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New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
raorosAls ron ! loas og .a-m.oa
A. lc 90 s,a, loan m 'h raiioa o. ', to.a' e is
trluats'H'I.

~ l era' loan fo e roalga ' over a1' toaa' " i'
Ur,r, Tte bond, efus car'a.,a aud 'era' 'erfr'g q
li,0iere' a"orul 20 tv,r''h,' "ot' Of collar have F'l
I,dUsrq i dssaa,e 'la, % 't,.dts r.f ii4 'h
STcr"Si l. Ls u eSa ts rs ~o', cad Ho or R,rra.,,
c' ts ,o4"o,gHt q >. .a, ." & ,''',r' . 49, y ', A.
dorGesra sod State Tre.,r &c. 90 aIs hrr'b, u,oe a1
sogn ssd hh ,rfi lor Cro ,. su iory da, 'isy
% g g ,6ss .I 10, as.,' % & or @ Cgcaeaii sr it
,ame bearing interest A. rae pot eeg - ,f oftan pe saan
10 81 Philadelphia Which ,e,,s oflola srl bonds sl not 'lt
ha be psysLe o,, namely: I've uu. q dolss p.ync at
sny tim" a he yesr' sud within ie !s m millions o. o.a'
payable time aef tn year ,nd Th ih'cn 'e ana o. I
hon. dollars time an,f hsen YEAR, 1ui ''hl wea' w
year ,hs BE- gud by The Gocro srd S.ig ieasao a,d
.led bJ the Auditor Gcuers snd stored ~ tie ioos he
Agf @ Dqs'i sgs 70 IS G Margr- Noai Ias .; pbid.t
proceeds of e whole Of .Arl loan, intending c tes
rer'aeste' of indcbic.re.. o.. The Gonmors,nIh
Governor Auditor Geusr and S5e arre ad ared high
bidder: Pdd That certificate le' Authorized to te'ac
Sr = ihe bonds of the state end q ptteda,s,
regulations q. be Goerno Auditor at nay
peee aed sv, bidder for the loan authorized to BE- sus4 'ha
state hid whether the payable 10 cb bs bonds
c,riacstes Of indebtedness Of the Cc'niuo, esth.
beads or sfudssne iie state Or sssey, are aces
render The bonds or he certificates Of oan he by hn =. e I'm, Of
making such bid aud to receive the oc0i a'loied to ' issued BY 's
Syc Any person OF persons standing Tie Sdas 'ApGd stated
hands for 'Gs Genest o, the n, nay T9oo, ny oi n eo' '
premium not exceeding twenty crntluu
That from and after The %! m act a te tou o. tbt
Commonwealth shall be- paid % 10 The order Of Their ntuhir
slal te
from State municipal local taxation aher be interest inc
thousand gt hundred and sh have
been paid
SIC That al erus Laws poo thereof inconsistent here
ale btr-by praed JOHN r. GLASS.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
l.. W HALL.
Speaker Of the Senate
Approved second February ousard eght hundd and
tiIty-seven JOHN W. 'Lhtl
aeorance provisions ~ Assembly, ssed
proposals received the ohe - the state fTeAse the CITY
81 ury Peuusyyaas until u O'Clock ~ the let DAY Of Aph
lgC7 ndoed follows Proposals for Pennsylvania State
Loan Treasury Department Harrisburg Penn, L. X 81
Bids received s5G00hO reimhursahe years and
reimuabe IN u and payable 10 IS
and Is payable IS
The either which must be
explicitly stated BIDS State
viii accepted bid less than par will be considered The
issued Of $50 aud such higher dd by
the loAners State local and muncp taI
bonds 81 PenBsy viii be
payment Of this loan, but bidders whether
intend In the overdue loans aforesad
due loan. JOHN W. GEARY,
Governor Of PenhyTAniA
JOHN T. HhRTRANFT,
Auditor General
" n KEMBIE
State Treasurer
YBNo n,v,rsrG publishing . above unless Authorized will re-
eeiye pay.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
|. 1896. TO DATE.
nh. f.-gtwu


GRNIN-Thc heavy feeling which distinguished out
Nhcat market this day week has since been more markcu
TIC steady decline in Flour. more stringent money n1i
kr and Huiavuvabc rom Europe, nave chc'hch 'c
indicate itS Ndur and. ia the present uSctlod Sit oi
the Flour uar'.t1 Illcr, disposed 70 Operate I!
suariugy and there has been very moderate Itdu'lo
I'm our stock which the absence of any export dtl'uu
Wheat: Winter the contrary, has been wti~u-i'luu
and is offered spJrugl, as the supply in tue '"u"y
known to I've extremely hg; but II should bc it9Wl'u
arrivals prospect from tJllutWh .'t ldlS'
thc rcccts of this description the past week have bcch
liberal much Of il out Oi order the qulNy ol thtt III
,oudit ion or portion Of H. j. very handsome. Uui our
mlIcrs generally do not H.; prices OF SprnE snow
decline. aud the market closes uus'l'UU anu
for milling: IA, sales GD0 bush good Nltct alI"h
a - i5. and TjO hus. choice Milwaukee tiuh ~ H1g
BARLEY hg, been i moderate demand for tht iidc anu
for less favorable from Europe alh
firucss i'm frcilus have restricted thc export Inquiry,
aud prices have drcaod, with CouSldcIJhc htd' - dt
thc coucluSiOu our stock has been reduced more uh
IoOuOO hush, I'm, is still hbclw for the SSo'' 'lUSht
heavy fnctNo al suu.OC tsN western. h'lHA hdlt
has bccu I'm limited demand j lcnfN and c">'d On a
81 9jaS 30 Rye has been pressed on iHc uaihcl ana
ulitps are and tiled TIE uch ~ 'iu ~ very
hight Of Domestic II i large, and tnrr' as son" "-i"
sell and the close prices utHhdL 'dN
have Nucuated considerably; The mild Wc1,lti eh pug
promise oI an carly spring. increases the d'Stt' ".'
and prices have declined. closing lower. WIN i" nus
ness. however, al tbr dcriuc; st,' "l d',' 'N"'
al Old a9r. Tor Now, 6,c Tor state ana
gt.r aud southern. Corn !lS h'fh ne ~
| offered ard has dccuiod rapidly, aud Ia" iuci'"lsH
some what: the uufaN ogdhIr UOri Iuiult ana t
liberal arrivals ~ New have gwen huN'l~ U' ~"
vantage, closing with more iiilurc and ~ hrtlr au
for export at the LAST; sales o 800 >h hs"uuc az ~ u"
S1 90: Western Mixed at 81 Utasl Nt, n Niolti "Hu
ST OlaS 81 II afloIt. chiefly al the latter rate; jersey ana
Pennsylvania 81 o. oSi 10, aoat and 81 Il drl1ef'u
EXroETs IRON SIlT. ., 1866, 10 p'II
T,t.Ia
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
rv1, cVoCK N,APKTTc

CONNUNiPAw, Feb. lG.-Ths has been a lght week IN
the tive stock line. The majority Of the cattle were ke
elsewhere fOr selling, though high prices were ald loI
few fine lots hunch bringing l73c., 10 weigh 5 10
cWt making them 81 Cwt net Ordinary cdttc are Worh
l3uI4c and good steers l5bdlGlc Sheep bringing q
G7lc with Ig7 head fat ONO stock Of 97 10 fine WOOL sou
ut i,c What termed good fat sheep of @d95 10 are
selling at 7o79c. There were II ears of hogs on lne ,
ket this morning and prices weaker They have been
bringing sdsIc all the week but SIC was the Top price
to-day The rain ana fog unfavOraby affect all the mar
kPtA
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

FIPDosroN or THE Tue ENTERPRISE Board
Of United states Local Inspectors of Steamers on satur
sy investigated the Of the explosion of the boiler
or the tug Enterprise which exploded while the vessel
vas making her way through the To her dock on the
10Th OF january last The Board give as their opinion
that the explosion caused by excess OF pressure ana
NOT on acoont OF low water Of the Witnesses De-
Ieyed The license OF the engineer, Charles n BaIeu,
had expired on the 18th Of December and the Board sao
that he was acting without license knowingly, ana
liable 20 fine aud other punishment Tho D0l@ Vi uv
Fnterprise was DinsmOre boiler and NUMBER m ,n,
nesses who were practical engineers testned @ tn' ot
considered Il safe and trustworthy Tho nna,. %
10 show that the Enterprise carried abous oo d
Mode boiler Of the material Of this one wIsn W koA
sieam the pressure allowed by her certihc"'o'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
prCrIprc oE pDonIICF

FEB lG-7OO1 bbls. Flour, 80 bbf Whisky, 200 bbLs
Corn Meal $500 sacks do 300 sacks Oil Cake, loO0 bS
Corn. 2.75O bush Oats, 99G bush Seeds phgs ASHES,
355 pkgs. Beef I74 bhs Pork 80 pkgs Cut Meah 219
pkgs Lard. AZ kegs do, 22O Dressed logs 2iOl pps
Petroleum. ia pkgs. Butter, 47 phgs Cheese
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

THE BANKRUPT LAVA meeting wac heia AZ .ns
.,or tIo,sa ON saturday at which the Hon. Horatis
Roed rrosded 70 discuss the Bankrupt bin before Com
gross and hear the report of the Committee sent e
Wasb,n nnton % some time ago II was business Mseuhd
hut public demQpfdauQp VIZ w mage ~ ~ SzAH ss@
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

u,,u,g 81 tyEfty ,f .. Soc =. ffsIfr.r Co.
JOiN NJ NuN tIofrra. NIHH. u ''sf'I N t' N4'ft'
DAVID BpNS U.tf uar. g.. i. 'sI.s..'l Ne ~ Nf o.
IsA4Ct kbNltI fluT ir.r. D Iau afi .a-'f
ptNITI. = tIIIiIr. |.t r.f,.. NltrA Co.. 'u''.I
WM. G. UISESilFgN. tf.,Ht trfti' h.'f'fJ
Hi.NRN d. BoCEfgI 'iog' g f.tsfl. N' F l.-'r - .
JUiiN H. EuGLRs t-'e Nl'H. E','s g." i'I'.'' y" =
IONS WARS fV,sbaru rr sr.fI O.
ITulIl o. Fllilk tHI'.. ltr trI N' i' ''ffFth'' o.
IuIN WILLIAMS lr'-.'.. uf u~ Nrff'.' ia. l"ft .
NMIl APPLETON tiry',on Co. i1''.'''' '" ct ''' 80
Btosd.4r ...,
RuIEIsr o. COLLINS t'ort. rr'.i Naf'tnI No ' I''r
arIt.
william BARTON wv. r.taa S,-' N, - HiH .
WILLIAM 4 BOOTH t..-... l I'..T. a.. t If'r.s-
SANFORD ORB Ift.,t lf Fr Zoo ..t,' Co. N' u We -
GLokGE g. osGuob. b.lt' l'.i la.I Nas'H Col No '
nEyGY EoWEus tE,rc.. u.,,u.a Ist.-i - nr oo-.'l
So IrHstr.-f .
ls,Iarls
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, Feh lin steamship
Hslvetia--Capt Mckinney and wife 49, a., .
PROM NEW ORLEANS Feb I'm steamship George Washington
Mrs r. Harrison aud children Cap. Cooper G. ~ br0AdasD
Mrs Tnlv J. Harris B g. Duer, &. BArott ,
FROM HAVANA AND NASSAU Feb -lu steamship CorlAA r.
Zang Yicen SpansbnnIen an es Mss Hamilton NC
Bde Miss Mcbride MoGibbon Nj Fecunes h AIS
balm Dr. Escee j. Parkinson, Dr. and Mrs hshef'oa Dt W
Clements From EassaiCapt Gariu Capt Ioenlr Mr SooI
NJ Iaba b. Brown Dr Mcbeon Hon G. ETage, Seore'Afy
United states legation . -. t..-h.
FROM CHARLESTON Feb l6n sbAmshP Sarlolu-'' EV''"e
and ; IN the seerage. . o,,. rA.....,
FROM GLASGOW Feb lt-In steamship Coumm.- rhoapsoa I @
and viz Wm Por John Maruosh Fothenngaur and " Gar
NJ Carsse, Miss Alison Maeksl M Bons nAlh "o'' '" -
RObert.o1 Ms Corset, g. Walker, aud % IN sfefAEe
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

s,hn MORO Castle Adams Havana, Garrison hsen "a
Steamship Gen Meade Sampson HewOreans ~ D hIe
Stsamsho San Salvador, Nckers0n, Savannah usIiSOp
S,samsrip AuI1rsa Bnrseyl Charleston, a. lttfy'
steamship Fairbanks, Hunter, Eimngo5 N N ,ns ys Ce
Steamship Loyalst, Holman, Galveston - ~ Rap"'
SteaIoslif rus Godfrey Boston. WI. tyde
pagk Orchila Hafeuer. Carlenas, Nacu y 'hF1'
Bari Linda Stewart. Fisher. EdgartoNn BASS
BARK BeLing. Lane E5gasak, q. - Sps'ing Z. "a.
Brig Fredcrioke (OIlg D Jautzen, Lonion nIohA
Trial Humphrey lldan0la and Lai iac.a upp' '''''
CoL Ellsworth. Robinson. Boston, J. A. htclson ~,
Sebr J 4. Marshal Marshall. Charleston W @.s'I ~
ScSr Charley y oolsey, Philadelphia A. J. Bentley d 70
Scbr Dart. Johnson. Stanford . -.
Sehr Livingston, Yong Bridgeport g. k iss'a'tI
Sebr Julia PlIsoas po.gsss Bot;on b. J. "eiefD"s
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

BALANCE SHEET or TIE ttHFfNl, ~ W. 81.
Assets Sd - !" W"
Ntarlst valve - Ulfftrf H
~ il" ............... 6i-I &5
nv ...... Utst ~
R..,ftsl fIr specs. Deposit '- t.r'r' .f'H .s %
.tmo.It I,,,r,rl f,r HsHr. ou q. 'i..
Tau,i,s trar.ioGs 90 ifi co.,. it'
f,t Va'la. f'f'''' ~
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IID 90 u'f".-t ...'.
i'f,raU. .'.-I t..t Goo o.. Ia... tNtt -
Return lr.r.r. i.' tr'seti fa.u'........ t.'fl l
R,tIrt Fts4Iru. .f. fp.s-'Ht r4n' 30 ~ p.
Np'''-' ''' ~ ''' sb,547.stG as
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
finanfinl
JANUARY l. 1907
DISBURSEMENTS.
P,id losses by death

TsW Losses NY dThfN.--. ,.-..-I-I 10 '-'1'-''-'
rs.u ou acrouut of Deposit for mino,s......'..
Paid for ktGruVuun 81 b.udrros, Arhu.li's,
aud surrendered aud Cancelled loieHf.....'
psrd Salari,s. PRINTING auu Ofirr Expenses. ...
Ia,d Commissions ans Ag'u,y LiP'us's.-....
Pad fpr Advertising aud Moloal Lhamn.'ior
PAID Taxes. Internal k,,ruar STAMPS bud Law
~ IIcusrs- ...-.....- ....-..--. ..... s.-......'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
7.3Os INTo j-2Os.

7gos topgh, AMI S2os ,od the
E1TloSIL CuKEFNCT B4SK.
Conner of " ~ and BIosdNar.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
spr p., - G. 81 Sun Sets ....5:B Moon H'ei'.'. Rises
hLaH Water rHs DAI
s,l, uook n Ooya aBd. 500 Hell GAis.-.....s.p
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
NORRIS FEANKLIN. rr''l'ti
ISAAC &. KI.\DAII.. N'"r ir''c'ui
WILLIAM II. Bl-IES, AoaA'.
DENNSYLVANIA Nl'ATE LOAN.

TpFOlGHF y EhEIA t-st o.
tOENEIIis n. BDGEIT. 81 O.. MffraI
,EOgtI HILkI~ q d. i.raIfl lsr.
CHAELks WRlSHr. n u Afs'ta't N'dua t'-u.t'r
,--A.A-.-,-L ~ !. - - .-l.L- q ~ q ~
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

American, Adams, United States and Wells Fargo g.
Dos Stocks, at LOWEST MARKET RATES Orders for plr-
chase and sale IN all OF above securities solicited
n B-HOdcrs Of Merchants Union stock sending for
ward for sale must indoTse each receipt and attach
power OF attorney, signed IN BLANK, except as 10 tie
uumber OF shares.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
gHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or Ngw YORK."

FORT or NEw YORK....".".FHsi Is
CLEARED.
stuL.l. Cl5 u EEbHas on, hs9SGVL urs,IsiL DAe
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

BOOKSTAvER, THAYER & SLOSSoS, BANNERS AID
BROKERs No. n Broadway, New York, Dealers iH Gold,
government Securities Railroad, Express, and Mining
stock.
Members Of the Board Of Brokers and Mining Board
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

Steamship Corsica ) la Messer Iia' ana i2'h ms Wa
Nh st ,,t ii, Le pass 30 B. frlnani ~ -. t,Ao,
strr.bio Coimla tBr tarHaghan, 4aseoT jan ~ va
de,, a5 with rplse and pass Fanfls Macdonald; NJ
Steamship 4 alcus, Godfrey. Boston, Win hdsr anu ias "
Clydo =, M - nn.,,,to.1
Sisnlp Pilm,ra iDr Watson LSerpcel jan ~ anO S"''"'
3'.. With aisc arI 2,8 pass. o. T. 'unanl . , ,ta,,,A
s.p Csrlotta Co o. Charleston 90 bolfs, 10 & A "h"}'
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18

BOyroy Feb lG-iTr el 50 aHp N,srF Nui'fl 'hIfAt Os
from Gotenhurg snd Permit, LoEdo: uIe nias
gos; brig CtrI.nte3 CarIera-.
F0RrFss MoNRoF Feb 1.-THE .in n .nr trfG rrh si.
road Baltimore "a to-day and 1, Senator tor Ne'
ok fr Barbados. sailed today
The b. limlplrg Dsyr, ta Jsreo ut 'Gs fo'
0r'ers. is iii here vliD- al,iHs ioa O. .igsr-
TIE steamship Aaare from N-f-l.rt Nonl at elhosf
aueh t's an aulsd lgJ the Fhs tLitd
S,stcs ARTILLERY, garEisulius the Gts.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-18
= OOO WANTED, to help supply de
Goparlncrel)ip Nohrcs

NOTICE.-'The cOpaYtncIshp heretofore exist
tue ~ GEfGIkGAN fA'N
49, " 4. GROGHEGAN.
JAS : PACKARD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The members of the House of Dele
gates assembled in the hall oil the
House ut 10 y. NJ, and were called to
order by Mr.. VIM. P. Hubbard, Clerk
of the last House.
After prayer by Rev. ]. L. Clark, of
the NJ. f, Church,
The Clerk submitted to the House the
certificates received by him respecting
the elections held in the several coun-
ties of the State on the fourth Thursday
of October last for delegates, with the
following list of persons appearing
thereby to be elected:
From the county Of
Barbour-John Kellar.
Berkeley-Abraham r. McQuilkin,
William smith.
Booue-WilIiam Workman.
Observation-Disclosures F. Taylor.
Brooke-Edward Smith.
Cabell-James II. Ferguson.
Doddridge- Ephraim Bee.
Fayette2John kincaid.
Hampshire-Samuel Cooper.
Hancock-JameS II. HibbetS.
Harrison-Solomon s. Fleming, Ma
than GOT, Jr.
Jacksou-John johnson.
Jetfersou-David Billmyer, solomon
V. Yautis.
Kanawha-Heury c. Mcwhorter
John w. Cracraft-
Lewis-JOseph A. j. Lightburn.
1ogan-RhodeS d. Ballard. r-s.- e
Marion-Jscob @. Beeson, David Cum
ningham.
Marshall-S. Townshend Armstrong,
Thomas +. Marshman.
Masou-Charies a. Vaughn.
Mercer-Thomas Little.
Mineral-Wright welton.
Mouongalia-Alpheus w. Brown, n.
Nelson Hoffman.
Morgan-Joseph s. Wheat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16

General Lightburn then moved that
action be delayed till the committee to
wait on the Governor had reported. The
Speaker informing him that any objec-
ton to immediate action would carry
the resolution to the table, under the
10th rule of the House, the General Of
fered to withdraw his motion; but the
committee reporting, and the message
coming in shortly after, no action was
taken on the resolution.
The committee appinted to wait upon
the Governor reported that His Excel
lency would transmit his message inn
mediately, and shortly thereafter the
message was presented within the bar
of the House by the Secretary of the
State, and was laid before the House
by the Speaker, and read by the clerk
as follows, and laid on the table:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-16

"Resoiped, By the Ls0isIdturs Of West
VIr9iHia, That the said proposed
Amendment be, and the same Il hereby
ratified"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05
Notice to Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners of Wyan-
dot county, Ohio, from and after the 1st
day of September, 1866, will hold meetings
,r the examination of teachers, under the
: Act to provide for the reorganization su-
rervision and maintenance of Common
Schools" and the amendments thereby,
passed March IA, 1864 as follows: In U p
per Sandusky, In said Wyandot county, on
the lst and Sd Saturdays in the months of
April, May, June. September, October and
November, and the first Saturdays of all
tie other months.
No certificate will Le granted except
1T regular meeting, nor will any be
9 ranted except the applicant appears in
erson and submits to an examination.
Under the amended school law, each
applicant for certificate. shall pay the
| oard of Examiners. a fee of fifty cents as
condition of examination.
Examinations to commence at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the Court House in said town.
By order of the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 3, le66-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05
Consumption Curable by DR.,
Schenck's Medicines. -: -

To cure Consumption the system nustb he prepar-
cd SO and stomach must first be cleansed ana ap
petite created for good wholesome food, which by
these medicines will be digested properly and good
healthy blood made, thus bnlding up the constitu-
tion SShentk's Mandrake Pills cleans the stomach
OF all bilious or mucous accumulatons; and, by
Using the Sea Weed Tonic in connection, the appe-
tite is restored. -t ~ -t..f 49,. -r,. -
Schencks Pulmonic Syrnp is nutricious as tsefl
as medical. and, by using the three remedies ali
impurities are expelled from the systenI and good,
wholesome blood made, which wifi repeal ali dis
ease. II patients will take these medicines Accord
ing to directions, CONSUMPTION very frequently in
its last stage yields readily to their action Take
the pills frequently, to cleans the liver and stomach
1t does not follow that because The bowles are not
costive they not required, for sometimes in di.
arrhna they are necessary. The stomach must
be kept healthy, and an appetite created to allow
the Pulmonc Syrup to act on the respiratory or
gans properly and allay any irritation. Then all
that is required to perform permanent eure fs, to
pOevent taking cold. Exercise about the rooms as
much possible eat all the richest food-fat meat
game, ahd, in fact rnything the appetite Graves;
but be particular and mastieate well. m =
Nov. ], I'd W ca mo yr
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05


The. advertiser. having been re ,tored o
health in few weeks by, very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease -consumption-is anxious to
make known to his fellow suffers the means
of cure. To all who desire it he will send
copy of the prescription used fi:'e Of
charge) with the directions for preparing
and using the same, hich they viii, 6no
sure cure for consumption, asthma bron
chitis, coughs. colds, and all throat and
lung affections. The only object of the ad
vertiser in sending the prescription to
benefit the afflicted, and spread irfor,na-
tion which he conceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer willary his
remedy. as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing. Parties wishing the
prescription, free, by return mail will
please address REV. ED. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York
may Civ @ tt'--.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05

We will not be diverted from our
purpose or delayed by side issues
until the great consummation is OBJ
taineds When the unity of the Re-
public has been restored; when lib
erty and peace prevail throughout
the land; when the fangs of unre-
pentant rebels have been extracted
and they have been rendered harm
less the balance Of their days, we
shall have time to attend to suborbi-
nate affairs, and will do 1t to the
hearts content of Democratic poll
ticians. We shall then adjust all
questions of finance, currency banks
tariffs, and taxation, and have much
time feft to attend to Tho Rcpadia-
tors, the BourbonsSand the Rip Van
Wrinkles Of a deeayed and expiring
Democracy.
TIE SOLDIERS oF.on1o
Soldiers Of Ohio! You have won
an imperishable name in the war for
the preservation of the Union. Your
glorious deeds and great names will
forever form Il crown of glory for
tyour State. You were among the
| first to rush to arms when your
country called, and did not lay them
down until the last armed foe had
fed the field. Side by side with the
soldiers from every loyal States you
bore down upon the rebel hosts with
resistless valor, until final and Ov-
verwhelming victory crowned your
arms. The great rebellion could
not be subdued by the art of states
manship. It could not be averted
by fair words, plausible expedents,
or even by abject submission in the
North. 1t sprang into life clad in
iron mail, and fully armed for strife
most bloody, wicked and unnatural,
and could be met only by the sword
welded by men who were resolved
not to survive the ruin of their count
ry. The struggle was long and des-
perate. You fought them at i'm
mense disadvantage, in far off region
through mountain, wilderness and
swamp. where every rock, and gorge
and morass was a fastness for hid
den enemies. You fought in an un
known country, against disease, hun
ger, and the. heats of a sultry cline
where, it had been said that white
men from the North could not lool
and live. aa,...-. ~ .-..-..,.-.
!. But thanks to the favcr of divin'
Providence, you triumphed over ev
cry obstacle and enemy, and wer'
/ permitted to return to your beloved
homes, while thousands ofyour com
rades who fell gloriously, sleep quiet
ly in the soil they rescued from trait
or hands. One ofyour companion
of whom we are all proud, the gal
liant Hayes, has been placed in nom
nation for the Office Of Governor
He bears the same standard now Ii
bore aloft in the field. Itrepresen,
the same cause now it did then, an
is beset by the same enemies. LAP
g peal to you again to rally to that star
! dard- Let there be no desert on, n
struggling, no feigning Of sickness
no muttered discontents, and wit
Z resistless force and unbroken'fron
defeat at the ballot box the insidior
foe who would wrest from your gras
the frnits and laurels of your bloot
bought victories.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05

The RESERVE SoUND.-We are in
receipt of a letter from Hon. II. 6.
Blake, of Medina, in which he as
sures US that the Republicans, on
the Reserve, are solid unit as re-
CARDS our Ticket and the Amend
ment. He further assures us that
there are numerous Democrats who
avow their intention of voting for
the Amendment. The Reserve is
sound and will make itself heard
next October.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05

"f the prisoners at Andersoncizle
and Libby acre not tredted artth the
kindness, and consideration e0htch
people are. entitled to sohen they re-
main at home, minding thctr own
proper Business, instead Of taking up
arms IN bloody and desolate crusades
against their neigh6ors and brethern
,De haze only to say THEY GOT
THEIR DESERTS "--Marion Dem
ocrdt.
In subsequent issue, the author
of the above reiterates the nefarious
assertion, and then adds: "We ara
Of the same opinion still"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-09-05

Reader, are you Republican !?
If so, are you alive. We hope So.
These are times when every member
of the party should not only be wide
awake, but ready to battle and will
ing to contribute literally Of his
means to the end that our righteous
cause may succeed. All should re-
member that the success of good
principles, like wealth, can only be
secured by great labor and expense.
Let your efforts in this contest be
untiring and ceaseless and God will
abundantly reward you.