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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

FnroHs or royrEn-tn reply to monv left r. and m
Gi(r tnq people in t'iS section Of the cnnntry the
nudl I takes great pleasure in saving though the
co,i. q, y3it paper, ,lh4t oar rcnown E,eparaon,
@siE'@i in, n Worst s..ascs Marx. Ftrcs Of long
stanGat, TitFh tnr own o!qTrtQicg tayr been COM
peleiy. and Ws helisvt9 curel.. Xiii stop distrrS,
after e,tin. amn'4t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and enables the
dyspruGc Shb hal lived tof years upon Graham bresi
tF f:diiiS diet. 10 eat hearty rs he plcase and
pUvthing he chooses, without danger OF distress sonr
ng rising the stomach. II is nfillihle
tor p!iniiges9n and constipation crcatcs healthy APP
bcti,t. t t ei6h icndache heartburn sickness at the
stomach or bowels. and sweelens offensive breath as
soon take H. and by "mhling the patient to take
plenty Of heartN F.od, (which IS Tho parentof henlth.
produces yigoT si,.agt9 and energy laeycry trial W
have krcwn It has >Teedily cradcatea dyspepsia with
all its attendant sGsrngs. weaknesses, debility and
loss Of power. giving b.tsada proper activity and tone
to the stomach and orGi Of Digestion and as we con-
ndcntly believe and Us III pHblshcd certificates in our
circulars, almanncs and IN many Of the leading Journals,
from cpnvaesceut patients VIII tonlrm, completely,
permanently, and almost wiroculons cured the worst
of Dispcpsain existence. We NarEln IL in every
Instance 1t he obtained al all the Drug Stores il
the United States and CanadaS, At ~ per battle, SIX
betflcs ,!orS1 ca, CLARK 500,
Feb. :. lSG5-1y. Proprictors, New wen, Ct
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Died.

On the 3lst ult, in Crawlorlville. Wyandot
county. at the advanced age of "A years. Mrr
ISAAC Bunk, one of, the oldest settlers in thai
neishborhooi. ME- Burke during life enjoyed
the eoniiieAce and esteem of his fellow citizens,
and in death he ia regretted as loss to the
community of whish he wa, u useful member,
Bucyrus papers please iS,.see.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

Retired. ~, Ar rr4
With The issue OF the present number,
the connection of Louis A. BapSNER
with. The Pioneer closes, IL will hereafter
be under the infringement OF Gen. W. I,
WILSON. More anoa.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Affectionately yours.
q. G. Wohr.r.

Wthase little JrndieS runhins in the
lot doIh Sh Race ST., that can natti t in
flavor, he il . nerer so good" No, no, guy.
though we ffahkly acknowledge that :. lost
an a NoIl gtSEtellvw when yo,i siifted your
,cuti there arc some good things yet left about
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
gotal \ Y}yistellautdll5.
Election Notice.

There will be an election held at the Court
House, on Saturday. January Goth between the
hours'of and 3o'cock5 P. NJ, for officers Of
the wyandot County Agricultural Society for
he'ensuing year
By order of the President. lO--2t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

these diyglngs, amohE With we rcckot ISar
" kline" and tho fair iDaids who milk theiil--
they arc worthy u strine Of adjsctives as long aS
Contv Guy $ arm. I'NBe.--NrSc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
RANDALL Ross,
Late Chaplain 5lh 0. V. V. l.
iF& tAc Pioneer ]
NEw CONCORD. O.. il

NEw CoNccRp, o., Jan 4, 1866.
Mr. EDlT0R:--At the earnest SoIicla.
ito, OF y number of the men of the repi-
ment with which have been connected
Tor over two years, have Consented to
associate myself with them, to form a
colony to tstIle IN Sitt,e part Of the West
or South West a committee Of three
has Been appointed to select the location,
There are over thirty of the men of the
regiment wins have pledged themselves to
20 into this cohny, and Others pxpect to
'Io so when 'hey get home and consult
Hrru6s.
thc ccmnlirlee consists of Can't GIea,
~, % Van Wrrr, O.. Dr.. r. Young.
II Sylvia lisr,Iin county, O., and mrsri!
We ekb bisai 70 start West so soon ~ The
'y"at'3er viii permit, IN the spring t,t the
pn,p'i,e x r'tettins th6 !1ear'or g. soon
rs d.e h.'ce : selected notice %i' b..
siycn; aud We vii &qgct tie colony to
SOar' sayabA1t 'te ii,staf ApIi. As IN
This matter il VIII be . tlp more the mcr.
firr,' We invite AL nel'aons of good MO
Val charas''dt', >S2ecially t,Ymbers of The
church, who iHrand removing West, to
s,ast il their lots #iIh Us Under The
" Homestead Att' of 1859, each settler
can get 100 acres Of 9orernment land
for about Is or IS dollars BY occupying
and improving it for five sesrs, at the end
OF which they will get teed for the
land We viii te glad 70 '!tar from such
persons AS wish ~ go with hs, by mail.
at New Concord, Muskingum Co.. ..
{ANtlAt Ross.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

n, RIS SltToN'S strahcrty Balsam certain remedy
for fdarrli"a, TS Senlery, Cholera Niorbus. Fllx
\ Hsit- Rt II; ana all Bowel Complaints Entirely
veg rtmhT 1 sr|,ihc for Camp niarrhea
oSRDRT \. .iOWE, Prop'rs, Buchanan, Mich.
ees}r;fats.ht ms & fam Setback Wholesale ACCEPTS
Chculi Aug. t-:ni
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Safety Match

A new and sl,etfior article, something
every body needs. can be found at Ayres
u BrunDer's Drug, b, ( and Notion
Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
DlsTILLERY PRICE CURRENT,
CORRECTED wllers sr !, D. MCKEE 4
a}fw Atlrrft.s

q. b. sievGssspS. d. W. ttat, A. b. srevNssoy,
srEvEesoN. ctiMp & co.
Manufacturers of Stationary Engines. eaw
ard yristmill werk. Castings Of every descrip.
tiot made to order.
We will also keep constantly on hand a
large stock bt Sled>oles. Iron Kettles, Bells.
Crate bars, Cellar Crates, Window raps, etc.
Upper Sandusky. o. jap. 3. '6G---tr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
LEHTGH MEDICINES.

Il ] hrye the pleas
urc to inforn4 YOU
that | have ffoefrl
ed a supply Of M
50 highly celehf
ted Lehigh MedF
ciue, prepared ~
Dr.. of Zoology aud
Anatomy,C. u. Hir-
ner, ut Allentown.
Lebigh county.Pa':
aud ec ON III c nj
them to your par
titular attention. |
have particular rea,
sons to recommend
his prepa9tions so
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
LEG AL NOTICE.

v Nattbt
J, G.. NcDonaid, DJradam. County, Ohio
j q. Mcdonald, Of the State of Indiana,
will take notice lhat The Pittsburgh Fort
Warne u Cai1a&o- Entway Company did, on
tGc 21,, day Of y Grnhcr, A y lsG5, file o
petition IN IilS Court of Common Pleas within
AMI frf ne County Of WNauam, in said STAT
ef Ohiu, ggaiu%t the said j & Mcdonald. de-
Ieudunt, setting forth thdS thc said defendant
is Indebted To the said I,aipt'H, rpon an ac-
Houut for money had aud i|',' we'd, in the sum
of onc bundled twenty nine and SOL lG0 dollars.
with interest fom the 30th dty.cf September,
1865, and asking N>r iihlgA,eu ~ said sum Of
money, with nrer,s st as aforesaid. And that
I'm AtiacIrment llst been H>ticd "sai'fat the said
! y NtcDnnald.
iHe said j. G. Mcdonald il notiaod that he.
y required to appear aud anawgh Sai5 aftition,
Nin u' before lhe third Saturday utcI ee 30th
Way of JanuaFy nest =,
NieKfLLY 4 GtISEN,,
Plaintiffs Atto.Hoys.
hcc 26, 1866
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
spceial Artiees.
Lyons Periodical Drops |!
THE GREAT FEMALE Kennedy
FOR IRREGULARITIES.

fhetc Drop. are scientifically compounded auid per-
Ettaion and better Than any Pms Powders or Nos
hs Being liquid. their action Is direct and positive,
reudetiht them reliable, speedy and certain specific
Tor the tutc as all distractions and suppressons Of
nature, TSir popularity Ia Indicated by the fact that
aver l0OisHs bottles annually sold and consumed By
he ladies Of III United States every one Of whom speak
fhey are rara,y kng the place Of every other Female
lniedy, and ars considered by all whoknow aught of
iltm as the surest carSt md most intnbc perpetra
lion IN the word nj hr Of al female compairtS,
the removal Of si osi'hctions ofnoinre, and the pro-
motion Of health regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating Nsln They may be used and eNpla
ing when and %ly.hVy sheald not, nor could not he
sen laws viii be found careltly folded around each
bottle With The writcnsisna'sN Of ions l. LroS, with
out which none are genuine, trtce l5O,
Prepared by Or JOnN l.. LyON, 1895 Chapel STREET
New Haven Conn who can he Consulted either person
private Diseases sud female wcpSpess.
SON by Druggists eyry0hrts.
u, g CL&hY, II co,
Gtnl Agents for |, }. aud caned's
Nav Il lSG---l Y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17

st~N-,>>~v~,.S is warranted to bH tie omit pecp.
aration known to c,lre Coughs; Chlls. Hoaise'
ness. Asthma Whmping Cough Chrome Coughs
Consumption, Bronchitis and Group. Being
prepared from Honey aud Herbs it is healing,
soitening and cxp.ctolNtn4; ahd particularly
suitable for all affections 1i the Throat and
Lung. For sale by Druggists everywhere.
- For Salt at the Drug, Boob aud Notion
Store lay Ayres Il Brunncr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Job Work.

We are prepared to do ail kinds II iob work
In the nvsiss; style. Send il in.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
DLSOLU7IOT OFP.IRY.yER SHTf

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the undersigned
was by mutual consent dissolved on the 18Th 3.
of December 1865.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm, are earnestly requested to come for
ward aud pay up
JASPER IiUNT.
MOSES WA0pNER.
Cfptr NandtshS. Jan }, leGi,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
s~~s~t"~'~' 'S<nNnN~~'s~Y
9sa5:,:H:.:4o:| =. e: s:1:1::=::.:| DYSPEPSIA E:E

DR.. Strictlends ToN;e is II concentrated prep.
aration of Roots and llctbs, with anti acids and
t'fniina,ivcs to strrn.e'''ef' the stomach and
nervous system. 1T i nsse'tain remedy for
Dyspepsia 'r lndigcstht' .NTyoHsnrss, Loss Of
ApPvHte, Acidity Of tht .f3SoHssh, Flatulency
and Bebilty. it is t0t rlGvhHie, therefore
particularly sued for N-caE, Nervous and
Dyspeptc persons Forsale by DtArgi,ts eve:
rywhcre at 81 per bottle. Fur %te ~ Ayres
d Brunner, Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
Biokrene:

The Feeble Iangud, the Disparine lie old shonld
give this valuable discovery trial. i,wilr tfo,hd tnal
~ dilIcreDt from sill nther articles for n purp1s
To 1oFENAtls-lhis preparatonis invalid ible interNbus
weasnes Of all descriptions; las itwli restore the wasted
and M nd rys SqGS'h relief IN ny.nsss M s "g
Brief persistence in s-4 i Iegetsis ~ ssefsch 10
1sssss 6G Sr pfp5lSs, fSaS saasp ESpSs sreSer
fof 81. Sold by D.aegists getrrhiv utt
SSht hv c@rrhss anywhere by adre>tinv MN
HCTCEIN6S a llILLYFR. Prepti-tor<, csSSf o
IS Dye Street, New York->
ESs Rnion 4 Dunhraw. Cleveland & John D. rark
Cincihai, Wholesale agcAts-S.ld IN t,ar Sindu> XIV
hv !. :. N,NNcll aud L. \. lcNcIIy, and r irnge
everywhere. lfeh iSGs- iy
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
RAGS RAGS!! RAGSit.

R,ing your rags 10 Ayres E Eranser,
Mrkely's Block. Room No. =. sif yos
want to get the highest cash price i've
III III.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
An Absent Friend.

AS we know that our citizens gene.
rally will be glad to hoar OF lie where
about and well.being OF their respected
friend and former townsman, Guy G.
Worth. we give . portion Of private
letter to a friend in this village. My he
and his ever be in condition to enjoy the
: fat takes TO be had in Iowa, with
good appelites and cheerful hearts-rev,
erently thanking the All.bountiful Donor;
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1866-01-17
A GAR1l

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MIR. Clay and the Goat.

Almost everybody in Washington City
remembers an old goat which formerly in
habited MAYORS livery stable on Penn
sylvania Avenue The animal was in all
probability the most independent citizen
of the metropolis-he belonged to no
party, though he frequently gave passen
gers striking proofs Of his adhesion to the
leveling principle, for whenever person
stopped anywhere in his vicinage, Billy
was sure to make at him horns and all
The boys took delight in irritating the
long bearded gentleman, and frequently
SO annoyed him that he would make war
against lamp postsan trees to their great
amusement.
One day the luminary of the West
Henry Clay, was passing the Avenue. and
seeing the boys intent on worrying Billy
into fever stopped and with his char
acteristic humanity, expostulated with
them on their cruelty. The boys listen
ed in silent awe to the eloquent appeal Of
the great statesman; but it was all Chero
kee to Billy. who. tne ungrateful scamp
arose majestically upon his hinder legs
and made desperate plunge athis friend
and advocate, Mr.. Clay, who, although be
had not "slain Mexican, proved too
much for his horned assailant He seized
hold of both horns of the dilemma, and
then came the s'tug of war;" for Greek
had met Greek. The struggle was long
and doubtful.
"HahI' exclaimed the statesman, GIVE
got you fast, you rascal I'll teach you
better manners. But boys" continued
Returning to the laughing urchins, "what
shall do now?"
"Why, trip up his feet. Mr. Clay" sale
they. Mr. Clay did as he was told anc
after many severe efforts brought Billy
down on his side Here he looked i'm
ploringIy, as is to say, Il never was il
such fix before. y
The combatants were nearly exhausted
Goaty had the advantage, for he wa:
gaining breath all the while that tn,
statesman was losing it.
Boys" exclaimed, he, putting anc
blowing, "this is rather an awkward bu
siness; what am | to do?"
"Why, don't you know?n said littl,
fellow, making preparations to run as h
spoke "All you have got to do is to lie
go and run like blazes!''
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A Home Thrust.

We heard one of these defunct patriots
who blowsd SO hard during the war,
make a terrible onslaught on old Andy.
He declared that Andrew johnson was a
disgrace to the country, and that be ought
to be impeached. sAnd who are you ?''
said soldier standing by "Who am II
why am a loyal man, and l do not be.
lieye in anything that the CopperAeads
endorse" ibid you fight in this war r.
"No,' whimpered the old reprobate, 81
did not 60 because | could no. leave my
business, but | loaned my money to the
Government ~
"Yes, We know you did, said the sol
dier; "We understand you now. You
are one of those loyal men who hissed OIL
the dogs of war but were particular mo-
to go yourself. You shouted treason tt
every one who did not agree with you
urged poor meu to go and leave thei
families; you got exempted from th'
draft-and when the government wen
begging for money you gave yours-an,
charged usury interest, you did, yov
miserableold hypocrite Don't you tall
to me about johnson. Clear''-and oil
7-5o exemption went kiting down tn
street as if he saw rebel raid In th
distance.
/ The fact is, the people are finding ou
the bottom of the loyalty of those meu
1t don't suit them. Usury, bonds an
exemption are at the bottom of the Who'll
thing,
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That AK.

The other day | was hol6ing man
by the hand, as firm in outward appear
ance as leather. and his sunburnt face
was as infexible os parchment, he was
pouring forth a TRADE of contempt on
those who complain that they can find
nothing to do. as an excuse for becom-
ing idle loafers.
Said [: JEFF, what do you work at p
You look hearty and happy, what are you
at p "Why," said he II bought me an
ak three years ago, that cost me two dol
lars, that was all the money had /
went to chopping wood by the cord. ]
have done nothing else, and have earned
more than $500, drank no grog, paid nc
doctor, and have bought me little farm
in the Hoosier state, and shall be mar
ried next week to girl that has earned
5000 since she was eighteen. Ny old ak
| shall keep in the drawer, and buy me a
new one to cut my wood with"
After lett him, Thought to myself
THAT ak, and mo grogl |" They are
two things that make man in this world
How small a capital. That ak, How
sure of success with the motto INC
grog!' And then farm and wife, The
best of all. - american Paper.
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"No-l'll be hanged if dol" was his
emphatic reply.
sand will you take the old lapstone
upon your knees once more?"
"Yes, Betsey; and I'll hammer and peg
and stitch that eight hundred dollars back
into eur little trunk, if God spares nv
life and gives me strength r
Then we won't complain. ! think
we'll be happy enough in our little cot,
Rooney; and while we try to enjoy
what is honestly orr own, we will leave
others to fuss and fret and worry after
mere phantoms; for truly believe that in
niHe cases out ten those great fortunes
which are sometimes gained IN specula
tion-fortunes that come without labor,
and without honest, persistent toil--are,
after all, nothing but phantoms. The
man who bas, by years of patient indus
try and perseverance,, amassed wealth
may feel an honest pride in the result OF
his labors, and he has something that
may support him in his declining years
And, moreover. such man will general.
ly know how to use that which be has so
carefully gained But the man who has
great wealth tumhled upon him is very
apt to be crushed by the burden. At all
events, Rooney, you and I will be hap
pier for eight months to come than we
have for the eight months past-and I
don't see why, if we are true and faithful
to ourselves, we shouldn't be happy while
we live.
The days aud the weeks went on from
that time, and Rooney Podkins vigorous
blows upon the old lapstone made noble
responses to his wife's philosophical re
feetions.
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Retraction.

The following anecdote is told of a dis,
auished lawyer of Massachusetts,, who
but few years age, went '.the way of all
flesh he had been engaged iu certain
case in Roxbury. wherein be believed the
jury had aene injustice to his client
Disclaiming against the verdict, be said
"The whole of them might have been
bribed for peck of beans r.
what is that, said the Ju6ge. "You
dishonor yourself and the court, as vel
as the jury, by such impeachmsnts.
Il mean no disrespect for the court
your honor, and as for myself"
You will see the propriety, hope
of retracting the words"
with all due Difference to your honor
| cannot see the propriety of unsaying
what is true
DO you intend to aggravate the offense
by repeating it2 Let me tell you, sir
this is not to be suffered, and unless YOU
retract forthwith we shall deem it neces
sary to strike you from the roll of the
court"
well, since the court insist upon it,
suppose | can do 20 less than retract."
And in very ample terms. too y
/ Certainly. your honor; and ON the
second thought ] do it with pleasure.
am convinced that | wroDged the jury il
saying they could be bribed for a peel
of beans; and publicly retract the asser
tion. l hope the jury and court are sat
isfed.
They expressed themselves in the af
frmatiye when the lawyer rejoined:
"But may it please the court and jury
had said half bushel instead Of peck
| would have been hung before Woul'
have retracted."
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poetrp 0 >
'sTHE MASTER HAS COME OVER
JORDAN"
By JULIA GILL.
BIZ JULIA aILL,

"rhe Master has come over Jordan"
Said Hannah, the mother, one day,
He is healing the people who throng him.
With the touch of His finger they say;
And now shall carry the children
Little Rachel, and Samuel and John.
And dear little Esther, the baby,
For the Mas ter to look upon.D
The father then looked at her kindly,
And said, as he tenderly smiled,
"Now who hut fond loving mother
Would think of project SO wilda
II the children were tortured with demons,
Or dying with fever, 'twere well;
Or had they the taInt of the leper,
Like many around us who dwen.n
"Nay, nay. do not hinder me Nathan,
| feel such a burden of care:<
And il to the Master tell it,
That burden He'll help me to bear;
If He lay but His hands on the children,
Ny heart win be lighter know.
For blessing for ever and ever
Will follow them each as they CO."
So ever the mountains of judah,
Along with the vines all so green,
With Esther asleep on her bos6m,
And Rachel her brothers between;
Ha..
With the people who hung on His teaching.
Or waited His touch or His word;
Through the row of proud Pharisees hastenin,
She pressed to the feet of the Lord.
Nov. why shouldst thou hinder the master.
Said Peter, s.with children like thesei
Thou knowest from morn until evening
He is teaching, and healing disease"
Said Jesus: FORBID not the children.
Permit them to come unto mel''
Then He took in His arms little Esther,
And Rachel He sat on His knee.
TIE care-stricken heart of the mother
Was lifted all sorrow above;
His hands kindly laid on the children,
He blest them with holiest love;
And said of the babes on BIS bosom,
"0f such are the kingdom of Heaven.n
Then strength for all duty and trial,
That hour to her Spirit was given.
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s@-. Mother. shouldn't be surprised
if our Susan gets choked some day
"Why, Mina?" Because her beau twice
ted his arm around her neck the other
night, and if she had not kissed him 10
let her go, he would have strangled her.,
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n@-A homespun observer saws: aHo

p@- A homespun observer says: How
ever, I'm not denyin' the women are fool.
ish The Almighty made them 10 match
the men. What man wants in wife
is to make sure O. one fool as'll tell him
he's wise. But there's some men can dc
without that--they think SO much Of
themselves alrea iy--and that is how
there is old bachelors
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s9r"Ahl' said a young preacher. & I
have this afternoon been preaching to g.
congregation Of asses s'Then that was
the reason you called them beloved
brethren, !" replied stl ong. minded lady.
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H@r Mrs. Partington says the only
way to prevent steamboat xplosions is to
make the engineers bile the water on
shore. In her opinion all the Dustin is !
done by cooking the steam oD board.
She's right.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-29

hG-"Cato, what do you suppose il the
reason that the sun goes to the South in
the wintera' well, / don't know, mas
sa; he no stand de clemency Of de norf,
and scam obliged to go to de souf where
he speriences warmer longitude
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-29

n1 Recently mass which was once.
worth over half million of dollars, was
taken from the furnace Of the Treasury
in which all the redeemed notes, bonds,
&c. were formerly burned, and weighs
over pound. This clinker is composed
Of the metallic substances contained in
the ink with which the notes are printed,
and which run together after the paper
is consumed.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-29

ike said Mrs Parhngton, chow do
they find ont the distance between the
earth and sun?' Oh, said the young
hopeful, they calculate quarter of the
distance, aud then paltiply by four"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-29

nar The Council Bluffs Nonpareii has
the following: sf
OFFICIAL Married, at the residence
of Mr.. Ben. Jarvis, in Marshalltown,
Iowa, by the Rev. Mr.. Wiley, Joe Baugh
CHATS us) and Miss Mary G. Swanson,
CHATS more of u.s. s9 So,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1866-05-29

Rooney" SAID she kindly and sympa
thisingly, what's done can't be helped
Do you want to speculate any mprc?'