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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-10
New Dress.

1t is our pleasing task to congratulate
our neishbor DUNN on the enlargement
and general renovation of his paper. His
first issue for 1866 came out last Thurs
day disguised in such handsome style.
that its oldest friends and most devoted
admirers must have had soine difficulty
in recognizing their oraoNe and staunch
ally in the Democratic faith. in its new
and splendid garb. Its typography aud
general appearance aud the editorial get
ting up Of the number are really credit.
able to the enterprise Of the publisher;
and il its teachings in the future shall be
Of the tue American Ilashp, ever holding
the honor and prosperity Of the individual
and the n,ton in view, we shall heartily
wish the Union unbuundsd sucuess.
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Ridiculous If True.

We learn, from the Washington CORES.
pondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
that Secretary McCuloch. in compliance
with the request Of Foreign Ministers. is
about to furnish their Governments with
official monthly statements Of the coudi,
tion of the Treasury. This strikes us MS
being entirely too complaisant, at the ex'
pense of national dignity 1t is true that
the information ought to be in the posses
sion of foreign Governments, but we had
faucied that our G vernment owed ale.
glance to none but the American people.
and that formal official announcement
OF the exact monthly condition Of Uncle
Sans breeches- pocket for tho eulighten.
ment Of John Bull. Johnny Crspeau, or
Mynheer Teuton, would be an act Of sup
pleness likely to call forth one Of our Dig
ni6ed relatives most expressive frowns;
especially would this be the case, should
any slip Of the figures render the old gen.
tlcman liable to the imputstion OF mis-.
statement. by way of false pretense. In
a Government like ours. whose entire nc.
ton is laid before the governed. every
fact necessary for the information Of
foreign Governments, can be collected
and reported, without difficulty, by their
own representatives, who are here for
that purpose. In the name Of decsncy'
let us not " eat dirt" in the sight Of ma
tons by officially reporting to them our
monetary condition monthly--it sounds
too much like saying, " Please. trust u'!
Let the American press protest again st
this DEGRADATION.
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rio aNANDE.
Nxw bsLrAas. January 5,

1
The Times Brownsville correspondence
df the 30th. says:
General r. Clay Crawford has Arrived
at Brownsville. with the appointment oi
General in the Mexican Republican army,
and with authority to recruit an Ameri.
can division for the Republican service,
under hiscommand. Crawford establish.
I'D his recruiting Offices at Brownsville
Mud other places in Texas, and enlistment
is already progressing rapidly. 1t is re-.
ported that Generals Lew Wallace and
Logan are connected with the movemen mt
and are soon expected. Carvajal. the ia.
NOUS Mexican ilibuster. isexpected, with
a large sum Of money to assist in delray-
ing the expenses. The imperialists in
Mssamoras are considerably troubled,
tfen. Mejis has commenced barricadIng
the streets, tearing an attack from CrawI
fords American DIVISION At any time. II
is thought that Crawford will join Esco.
beds. and move on Monterey, establish
Ing their base at that point.
A schooner laden with arms and ammu.
milton. con signed to Purveyor at head
quarters Goth Corps. went ashore at Bag
dad, and was seized by the imperialists.
Mejis has levied loan OF 100000
on the Merchants Of Malamoras.
Later news says American families are
leaving Matamorss and coming TO the
American sides fearing an Attack.
The liberal forces numbering about
$500 are scattered along the river.
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EDITORS or roSEsh-In reply TO many letters and in.
qaries from people in this section Of the country the
undersigned takes great pleasure in saying through the
c0lmns Of your paper, that our renown preparation,
kuwn As Goes Dyspepsia Cure, is certain cure for
Dyspepsia IN its worst stages. Many cures Of long
standing, within our own acquaintance, have been COM
pleely, and We believed cnred. 1t will stop distress
atter eating AMIDST nstantaneously, and enables the
dysprptic who has lived for years upon Graham bread
and the painest diet to eat hearty he pease and
anything lie chooses without danger Of distress
ing rising the somnch 1t Is infalible correc-
tor ofndigeSton and constipation creates healthy ap.
petite. stops sick headache heartburn. sickness the
stomach or bowels, and sweetens offensive breath ~
YOU take It, and by enabling the patient to take
plenty Of hearty food which is The parent Of health
produces vigor, strength and energy every trial
have kucwn 1t has speedily eradcaed Dyspepsia with
all its attendant suflerings, Weaknesses debility and
loss power giving instead proper activity and
to the stomach and organs of Digestion, and
fdently believe and the published certificates in our
circulars, almnnacs and in many of the leading Journals
from convaescent patients will confirm, t6mpleely,
permanently, and almost miraculously cured the worsi
of Dyspepsia in existence, We warrant il in every
instance II be obtained at al the Drug Stores H.
the Omitted States and Canadqs. at 81 per hottie six
bottles for s.. C.G. CLARK &c CO,
Feb. l. Is6s-ly. PrbprietOrs. New Haven, Ct.
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Calk ms, Griffin & Co.'S

Union Business College. at Oberlin.
Ohio, is meeting with surprising success,
teyond the expectations, OF it's many san
fufne friends. In no other Institution
of the kimd do students, receive as much
personal alten ton. and make, in conse-
'quence, such thorough students, as at
that point, il we may judge by the testI-
money Of Students.
One half the usual expense Of tskiug \
Commercial Course is saved by those who
attend at Oberlin, while thorough prep
aration for busineS is guaranteed.
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Union School.

The Public School was sgsin opened
IN Monday last, undrr the auspices Of
Mrs. Motley, As Superintendent. assisted
by the Old corps Of teachers. A wylI
nonducted pubic school is n public bless
ing. and Of iuapprecisble value to eveey
community. We trust that the School
Board, having obtained an efficient and
in every respect capable instructor. will
rsnaer her that aid and support which is
essential to the maintenance Of discipline
aud proper police in y Union School.
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riis IN Philadelphia.

PHfLApRLAaiA, Jan. "A very de
structive FIRE broke out here at one o'clock
this morning. The buildings, 607 Chest
nut Street, occupied by Harnden's FIX
press Company; COS and Cos, occupied
by Rockhill &Wilsou wholesale clothiers,
and COG by Perry g. Co., clothiers. were
almost entirely destroyed, The walls
fell into the street, and some fremen were
injured.
The loss is not short Of 100000. The
buildings destroyed were OF brown stone,
Eve stories high, and were the most orna-
mental on Chestnut street. Last night
was the fifteenth anniversary df the i'm
mense fire on the same spot, on which
occasion two men were killed.
The building in which the FIRE origi,
mated had recently been purchased BY
the Evening Bulletin Association. aud
they were preparing to make it their
publishing house. Their loss is fully in
sured. The other parties losing By the
fire and water are Herman. Destree Il
Bauer, trimmings: John F. Simons, phos
tographic materials; Birds billiard saloon,
aud Magargee g. Co. paper dealers
From the extensive robberies, it is how
believed the place was set on fire for that
purpose.
SECOND DISPATCH.
All the money packages from Harm.
den's Express safe. and the greater pSrt
OF the freight in the building were con-
sumetl
1t is now supposed the total loss will
b. quarter OF n million of dollars, but
the insurance is large, and will probably
nearly cover the loss The tiremen work.
ed msnlully to subdue the flames, and al
ono time were pouring five streams ol
water on the rear end Of the building.
The site of the buildings was formerly
occupied By the old Chestnut Stree,
theatre.
Rockhil & Wilson'S loss is estimated
at $4,000. The greater portion Of theit
stock was removed. Perry & Co.'S loss
is SG0,oGo. They s-e insured for 8 Is. 900.
The building WAS insured.
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above all Others, with very few exceptions, frofh
personal interview had with the manufacsu .
rer himself MS the great demand in the United
States at present sprung out of the especial
home demand in s54 to 1856, when Mr.. Hirner
was induced 10 form an establishment for tho
sole purpose Of manufacturing his renowned
preparations for the benefit Of our whole coun-
trv, to which he put his sole attention since
1856 with great success.
The Agricultural Societies are and have been
Of great value to him in accomplishing the i'm
port ant work, in giving his Cattle Powder. and
Horse Powder, q fair trial and making numer-
Gus experiments on Horsee, Cattle Sheep and
Swine, in promoting digestion. purifying the
blood, cleansing the system and turn all impu.
rites Of blood with the MD Of nature, into
healthy substance, forming flesh, strength.
milk and butter through which are informed
| all interested in due form through their respec-
tive committees. to the great benefit Of oil keep.
ing Horses, Cattle. sheep or swine. They hasS
awarded him since October 1856, until Septem.
l,cr 1863, with SO Premiums, PRICE medals, and
Diplomas, each testifying his preparations su-
perior to all Others for the same purpose. there
by showing confidence, even In those which
know that must Of the preparations known as
Patent medicines, are nothing than a quack-
humbug accompanied with certificates from
Tom, Dick and Harry, from large cities, parties
whort nobody knows. Private certificates are
so abused that Mr. Hirncr never published any
yet. nor will. and all ask. he SAYS. ia that they
tell their friends and neighbors what the prepa.
rations are.
Tur 1ru,ou C.rrir povnsn.
!. ....,. :. ~,
- ~aran.yu " oe the 'iioSs powerrui agene !oI
tue stomach ana oioou OF Horses' Catte. swine
svste,n and transsn,,.;no the nnr;fsa ANIMAL
fluid in flesh, fat, milk, butter aud strength,
and establishing health and vigor.
Drvox's Hopsr Ann Mr,. povnr,
:. .n.,.. :.
: 'neon,y meuieihe l'galiy Patsntea lhSrsnce.
Ensiahu 1wl'zetlanu' ana hoilano. ana aoiy
au'i'i,.ea oy their oour's' nohoreo win rnHe-
ineGa!s' ana in'eh,eo oy MT Duvoy rroisssor
Of the Imperial College for Agriculture at pari:
anu now ihanu'actured oy v. " hirner' Or "
H. ana A. AiieDtowh' "a.
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A Card TO the Ladies.
DR.. DCpONCO'S

GOLDEN PER oolcaL PILLS, FOR FEMALES.
strootiOns Of the Monthly Turns from Whatever
Cause and Always Successful as preventative.
| 1t is now over thirty years since tho above
celebrated Pills were first discovered by Dr.
Duponco, of Paris. during whith time they
have been extensively and successfully y'uscd in
most OF The public insttrt6ts-as well as in
private practicc-of both hemisphcrcs. with
unparalleled success in every case, and it ison.
| " at the urgent request" Of the thousands OF
| Ladies who have used them, that he is induced
To make the Pills public for the alienation Of
those suffering from anv irregularities whatever
NJ we'll as to prevent an iacrrssc Of family where
health will not permit it. Females peculiarly
sitnated, or those surposing Themselves SO. are
cautioned against using these pills in that ton.
ditun. as the proprietor assumes no responsible
ity after the above admonition although their
inildness would prevent any mischief to health /,
otherwise the Pills are recommended.
bSE BOX Is SUFFICIENT
Yet in some cAses one lady will require more
than another.
1000 Borss Hure Bsea Sold Ia 7po
Years.
Ten thousand boxes sent by letter. both by
myself and agents. to all parts Of the world. to
winch answers have been returned, in which
ladies say, nothing like the sbbve pills have
been known, slnce the science of Medicine dawn
ed upon the world.
In Remopiny Obstruction and Erasoriny
Noture 10 its proper Channel.
quisting the nerves and bringing baek the
Rosy color Of health" to the cheek Of the ipost
delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each
box which must be strictly followed and all
diseases peculiar to females may be speedily
cured. The Golden Pills act as an
Erhalaront wi.hoW Single Drd~5ac8.
Safe in their operation perpetual in their
hsppy influences upon the nerves the mind,
and the Entire Organisation. ~ there is any
reliance to be placed on Human Testimony,
the above pills may be fully depended, npon.
Retnen,ber-.E Examine the box closely (no
lhatter Of what Druggist You buy them) If
counterfeit" and wi not be responsible for
their injurious Effects.
l'rice $l per box. six boxes, So Sold By
one Druggist in every town, village city, and
hamlet, throuFout the world. Sold in Cpner
Sandnsky by j. 4. Maxwell, [Druggist,) Sole
agent" for Wyahdot Co., 0 Ladies Bvsend
,ing hlm 81 90 to the Uppet Sandusky."P o."
can have the Pills seut (tonfden,ially) by
mail, to any part OF the country. sold also, By
Rogers d Chesney. Kentan. Hershisrr 4 Myers,
Titfin, Wholesale. Ivy Strong & Armstrong,
Cleveland, O., "r address 8. D. Howe, "Sole
Proprietor" New York.
Sept. 6. 1865.
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Organization of the Legislature.


The Legislature of the State of Ohio
assembled at Columbus. on January lst,
and organized by the election of the fol
lowing officers:
In THE SESArE.-Hon. Henry S. Mar.
tin, Of Starke county, was elected Presi-
dent, pro tenn receiving q votes, 10 II
cast Tor Judge Wiliptt, the democratic
nominee. E. Z. Hall, of Muskingdm
was elected Clerk. with L. p. Rose OF
Licking, first, and E. W. Miles, of Nor
row, as 2l Assistant Clerks. James Stow
of Logan, was elected Sergeant at Arms,
with John I. Carlin, of Hancock. as st
Assistant. and Henry c. DunkIe. of Fair.
field, as FL Assistant Sergeant at Arms.
HorsE.- Col. E. A. Parrott was elect
ed Speaker, receiving 81 votes, to 81
cast for Mr.. Thornhill, the Democratic
nominee. B. j. Loomis, of Cuyahogo,
WAS elected Clerk; Col. James n. Nash,
of Mshoning, and DR.. S. Brown. of Will
lisms, Assistants. Lieut.. w. 3. Barnett,
Of Guernsey, was elected Sergesht at
Arms; Alexander Mccoy Of Coshoctou.
and VIM. Phillips. Of Rnox. Assistants.
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SECOND DISPATCH

Additional Brownsville accounts "a,
| that Gen. Crawford has plenty of funds
His Chief Of Staff, Colonel A F. Reed
is rapidly raising recruits in Brownsville
eulis,ing United States soldiers still ia
the United States service, promising them
discharges as soon rs the necessary ps
pers can be made out and forwarded
There has been no interference with this
by our authorities, as yet. Recruiting Of
fees are opening in other parts OF Texas.
One of the recruiting officers Informed
the Times correspondent that a force is
to come from New York. The force rails
ing on the Rio Grande is to camp below
Brownsville with sufficient supplies.
Ii is reported that General Logan and
aud Gen. Lew Wallace are conatcted with
the expedition which aims at Monterey.
General M-jia. is aware Of Crsw ford 5
Movements.
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Beware of Ambuscades !!

Few people realize the fact that diseaBt lies
ambush everywhere. ready to seize upon the
weak. The strong pass through many pcris in
safety; the strengthless fall by the wayside.
1t is amazing that the feeble should totter
with uncertain steps over the face of the earth
in danger every day of falling victims to the
morbid influences by which we are all sur.
rounded, when tested and proven vegetable
tonic, capable Of endowing them with the vigor
they need, Is procurable in every city, town
and settlement. Itmight reasonably be thought
that after the twelve years experience which
the world has had Of Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
ters, all would know that its effect is to prevent
disease.
The fact is rotosieus that dose of poison
which will scarcely affect = vigorous msn in
perfect health will kill weak one. Now. what
is the cause of epidemic diseases7 Poison in
the sir. At this season. the atmosphere is sur
charged with the seeds of intermittens, remit.
tents, rheumatism. pulmonary disorders, bilious
and the like. Persons whose ner-
vous systems arc relaxed are the first to sue.
cumb TO these distemp.rs Brace up the ply.
sical energies then with this potential vegetable
tonic. isthe most Po#eEful recuperant which
the botanic kingdotd has ever yielded to patient
research and experiment. Try it. The blind
est disciple of the old medical dogmas will at
least admit that tonic and Alternative. com.
pounded of approved herts. roots. and barks.
can do no harm. while the testimony Of thous.
snds invites trial Of its virtues.
w. zyn-D
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Married,

On til. 4th lust, at the person House. by the
Rsv.D, ". Downey, Mr.. OLIVER c. BtowS and
Nrs ANNETTE A. SHESApEN. both Of Crawford
county. u.
By the Rev. W. C. Hauer, at the residence Of
the brides father, Mr.. AtLrs r. NrwHARp and
Miss ExuA GsossrLI, all Of Wyandot county.
On Thursday. Dee. 2l.t, by Gee. Van Pool,
E.q,, at hi, residence in Tymochtee, Mr. THos
PAKktxs to Miss OREAL CLARK, both Of Wyan.
dot county.
On the 2lss ult by A. II. Vanordoll. Esq..
Mr. M IRIS r. OwExst to Miss SARAH McCLEAII'
all of W, andot county
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LEGAL NOTICE.
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Court Of COM
Chicago Rdilr'cy Co., Plaintif, mon Pleas

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Court Of Com,
Chicago Rdillccy Co., Plaint9, mon Pleas
J. G. Mcdonald, Defendant. County, Ohio
]. G. Mcdonald, of the State of Indiana,
will take notice that Tie Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railway Company did, on
the Goth day Of December, D 1865, file a
petition in the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Wyandot, il, said 81 ate
of Ohio. against the said j G. Mcdonald, de-
feidsiit, setting fortl, that the said defendant
is ihdebnd to the said plaintiff. upon an ac.
count for money had and r-teived. in the sum
of one hundred twenty nine and ea.l0o dollars,
with Interest from the seth day # September
1865, and asking for Judgment for said sum of
ironey. with interest as '{presaid. And that
al attachment has been issiied against the said
J. O. Mcdonald.
The raid ]: g. Mcdonald is notified thst he
is required TO appear and answer said petition,
on " hefnre the third Saturday after The Both
day of jauuafy ncx..
MeKELLY & GRISELL.
Dee sc. 1856
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rS~serssS><~esesA>>sNS
||%9%4S.| e: s';';.'.;.:'| DYSPEPSIA

DR.. Strictl lands Tonic is Il concentrated prep
atxton of Roots and Herbs with anti acids and
carminatves to strengthen the stomach and
nervous ,ystem. 1t is a certain tenfedy for
Dyspepsia r Indigestion, Nervousness, Loss OF
Appetite, Acidity Of the Stomach, Flatuency
and Debility. 1t is not alcoholic therefore
particularly suited for Weak, NERVOUS and
Dyspeptic persons. For sale by Druggists eve,
tywhere at 81 per bottle For sale Gy Ayres
Il Bruhner, Upper Sandusty, Ohio.
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DLSOLU7tOT TOFP1RTNERS SLII

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undt rsiyned
was by mutual consent dissolved on the 10Th.
of December 1865.
Petsons knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm, are earnestly requested to come for
ward and pay up.
JASPER HUNT.
MOSES WAGNER.
Upper Sandusky Jan. 3, 1865
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Acknowledgement.
l0---2t

We are uuder obligations to Hon. Curt
Berry. Jr.. of the Senate. and Hon. s.
n. Worth, Of the House. our rApretenta-
tives in the Ohio Legislature, for impor-
tsnt public documents. They will please
accept our thanks.
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Speeial Aatirss.
Lyons Periodical Props!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

These Drops are seistihcaly compounded futa per.
r,tration and better than any Pills, poNders or Nos'
trums Being liquid their action Is direct and positive
rendering them reliable, speedy and certain specihie
for the cure as all obsuuetons and suppressions oi
nature Their popularity is indicated by the fact that
over 1907 bottles annually sold md consumed ~
the ladies Of tbs United States every one OF whom speak
In the strongest terms of praise Of their great merits
They rapidly taking the place OF every other Female
Remedy and considered by all whoknew aught Of
them as the surss safest, and most nallible perpetra-
ton IN the world for the crk Of all female complaints,
the removal Of all obsructpns nature and the pro.
motion OF health regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they ty be used and explain-
ing when and why they shoya not. nor could not be
csed without producing effects CONTRARY TO natures cho.
sen laws, will he found carefully folded around each
bottle with the written signature ef Ios L. Lros with.
put which none are genuine, Price l50,
Prepared by Or JOHN L. LYON, 1896 Chapel Street
New Iavsn Conn who can be consulted either person.
sonay, or by mail enclosing s,smp,) concerning all
private diseases and female weakness.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
G. q. CLARK. & CO.
Geh'l Agents for I. S. and Canada.
q lcas-t -
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Election No tices.

There will be an election held at the cour
House. on Saturday. January Goth. between the
hour, Of l and o'closk. P. NJ, &s officers OF
the wyandot County Agricultural Society for
the ensuing ycaf
BY order Of the President. l0--N
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HO MARC ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

0iseaies OF the Urinary AID Sexual Systems
Opew and reliable treatment. Also the Brida
Chamber. sn Essay Of Warning and Instractiou
sent in Sealed Envelopes, free of charge. Ad.
dress Dr.. J. skillin Hou16son, Howard Asscois ..
Gca. vo 3, soWh Ninth 81, Phi,sde!rhis, Pc
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FOURTH DISPATCH.


BROWNSVILLE, Dec. 2S.
Via Brsshisr City, La
There are indications of An active
movement to assist the Mexican Liberals
A pontoon train Of thirty pontoous will
soon be completed here. Sixty days
commissary and hospital stores are col
lected along the Rio Grande. Division
commanders are ordered to report the
effective strength of their commands
Gen Sheridan refuses to accept all re-
signations of officers in Texas General
Wright. commanding the Department OF
Texas, has ordered no more leaves of alb
sence to be granted. General Sheridan
is expected here in lew days.
The Mexican Con. al, at New Orleans,
will soon leave to take command ola Lib
eral Regiment. Major General r. c
Crawford issued special order. dated
Mexican Republic. American Division,
near Matahuras, Mexico, in which he
says he is authorized to raise division
Of troops for Mexico, and offers $50 per
month for volunteers, from Texas. Gen
eral Crawford is from East Tennessee,
and an intimate friend of President John
son. His chief of staff is Colonel A. F.
Reed. from Ohio formerly Lieutenant
Colonel Of an Ohio regiment. The plan
appears to be to seizs Matamoras, and
thus put the Liberals in possession Of the
Rio Ora hds. The Liberal army, at
Camargo. is nov expected to renew the
siege OF Aatamoras soon.
aa. ~ Q.P. +.