brief history Of ttesy men
that has ever been connected With the
regiment.
From the loss Of papers, and the in.
teflect manner in which they were kept
during the early part Of the service, we
Hrd it difficult to get correct data for u
ts+se history OF lhosa officers and men who
We're discharged during the first two or
three years OF the war. We therefore
ASK il rs a favor Of the officers and men
VINO have been connected with the reui-
naest, but who have been discharged To
send us u correct statement Ut theit his
,"fy while connected with she regiment,
gltint the correct dates, and thu uinartn,
items, As presented in the following e*.
smplr$
Jar,es G. Chambers, born in Rich.
'ard co@nly, Ohio, farrlrt BY occtpa.
ton; at the aye OF twenly.one years ea j..
lisNd cuder Captain Miller, August 80,
1861, for three years, was mustered IL
August sc, 1861, al Mansfield. by Capt.
BeIknap. Was engaged in the battles of
Shiloh, st he River, Liberty Gap, Chick
amsuga ana Mission Ridge.
" Re enlisted for three years at Straw
berry Plains, tenn, January /, lasl,
under Lieut.. r. G. Davis. Was mustered
in at Chattanooga, Tenn, January 81,
1864, by Cats. Wells. Was engaged IN
the battles Of Resaca aud Pckett's MiI!a,
was wounded and captured at the latter
place, May u, 1864. Died in Ander>
sonville Prison. CA, dan. %, 1868"
By addressing us Immediately at New
Concord. Muskingum Co., O., you will
greatly oblise
RANDALL Ross,
Late Chaplain l5lh o. v V. /.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
A Card TO the Ladies.
bH. DtJpONCOIS

-. ..n ~ - 4-... =
eoLoeN rsR ooiCAL rtIIs' RON ee"N@tS'
infallble IN (orrcojng Lrregnlorites Removing OBJ
strpctions Of thc hoHtG!y 'rnils iTo6i Whatever
Caase and always seccsasiul rs preventative
It IS NOW "yGr thhtE scar; s'G,g n .nE a'1yc
TS,y"ra.S' n,,n', = rs Ts, VIZ ,rn, % wgys .fg ,hny
NM, hen, nx,cns;y.ly nnI u,seay9Nil lt,snse 4 "a
,n,.t ~ ,Lo nulIie ;ns,;,,,tinn.--ss well AZ ,6
,,n;y.ta rr.ct;oonf bn,b hom;.nbcres win
"a sno..,s IN ,.,erv case and il lam,
H. pt ,,'a .,n.,,,.,t Il" ~ the thousands nr
JoJ;,s who hny, nsna th.m thai ho is induced
+" make ,he piu. nublic for the nlleyiation Of
those suffering from any irregularities Whatever
Isohh viii M, nernit it Female nceulinrly
cnn, iobr1 n,,ninst uaing thrse n;lla in thnt con
dtion, q, NE ppoprirtor assumes no respon.hil.
ity after iNo above almonition although their
milJncs. VAIL II nrevrnt nnv u,i.chiefto health
otherwise tie Pl!ls Are Recommended.
ovr faI Is s,;trlcmyr
" a 49, II, .,;,. ..o
'' III so'i' cases' one '"'J WIN iel"i'o 'n"'e
'n"n another
$4,000 BoFeS Hure BTca Sold ia 1tSo
]eays,
t. nw. a
.tif'ho,'anu '"N's S,hl "saalre,WM'' "",n ~
ihIt&, Hnd as'n'S'to al PARIS ','e M''l1' 10
wliIh Nawrrs nave neeh r''.snS'' ~, ~ W.'en
iad'', S"l, hoth'hs hhe 'he u't h'S "a.'
breh kh"Wn,s since 'hese'ehee OF hedleihe dawn
Nd upon tue "orlh;
IN Ren0:nfY O6Sruct'oh 0na hySeorshg
Mature 10 lis proper GhaRRct,
duictnr tht nJ'vcs and bringing baHk Ne
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

W anted AgenLa

A q ENTS Wv "A -NT'TlyO.
WaptcA-as,iec, cs'c.g, ~ and reliable RET,
IN etcFv town, coNni}, ;,nd village in the c13ut
llfy. 10 sell Maetin1ic,' Ten Thousand ir.oipts
IN all The useful and ,lomr%t' arts; constituting
:, to,hr rlcte and practical ..ib,ary, relating to
Agriculture. Horticulture, Cclt.cnts, Bleaching
AND Dreifg, Brewing, Cookery Canning, C,,n.
hHtfi1drv. Fish Culture, Farliery, Airdf.ine,
'DiIs, Paints. Varnsbcs. Met llurgv Peifllnlcrv.
Prescribing Tanning. Photography Wines and
LiqudFa, tsc., Nj Being an enttt," npw Edi
ton ard containing the Improvements and dis
rovrrtts, H! 10 date of publication, October.
'IS65 Writteh by yaFps of oveF sftv persons:
cmhrasiHa a'jine q fGc Most distinguished scien-
tic genti.;hicn in tflis country, the naraet of
VIII III Vii. l'e gite,i Y those cir',is upon the
subject Il is unqhest'anahly the li'st ljs'ak of
,ne , Kind eyTr GnLis,hes@ n this S9'tfy or in
Of one Of the INST MediNal Collrsek in this coun-
revised hY feS df tis hcst Physicians Of the city
Of Philmlclphia. aud coniainius the result Of
their expesiepee during the last tisit~tinn of
this fearful disease. lflhcs,vrlil subj css trea:
rd Of in This bosL wtsra printed and honnd n
the usual order of hoohmaking. they would not
he sold for less than StlJ CT $50 triec 81
Copies sent by mail on receipt Of the above
price and The mthet frfunded il the bbok does
not give entire satsidcti6n, il returned in as
good order Is When received. Liberal induce
mcnts to Agents. Men possessing the requisite
qualifications, and who apply Immediately,
viii find tlA work to Offer rare inducements.
Address, enclosing postage stamp for return
postage, ara srreiiyng territory wanted, JOHN !
K. sTETLEh, No. l5G Superior St, Cleveland
Ohio. -.
Jan. I'd, is6s=.it.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

curb to these distcmpers. Brace up The ply.
steal energies then with this potential vegetable
tonic. 1t the most powerful recupcfths Nhich
the botanic kingdom has ever yielded tSbsneht
tesesrch and experiment. Try ii. TINS bhst-
est dieSiplc of the old medical dognas will at
least adEiit that tonic and Alternative com.
pounded q approved herts, roots. and Gafkl;
can do no haiili. while the testimony x Nous
ands invites tss! Of its virtues.
Jan S-lmo
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

above all others. with verv few exce,tions, from
pcr.onal interview had With the Jpanpfsetu-
,cr himsclf. as the rrea, demand n'the United
States at present sprung out Of the tspccisl
home demand in s5i to Il Sc, when Mr.. Hirner
was induced 70 form IN establishment, for the
sore purpose OF man"'aetunng ms ren"wne"
prrPara.lpos iYF ''le aeht NJ Tiour wno'' eGun
rS. w W m'en mn'en Nv Put ms so'e "'en''oh ''"eo
1872 :rp WV g.o9. success ,,,s
me aFt,sWtnrai s"e'GtI's aryanl =, hSEe oeeH
", 80 ,",H' ~ n,i, -, H.. I
Irrsc powdsr n fir tr,oI oul MAKING numer.
Gus experiments on Horses, Catllr. Sheep and
Swine, in promoting digestion. phriNing the
blood. cleansing the system aud turn all mpu.
rites OF blood NTH the Md uf nature. into a
healthy Substance fofhing ncsh, s,tNngh.
milk and butter. through which arr informed
all interested in due fjln, iEV,ugh their rcspcc.
tive committees TO the great benefit of. all keep,
ing Ilors,s Cattle, sheep of Swine THY huSt
awarded him since October lsl6, until Scptrm.
Der 1868 with 81 Premiums PFC. medals, and
pr,-rr to all others Tor the same purpose, there
IL Showing confidence. even in thse whith
know that most Of the preparations known as
Patent medl!ines, are nothing than a1ssk.
hunbng asiomroncd with ecrtifeatcs iTorh
r,hon, ,,Lol,. l,1,Ne pr;vn,a oay, ;foo,cs ~
aI',"', VA M. lir,,. 80. ,,nl,i,si,1a a,,.
, ill., - III Al. Lh H. ~,
!It' ~; ~, '''u "ii w tn"' .".y
49,; H., ""N - "''"' wy F'Nf'
ut LLHlGh CArrLE owpLh'
is warranted TO he the most powerful agent for
the stomach and blood Of Hoses. Cattle, swine
or sheep Y ho.neli.n,s digestion, cleansing the
slsO'W ahu taTEr.' ~ me pnFl9eu. annual
H"ia ,.;sh IN Ish; ,"' NILS n1',sf anu '''S"e'n'
'"u es'""''S"."g ''e"''' ana ''so'' -.
Drycys House AND MrLt PowiGk
is the only medicine legally patented in France.
England Switzerland and holland, and duly
adufced by their Courts honored with Prize
me,iaf, ahd invented by Mr. Duvoy Professor
of ths iiA'rrisl College for A grcultiire at Pari,
and now manufactured bv c. G. Hirner DR.. VI
I. and s., Allentown, Pa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
The Tnausr Ad ltsss

Ol Geherai j. u, Cox, on assuring the
gubernaiorial chaIrot The great State o,
Ohio, will sbe found on ol first page.
1'Ise address is oae which, we trust, viii
tx+rclse great weight in the COUNCILS oi
the na'i3h, On the subj-cl OF die rem
s'atemeht ~ our oAtc properdu> aud
happy form oi savsramanl ~ ,he Union
oi States. ltis evidently Inc production
oi mrd lhat has Thought depiy and
diSpasslonatei on the situation III which.
the ruim'"aton ot the rebellion has lett
us, and the mpst lullcious aud Ieast cB
Ject'onaets reaus' TO be adopted iof The
restpralrn vi that unity OF feeling aad
s'nyieness OF rtrpose II action which IA
essential tc cur Ialure welfare AS unite,
Natiolh II is Il State paper of which
Ohioans may vel! be peuad, as emaualns
from the ruler whom they have lately
ehoSsnh amid ut much diversity ul opiulou
As TO the proper -coursc 10 BE Eursaed for
the atta'hment OF sJlid aud perI.anens
pacitjcation of all the elements OF strife.
The Governor indotses the policy cf
the. Administration in the efforts it is
making to restore harmony, and ttpait
Tive destruction which the ravages Of the
fcicu aud unnatural strife has brought
uetu all classes OF the South, who are
alike involved in one COMMON ruin, with
out distinction of race or loyalty; no con-
diliou esgaFing the cruel hardships en-
tailed on then, By the mad and hellish
conducts os the sttshipers of the delunct
monstef, siatett: Dsvmipg the lesson
they have received sufficient, and one not
likely soon to he erased from memory.
the Governor .counsels forgiveness, aud
az speedy sn e&,ehsioh IF political rights
and return to arhiGable relations as tie
nature Of the case viii admit of, having
aldae regard to the fights of the indi.
sidual and tfepledged faith Of the nation.
: .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Married,

On Tuesday. the 9th inst. by Rev. D. W.
Downey at the residence ofaAmos Nys, in Salem
township. Mr. Atcusrrs Srsrpsr&rn and Ills.
DarcLlA lInsoRS. all of Wyanlot county,
On the morning of the 9th inst. at the resi-,
dence Of the brides father, in Carey, by Rev.
W. c. Iauer. Mr., D j GRoss to Miss C2EsfY
fuRsEn, both Of Sandu.ky county.
.sontle evening OF the same day, by the ssme
at the residence Of DR., Albert Myers. Mr., WM.
A. GIBSON to Mira ISABEL SEtGLSr, all of Wtsn'
dot co-nty.