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LUMBER! LUMBER
A LII descriptions of CYPRESS LUMBER
IA constantly on hand, and will be sold as
cheap as any market in the Parish.
Apply to JAS. M. THOMPSON,
At c. Mayo's Drug Store, Opelousas,
or E. DUBUISSON, Washington.
February %, 1863. I'm
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r. The Publishers of the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN, in connection with the publica-
ton ofthe paper, have acted as Solicitors of Pa
tents for Twenty-Five years. Thirty thousand
Applications for Patents have been made
through their Agency. More than One Hun
bred Thousand Inventors have sought the
counsel of the Proprietors ofthe SCIE-TIFIC
AMERICAN concerning fheir invention.
Consultations and advice to inventors, by
mail, free. Pamphlets concerning Patent Laws
of all Countries, free.
ga Handsome Bound Volume, con-
tanning $50 Mechanical Engravings. and the
United States Census by Counties, with Hints
and Receipts for Mechanics, mailed on receipt
of Csc.
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William Herr,
BOOT AND
Main Street, opelousss, La.
- .-, d~ec2l'57-tf
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
A IL persons, irrespective of color, arr
- hereby warned against passing throua&
my premises, or prowling around the qu5
tiers Of my freedmen, without my perm
sion. In violation of which the aggrea =
~ sa9n3h the most rigid enforceg bt
OF the law. j.. F. KNOW
April 18th, 1868.
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ESTRAY.

+ HAVE taken up a sorrel horse, m
IL about four years old, fourteen y&esaA
hands high, blaze face, with left Sl-z1.
hind foot white half way ur to the hook +;
branded thus: L. The owner will come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and
take him away.
4..I HARBERD WEST.
Bayou Chicot, La, April IS, 1858. 10
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TIE
DECKER & co.
IVORY AGRAFFE BAR
PIANO F'ORTE,S

Are celebrated throughout the country, and
are. distinguished for their
Singing Quality:
Volume and Purity of Tone:
sympathetic Elastic. Euen Touch:
Durability Of Construction, and
Beauty Of Finish!
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the mud from the )!
Plant seeds In each of these, or trans.
plant when plants are large enough.
t-@AA&~ al Planters Banner.
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IVORY AGRAFFE BAR!

Is an invention beautiful in its simplicity, and
wonderful in its practical effect. tits b eMosI
COMPACT AGRAFFE INVENTED. and its infu.
ence upon the tone is to render it mellower
rounder, and more clearly brilliant, while il
utterly overcomes that sharp, metallic quality
which disfgures the instruments of all othe,
makers.
The unanimous opinion of the best artists
and TIE most reliable critics is, that
The Decker 6 Company Ioory Agrafi
Piano-Forts, whicb IN uoluminous 60
moraty, and positioe solidity Of
tone, can stand comparison
with the best Grand Pr
ana Fdrtes made.
Every Piano Warranted for even Years.
WAREROOMS,
Nc. 2 Union Square, New York.
Cor. of 14th St. and 4th Avenue. 3
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Sherin9s Sale.

SheTl1f IS Salea
Augustus W. Littell, No: io93l
VS.. District Court,
Calvin A. Frazee. St. Landry.
PY VIRTUE of a writ of seizure and sale
- to me directed, by the Honorable Eighth
Judicial District Court of the State of Louisi-
ana. in and for the Parish OF St. Landry, in the
above entitled cause, I will proceed to sell at
public auction, to the last and highest bidder,
at the Court House in the town of Opelousas,
on
SATURDAY, the 4th day of July, 1863,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the following described
property, viz:
A CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND @at,;;
situated in the aforesaid parish, in the La..A
place called Bellevue, containing one hundred
and ~seventy-tive arpents, more or less, now
occupied by Henderson B. Taylor, bounded
North by lands of William H. Parrot, East by
lands of G. A. Frazee. South by lands of John
P. Hudson, and West by lands of the heirs of
Joseph Y. Richard, with all the BUILDINGS
and IMPROVEMENTS thereon being the
same purchased by Celise Vasseur, widow of
Edmond E>tilette, deceased, on the 18th of
October, 1851, at the Successiohal Sale of the
Estate of Julie V. Richard, deceased.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS cash.
JAMES G. HAYES, Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Opelousas. Nav 30. 1853.
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FIRST PREMIUMS AWARDED

FIRST PREMIUMS AWARDED,
At the New York STATE FAIR in 1853. and
whenever and wherever exhibited.
The Decker & Company Pianos have always
received the First Premium ,ohenecer and uher
euer they have competed with the most cele.
brated makers in this country.
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NOTICE.

Clerk Office, june Is. 1868.
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Ser Gertras bes Norbbeutiden 8nmoes NIT ben
S}ereiuiaten Gtnaten.

gDir haben ben mittigen 8ertras pu6lieirt, BET
,ipiId)en Dem Norobeutiden 8unoe uno ben Der.
Staaten sum @dube Der nod Seutidlanb Suriids
febrenben 0eutl9- Imeritaner abseidlofen tpuroe
Sen 9ebatten, Die am 2. Aprif i'm Norboeutider
TeiGstas iiber bieien @esenitano sefiibrt puroen
entnebmen mir bic folgenben aussige, Die uns ein'
flarere ginliGt in bic abiidten unb 3pede bieies
8ertroas aeben nnb bic man setuib nit bielem Sn.
tereiie leien mrb Man liebt, Die Nbseorbneten in
Reidstas tpiiien i6 in ibren gemerfunsen piel fir
ser su fa7en unb biel beiiimuter ausSubriden als
unere BON Der Sdtpas gbolera bebafteten gon9reb,
mitaleber: na
GpmmiI5dr bes es8unbesfanaler- m
Ites G6nia: Sie Bebeutuns bes 9lrtitel l. lit Die
baS ct beifimmt, baB Yerionen, Die aus bem elmer
Staate ausgelpanbert nnb in oeri onoern li9 finI
Sabre aufeebalten babe1, als Mn9ebDrige oeles aits
Waeb DEN in Mmerifa beitebeftben @eieben fann bort
oemanb erit natb finfjdbri9em aufentbat naturalis
Nirt tperben. NDn Der5fieoenen Seiten piro in
Imerifa iebt barauf bnsepirft, Die s5rtft ab5ufrs
,en. I'm nun Oeutiblanb geaeniiber bie5e Naturas
liiationsrit afredt Su erbaten, TT oieie Beltin,=
n,uns in ben 8ertras aufsenomrnen. 0as miro ben
grfols baben, bab, menn amerita ieine @eiesasbnns
ginaemanberter por 0erlanf BON fiinf Sabren nod
nitf als 4merfaner an5uieben it, gs 1T eefrasi
woroen. Oh 9lrtfel ben 6aQ einidliebt bab Semano
ourd3 Die Muspanberung, ielbft our6 unerlaubte
auswanoeruns bic @eiebe ieines Yaterfanoes Der,
lebt @esen bieien 6aa bat artifel 2. id5iben iol=
len.
Su Mrtifel lit sefraet poroen, pelde Solsen Die
HIffehr zines Nuseemanberten oann base, tpenn Der
3uriidaefebrte Die Staatsanseb6 in ieinenl
rieuen 0aterlanbe perliert 9l[Ien Die Iufgabe oes
0ertraes NOR, nur Die 0erbGltniiie Der erionen gu
reaeln, ueIde beioe eDntrabrenben SbeiIe als ibre
Nnae60rigen betradten, aber er inn ib ni1t besie=
ben auf bic Yerionen, pelde nur bon einern 5beile
als Staatsanaeb6ri9e anseieben tperben; mas ba
Die Stelluna bes gin5elnen i'm Snnern eines 0ater-
lanoes betrifft, 10 1T bas bic Sae bes betrefenoen
Staates.
Nba. 9r. 26me: Wenn nod Dem 4rtifel 4, mo es
fi6 nm bos Wiebererwa9en frlberer &efte banbelt,
bic 9sitimmunsen beg ginselitaates mabsebenb iein
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einen neuen 2oppen aufeben unb perfisen; bab blos
beienieen Ne9er ffinmen biirfen, bic bas raoifale
Sidet ftimmen, ba6 bic anbern aber Hriisel befom
men, ooer nod Mfrifa 5uridseidift ueroen ioaen.
Mnbers Idbt ii bic rsefdbrlide &ebelon" unter ben
iamar3en 6timmsebern nid5t pobl unterbriiden.
De .gaotbpenbisfeit" entiduIoistbei ben &aoifaleu
ia alles.
Na1 ipdteren 0eridten ipollen bic &aoifalen in
@eorsia bod nod eine fleiHe Wiebrteit fir bic Son.
ititution berausrednen. s@enn aud bies pirflid
ipabr iein fuIlte 10 dnoert oas nidts an Der Sbat
iade, baB piele Ieser sesen Die Gonitution nno oi
rabifalen ganbiSaten seHimmt baben, benn bic 9e
u,ofraten babsn eine Mebrbeit in Die @eieBsebuns
defpifIf 81 35 tsa y Has ia
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Qremaigt i'm! &reusigt i'm J!

" Sem arDbten Verbreder miro inter unlern BOLTS
tbimliden Snitituiionen Elm unpartbeiildes Werbor
geiidert 3tu0lf ieiner Mibureer miilien ibn iful=
biq inbe, ebe Der 3inter bic Strafe ber ibn ber=
hdnaep fann gs fam 1id5 niht. ipie i'm srauen
@Itertbnm in Serufalenl, Elm fanatiIher Wob in ben
GeridtsIaal brGngen uno bas Rreusset i'm! ssreu.
siset ihn iiber ben Nneelduloigten ausrufen uno
FIN gians braudt binaussueeben unb fi4 bic
pdnbe III llniaulb su maiden.
- Ner bdt es fir mosld, bab Nrdlioent SobnIon
-, nnn elmer Sarrpoir suDlf ehrid)en unpdrtbeid9en
Wednnern vsroBer Berbreden" iAulbis befun6en
merben f0nnte? 9&emanb I'M gansen 2anoe bdlt oas
fir mbsf6, ~slber Yrdlioent Sobnion erfreut iid
nidt bes YripiIesiums, bas iebit Dem bosbafteiten
q Derbreher suseHanoen nirb. 0ie Surp, Die ii6er
ibn au 8eridt Iibt beifebt nidt aug II unpartbei.
iI5en Mdntlern, fone n aug 54 poiitif6en Yartbeis
.oGnaern nnb Die iibermdltisenbe Mebrbe oerielben
aug erfldrten @esnern, Die i'm nit Dem fanatbiten
Bartbeitai|e perfoleen 9on ben Meiiten bat man
idbon Dor benz gesinn bes 4roceies gemuBt bab iie
auf .ieben ssal fir ieine Nbiebuns itimmeit tuer,
ben.; Muf Die Wenigen, BON bener man bies ni1t1o
bejiimmt peib, iibt fidb Die eins9e 5onung ieiner
fsre5prethunq lInb bieIe Spffnuns 1T idpad !!
2 Wlon brau1t r1ir Die rabifalen 3eitungen burd5u=
bldttern, I'M d su iber5eueen, melA' ein setpaltiz
ger Drud auf bic toenisen raoifalen Senatorsn auss
8eibt iuirb, po benen man fIrdtet baB ie tuenis=
ITEMS nod Elm s4id Wemifien hoben. 9as alte-:
r&reu5iset i'm 2reusiset i'm" 1dnft in Der per'
dnberten Gorn, ,9ebt i'm ab !. Sdneibt i'm bi.
81 naus!" nit iehr penisen 9lusnabmen ourd bic gam
= ae rohitale g}re{{e Wan pei6 BON pornberein bab
rabi,ale Genotoren Die es tuoger sesen feline Ser.
urtbeiluna 3u fimmen, iid ben idonunsslOieiten
: BerplnS4unsen pon eeiten Der rabiiaIen 9artbei-
tiisrer ausiebens Dtan piro fie oralii9 oerfolsen
unb branbmnrfen, 9erabe pie mon iebt Sobnion sl
branbmariet iuHt, Der ia aud meter nits that ols
bab er Fd ben 3umuthunscn Der Jibrer Der partbei
nidbt blinblngs ,lnterparf Ob fd unter ben 3tpei.
febaftsn senus fnben. bic oen Wautb baben, bieien
gerfmsunsen Der fanotiiden parthsiclique ;u be-
9eenen, bas peroen mir in ben nddien Sagen ieben.
l2eir maTien seiieben ], unlere Soifnuns TT iebr
'ifawa4. ala e- 2 -.L-.'
Sn gbieaso fiel am 9amita9 Abenb elm 3nas
; Be, Namens penrp SsAmia. in einen 8ottid pol
beiBer SGIompe in elmer granntpeinbrennerei uno
fforb an gonntne an ben Gcleen. .s
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Neuer IrnbeI fur bic Determinations giuljer.

SIM Staate Georgia iit gang unerparteter Weiie
Die neue, rabifale 9taats gonFtniion BON ben @db-
lern M en- norben Das ift cine i6pere 9fie-
berlase fir bic rabifalen Observation-Disclosures
Sdper besba6, neil es i9 berausFet, bob Die 9le-
ger in pieen 5daen nit ben tpeiBen Oenlofraen ee=
gen oas raoifale Madmerf itimmten. Cine bonn
Seeretdr bes bemofratilden Staatscomite's aug
Georgia abseianbte 9epeide ia9t ndnli6 au6 {:
vDie Counties, tuelde srobe Nesermaoritdten ba-
BEN, brinsen idmmtlid = oemofratifde Webrbei=
ten!
Sie Neser bon Georgia baben Foleli9 treuIi9
mitsebolfen, nm bas rabifale Wa9werf aus benz
Selbe su idlasen!
SIT oas niht cine fdreflide Ge{didte? Mlan Be-
oenfe: 9ie gleser iinb bon ben 2abifaen unter Der
aisorddliden Yorausiebuns nit bem Stimmre9t
auseeriiitet uoroen, bab iie BEL allen @elegenbeiten
bic wenisen 8eiben, benen man endbisf bas Stianl=
re9t eelaiien bat, rabifal nieberitimmen unb ben
Sioen in elm rabifales Yarabies pertpanbeln belien
weroen. Sic iinb su bieiem 3pede nod san3 be-
lonbers inter ben Sdub bes 8aionefs unb bes
sSreebmen's Bureaus seltelt porben. Sie Neger
ioften nit einem Worte bas Bertaeus Der raoifalen
&econitruction uno Der 8ereiuisuns Der rabifalen
Serridaft bilben unb nun 5erbri9t bes Werf5eug,
nod ebe Die @eididte red5t los9esansen lit
Wos lit nun su ma9en9 gBir ieben Bios elm Uait-
tel: Ser gonsreb muB ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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- gBie es bem sroBen gatriOten afble9 ouf
Ieiner neuli6en Stumpreiie i'm Siiben unter ben
8 eutI d EN- in gbarleiion, Sab Carolina, crying,
bas er3dblt bic rgbarleftOner 3eituns" pom 22iten
Ipril in foIsenber Weiie: ~ .s i fs
gonsreBmann afhleb unb bic bent
T d en- Surner Mm Montaa Mbenb lebter g8o'
DE batten uniere beutiher Surner ibre seD6hnlihe
abenbunterbaltnn unb Ball Mm ndmliden Mbeno
batten Die Observation-Disclosures ene grobe geriamms
lung absebalten, nm ben eroBen MsitatOr Iiblep gu
bepunbern, Der sisens BON Waibinston -eetommen
mar, feline bIeren Mitpatrioten Die neueten polti=
iden Man0uer su Iebren. Sn .feinsr liebenswiiroi'
aen Beqeifterung mar aber unier Tortidrittsmann
nidt suirieoen, 6en Tarbisen Die neumobsen Sie'
benmelanfiefel ansepabt su baben ionoern plnid3te
Iiid elm 8ubltum anoerer Tarbe uno batte iid, ba5l
unIere beuti4en 9urner auserieben. gr fam, Ct fab
aber leber Iiegte ndt benn als er Die SurnbaQe nit
Ieinem @efolge betrat, lpurbe er bon oenl Committee
febr b6flid nit oem 8eideioe 8urifseweisn baB bis
Seutiaen n eibe 2eute ieien, 9ewobnt ibre eisene
@eisaidaft su hd6Ien un6 por8Ssen, ibre gsrsnii.
aunaen BLOB nit @ eiBe n 81 tbeilen.
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DemOfratiibcr Gie8 IN Sbica8o! !!
n 0efaaen 1T bic ifnlse Burg!

SIN Gbicaao bobem bic Demofraten am Dienitas
einen sldn5enben Gies errunsen! Die Wabl orebte
h nm Die grpdbluns zines &ihters fur Die Teeor=
bers Court uno zines glerfs fir oieie Court Sbren
Mitbter ganboaten baben Die Demofraten nit elmer
Mebrbeit BON 910, ibren ganoibaten fur glerf NIT
elmer Mebrbeit BON 12O stimmen ertudht uno fols-
lid felt lebtes Sabr 4,s4S gtimmen eemonnen. Bon
ben II Stdbtratbs ganoibaten erudblten Die Se=
mofroten feben, Elm @etpinn bon bier. Sie raoi-
tale National gonpention, bic iid i'm Wtai in ebi=
eaeo perlammelt, tuiro ben Merser baben, in einer
bemofratiIhen 5tabt 3u tagen. I'D 13i.Hi~ as1
Sieler @ies erbdlt burd bic 11mitdnbe, inter pel-
den er erfodten murbe Die sr6Bte gebeutung., Die
rabifale Suinois Staotsaeitune leete oer Mabl bic
lb6dIte rationale Wihtiefeit bel unb itieB nod
am Sage Dor Der g8abllin folsenber @eiie in's
Sorr rs l5ga ~ 90 4ag Hsl.'l
I .gs iinb bic @runbidbe Der Demofrotie, tueI6e
laeaen Die @runbfdBe Der republifanhen Yartbei i'm
Selbe 1inb, es 1T bas repubifanifde Banner, um bas
es 1 banoelt, urb beiIen eldnenber Sie9 beute ben
er6beru i'm Ropember erleiAtern nno fdern piro.
| Wohlan oenn, Die @runbidbe Der Oemefrate ba=
ben se6est, bic ol3ee unb feeite raoitdle Burg in,
lsanSen gBeen iif sefalen iino Der sldnsenbe Sies
lpOn benz Die staatsssit,tns trdnmte 1T f4mabli4 in
| Die Bride segunser. 81 snaplR' Hstln msG udI3ii
MIan fam nidt iossn, bab bic Oemofraten bieien
|f9bnen Sies ber JIaubet Der Raoifalen berbanfet,
SIN @esentben, bic 8abitalen fdn1pftet nit einen1
Gfsr Ser elmer bsisren Sae piirbis eeipeien ipdre
Das beutfde rabitale Organ ritt bod 5u &ob UNI
lidiloerte ieben Moreen bic idredi6en Goisen, bic
einen, benlptratifden Sese folsen piroen. 9ie ID
6erlidften S9redsefpenfter nuroen aug Der raoifa-
len &iiitfammer berporsebolt, dbiaen!idbe Miaiien
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9te beuanfratiidbe @tantss GentraIsG Gommittee

par am Oonneritas bier in Sibuus. .um yDrberei-
tausen fir ben fommenben, eroBtn politiiden Selo.
Su9 5u trefen. Serporrasenbe Oemofraten aus als
len SbeiIen ees Staates batten ii einsefunben uno
Die bemofrutiide Yreie mar sablreid pertreten Sie
srOBte ginimmisfeit berrfdte Dor uno bic erreull-
den Nadrihten, tpelhe bic 6reunoe Der 8uten Sa-
DE aus oaen @e9enben bradten, muBte oas Sers le.
bes DeMofraien nit nenent Mufbe erfiHen. Sn Der
9bdt ndh ben belen riiben Sagen. Die ipir eriebt
iboben, paref Die Nusfdten fir Die bemotrati'4e
Hnrtbei niemals beiier oils in bieem sueenblide gs
fommt nun olles barnuf an, bab Der Wablfonpf nit
gnersie anb llmii9t sefibrt ipiro uno baB IS ,ld]
lieoer einseine Democrat sur aufsabe naht, 1 leb'
BAIT on bsm Rampfe sn betbeilsen uno has Gepeb'
nidt an ben 9ease su bdnsen, bis Die ObenSdla1'
| ten i'm October unb Nobember eelhlagen uno Del
i Sieg setuonnen IN. DieIes fam burdb bie yer'
breituue bemofratl6er 3eituneen seid'ehsH. pa
Elm Qeier einen Nahbor, in beeu Sorie I'D ten be-
mofratii9es glatt benoet 10 bete ct ienen GinfIut
auf baB Der Weann tuensfens fir ben Babltamp
cine oeuotratiide 3eitung bdlt. ~ ,.s,,s
.Wutb, Treunbe gs bebarf nur elmer esmeinid)aft'
l6en Mnitrensune, um bic rabitalem wiiiiebdter 81
farsen unb bas 2anb pon ibrem t6otliden Srude st
| befreien ,..
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Sn Georgia fdeint Die Heserraoifale Staats
gonftitution our6sefalen su iein. SIN Sa b Ga.
rolina basesen beanipruden bic &aoifalen cine
Mebrbeit BON 1900 fir Die Staats Contribution.
aein Bunber, ba Sreipisrtel Der stimmseber aus
Nfnern hPifehPn ----. -.---.--.-- .-.-L
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SIN Hetp Yorf waren Biz gum A. Mpril 3,769
Dollars fir bic Nptbleioenoen in Ofprenben seiam'
melt.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
Married.

In this place, on the 10th ult., at the
residence of the brides mother by Rev.
D. r. Miller, Mr.. Henry Shultz and
Miss Joanna Cram, both of Wyandot
county, Ohio.
At the NJ. E. parsonage, in Upper San.
dusky, on the 2Sth ult.. by Rev. John L.
Bates, Mr.. John A. Simons and Miss
Eliza Bryant.
On the 26th ult.,at the Warpo1e House,
in Upper Sandusky, by Elder L. Ems
minger, Mr.. Henry Haugh and Miss
Eliza E. Maurice, all of this county.
The above notice was accompanied
with lot of good things, for which the
happy couple have the thanks of all in
this Office,
In this place, on the oath ult., at the
residence of the BRIDES parents, by Rev
John L. Bates, Mr.. Henry Mccormick
| and Miss Emma Fleck.
We wish our lucky friend, Mr.. McCor.
mick, and his accomplished bride,a long
future, crowded with all the blessings
and happiness which this world can af.
| ford.
After it was written, we read the
above to our printers, to which they
cheerfully and unanimously responded
| Amen.
On the 25th ult.. at Bucyrus, O., by
Rev. Mr.. Grouse, Mr.. A. G.. Bacon and
Miss M. j. Thompson, both of this place
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
IMPOR TANT NOTICE

On Monday, November 30th, 1868,
I propose adoptiny the CASH sys-
tenn, aud on and after that date aoill
sell to no one except for Cash or its
equivolemt.
To those who have 50 generously
tacored me acith their patronage IN
the past, I return may most sincere
thanks, and solicit a continuance OF
their favor.
By gicing me q fair trial, Z uill
convince any one that 1t aOill be to
their advantage to purchase Of me, as
I can do better By them under the
Gash system than can possibly be
done by any one under the credit sys
tenn.
AA those knoUing themselves in
debted to me a0W please call and set
tie Immediately. Having large sam
to raise at once, lam compelled te
call upon all who are indebteato pa,
up.
Ia0W pay the highest market price
for all kinds Of country produce IA
Cash, or groceries at cash prices. =
st. u. C GROFF. Il
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03

AN ERRAND OF MERCY.-The mission
of Mishler's Herb Bitters is one of mer-
cy to suffering humanity. 1t cannot be
too highly estimated, nor too widely
supported. 1t battles against disease in
all its varied forms. and rescues the
victims of death by thousands every
year. The cures it has effected in tens
of thousands of American homes, in
hospitals. asylums, dispensatories and
infirmaries, on sea anu land, and where
ever it Is introduced, are admitted to
embrace many of the most remarkable
on record. But, while it is standard
remedy for long train Of diseases, it is
also the acme of perfection as protec-
tive medicine. 1t cures permanently
and is vitalizing and strength-renew-
ing agent, while on the other hand it is
safe means of regulating, reinforcing
and protecting the human physique
from deleterious influences, affecting
health and life. 1t is the best tonic
corrective and Alternative in use. Sold
everywhere.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
"Barrett's" knocks everything.

The Wyandot County Teachers Asso-
citation met at the Union School House
last Saturday. The attendance was net
such as could have been desired, but
the interest manifested was good, and
we feel assured will increase. The haxt
meeting will take place at Upper San-
.dusky, on Saturday, December 26tlr:-
The following is the programme for
that occasion. We hope those assigned
to duty will cheerfully respond
j. H. .Myers-Grammar.
j. w. Foucht-Arithmetic. -
Miss Beistle-Class Exereise-Ele-
mentary Language Lesson.
Eugenia L. Carey-Essay.
Mary Hall-Select Reading.
j. Ii. Foucht--Declamati
Discussion:
''What motives and incentives to stu
dy ought to be appealed to?"
Miss Hesler-Essay.
J. Ii. Myers-Geography.
J.P. Dry-Corporal Punishment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several year:
with q severe lung affection and that dread
diseuse, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferersthe means of
cure.-
To all who desire it, he will send copy
cfthe prescription used (free of charge),
with the directions for preparing and u.s.
ing the same, which they will find surecure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, DC.
The only object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflict-
ed. and spread information which he con-
ceives to be invaluable and he hopes ev-
cry sufferer will try this remedy. as it will
cost them nothing, and n ay prove bless
ing.
Parties. wishing the prescription will
please address
Rev EDWARD A. WILSON,
l65 South Second St., Williamsburg,
Sly Kings county, New York
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
s.Barrett's" took the Firrt Premium

A BIG SwALLow.-We found the fol-
lowing in the Marion Inde:endent OF last
week. 1t anybody can swallow it with
out strangling, we will concede at once
that they haYe remarkable capacity
in that line. Here is the dose:
''Last week an excitement was Great
ed in town by statement, made under
oath, by two men named Loderick and
OBrien, that they had butchered a COW
and found a stone in the cows punch
weighing over 1S pounds. They said
the stone was inclosed in sack similar
to the sack around beefs heart. II
was what is commonly called a 'nigger
head" as hard as Pharaoh's heart, and
rather larger than any natural passage
to the punch"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03

FAIR.-A Fair for the benefit of the
the Presbyterian Church, Of this place
will commence next Tuesday evening
in the Lecture Room Of said church,
The Fair Will be inaugurated by q
grand Oyster Supper. All holders ol
course tickets are entitled to pitch in
to the oysters to their hearts content
The ladies are selling tickets, and trust
will meet with fiattering success. Great
pains have been taken by number of the
ladies and gentlemen of the congrega-
tion for some time past, and we know
that the Fair will be one of the best an6
most attractive ever held in Upper San
dusky. The church is exceedingly needy
Of help, and we feel assured that all
good citizens will feel it pleasure to
lend it their aid.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-03
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Nov. %.
FLoUR--Trade is., moderate. City
made xxx white e$l1,25@I1,5Oi Xxx
amber $9,50@9,75 Xxx red $S,75@9,OO;
XIX spring 81 10000. Country brands
continue irregular and nominal.
WHEAT--Sale cars No. 2 red winter
at 81, 90 from store, closing at 81, ,65 ask
ed No. red held at $1,SO.
EoRN-Salcs 2 cars No. l from store
at. a3c. 49, s
Rn OATs--No. State held at 57@5S from
store.
LARD--rn kegs 1e1Se; Ice in tierces,
BUTTER--W estern Reserve in good
demand at 35@40c; common to good dc
and Central 3Q@35c.
CHEEsE.--l5@17c for prime
EGGs--Steady at 31@32c.