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The national Republican., 1867-04-11
COLUMBIA HosPITALroR WOMEN

N0LUMBIAHO HOSPITALroR WOMEN
LYINd.IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street, (cirels,) corner ofM street.
This inatitution 10 situated In the most healthy
portion Of the District, surrounded By its own
grounds Oars pass the door every ave mInutes
Terms Of admission Prom % 10 AI0 na, ..sL a.,
aesordAnes with the room required, payable in ad
vance. This includes Board, Medicines, Medical,
MEDICAL BTAPF
1uhaEoE IN CHARGE
J, THOMPSON, N. D., lS4 street, betNe.n
Twsniisth and Twenty -PlrSt streets
oossuLrIEa PHrslcIAEs AND suRaEoEs
Jos 4. BARNES, NJ D., Surgeon General, United
JOS RiLEY, N. D.. Georgetown.
THos, MILLER, n. d. y street, Washington.
A: Y. P: dARNETT, N. D., New York aysnuc.
". p. JOHNSTON, n, D., washington.
GRAFTON TYLER, N D., Gsorgetown.
Applications for admissions can be made 10 .py of
the medical stAf or the mAtren At the Hospital Or
ders for admission 10 the free beds Of ths
can bo obtained Of the Rev G. H. Hall Rector of tbs
Epiphany Church, Of the Rev A. D, dilietts' fs,toI
Of the Pirst Baptist Church. and OF the surgeon in
charge at his residence Orders for the Gdmissou of
the wives oF widows Of soldiers Of the Unitod Baea
army ssn bs procured through the surgeon General,
jySO O. H. HALL. D. D., Secretary.
The national Republican., 1867-04-11


HAVANA,
2s0O tons buTthen, Stephen Whitman, Commando.
will make an RXCURsI0N from New York 10 HAyra
and back, sailing from Pier No. 49, North River on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II, AT u 0'oLocK,M.,
Taking passengers for Paris, London, and Bremen.
Returning, will sail from HAyre on june 8. giving
passengers holding excursion tickets about six
In Europe.
This magnificent steamship 10 divided into watsT
tight compartments, and has been newly furniaha ad
and elegantly fitted up expressly for this voyage
The Havana will only carry ant. class passengers,
An experienced surgeon on board
A full band Of music will be attached to the ship
Prize Of passage In Currency to Havre. klbO And
S1o, according TO Sts OF state room. To HaTTe and
return S2oo and " according to Szeo STATE. room
For farther particulars and passage, apply to III.
MURRAY, FRRRIs L CO.,
Or to NGC. Y, BARRY, Agent MsrshSntS' Union Ex.
Iss COMPANY No. 400 PsnnsJlyAnlA avenue,
"A'AiHs"n' W. aplo
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EDW ARD YCETT,
IL BOOK. BINDER AND PAPER RULER,
10 M PsnAsyiVAniA avenue, between Tenth and
Elsysnlh stIssts, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and Newspapers carefully attended to-
The national Republican., 1867-04-11

TbAhO III LUHI TItHIdbnTI
No. 10 BroIdwLy.
~ CHARLES WALTER, Agent, No. sO7 street
WGShington, &C. LplO
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ucLTNroCK 4 sTRoNa's ,cYCLoPKDIA. A
CyeiopsdiA Of Biblical, Theological, and Beelesi'
astich Litsrature, Prepared By the hsn' yohh
MCUntook, D. D., and messtrobR, 7. ID. Vol
A u RnNAl aNn- lin PIaaa.
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

DocnRsrKR vArra wosEs oourxwy -RocHRs.
~ -. nr- yss y lE-tsslsx ps~rs~sls ~ - ~
nsrra n~sl nesn fef Nossns ssa hs<a kilns mlss
snssss - s.ssss = ~ ~ q assssssss fss isS'as
cd s'Ss'1Ss, 49, 80 q - ss.sssy's
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STATE LOAN. @asa
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF 2sOooooo.

loan the redemption Of the over due
Whereas bonds Of Commonwealth certain
sSssss o. am far amognag & @ have
And desirable that same should be paid
ses.sn Ss Saas1sa y Senate and non,s
ssr9s Is ~ offss
ilsy mn deem the
Csn s 81 s 81 and o4 e
essss s T. sSa II AZ
bonds shall not he subject to any taxation Whatever for
sns sa
y -
::
~ the Governor and treasurer countessned By
re Ssss
e &
beam l. % q ssa On
inSeStednsss e he G Cemmonwesl.h % o, real :. -
Of the Auditor General and state Treas
@ & s .s. &c Ts
f0s S IS o s. state and Of naes
sad loan under such regulations the Auditor
FOR noM g ,Sa state IN
Il. as
o Ssss
for the loan hereby authorised be issued and 70
der the bonds cercacs Of loan held BY them the
o. mak.G such bid and 70 the bonds authorized u
s.o Any person persons standing in the nducary
Psy :;.sa ns oa. .es:iSn q hi; who may S desire
sakossS y Se issued BY this act Il rate Of premium nss
s ss 4:
S.c Z Tsat all loans Of this commonwealth not yet
shall b exempt from state municipal or local taxation
Alter u: interest due February rs one thousand eight
eaa.isssai Ssrs~isS, are ssssSy rsrsssSSs srsssSSs o,.ss
SPEAKER Of The House q Rsprseenissivsa
Approved As second day Of FsbraT ,hogs.nd eight
With hs Prs..sioD. q hs above - q 4.
sS = Z. DAY q np Ss
Loan frsssnry Dsp.rmenI ns1rsburs Pa United States
yssrs ana paysbie in tsn years ss0Ooo reimbursabe
ten year and PAYABLE in fifteen years and 600 reim
s a.. q n saa ws%s p
which must be ezplcy slated in the bid; and the bid:
Tor e. ihsn psr Win se considered The bond. viii Be-
issued In OF $50 and such higher desired by
the losnsrS Be- free from State, local and municipal
fks over dus bonds OF Commonwealth Of Pennsylvs-
mia VIII BE- rsceved In payment OF this loan; but bid
dsrs must state whshs sy intend 70 pay In cash or in tho
No dstncuon win b made between bidders paying In
JOHN ". GEARY
JOIN I: =. SARrRxkTr.
Auditor General
xn-Se sswsp.psr Publishing the above unless susSo-
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

Nr0Trcr 10 sUTLpERs Rs-rRoPosALs ron sUrLp.
IN ng " ssnne Churxh K6Ahc~ IN The village o.
Taxhen. OFRnNs N. ~ pisNs sp~c
fcsuens n " a she score - ~ a fo-s ssd N
irs wl " Fmr<1w~4 until th~
us Suia'as ~As = fssvssasd . \ n VAIL oossss.
p s.9pcsAss D o, 20 rc.Iy,,
q eESFOHn yOIln " wAfIafF
psaed Gc~.ss Zee q. lW. ceanusss~s.
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4 LADY 90 Many YEARS ExrgRIEscE IN THE
"a nrnx1wMg millinery trade. would make. ~ her
numnets ~ hs i@~.s style, either mourning
eelors er sheassse ~ retail basinss~ best refersnce
gven r~qursd Address Ter we<k Nine. Fsvre. sta
nen q fosi eGcs NsstA sssnaa
r~o sfI.LISEns-ro LET oxE.HALF or STORE,
Il witA erW she~ wlnasw locsten tho mcss desirable
FlMh~sh N ~. ff nf<t class min~r The other side
wni - u~supsd a. sfies fancy sna furnishing sore
W. psrsaaiass address FsDcy. Knxkssth. n. ..
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BILLIARDS, sc.

BILLIARDS, &C.
An ASSORTED STOCK or NEW AND SECOND HAND
a Tables, with and improved cuahon, patented
- December 1855 ready 70 ahip at the shortest possible
kxvANAGH DECKER, corner Canal and Centre Sta
QIhLrARDs-A SPLENDID STOCK or NEW AND
- eegoud kapd Billiard Tables Of various sisse constant
% hand and for sale q my factory l Fulton sresI
Ron sALB-PRsCB Ssso-oNE or PHELANs MAR
Ne bed six pocke Billiard Tablea OF very handsome
Retter whh Ans sss Of Oues and Dsils all - good -
s:u s: ss ss = X s';R Horss sSc.S~.s
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
vONeULATB or THE DOMINICAN RzPUBLIc IN
~ New York, % and q Broadway, room N-Ths Consul
SCSc ordering that ali bs OF health not ccrtnsd By he
esasus agena Of the republic w be conadsrcd uncea
"a hs subject the thereof The orr
DIAL Invoices the manifest Of the cargo be
6srasd By Ne consuls Or assrss New YORK. March is
AsONiU-METRoPoLIrAN CHAPTER, llo n. A. n
M The members hereby requeatsd 70 attend special
4 our rooms ia and lis Ess, rhirssn.S street Work
II nj and r. n ~ order Of
ISAAC TEICHMAN, H.P.
Wn. O. PArRsoE. Secretary, le6 Third avenue.
TTO MORE GOING ALOFT.-0O AND SEE PETER
IN aon's working model Of fal hgged ship for setting
Scush street. between Dover and Roosevelt strssis
N0TICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTION.
epansS steamer Psjaro del ocesnc - debts Of their
'ara'ns WI Be paid Y. cERSAtfos e ssS1sfsss : Sss.aw
DARTIEs HAVING GOODS PAwNED AT j. KNox's
10 Thompson street are requested 70 redeem the same
Ssfore hs l Of April account Of his going 70 Europe
Gan FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA, FEB M-NoTICE.-
- The undersigned beg to notify their friends and tho
public generally that they not and never have been
Co.. conep of Jacob ana FrsnRio sweets New
York city. This notice In pubhshed not with view or
aiscredng any injuring the house OF Helm
noeke Co., but simply 70 correct msc3pcspsionu
JoaH BaAr He Battery street.
THE SERBIAN SOCIETY, sAsTANAK. coRDIALLY
Further information win Be cheerfuly impaired between
THE COMMITTEES, i7o Duane street.
The New York herald., 1867-03-06

N uorooRAPH oALLERv.-WANTED, TO BUY on
sasr sssi iscssisn Addrsss stating ierns n, Herald
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
sMarried.


GORDON-BEER1- tie evening
of the oath inst, at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev. I'll. B. Fry. Capt.
Ed. A. GORDON, and Miss JULIA c.
BEERY, both of this place.
In company with quite a humber
of the friends of the family
we had the pleasure of being
present at the wedding and aided in the
disposal of a sumptuous and hospital BILE
supper. The occasion was very pleas
ant one and will long be remembered.
Captain Gordon served his country
during the late war for the Union and
Of course is emphatically Union man.
EEe was wounded at the siege of Vicks-
burg, and again before Atlanta. He
could never be forced to surrender to
the enemy, but when he met Julia he
surrendered without even lifting fhe
sword
1t is needless for us to say that the
Captain and his accomplished bride
have our best wishes for their present
and future happiness.
Northumberland the
2lst inst, at Ft. Wayne, Ind, at the res
idence of Mr.. O. N. Hinkle, Captain
Joseph MCCUTCHEON. and Mrs. JOSE
PHENE e. STARK, both of this place.
People, in this country, often talk OF
the superior vigor and longevity of Eu-
ropean life. Such talk is an insult to
America; Why look at it. Captain Nc
Cutcheon, whose marriage we record
above, is in the 6sth years of his age
served over three years in the late war
and informs us that he is insensible of
old age. No power could drive
the Captain to Canada, and in case Of
another war, we know of nothing that
would hinder him from volunteering
except reluctance to leave his new
wife. May your vitality, vigor and
health never abate, Captain!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

At the Teachers Examination on
the 18th inst, certificates were granted
as follows First class, valid two years,
TO Mr.. v. c. Pease and Miss Jane Goss;
third class, valid one year, to w. F.
Pool. FL. /. Kimmel and Israel Hart; ;
fourth class, valid six months, to Geo.
F. Kimmel, Seburn Hollenshead, James
Wisner, Aaron H. lambert, Ely Car
ter and Miss Mary Little. Three appli-
#eants were rejected.
Geographical questions for written
examination
/. What meridian separates the east
ern hemisphere from the western?
2. How do you account for the fact
that the water of the Gulf Stream is
more salt than the surrounding ocean !?
s 3. Why doesn't seldom, or never, rain
in the northern part of Mexico and
Lower California, between the twenty
eighth and thirty-second parallel of
latitude?
4. IF the earth's axis were inclined
thirty-three and one-half degrees, in
stead of twenty-three and one-half de-
grees, how wide would each zone be?
5. What in nature make the width of
each zone?
All teachers are requested to send
written answers to these questions.
J.H. MYERS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
For the Pioneer
Homeopathy.

Mr.. EDIToR:-In my last article, pub
lished in the PIoNEEE, of the Sd. inst
/ asserted the Fundamental Doctrine
of Homeopathy was identically the
same as Allopathy, which DIR. Ferris
has not attempted to confute. In this
article shall try to show that, so far
as this principle has anything to do
with Homeopathy, there is not the shad-
ow of Science about it.
I'm Physiology, we are taught that the
s'action Of every organ and tissue of the
animal economy, is dependent upon
the influence of specific motive pow
err, called ''the Vital Force, and that ey-
cry functional exertion is but an evil
dence that this Force is using those or
gans and tissues for a given end - in
short the Vital Force builds up and sus-
tains our organism, defending it
against the inroads Of disease. and
preserving our bodies frem decay as
long as it has power to sustain itself.
This is self-evident proof that the vi
tai force is opposed to disease, and, also
that all functional action, in the human
frame, is caused by this Force. Hence
it follows, that irritation, Fever and In
fiamation being but functional actions
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
JACOB REIL,


Come FOrth.-The printers dol
lars. Where are they? A dollar here.
and a dollar there, scattered all over
the country, miles and miles apart, and
how shall they come together?
We imagine the printer will have to
get up an address to his widely scat
tered dollars, something like the fol-
lowing:
Dollars, quarters, dimes, and all the
numerous fractions into which you are
divided, collect yourselves and come
home: Ye are wanted! Combinations
Of all sorts of men that help the printer
to become proprietor, gather in such
good reasons for your appearance at
this counter, that nothing less than a
sight Of you will appease them. Col
lect yourselves for valuable as you are
in the aggregate, single you will not
pay the cost of gathering. Come in
here, in silent single file, that the printer
may form you into battalion. and
send you torlh to do battle for him and
to vindicate his feeble credit
Reader, are you sure you havn't two
or three Of the printers dollars ''stick-
ing about your old clothes?'' If so let
them come forth.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
Notice.-The Evangelical Lutheran

l Notice.-The Evangelical Lutheran
l.harge of Upper sandusky, comprising
th., German Evangelical congregations
of p,ep,er Sandusky, Salem Township
and Ca~ev, will celebrate the Seventh
Jubilee of s.he Reformation oPDr. Mar
tin Luther. on the 9th of November
next, at Upper ssndusky' in Beerys'
Hall, commencing ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ;
at the same time, the installation OF
the new Pastor will tal- place. as
there will be speaking in &C. Fiii''h anu
English, provided the the speak rs ar
rive in time, the citizens are invite u 70
attend.
1t will bejust three hundred and f f
ty years, on the 31st day of the present
month, since DR.. Martin Luther fasten
ed his ninety-fiye theories on the doors
Of the Castle Church at Wurtemburg,
Saxony in Germany, which were, and
are of great importance for all Christ
endom. All should therefore improve
the occasion, for self-improyement.
s By order of the Trustees.
PHILIP TRACHT,
LEWIS KRAUS,
JACOB REL.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
ssLiye Within Your Means.

Well do we remember a gentleman in
Italy whose every muscle and bone
was full of yigor, energy and industry.
He inherited competency. from his
parents and began his career under
most auspicious circumstances. When
he arrived at the age of twenty-five he
married vain, proud, and indiscrcet
woman: Instead of cooperating with
her husband in acts of economy and
industry, she strovc to make great dis
plays in dress, and effected to live on
grand scale. She had no appetite for
work, but mountains of pride and abil-
ity to squander all she could lay her
hands on. She was ambitious to please
the foolishness of the world, but had no
regard for either the feelings of her
husband, or their mutual welfare.
For while be labored assiduously.
but soon became despondent, and all
efforts to reform his wife proving use
less, he took to drinking, and in less
than two years both they and their
property became perfect wreck. Piece
after piece of their property fell into
other hands. What became of him,
God only knows. She, left without
home or friends, returned to her parents
to drag out a purgatorious life, and to
compensate them for the manner in
which they brought her up.
s'Live within your income" is an ak
iom which should be impressed upon
the mind of every child. While the
husband tolls with his hands and brains
to make all he can, the wife should be
studious to make the home comfortable
and attractive. and at the same time
exercise great discretion and economy
in the use of her husbands income. 1t
corn-bread is as healthy as oysters. and
far more substantial. A constant ap-
plication of fuel is necessary to keep
up steam. Labor is specie of steam,
and if at the end of each year it sees
itself rewarded. it is encouraged to
greater exertions, but if at the end of
each month and year. man looks back
and finds all the products of his ener-
gies consumed, he will become discour-
aged, his energies will die and finally
become totally demoralized. Health
will not always last. Rains and cold
weather, (when no man can work. will
come. 1t is exceedingly depressing to
| find ono's self sick; to have to employ a
| physician and possess not the where
| with to pay him. Live as far within
your income as possible; pay your
debts punetually, and in advanced
years yon will find yourself surrounded
with innumerable comforts; and if, at
the end of life, you should find that
you have not deyoured quite all you
have made. you will die none the hard
er on that account.
Il am determined tosave something
said philosopher to his family, "but
if / cannot do so, as result of my in
cessant and assiduous labor, | will lie
on my back in the middle of the street.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
Epeal aud aattsfellaufras.
Church Directory.

I'M. u. Churrh.-Corner Of johnson and Sew
~nth streets. Services every Sabbath nc IVN
s'clock A. NJ, aud z p. M. r-.-.ss
United Brethren Chureh.-Corner OF findiAy
and Seventh streets, Upper Sandusky, ONO.
Services every Sabbath forenoon and evening )
Sabbath School ut A. M The public are cor-
daily invited. :, .-s Es 2.
eIFEi9s REV. ID. r.. MILLER, Pastor
Lutheran Church.--Seryices every SabbatA
morning and evening at the usual hour.
Rev. w. j. SLOAN, Pastor.
Herman Reformed Chnrch.-East side of North
Fifth Street German service at 10 O'Clock A.
M. the first two Sabbaths of every month. Eng
lish service mt II. Nj every Sd and 4th Sabbath.
Rev. l. KI,ISGER, Pastor.
and Seventh st. Services every Sabbath at
10h AM, and TIN ~ $LtlL
Rev. III Il. Fry Pastor
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

are caused by the Vital Force, and,
therefore cannot be disease. Ifthey are
disease, tending to the detriment ofthe
body, then the Vital Force tends to de-
stroy the very structure itself has raised
Ia proposition which no one would be
absurd enough to mention. .
The conclusions are self-sustaining
and undeniably prove that Iritation,
Fever and inflammation are vital mani-'
festations of disease, and therefore life
preserving in their nature. and should
never be subdued or destroyed. but al
ways sustained by sentative and appro-
pirate agents, which will act in unison
with the vital force IN removing OBJ
structions and equalizing the circula-
tion, which, when properly done, these
functional actions will cease.
This being the proper understanding
of those functional exertions. it follows
that Homeopathy, which takes the OPP
posite view of this subject, namely, that
Irritation, Fever and inflammation are dis
ease, cannot have, phisiologically speak
ing, a shadow of science about it, so far
as this fun damental principle, or error
I shall call it. extends itself; but as the
celebrated Bichat has said 1T is a
shapeless assemblage of inaccurate
ideas, of observations often puerile, OF
deceptive remedies, and of formula as
Enthusiastically conceived as they are te-
diouSIy arran red." 81
Will the DIR. note this?
SIS w A. RITTIER
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

Logic. Mr.. Wideman. Proprietor of
the Enrich Clothing establishment, in
forms us that he purchased his present
stock at the time of great reductions in
the Eastern Markets, and that he is,
therefore, prepared to sell first class
goods, at least, twenty-five per cent
cheaper than all competitors. He in
vites all in need of anything in his line
to go and examine his stock and if his
prices and quality of the goods are not
eminently satisfactory. they will not be
asked to buy. This is logic so plain
and reasonable, that none can fail to
comprehend.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
DIED.

~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~$~~&~~~~
SNOVER-In Upper Sandusky, on
last Wednesday, the 23d inst. Mrs. EMI-
LY SHOWER. wife of M. B. Snover, aged
n years 4 months 10 days.
MORIS-At her residence In Eden
township. Wyandot county, o., Octo-
Der 9th, 1867. after an illness of three
days. Mrs. e. Morris, wife OF Benjamin
Morris, aged 81 years.
faithful friend, mother dear,
loving wife has left this sphere.
In love she lived, in peace she died;
Her life was asked, but God denied
May the God of all Grace. care ten
derly for the ,bereaved husband, and
raise up kind friends to five motherless
children. ID. r. MILLER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

Head-Dress.-The most senSi'1e
head-dress we ever saw, for ladies' WIZ
ter ware. are the Fur Hoods. They are
handsome and exceedingly comforta-
bic. We notice that the Beery Brothers
have Il fine assortment of the latest
styles. Go and see them by all means.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

CLIMAX! CLTMAXi
Pages Climax Salve, a Famil,
blessing for 25 cents. 20.
1t heals without q scar. NJ
family should be without it. -
We warrant it to cure Scrofui.
Sores, Salt Rheam, ChilbIains
letter, Pimpses, and all Eruption j
OF the Skin. Fec Sore Breast e!
Nipples, Cutss, Sprains, Bruisee.
Burns, sesaIds, Chapped Hand :
&c, 1t makes a perfect cure. =
10 has been used over fiftee :.
gears, without one failure. =.
1t has no parallel-haying pc
lfectly eradicated disease ar
healed after all other remedies he
failed. 1t is a compound of Arnis'
with many other Extracts an
Balsams, and put up in largo
boxes for the same price than al,
other Ointment.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. White G Howia5
Proprietors, l2l Liberty Street. New York a..a .t
NJ arch 81. 1S67-1y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

The great obstacle in the way of
getting rich is not that men don't know
how to make money, but that they lack
Judgment IN spending it. Always use
your brains in spending what you make
by hard labor. Hence when you want
clothing be sure to call at Emrich's, in
McConnells Block, and examine his
fine stock. The gentlemanly proprie-
tor will not fail to suit you both in
quality of goods and cheapness of price.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
Daniel Fishel a Licenced All,

Daniel Fishel, Licenced Auc-
tioneer, will attend to sales of all kinds
of personal and real estate property
Will also cry sales for Administrators
Executors, Trustees. -Assigneess etc., on
reasonable terms. Residence in Upper
Sandusky. Word left at the Post Office
will receive his immediate attention.-tf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31
Is Your Teacher studious?-pi

rectors of country schools should pay a
liberal price for teachers and thus Sc
cure good ones. We have known teach
ers to spend their evenings entirely in
amusements. instead of studying and
collecting information for their pupils.
No matter how wise teachers may be.
it Il their place to study as well astheir
pupils. Teachers who loaf all the time
except schooleheurs, may do for sheep
but not for human beings.
A teacher never knows too much.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

Reputation is one of the surest
means of success in this life. provided
it is genuine. So it is with the clothing
manufactured at Emrich's. They never
fail to fit and please, and those who
wear them enjoy comfort and ease.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

School NOtice.-Hereafter pupils
will be admitted to the Public Schools
of U. Sandusky, only on Mondays; and
all pupils seeking admission to any of
the Departments, will be required to
report first to the Superintendent at
the High School, in order to be assigned
to their proper classes.
j. lei. MYERS, Sup't.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1867-10-31

Public Sale.--Mr. y. Smith, will
sell. at his residence, 3 miles west OF
Carey, on Friday. November s. 1857, /
colt, milch cows, steer. 100 sheep,
carriage, buggy, ] wagon, / mower
and reaper, plows, harrows. hay DC.