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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12

WHEN two ladies meet in the street, they
first talk or their dresses, then their neigh.
bors then their own virtues, the latest en-
gagements, and finish off with grist Of
common places as long as Trinity church
spire. When two gentlemen meet they
talk Of their aching heads, the >,lue Of
plain soda water, "the deyi'ish good time
last night" the slieaks and angulorities Of
their lady arquaintauces, the gay walking
pictures about town, billiards., horses, bow
ling, domiuoes, the me.its Of liquors, what's
up, steamers, (those on pair Of legs tre-
quently,) wool-puliug, and pretty much the
whole range Of nonsensical matters gener-
ally.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12
Leslh Us Have Peash! !

Verses from a Radical Campaign Song,
as sing by Simpson after one Of his One.
Horse ACts. IL
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12

"A young Missouriau, culogizing his
girls beauty, said: "I'll be doggonod if she
amt as purity as o red wagon"
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12
OFFICERS OF COLUMBIA co.

President Judge--Hon. William Elwcll.
Associate Judges Peter X. Herbein.
Proth'y and Cl'k of Courts-Jesse Coleman
Register and Rccorder--John g. Freeze.
John 4. Fowler,
Commissioners Montgomery Cole.
David Ycagcr,
Sheriff Mordecai Millard.
Trcasurer-Jacob Yohe.
L. B Rupert,
Auditors John p. Harmon.
Jacob Harris.
Commissioners Clerk-Wm. Krickbaum.
Commissioner Attorney-E. II. Little.
Mercantile Appraiser--W. II. Jacoby.
County Surveyor-lsaac A. Dewitt.
District Attroney-Milton NJ. Traugh.
Coroner William j. Ikelcr.
County Superintendent -Chas. G. Barklcy,
Assessors Internal Rcvcnue-R. L. Clark.
John Thomas,
Assistant Assessor- s. B. Diemer,
Daniel McIlcny.
Collector Benjamin f. Hartman.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12

Consi sting of tho newest shapes in Straw Silk and
GIMP Hats, Bornsss, &c. pVovat' SIX GSod ss Ris'
Rpa;d.. ornaments &c. &c. We shall be happy to
wsi, on you at our Store, or receive your orders-
Mach Is.- limo. Nos 1903, 1905 l. IO1 North Second
Street Phi ladelphia.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12
All Kinds Of Machinery,

for Galleries, Blast Furnaces, Stationary Ensi mes
MILLS, THREsIilNG MACHINES. &C. &C.
lie is also prepared 10 make Stoves, all sizes and
patterns, p,ow Irons, and everything usually made in
first.cass fOundries
His extensive facilities and practical workmcn war.
rant him in receiving the largest contracts on the
m1st reasonable terms.
70" Grain Of all kinds VIII be taken in exchange for
castings.
~ This establishment is loca.ed near the Lackawa
ma 4 Rloohishurg Railroad Depot.
PETER BIlLMYER.
Blooms sblTy, Sent. Ia, Is63
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12
OMNI BUS LINE,

THE Undersigned would respectfully announce to
l. the citizens of Bloomsbury, and the public gen.
orally, that he is running
an OMNIBUS LINE, be-
tween this lace aud the dif. r {S68RNLF
ferent Rail Road DepOts daI. H W nm
iy, Sundays exccpted) to
connect with the several Trains going South W est
on the Catawissa and WIllamsport Rail Road and
with those going North and South on the Lack, &
Bloomsbury Road,
His OMNlBUSSES are in good condition, cOmno.
dions and comfortable, and char, cs reasonable.
u Persons wishisg TO meet or see their friends
depart, can be accOmmod ated, upon reasonable
charges, by leaving timely notice at any of The lO
tells,
JACOB L. GIRTON,
Proprietor.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-08-12

Over FIFTEEN HUNDRED MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been collect.
ed by the United States Government, in
the shape of TAXES, since the close Of the
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
100 Tbaler 8elD1nnn9.

Cine gtlctnuns bon 500 pirb bsSatlt fir
bic aufiinbuns. bas ablisftrn In esm @tfdnsnib
bon et&a Gauntp, unb bic uttnfdtruns bon
patrtd WstIp on, utlGtr an8stlast II I'M
sriff uns SGldstrsi In tsm @sbanfsn 8 ftpb
anbrsas, BON bsIastsn @auntv, bu tbbtsn,
btsanssn ~ tabsn-unb spar AM lfsn 5sbruar
1868.
Sonas 6ollsnbad,
Daniel Bodt,
Sbomas Saeobp,
eauntY' Gommil7cnsrs.
8tjsuSts:-e. W. Gnsstman, Glsrt.
Gtbruar If. 1868, natS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16

llntsrsd&nstsr ssist sntm s,strtn publitum
tierburG srssbsna an, tab n feline
@potbsfe unb 5arte Waaren>Gtabliis>
iitent,
S.rlest tat, unb spar nod Der Dsa> 5amiltun.
@trabs, g9o. o. srRt Stdu Otsrtalb 6. g.
S&.tmtr unb 6 o .. SrVdsnwaarsn Stctr,
unb ssrabe Der Toaoffis sssniibu-atlpo CT nun
bereit IN Ieinen altm 3unpsn, 70 wts nod elmer
sroesn an;atl Nsusr, binitGtlit Der 8illistsit 70
ps Der Site bsr 0aartn at3uwarten-unb iibn.
taupt vile mad Dunl& 3u bsritnsn.
Dantbar far felt ptslfn Satun ssnUiftnt
sunblGait. tcfft sr auf sint 6Orteaur Dsrislbsn
-unb fitlt iberssust. bab Gae bic BEL itm por.
fprsGen. nur wptlsufrsesn NIT itm spiseu neg.
sstm.
s@DIe Stube unb Der Ss[Isr, ba, bon no n
tptsssossn II. fnb untsr annstmbarsn Bsbins'
unssn Su ptrlttnsn.
9. 3. WfDfT Ter, apOt9stsr.
Sult %, 1867. nqbs
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
Gonfaltirt Gnrs e9nteregfn.
Sin ,psnnp" erfpart 1T Elm .,pennp"
uerbient''
6elb fann erfpart tperben,
,aburd paB man feline 9hder, Gbrsibmateria.
lieu, sSano.Yapier, H. (. To-, an bem
tpoblfeiIeu Gtobr bon
GDGrGtmo 0TeBs

GpBratua MSoE,
No. 81, gBeit Samtcu StraBe, untsrbalb Der
8tsn In aaentaun fauft-alpo Sbr INNER einen
bolIsu Stof bon S6uIbii6er, aussepdblte 9i>
tsrarilde Berts, GaGieaI 9ider fir Goassien
unb Gtaoemien, @n9ite unb SsutIde 9ibsIn,
Sefamsnte, SDmn- Slider, @ebstbfiber, Sonn-
tassIduI- Slider uno Sraets, eoIorirts Sasbiid.
er, 9eIcbnungS,&arten, Spiele, Sal6enbilber,
GtbIdde, 8dmme, giiriten, sIlbums. 4ietursS,
GraDonS, GbromaS, @eieidde, Ybotc9rapbs,
Stereoitopss unb ueberiibten,
Elm bOlleS aiIortement 9 dreibmateriaIien,
8olbfebern, 8ldnfblber bon ben fleinifen Wte.
moranbum bis 5u ben 9rpbten Sagebilbcr nne
2ebserS, Diaries. SenitsrsY Napier, unb turb al-
les oa6 sepDbnli6 in einem erfe @laiIe Bn6-
ifobr gebalten pirb.
lS n b apier.
llnicr Stof s8anbpapier unb Sorbers III
groB unb pcbl dnsgeipdblt, bic Yattern6 iino
bic meiIt ld)Snitsn i'm Ntarfte, unb 70 poblfcil
als bic ipoblfeiliten
sSr ilnb bereit all Yreiicn ju bertaufcn, tpeI,
DE % Gin 3wsd MAIDEN fur bisienigen bic 5ll
faufen pinlden beim
0roBs uno SlelnsSertaufi
anjurufen unb sgaminirsn unb iiber6cust 5u lsiii,
baB mir 10 pobIfsiI psrtuufcn ltnnen, aIs irsenn
Sin 9aus Der 2frt in ee6a Gauntp.
llnlers Altcn &unben unb baS 4ublitum flbr'
baupt lno einsclapen an5urnfen nnb
ltnfere Sitter anSulbauen.
sSir iinb INNER bcreit unb ipiais nierr
Stcd ju beigsn, OBJ Der 8auf gema6t tpirb ccsi
nidt, unb iuir iinb boafdnpig iiberjeuSt bai
ipsnn einmal egbibirt, tein 3urildbaten beS &dn'
isrS isin tprb. sSieosrum id9en mir:
&ommt uno febet uns ebe Sbr fonffwI
bin9ebet.
gus.Td ben Ort nidt. Samiltcn lStraBe, un
terbalb Der 8tsn, n6rblide Scite.
na-3peite Sanb SIdsr tpsrbsn setduft mn
bsrtauft, auBr. S6nlbi6sr.
6. W o s.
Sanuar 21. mob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
8auern febet Bier!

Snbem bic S0brSjct fir ben 2dnpbau inb bic
0drtnerci ba it, 10 cmpfcbCn mir Den @aucrn
unb Scnicngcn bic i'm SclBc bon 0drcn iinp
Den libCrOlCn 0ebraub bon
SnpdensStaut.
SicICr Nrtifcl 1T 6ubcrcCt in lnlcrcr llmgcb.
ing, unb bat &raft bci id IcIbit, por5igIid)er ju
ir9enb cincm Ginger in Der i0crporbrin9ung
bon cincr RCngc pc5 GrtrO95 bon
@ai3en, @eIi6forn, Ro9oen, Subpais
gen, @ras, II. (. m.-l(ub Sarten
=. Se9etablien, alS @robeeren,
Srauben,
unb Srudt i'm Na9smeincn 64lr Ollc sirten bon
Sc9ctdblicn, uno mir mr6tcn binjufil9en fir
@sIfhfprn unb SudpaiSen
I'M Scipnpcrcn proou5ircnoc &rdftc
tDnnen nid)t 5n bod gcprcilcn tuerbcn.
0clo cingclc9t ipclde ocm @runo bcreibert,
piro 9epiBItd ol5 cine nOtilrlibe Sb0Iobc, ben
Saucr bcrebcrn
Say 3u bcrtanfrn all Der Sorbcn 9rhfc,
in Nlcntaun-Gingan9 an Der 9SalnuBs StraBc.
aprI Z. 1868. nq6M
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
Die perbeferten Oriental uno Saie bren'
nenoe
6oblen< Cefen
uno
9S@rTGr >Srtrm@eeso


Soben empfansen erite glalIe 9rcmiumS bel
Der Reu.Yort Staat5> unb aunerer SarS.
slIs bic 9roBe ( ilberne Wcbal'
liza, bel Der Nu6felun9 beS
stmcriean SnititutS, gebal.'
ten III Der GitD Stetp
9ort, 1865.
Sic iinb fortpdbrenoe 8renner, uno es
it nur notbwenoie elm Seuer in elmer
Sabresjeit su MAIDEN.
Sie fnb bOaitdncise Ssntatpr,n bon bem
glpartemsnt.
Sc tann fein Sas aus oeaielben enteoms
men.
gs fam tsin Gnber pbsr Slas icin um bieIe|
ben 5u obItruttiren.
Das Seuer tlibt Ea9elane obne Iufs
merfiamfeit.
Die illumination III ipie bic sincS offenen SeuerS.
sic fino m bti9e 9eiker, uno bennob
berrlid ff miloes 8etter ein9eri6tet.
sic ilnb bic mcR seoncmildsn Sefsn unp 6ur>
ndees, bic ie 9emadt porbcn iinp.
Die Surndee erp6rmt cine untere uno
cine obere Stube, obne 3ufdss
libes Srennmateral.
90 ilno @rOBen Osfen unb 3 @rOBen bon ben
Yarlor SurndceS
gSereer "erfertist unb bertauft fir ben San-
bel, bur6
perrp nno Comp,
Oriental Sefen-8ertsn, So. 115 S0nolon
Strabe NlbanD.
80 perPaufen BEL
Sames .. Sufb,
Sleinissr ascnt fir 9eda GauntD.
NQentaun, Sanuar 21. mob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
Or. upbe9raTS
l(uaen=uno SbrensSeilanffalt !

Dielss Juiiitutiit no @,apine 8srts Gaunlp, per.
lsst rpcroen unb tsbt iset dr he aufnabms p0n 20:
tientsn often,
gtro. $50 pcnn Straee. Reaoina pa.
@s rsrbsn balslbft ale Aussn:uno Sbrsn Sranfs
bsitsa bsbanbslt uno aile
Sperotionen Der Gbirur9ie tiberbaupt,
por9enomnien.
Sisfe anfialt if nit Der itSntsn Gammuna dir.
ursif6er Sniirumente biess eanpsS prlsbfn unit
essbalb fir iscm punoaryliben 5au sinssribtst
Der uu,itanb, tab id cine Grfabruna ron iibr 80
Sabrsn in bic msbi,iniitsn prarts bsfiss, stadbri
binreihtnoe @arantie, oo6 bic tritlhfsn ebirurai
fbsn Spsrationsn bier sbsnIc gut, wie in unlsrtp
arSesrtn Stdptsn porssnommsn psrpsn tSnnsn.
potisnttn. msis aus Der Sernt fonnlsn, finoen bier
bilasrts 8oarb oils In philadelphia unb Gsrp :Qort.
pabrsno Die sslunoe eass un1 Die refine eauplufi
psit. Before BtausmIihtsttsn uno gcrtbeile sspdb:
ren.
8tinbbsitin alien ibren 5ormsn p:ro ts,
banoelt.
Bsbe austn in alien ibrsn Sormsn wsre,n
eebeilt.
Auer.aussn atumpfdst unb fbisfs
9lisps sr wsresu ssraos ssmaht.
Sbr.-SsOs Sorm non &aubbsit. auslaut,
bee Sbre uno Sumusu i'm Sbre pirb ssbsilt uni
mo- oas Sbrfsu ,srSrt If, rpiro Gin ntuss stnatlss
70 oae esr patsnt 70 gut bSrsn farm, ps ie ,upcr.
nasn8ranfbe c Sbminb(uebt aib:
ma, 8ron6itis, 2atarrb uno Suffen. Disie arant;
btiten rpsrpez na tiusm gang nsnsn prin;ip ttban,
belt inbem bic yReei,iu mittslf zines 1pparais in
bic eunee esbradt pire, 70 Gap etSielbe init Der
arantbsit in unmitsttors Bndbruus tSmmt ;-ss
i'll sraunlib. in ben neifisn SGuen bic bsiltr bar
Birfuus tcslsib 81 ertIidsn.
Rbsumatis mu s.-auA eisls 8rantbeit ruirp
nad sinsm nsusn grirSip bsbanesIt; 8sfreiuns poa
Sdmsr,s srfclst in Den meifisn Sdln fton mad
8erlauf elmer S.unos. &s 9istt nur weni3e 5daf
cislsr Srantbst, rpslde iIdb nidpt beitn laiIen.
aus anpers bronilbe 8ranibsitea pon isotm
Gbarattsr percsn in 9sbantlun9 9sncmmsn.
9rsbs (rpsnn bsidrdnfD fam in wsni9sn Ia
osniobne 56ntiotn cnsr Ghmsr, turirt merotn.
piles (pdmorrbcissn) in esr fblimmtsH Scrm
rperesu lsiht ssbsilt.
,Rrmnt Gtisctr Nisrfns&rantbtiten
Gcupullicneu peryarontbtit,
BaiIsrfuht, Sledten,
Drspspfa, pautaus1ld9s,
S6mahs Gliebsr, 8retsartise @efbpdrs
Sslsnt9 lhmulft Gt 8sit's Sanl
auspddis, Sa0fubt uno Sttin,
auosn Staar, Sepfsi6t
Seroftln, Weural9te,
Rudarats Srantbdtsn, edbmun9
ha[en eippen, gladbentbnulf,
Susr 1u9su, Sraufn'SraatDsu'n,
Scrpis ALE anoeren llebel cetr Osfcrmltdtsn ocn
seer nrt psresn in 8tbnneun9 stncmn,sn.
Sdnft ii de au9en tSnnsn obns Sdmsri ein
osGest rpsreen unb sbsn 70 natdtli aus. ceb s faa
Der Gnirsduns sntetben,
Ginbatm a mi ~ n9.-Durh oisien nsusn
pre,se laFsn fb 2bisrs uno 9Ssrl ianmt ibrsm
Ssiibe natdrlih srbaltsn, uno ,rar ttnnSn wsni9en
minutsn, mas ptit btsr in, ole wsnn bic paut ab:
as,oasu uno aasssfspft pirb. Disftr prs,se p'H
Ssue sssbrt. bic ss ptinfbsn.
Origin msoiiinifhss SamiIisn Slatt rp'ro. lo'
taio hcb bic uStbi9sn Bsrfsbranssn rtTsn lalish
psrSfsutliht uno Sentn, bic ibrs Nomsn e'rlshe'r
frei ,ueslanbt psroen
gpovenitsr IL 1857 naiS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
GppperSbur9 Savings
otuffftuffon.

Gislt Sparbant warb fiir @si&afts ss50ntt,
am Nontas ben 23asn Ndrs 1868. unb % psrs
psn nun bic ssp5tnlI&tn GanfssfGafts. ,u psl.
den bislslte turG itrsH Suibrisf pripilesirt 10,
psrtiGttt. Sntnsftn fdr GspOllts 6 prO,snt.
m. Cooper, prdFbtnt.
6eo. SlanF. gaI0rtr.
Sruasss :-N. Cooper, u. q. earss, Daniel
Dubs. Sod Stratpn. enos Grbman, Sonattan
S5r,b, 0illiam @ruusr.
Ndr; 81. na3R
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6OO Yfp. trtra Aualiidt ftunSSi&r estm
batsn bsi 8. ., Wpfsr.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
psSinsunesn bit(tr BeitunS.

Der @airiSt srfbnt Ssn Ssnitas fdr Gin absIsr an0
fnf,is Gents Sts 5sbrs, In gsrausbstabluns. Assnn
p{tr bab miro, rpsssn 81 ansers@n Ssins ensrotnsh
p,rS.n fur einsn tdsrsn srOum aIs SSnatsn ansn'm'n
ns @mano tann Die ssirs oustsn Obns p0rbtr aas Sdd'
aSnos bsjabtt Ju babtn.
ay-sttautma6unstn wtrstn an ben sapSbnli9sn
rrsiisn sinssrddt. 90 ns.... ~,
office am nsrSsfatn Sts ssr SamltcR uHs a4tsn Gtr
aasnaun, Qtnna.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
Sic 2trctms
SSru6t SabrS5ett.

Nc. 81 SR.5amil.
ton Strabe, f&rds Der
OsutlG.8 8sfcrmirtsn'
SirGe Ssesnabsr. In
bfr City aasntaun.
an ben altsii SriebtnS.
prsibsn. srobt
btgdnRiss Sen.Sars,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
Slit S6nbmd6er ! !

Gin suuadnbtssS Enforcement ron Worossu',
qsinino. unb 8nptna. 9sbtr. fftrns unp tSlSGnt
@6utnSod. Hralb,anaen, unb alss gum SGut'
NADER. @tid6ft s,t5rists 6nnbptrfs,sus, 3u ta-
ZEN b,t Sptn Q. Mp fer.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1868-06-16
IVibarc SSS0lfer,
SO. 35 @sit 9amilton Strabe, 1len:
taun, penn'a.

Sci obsnssnanntsm bsrrn rpirb man Gin pnfhies
bsnartiass aGcrtsmsnt pcn 6ausbaItun9s; Sitter fins
osn,-ia elm srSess. uno srSstr als is in oistr Gtp
gum 8srtauf ansetcten peresn if.-sinIdIisfsnb
amerifanilbe, Sran;6iif6e, Gn9liI6e
uno @binelilde Baaren, als
stss Sas.
Dinnsr Ssts.
SOilst S.ts,
Stte Sett,
Sop stn.Ssts,
Slel& S&db.ln,
gtsstatls @&dbsln,
3usebsdts Sddbsln,
@tsersam SlSttGsn,
Bowlsn atlsr Nrt,
Suppsr sursens.
3udtr 8owlsn,
piti&ns,
Butter 9tllern,
Salat Sdassln,
SlaSipaarea, 0eicbnitteu, t,empbeIt
unb plain Dpn teber 8enen.
nIn9, ais
eampsn. 8aiss, su6sn.5 5sllsr, prtIsrse. Teller
Ntta. .pt1ders. gaaor> Bptttln, 8ountains
Gru&t'Stdnbs, grbsnwaarsn, &atm pitl&ers
3udsr' 8oplsn, sslbs sBaarsn bon alIen srSl.
fen. @Otlsts, 5umblsrs. prsIsrpe 8l6tt&sn
Iufbi&ts Gru&tfannsn, Stsinpaarsn bon al.
len Nrt,
limb fur, ale artitsI Die ssrSbnli6 in siusm pst[
ftSnbissn China Stcbr 9sbaltsn mrtsn.
CT if bShft bonttar fit bsrsirs ssnsFsus suns
daft unp bct uuf cine 5ortoausr fsrlslteu-er laes
oobsr ale elm tst ibm ansurufsn une leinen Gtet
,u untsrludsn ebs fs lcnlwo fouftu.
Sa predict pcr-it fueirs su ,,plisltn," uno mtil
gRotO ia: Die olIerbsasn Sitter an ben mSalidbt
nisosritsn Yrsifsn.
Ri6aro @dlfer.
so, 35, wsffsbamilton ,Strobt
| a0entaun.
| Suti 2. 1867. mol:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24
''Barrett's'' perfectly harmless.

To witness boys loafing about the
streets till late hours at night is, to our
mind, strange exhibition Of taste on
the part of their parents.
Do such parents realize that those
boys are educating themselves for the
county Jail, the penitentiary and the
gallows?
Provide your boys with something
suitable and attractive for them to read
and study at home in the evenings
Efforts. Oh the part of parents, to render
home pleasant to their children, are the
most laudable in which they can en-
gage.
Then, too, fathers must set the exam
pie. II they stay at home and read or
study, instead of killing time on the
streets or elsewhere. the influence upon
the boys will be most gratifying and
beneficial. Children will much more
readily initiate the conduct of their pa
rents than practice any theoretical in
structions which they may give them.
The little education we have, we ac-
quired by assiduous study nights and
mornings, we have scrubbed the above,
not that we feel competent to give pa
rents instructions on the subject,as they
may regard it as none of our business,
but because we desire every boy to
qualify himself to fill responsible and
honorable stations. No country affords
such golden opportunities for boys to
thus qualify themselves as this, and no
country has go numerous and direct
roads to the penitentiary for those who
seek those places of gloomy abode.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24

"ONLY A CoLD.--Who would suffer
from a cold with the probability of a
serious attack of Bronchitis, Inflamma-
tion Of the Lungs or Consumtion, when
that efficient preventive, Mishler's
Herb Bitters, is at hand? 1t will re-
move the tickling sensation which pro-
ceeds cold--prevent hoarseness and
check coughing--expel the mucus that
gathers in the bronchia and successful
ly resist that fell destroyer--Consump-
ton. Mrs. Amos Stauffer, of Manor
township, Pa, was actually, speedily
and permanently cured of Consump-
tion solely by Mishler's Herb Bitters
after several consulting physicians had
pronounced her case hopeless, and she
is still living witness of this wonder
full remedy over disease. It has. saved
the lives OF thousands and is daily add
ing to the number Of it's victories. Sold
everywhere. 7on @
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24

Some men, by their lazy, reluctant
motion, show that they work because
they must, while others are active and
iovial and seem really to take pleasure
in whatever they are engaged. In fact
no man can work. with any degree of
efficiency, unless he take an interest in
what hedoes.
The eabove thoughts were suggested
in our mind as we saw J Rubendall, the
other day, handle his hammer.
He goes at it as if he meant to accom-
plish something. 1t really seems to do
him good to work.
Labor. in its proper degree, does all
men good, and they who work only be-
cause necessity compells them, are the
most wretched on earth.
Young men, educate yourselves to
take an interest in whatever pursuit
you may engage. If you are in the em-
ploy of others, perform your task with
the same energy and interest as if you
were working for yourselves. and we
assure you that you will find labor
pleasant and life happy.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24

THE Book BUsINEss.-But few per-
sons have any proper comprehension of
how vast is the book business in this
country. Take one Item" for instance,
as illustrative: Matthew Hale Smiths
''Sunshine and Shadow in New York."
Which is the exciting work of the day,
has already reached the enormous sale
of $4,000 copies within thirty days
The publishers II. B. Burr, & Co., of
hartford, CCnn.) use two tons of paper
a day and run six large roller presses
constantly to supply the current de-
mand. This is doing q wholesale busi-
ness with one book alone. This is a
large work too, it must be remembered,
between seven and eight hundred pa g
es royal octave; and yet it is said to
rival in rapidity of sale 'Uncle Toms
Cabin" of old. Think of the countless
ness ofthe small one published. Sure
ly ours is reading country.
--->~--
THE LADY's FRIEND. FOR JANUARY
Never, perhaps, has there been pub
lISiACu q tltI stGt1uCtibC lluIlUcI vi Il
lady's magazine, than the January
issue of The Lady's Friend. 1t leads
off with splendid illustration on steel,
ofa story by Miss Amanda NJ. Doug
las, 'Chased by Wolves" Then we
have a striking illustration of Mrs.
Woods novelet for "Roland Yorke,
or, Done in Passion" new and pow
erful story, by the famous author OF
East Lynne" is commenced in the
present number. There are also very
many ensravings devoted to lady's at
tire, and to the workable, which the
ladies can better appreciate than we
can. The other literary matter is ''Be-
tween Two" by that piquant and bril-
liant writer. Miss Elizabeth Prescott
"Who was 1t, a Story of Planchette,'
| by Mrs. Louise Chandler Moulton
"Where?" by Florence Percy, Sc.
Published by Deacon & Peterson. 319
Walnut street, Philadelphia, at $3.50 a
year (Which also includes large steel
engraving). Four copies, Sc. Eight
(and one gratis;, $l2. The Lady's
Friend' and ''The Saturday Evening
POST (and one engraving,) $500.
We will send the Pioneer and the
Lady's Friend one year for $3.50.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by avery simple
remedy, after having suffered several ears
with a severe lung affection and that dread
disevse, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. t'-'
To all who desire it, he will send copy
Of the prescription used (free of charge),
with the directions for preparing and US
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 aff1ict-
ed. and spread information which he con-
ccives to be invaluable /; and he hopes ev-
cry sufferer will try this remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and nay prove bless
ng.
Parties wishing the prescription will
pl use address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON II
l65 South Second St., Williamsburg,
sly Kings county, New York.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24

NEW YORK, AUGUST, 9TH, l

NEW YORK, AUGUST, 9TH, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR: Several of your cor
respondents, very old and respectable
no doubt, seems to be wonderfully
exercised as to the origin of our Planta-
tion Bitters. So long as these Bitters
are all that we represent them to be,
we do not know that it makes any diff
ference from whom they come, or from
whence they originated; but for the
information of the public generally ,and
old Capt. Wentz in particular, we will
say that he told the truth, and that
these Bitters originated in the West
India Islands-that many of the in
gradients have been favorably used for
over a century, but that our combina-
tion of Calisaya is entirely new, and
our own. The rum and other materials
are the same. and as your correspondent
says. better Bitters and Tonic is not
made. We recommend them particu-
larly for dyspeptics, fever and ague,
debility, loss of appetite, and in all
cases where tonic and stimulant is
required.
P. II. DRAKE d Co.,
21 Park Row. N. Y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-12-24
NOTICE
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

1t IS a long time since a0e
haze datpaaed oar subscribers.
4 large Number of them pay
as promptly and regularly as
time rolls around: but there
IS another class that are for
gettul, and aOho are IN arrears
for their subscription one,
ta0o, and euen three gears
1t IS to this class that qOe ad-
dress oucselues, and beg of
them to pay up and get q little
ahead of as, aOhich a0ould be
ve,:y fair.
III We trust this notice aUiW be
regarded By aUaOhona 1t IS ad-
dressed, as a0e are greatly IN
need Of money. Please re-
spo,ad promptly and cheer
fwlly. If