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DROPOSALS WIIL BE RECEIVED
i by 10 lonrl II 1o1Ice until August 18th. 1915,
T. M fef doing the work a11 the carpenter
WORK and furnishing the material or aieam tc snsno
house ah1 Stations to be tsvcte1 1t uz near
The following places, Viz.
ono Steam NE engine house and stAtt,n On
Cottage Ercyear. near the Illinois at.al Car Work.
One stcam tire snx!nu house and subpolca station On
Wcst Lakr-st, acAf rtntna street,.
1tt noe tisShtf6hcd buildings to be constructed ot
hrfcx: tne bts for tho A6on work ana tic carpenter
work to be n.aa ao SEPARATE q: eusno
ho:.ec4 and police stations and In ACCORDANCE with
plans and &pscl6cAsjons. -. -.
The plans an, slec1raore cau be b. calling at
tho oftce Of tlse hccseta1y Of tic Doart at
tho Central Police station. -
The osr of Toicc fosetys the right to Eccct ay
q! LID. t2se hey nna u tnlc oe any rr7soa aasa
T.D. nl1OWS,
= K. D.TiTsWUltTrl,
FRED: 1GEp. ...
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I.ynn'4 Extrnct Of rarc Jnsnnich Ginger
far Indigestion, Sausrn, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
t'lotera Motsus, Nc, werc warming. genial sttnu.
liant Is rqnrcl. Its careful preparation and enrc ro-
rIts makes II cheap and reliable asclc for culinary
purposes. Fold every whcrc, at 20 Cents ret bottle.
gists. EaSpsii-5:tsA I'll
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slIEEI-The HuAfkrt waa dn1l and lnaetiyc. Good
heayJ mutton Ehecr would sell we'll, but There arc few
Of this class ocr,ns and for the inferior gradcs-wtlrh
constitute the chief snrplJ-tcsc 10 little inquiry
Sales ere a {ul1wa:
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N7An DEPARTMENT, SURGEON
wAsntxuTos. u. C.. Ausult 1oka' 1865.
Il Amy Medical poar, 70 consist Of Nrevet Colonel
J. i. nsorR, Sturgeon. U: =. ~, iTesidera lsrcyst
ifrYet iicutrt71nt Colonel Anthony HtGrr, H1fEttus
Ills, A. md Dfcret MaNf warrsn NctsteF, Assx:ant s
surgeon, II. Il A.. Recorder. will !ucet In NEW york
e(ty Of The c03h Of Sfpembes next tor Tho s1Anna.
f, of caIil1xtcA fot admission 3nto i63 Medical StaH
hrl!cants must Be over yeaFs ofagc nad
Ipeiies.aas !o, an imitation to apptar hstoro she
Doari should h ntifeAseh tho Sarxoon General U.
s. A. md nst state the full natac+ rstdeneo and date
and place Of tlsth q cAoaiaAf: Tsstmoaan y 70
n1tant has *em M The snetlcal service Of tha army
dtiEz the wnE, The act "sout !,e ttAtc together with
hls ranS and tne aud pisce q seF!ee an4 r.
tiIupulolr FROM the officers With whom he has served
should al&o tc forwarded.
NJ allow Is made for the e1pcnses Of persona m
dergoing the examination. As It Is IN Indispensable PFC
requisite 10 appointments
TheFt Arc At prrzent flXty Vacancies IN INC Medical
s.aN forty tf which original. being created By
he Act Il Congress. nrryoye.2 Jnly ~sih4 la5A
@A~ jDsEtN Il. BARNES,
au1 oaTtTru-sA eurgeoa General, U. S. l..
, 1866-08-25

The Glory OF mon IL Strength,
Therefore, tue nervous and detfnfet should intmef-
ateiy Ess Me1mboli6 Extract Huchu.
tr1ene11-3t;T EA
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ssuc a,. TN ;!nc =, la.t e. sseck. ~ 1872 y,
iSc siIoW crc liz saies iisy, as ttasc at is
tincrcnt scale houses:
4, 2sR.. e. ess,a1 ssa1f qsi 4::? usst e1eeg
EoEth" = IGN sca'e.:..:. .:...'i:::. lp sS'S i.
,To.al ,,...sAa............. 7o'i ~, 59i
DElF cAfTLE-sa'cs wrsc maasAt tfi'ez ranging
lsuIn Film tur very cr't UoT4 averaging 40 D. IL
ssc4'r good fs4 t.wt, aud sqst stk steer. nvcraE
!nE1fun isH1 II fso n. ndt sS;tssf1 fot 1slr 10
E'tHl Emo"th ssccEs, nvc'nslx from LILO 10 1,2fs
1lse tta1 kct NaantiIve f1r priday. I1r weather
rms roo, anil pleasant. md with Eo," attcllanrcu uf
tHycr* cl'lcF@ were nt!sr el'su mi most VI their
tio,G ri fn! iTl'ta. !rine E'~ drawers, however,
rfscT having in's 4ns "tcaIla~ar*" uycr T.: twoos
trrc tlaya. In tfe s1n opc Of rr,stns lcct rafr*.
wtrr tlIr,s, 10 ccti t"wsr rsn's i1I, werc .1c:e,
ttn earlier In ilW week. ttHs! rstr, bf wllvh t!rrc
were hut lew. s"l readily. whI'e a'lr rotunn car.H
went t0w. Tic ttalk uf iEr atfttn:. Werr Etkrs y
ktPlttt, t1alslt rt'y Iit mtt UNI "rlnkrr- lsgIti
with .n<,rrnlhc frr1t dan. Will tic c>rtr.ihn ut
few small nsl firt"r toa NIL ~"rs svlI e s,arl:ct
vin"ng rtt.nsly n y.rarrsMy'. prizes.
:Ifailsncti i0ns wrrr nv f',lnwa:
CATTLE sA!Es TO.rSy,
kln hll& A.lnna t,l,i NJ. i,",nl:t n hal stock
H,t.s e a ~ .,ns S:; si.:1 n.1s:sss assas II e. @ '
keller ,nt! t.r.lry III heai 'lalr Steers. nsrrarln;
:iS .a'as tx ''' ''s d~s. @ sz: i,:' 4
n,s:! satlrr'a'" is hcsd Cox'. ascfasas si5 ii,
t; tsi' ; g., i M .; s. M, s,o,rx
m s.Hn s h.. se1i 1t u iea' Lows NJ" s'ecfs @ses's'
@ @ 4. a.ss IT. *; :s cy;s q ws,s sr es ss, ssss @
sTS T.sa s!sst. f;s fSrs!1s LII ai ss s ,4;1 IT. Cav,
nra.i s"xr. nsctnru. HI ~. 1T s90; 10 l;nf.tn. Il
h;nt y n !!st smooth Cows aud sstcsi aseFa: i,ul as
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.essr.: F: I: WA1I*eE u: Ths ;sseaa lnso!ee
fssosct an Cleaner u lie aiF @ !; aas caaalei
-. -,
ales..r I'll s'Pe H. s -: a:e,
Sss!sls that have ever secn 1t Is all that II claims 10
he in %agy. s.s,y nsrccs. rrcx.nn rrrx,r, ~
ue..,, tsys.;1ss ssE,a;:. ,'1y
DR.. ". BARNEY.
~ sts + E1r.s EE Is e. s9 I'll ha hsSe p. Fl
Ssst. s' t''H' to h. iffIx nEaS G f
Mctstt.F F. l." WALLACE q te.s SCI nS H1n1c aioHn
nlMonE thr." WHO hatc usss your preparation with
llc ral!saacto. layc ntt scyvrni others tut sile
tirtt.my. II Is s,nrsi, 4"'~" A''" N' """' -"
"'e@<1e' ul,. d. Il. DOCrE,L
- 49,
49, -. .- j.. ..
TErAtrnrE'. t1rF!cr. /
Mesers +. L. NALLAtE d t4,.. mn veil nCtlftl lfef
with kttrFnt af ite cn!ns citizens pf Ills t!iy WHO
nyu ,lsr ,r fns tenraitsc 10 icstirt saitsEirsIon
have ni.tt t.t~ IL tny4cli nI mi, rfsrrfiy rrtuls.
Ii H. c''AMHfTE;i;AtS: 1I!y T;t;.GS::,.
-
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CkIICA&,O LUMBER niAKtkEr.
hirmrnt.
t,utaAM
l,E1l1M
EA mi

FplnAy ETxx1xn. Auxua. IL ls3s.
Tho receipts and shipments Of lumber during eIs
fy. 3,1f,ra
, 1866-08-25

-..- MASCnEzTEn, y. H., fa;f.
Sfcasrr r. L. WALLACE 4 En.-Grslts.: aty tar ssas
fh>s ronIng out und my hraA WAS GROWN. laf. mt.
wlthrtanug l tr!ctt mort Of The ,pu!nE llaF IL.
1Inr Restorative. This *nrte11 y tar fsuEl tsliIn
W. ~ ssgr sGaus aSs ut used Sate Se s.
n. =. t.t4Altk,
Merchant. MI Htrnrrr.xs
, 1866-08-25

Dr. Ecllclsrk'~ Ntnllflrnke z'1lin.-A S1If,s
ntltEitc for Cttlu3lsrl.
Tcac rls ar cotlpnerd Of various roofs, tnc1ung
l'ushphn. or concentrated 8tandraEc. tte ronlppnd
having tr power to relax hn tSEcnns Of s!ls liver
wItlt prtAnrns my or those G aiger.
ELECTS which Ufts fullnw llr OF tl.s latter.
confidence. hey promote tht d!aehhrKc Of yitlacd
htie. md remove th0-c otrncllons from tho liver AMI
hillary tlct1 which tho calsc Ut bilious affections
In Epnt sn1.
EchrltkA Mandrake f1lis cxrcl Ascn.ics, Or Scat.
worms, which ~ troublesome 10 ttlAty pcft,ns,
dtsprsiers.
Hrlrncks Mandrake I1lls cure Slrk 1catachc mil nit
DrtFcrs Of lhr Liver. ndlrnltt by kaow skin. r11tet
oE WEAKNESS ah in*~ndc showtn, that tho liscf ID lii
tGrll nr HlHtrGCfcl ru1tliii1n.
MI When purgaitu Alternative nelIciuc b
qnrNl.
SOLD BY nt Nrlggsts ami t:cnts. rr!cr q ecnis prr
box. Principal ulcc NJ. 10 North slSsh:st. t'th'!r
min, lem. hu1Ht.E4 1t IA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01

GENERAL PROSPERITY. -. rr.a
In most departments of business, there
has been great activity and general sue
cess. No such revulsion has swept over
us as has visited England during the
past year, bringing many long estab-
iished firms of high credit, and extensive
regulations to bankruptcy, and infict-
ing deep and wide spread ruin upon the
people. Coming out of q long and
bloody war, with a large army to be dis
banded and absorbed into the various av-
ocations of civil life, with'a deprecated
currency and heavy taxation, financial
trouble was expected by the most saga
cious, and great stringency and distress
were regarded as unavoidable These
a%nticipations have not been realized.
With that wonderful adaptability to
circumstances which characterize our
people, men have adjusted themselves
to the changed condition OF, things, and
it is hardly possible to realize that
scarce q year aud a half has passed since
this people was engaged in p~rotracted
war, and that its desolating influence
had been felt over many thousand square
miles of our territory. No nation ever
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01

Let us thank God Not only that we are
further on in life, but that we more
clearly contemplate the proper end, the
true objects of. life, and that we arc Ia
boring with some success to attain
them; and if we have this reason for
personal thanksgiving, an internal, true
soul reason, then, indeed, no matter
what outside circumstances, we may
obey, to the fullest extent, the words of
the Apostle, and in everything give
thanks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01

JOHN OLsrox, a Confederate soldier,
supposed to have been killed at MUIR
freesboro, Tenn, turned up at Nashville
recently, and found his wife welded to
a Federal soldier and rejoicing in a
Yankee baby. he did not "dig his nm
gers into the wet earth" like Enoch
Arden, but offered to settle the matter
for two cows, and this not being agreed
to, he made threats, and was arrested
and put under bonds.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01

Mr.. LOWE, the adapter of the screw
propeller in its present form, was run
over by a loaded wagon and killed, in
London, on the 18th ult. Z
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01

SroRY's statue of 'sMedea" has been
exhibited at Southampton, England.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-12-01
NOTICE.

COUNTY TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE. }
STOREY COUNTY, STATE OF NEVADA,
7 November 26th. 1856. J
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN taxes assessed on the proceeds Of mines for
the quarter ending September Goth, 1865. are now
due and payable, and that the law with regard to
their collection will be strictly enforced.
l. F. O'FERRALL,
aasN. County Tax Collector:
0fice:-Medin Building. North O Street, VIZ
gnia laar no1''Am
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
Kerosene as Remedial Agent

Kerosene as Remedial Agent
This article has been highly recommended,
and is much used for burns or frosted feet
ETC.; and it is generally supposed to be very
beneficial. We have known it to be sue
cessfully applied to burns, and thought it
would do equally well for frost bites. But
we notice in an exchange, allusion to a sad
and fatal result following its use, the par
ticulars of which are communicated to the
public by DIR. c. w. Pewther, of Mannanah.
Meeker county, Minnesota. A Mr.. Pert
Ter of that county had his feet frozen, and
after the frost was taken out by immersing
them in cold water, kerosene oil was ap-
piled for about week, when he died, as
DIR. Pewther believes, from its effects. Un-
der the penetrating and weakening quail
ties of this oil his strength rapidly failed.
Its influence OH his mind was singular.
He thought the oil would burn him to
death, and recently fancied he could see
the flame i'm the room. An instance is also
given where it was applied to thirteen
horses for the purpose of Kidding them OF
lice. The result was that five of the thir-
teen died." <..r:.
In view Of these facts, kerosene ought to
be handled with great care as remedy for
frost-bites, which are usually fashionable
this time of year, or indeed as an ointment
for injuries of any kind.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
Ineorrigible.-scarcely had our last

lncOfflglDIes--Oci nau our laat
weeks edition of the Pioneer been issued
from the press, ere the erratic individual
(,re call him gentleman no longer) who
sports the weathermehta1 machine had
taken note Of the gentle phiiiippic therein
contained, which we had felt it oif duty to
administer, on account Of his previous
1apses from the straight line of courtesy
and good fellowship. Although the day
was holiday, devoted to the interchange
of sentiment and drollery, and usually
characterized by good-natured forbearance
one with the other, no sooner had the ILL
natured ehuff grasped the gist of the mat
ter than he flew into towering passion,
and strobe off to the iiihospitable cline Of
Maine, and there taking a hasty lesson or
two froih his cousin of Bhhgur, returned
post-haste, and commenced mastering his
forces so diligently that befofe Upright
Phebus' had slid down the western slope.
he had succeeded in driving poor Mercury
so many degrees on t'other side of nis, that
the like has never before been recorded in
this latitude, within the memory Of the
Oldest inhabitant; and no sooner had Nox,
the withered old hag, hung out her pail of
darkness extensively enough to screen his
unblushihg effrontery from view, than he
set his inihiohs to work with their blow
pipes, and sent this condensed cold thrilling
through everything possessed of life, from
the q,lohog i'm his mudhole under the ice,
to the grounding snugly ensconced in his
well-lined lair in the bosom of mother
earth. On the following morning, he even
had the temerity to invade with vandal
tread the sacred precincts of the hall of
justice, and compel Bench and Bar to va
cate their seats of honor and extemporize
ones nearer the stoves, much to the disgust
and discomfort of the habitues who usually
rejoice in those sunny spots near the judi
cial fires. We were tick1ed with one result
of the nsoue, which would have delighted a
Crrlikshanks. A fat luminary who had
edged his bulky corporation, clothed with
flesh as with garment, to the stove, and
was spreading his broad palm to the genial
heat while look of pleased satisfaction
played over his jolly features, in remark
able contrast with the scowl which brood
ed over the face of the bloodless anatomy
whom he had displaced; talk of the hungry
ffste cycling his bohe iii the paws of the
huge mastiff-poh yodr dog metaphor was
20 where ON this occasion; while, DIS if to
complete the picture, the saturnihe tisage
of lengthy limb of the law might be seen
wistfully looking over the heads of the
crowd at the motions of Fatty, as though
the idea were traversing his WOO, that then
aiid there he was being defrauded out OF
his just snrtnrsshp dues. What's to be did
with an Incoffigible who plays such pranks
as these e?-individially, we have come to
the conclusion that it is best vigorously to
let him alone,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
Fifteen Years Ago.

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters was strug-
Cling into notice against the prejudice
which everything new, however excellent
at the head of all the tonic and Alternative
preparations in existence. Its celebrity
has invoked many limitations but no rivals.
Physicians pronounce it the only safe stim-
ulant that has ever been introduced into
the sick chamber. In the Hospitals of the
Army and Navy, the surgeons find it the
very best tonic for convalescents, and re-
port it as valuable for sustaining the vigor
of troops ON the march, as remedy for
scurvy and all scorbutic affections, and as
. the only specific for sea-sickness. Califor-
mia and Australia have emphatically in
dorsed it as the Miners Medicine par ex-
cellence, and in Spanish America and all
the tropical climate, it is considered the
only reliable antidote to epidemic fevers.
There is no mystery about the causes of
1, its success. 1t is the only stomachic and
Alternative in which are combined the grand
requisites of mild, pure, and unvitiated
vegetable stimulant, with the finest selec-
tion Of tonic, anti-bilious, anti-scorbutic
aperient, and depuratiye herbs, plants
roots and barks that have ever been inter
mixed in midicinal preparation.
The Bittcrs have this distinctive quality
whichfs not shared, it is believed, by any
tonic, tincture or extract in the world
they do not excite the pulse, though the.
/, infuse a wonderful degree of vigor int
the nervous system, and strengthen ant
sustain the whole physical organization.
1t is also proper to state that the Bitter
are sold exclusively in glass, and neve
Under any circumstances by the gallon o
the barrel. Impostors and imitat0rs ar
abroad, and the only safeguard the publf
has against them is to see that the Bitter
- they buy bear the engraved label and not
of hand of Messrs. Hostetter & Smith, an
the government stamp over the cork G
the bottle. Inn.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
The Oil Excitement at Pithole, Pa.

The Oil Excitement at PithOle, Pa.
An extraordinary season of excite
ment prevails at Pithole, Pa, in con-
sequence Of still more remarkable
development of oil-bearing qualities of
the earth, in and about that town. The
most extravagant stories are promul-
gated respecting this matter; but it is
true that there has been a
very wonderful accession to the sour
ces Of wealth In that vicinity. One
man is reported to have dug hole in
the ground, foot deep, and to have
the happiness of seeing pailful Of oil
exude into it from the surrounding soil,
in few minutes. 1t is said that peo-
pie dip it up with all sorts of vessels
and even some Of the cellars of the
town were filling up with the oleaginous
substance; Great numbers of people
were arriving at Pithole to see the won
derful phenomena Of people supplying
themselves with the needful means OF
illumination by digging their own gar
dens or door yards. The Record says
" Scientific men are much puzzled as to
the cause of this outpouring of ma
ture's greasy treasures, and their per
plexity is added to by the flow of sail
water and gas with the oil; which, ac
cording to their experience, is one O
the most favorable signs"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

N pursuance of All order granted dy the
4 Probate Court of Wyandot county, Ow
| will offer for sale at public auction, at
the door % Of tba the tS sanF IT.. house % n Upper san
1866, at one O'Clock, p. M, the following
described real estate, to-wit: In lot, two
hundred and eighty nine (2S9) in the town
of Upper Sahdusky, Ohio.
Appraised at $780,. Terms of sale one
third in hand, one third in ohe year, and
one third ii. two years from the day of
sale, With interest. The payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises
sold, HARRIET E. WOLF.
Guardian of FREDERICK A. NJ. WOLF,
McKELLY & GRIsELI, Atty's.
February II, 1S66.-4t.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22

New Feature in the Auction Busi-
ness.-Business being a little dull, and
having nothing else on hand to knock
down to the lowest bidder, a couple of our
worthy Auctioneers, very foolishly, of
course, disported themselves by knocking
each other down, few days ago. We un-
derstand that neither party made very
large per centage in the operation. We
hope the legitimate business of their call
ing will keep them SO BUSY hereafter, that
they will find no time to indulge lin out
side operations, so unpleasant and unpro-
f1table as the occurrence alluded to. Take
the advice of a friend, and keep your tenn
per in better subsection hereafter. Gentle=
men, the commission OH the traffic in blows
wont pay!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
That Hat. Some OF the patron

That Hat. Some OF the patrons
of the Upper Sandusky Brewery com-
plain that the proprietor, Mr.. Yeit
Goetz, has not played fair with them
they say the understanding was, that the
''plug" with which they presented him
was to crown his Teutonian head while he
was engaged in delivering his delectable
beverage to his customers. What grand
combination ?=-ten kegs oflagef; surmouh-
ted by fashionable mail keg," the whole
drawn by span of animales which a witty
son of the green isle describes as the faith
er of all rabbits. When do you appear
friend Veit?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
to Lovers of the Ardent

Important to Lovers of the Ardent.
AS it is expected by many that the chol-
era will visit this country during the COM
ing summer, we give the following item
from the Presbyterian Banner, for the bene-
fit of those who are in the habit Of indulg-
ing frequently. That paper says:
In Chiiia, India, Russia, Poland, France;
England. and our own country, in every
place, iii short, where the disease has been
studied, It has been ascertained that large
proportion of its victims, sometimes five
sfxths of the Hh0le,and occasionally still
larger ratio, has beth, taken from the ranks
Of the incorporate. LIN one Russian town
of twenty thousand Inhabitants, NOT A
SOLITARY DRUNKARD REMAINED when the
scourge had passed. In the Park Hospital
of New York. during the epidemic of 1852
out of two hundred and four cases, only
six were temperate persons, and they re-
covered, whilst of the remaining cases at
least three out of every five resulted fatal
ly. III other Hospitals the facts were of a
similar character. Statistics to an unlimit-
ed extent might be adduced to show that
the popular tlse of spirituous drinks is one
of the most certain methods of preparing
the way for the cholera.
If these things be true, the cholera will
make sad havoc in this neighbofhood, un-
less great reformation takes place before
the scourge makes its appearance.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
Correspondents Wanted. :

some of our kind friends in Carey, Nevada,
Marseilles, Little Sandusky, and othet small
towns in the neighborhood, take it upon
themselves to give us the local news each
week? Every young man ought to acttis-
toni himself to committing to paper the
passing events Of his heighborhood, if with
no other object than that of his own i'm
provenheht-if the gentlemen have hot am
bition enough to comply with this request
we shall appeal to the ladies; and feel con-
fident of a response.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22

To COrrespOndents.-W have in our
drawer contributions from three or four
clergymen, upon various religious sub
jects, all of which we are compelled to de-
cline publishing, They are all of char
acter that invites discussion. and, Of course,
if we open our columns to one party, we
cannot refuse those who may wish to be
heard upon the other side of the questions
presented, no matter how pernicious we
may consider the influence of the peculiar
doctrines and tenets ofsome of the parties.
One of these documents, entitled ''Ques-
tions for Universalists," possesses consid-
cradle merit, and was written by a gen.
tleman for whom we entertain the kindli-
est personal feelings, but, Notwithstanding
we implicitly consented to insert it, we
will have to include it in our general re-
fusai.
-. X. E." certainly does not read the
papers, or he would not have to be told
that no communication will be published
which is unaceompanied by the authors
name; in addition to this, we are not very
favorably impressed with his poetical efu-
sion,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22

Attempt to Break Jail.-We under
stand that the birds in the county cage,
wearying oftheir Involuntary confinement,
made an unsuccessful attempt to liberate
themselves few days ago. It Is said that
they tised wooden keys, and failed ON the
outside door, the lock of which they left in
acondition which required the professional
services of DIR. Gunp to make it perform
it's proper functions.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-02-22
Gehaftus.-Rev. r. Miller. F;na,

Gehefdus.-Rev. III. F. Miller, Fina11-
cial Secretary of the Northwest Confer
ence of Universalists for Ohio and Indi=
ana, assisted by Rev. Mr.. Garfield, of Pc
ru, held series of meetings in Beerys'
Hall, Saturday and Sunday last, and on
Sunday the sum of $355.OO was donated by
the friends of Universalism for the use of
this denomination. This is pretty liberal
when considered in connection with the
fact that Uhivefsalists hs4e no organiza-
ton in this place.