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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
eSat Manhood:How Lost
31 How Restored,

I usr published nov edition OF Dr. CuI-
~ VerweH's Celebrated Essay on the radical
cure (without medleine) OF SPEnMAToHRHOEA
or Seminal Waskness, Involuntary seminal
Losses, lMrorEScy Mcutal aud Phy steal Inc.-
pNcity, Impedtments to Marriage, etc; also
CoSsvMrTioS, Epillepsy and Fits, Induced by
sell-induigenoe or sexual eAttavAgnnee.
Price, In a sealed envelope, only s cents
The celebrated author, ih this admire ,,ie easav.
clearly drmonstratrs from = thirty yearsi sue
cessI9l practice, that the alarming eonseauen-
era OF self abuse may he radically cured ,.ifbout
the d1ngd,ous use OF internal lnedieins or The
Appheshon Of the euits pointing out mode Of
cure AZ unce simple, certain, and etftetuAl bS
means of which every sufferer. no matter What
hls eondhiHn may be, uay cure himself sheaply
privately aud radically
THIS Lecture should be In the Asnaa Of svery
yonlh aud every man In the lAad ...,
Sent, under seal, IA a plain envelope 10 aAS
Address, postpaid, on reesipt Of six cents or two
postage stamps Also, Or. CulVerwsils "Alar-
rage Guide,H pTieS Is eents Address the Puh-
fishers, CHAS. j. q. KIiNE6CO
~ nossry New York, Iostofnoe, BOX 4,Sse.
dAn' 10 ioo~ luUl3 iy
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Wa APPRECIATE soon JoKE from any source'
hut I've cant appreciate Seroflla, or any disease
f.om impure blood; so.we take br. J. W. Po-
lands Humor Doctor. which is most pleasant 20
the taste, and sure cure.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29

A Teachers Examination will he held on
the Saturday following the Ins,itwe-No-
vcmher l4lh. We advise and urge all the
teachers in the county to attend this Insti-
tute, and thus quality themselves for the
better discharge Of their important duties.
JoHS Nc CAULEY,
" $. J. KrKwnOD,
B. f. MYERs,
At. Examrs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29

" iswELL KNows to many Of our hrst-cass phv.
siciRus, OF what WHtrE pfNE CoMrouNb 10 com.
pounded and is freely recommended by them
IN diseases of the Thrort, Lungs, Chest aud Kid
ney troubles. A. a medicine It acts the part Of
the Good Samaritan.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
Sick Headache

Ariscsfroin q disonlersd state Of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious arrangement oCthe liver
and can be permanently cured by the use of
R2hack's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Full
directions accompany each box. Hershiser
Myers Sole Agents.
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ss 60
nciErati, Sandusky, & Cleveland
RAIL ROAD.
ne PIONEER LINE OF ONO.
TINR GARD, sANUERY aa. 1868.
DAILY, IsuSDNvs rScErrEbl
TRAINS LEAVE TIT FIN,

GoiNG-ASuTE. ".
|i-to;H A. ". hccommoHRfium-6eO ~ \. NJ
|ress iiz7 ?. ". FindlNy Accom- e--s:4s r. NJ
osTSG NoRrH ...
'l-L;sf r VI. q, Aecrtnrn offsii on-ys:SO A. NJ.
Sress-s;7S A ". T&h6iNy Accom-. .-7;ss A. NJ.
,Sprsss leaves SAndnCl,y Sundzv instead oI
rdaV evenings, snd Accommodation Leaves
ton suAday Instead of sstur6rY ev esiugs.
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Purchase only the best.-In a ma

purchase only the beSt.-ln a ma
jsriiy Of advertised hitters imrotapt ingred ents
the necessity Of which are plainly Indicated, are
omitted. because of their high prices In others,
the proportions and co mbinations cf the ingre.
disnt sre In defiance OF all settled principles
OF pharmaceutical chemistryi others, again, are
mere sh'ms, made up Of poor whiskey slightly
bittsred with aloes and colored In such a man.
per ss to deceive she unwary, and ore 50 nause-
Ating ~ TO be unworthy ofcriticism' aud TO the
patient the remedy is worse than the disease,
While year. ofexperieneo and trial have proven
~. Rotueks Souseh Biaeu TO be, just a. r,eom-
rsudrd, one Of the best remedies extant whcr.
'iomueAie ionie and simuiaHi arc required. They
never fail to strengthen the weak, impart vigor
to the strong, and are, in every particular, just
vhata stomach btttrs ought to be. Ifyou have
symptoms Of Dyspepsia, take them freely to aid
disestion. II you reside in bilious districts,
they should be taken as a sure prevention Of
bilious Fever and Fever ana Agur, Liver Conn
plant, JAundee aud in all tnat class Of diseases
where there 10 general depression OF the neiv-
Gus system, loss OF muscular energy, weakness,
lassitude, want Of appetite, fautncss chilly sell.
sstions snt aching Of the bones, sc. And, as a
remedy for fmale weakness, LsuchOrrhGa, or
whites, Robaek's Stomach Bitters have no
equal They are prepared with special refer
enee to this complaint, and act like a charm. A
few days trial will satisfy .he most scepticAl Of
fhe real merits OF this really valuable medicine.
Hsrshlser 4 Myers, Sole Agents, TlGn, o.
MAMMOTH BOTTLES ONLY rs CENTS.
fUGENIE HAIR REsToRER THE CHEAPEST
..r 30 AND BEST.
The EUoESIE HAIR REsroRER eclipse. all
fao"a discoveries for the rapidity with which It
estores gray and faded hair to it, natural color
rsmoies it' rapid aud healthy growth, prevents
I'd stops II whes falling Of, and is most luxu-
iAnt dressing for the Hair, rendering It soft,
: Aty, and lustrous. Mammoth bottles only Is
bats sold by }. y. MArquardt, sole agent
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THE SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS.

THE Subscription Books Of the six per cent.
! preferred capital stock Of "'fhe Tithn Gold
and Silver Mining Company OF Colorado" are
now open. John Shock, Esq, Is general agent to
solicit subscriptions and collect the same. y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
LADIES

OF sedentsry habits u no require a eentIa nars. 3
iiis will mud kobSek's Blood Pills Just theAned.
eine they want they are perfectly safs ani can ,
% taten =. all tme- they contain no tnerchrS
of mineral poison, but are purely gsRetah.a--i
hsr'h'ssr Myers. sole Agsnia.
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:tohl Ttch! Ttc11 |.

|sORATCH1 ScRATcHll SCRATCH ~
IN from 10 20 ~ hours.
IheRtsu'S Oiu1mcH cures The Itch
heston's Ointment enres Salt Rheum.
|heatOn's Ointment cures letter.
3hertss's OIntmeuS eur~a Barher's Itch.
hoatoRA Oiatmeut cures Old Sores.
hcston's Ointment onre' Every kIud
SfHumerT1ke Magic.
Price, 50 cents q hoNi nv HaA 90 cents. Addrc-,
hENS e POTTER, No i7d Washington Street
IHton, Mass.
Fer sale by ali Druggists.
fept. 76ih .1sNI-iy.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
A Saturday Night /" Bum."-A reg,

A Saturday Night " Bum"-A regular
old.iashioncd drunk, was INDUCED in 10y II
party Of exemplary (') young men of our ci-
ty on Saturday night. They made the air
at tunes resonant with their bo'sterous how
lings. They were too many for our night
police, and they could only sccceed in plAc-
ing temporary restraint upon their actions,
and rs soon as they were out of sight, event
m on their muscle to their own particular
delight and amusement and the disgust OF
all the citizens whom they disturbed in the
dead watches oi the night, We learn that
the party embraced among its number some
who are recognized or have been as preserv-
q the peace, which they so wantonIy ou'-
ragged on Saturday night. If such "bums'
are repeated, the "bummers" should he pla.
ced in the cNaboose until morning where
they can have an opportunity for sober re-
Arction before going home to their wives
and families.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29
The Electoral Vote.

For the purpose Of ready reference, We
publish ths table ofstAtes voting for Presi-
dent and their Electoral votes:
RrArKs RKpRRsENrnn IN cnnnnr.a IL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29

AtuHA-I.ast week We called attention to tho
~Constitution Bitters Of Seward ,Rentlcy, aud
now We take pleasure in noticing their Aiisms
fer the hair, which ls said 10 BE- avery rae art
clc Tor the toilet We are of the piuIou that the
preparations ofS. A y. are ~ gno'i, for the rep
dence that tbey woptJ ,ot p,,t. .nv tbins in the
market Of an Ordinary chapctcr. Me-srs.
Hershisnr 4 Myers have II for sale and We hope
All our friends will try 10.
For Rll bronchial affections, Try scvard's
Cough Cure
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Ifyou want a good Sewing Machine go to c.
II. sting.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
MARTIN & SHIELDS,

uAYING purchased the Boot Apd, shoe estab-
u lisliment OF A. W. adams, would respect
fully nvne the attentioit OF the public TO the In
iucements on1red IN their line. They keep on
hand all kinds " Gents hne and coarse calf aud
kip boots aud shoesi Ladies' Galters-lAeed and
bution-sippers, overahoes, etc. Custom work
made TO order 10y the ar ~ al
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IS. STATES not RFFRESENTED.

tssippa' --,.
n
10
TosAl... q
Whole number siT
Necessary TO sleet iss
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Farm for Sale.

WILL sell my fnfm iacstsd IN Lfh4fiy tdvsh-, 'ii
TINA, eontAfnil leo Acres, ilh off, hlch sre Nsi
improved, the bAlapgs hein< iifanef aNi urrsn &
prewises, with Oiher conVsnfeafl ootsoases.l-iif
Also al kinda rf good tspil, 9gf tws4i vi gond
and lasting water rs the door For nafihef ba. fii
tieulaIs ioQai,esi the subscriber "a lie f,ie ~
nol.sat JAN IS CffNtS' ~ 4
ron PRINTING. Fl.SfN 0R an sf.~
~ nfAtll 49, rlOAiif rsssi.tsN a. a. 4flltA. -
'hs T"lneNE 900 RooASs
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands OF the worst sufferers from thir
terrible gnaEIng disease have been cured by the
use ~ P"eG-Is stomach BitteTs A. ihs tshti.
Inonlals now m our hands fully prove. Hersh-
seT Myers Sole Agents.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-10-29

APOlc that Didn't Go Up.-A party o
the German Democracy at the South end .
the city, went to the oods on Saturday las
ia search of hickory pole to raise on Jet
irrson street. They unfortunately got into
republicans woods and cutting down q
fine hickory tree, conveyed it to the city,
where due preparation was being made fol
its elevation to a perpendicular position
Our friend, Mr John Myers, who is tb,
owner OF the woods from whence the tree
was taken, while passing through his farm
on Sun day, discovered that fine hicko DRY
h'd myseriously disappeared. Monday
morning bright aud early be proceeded iC
this city, aud commenced ''senrchilg Tor the
pole, and unlike Sir John, he. 10 aud IN The
hole had been dug, aud all was in rcadlnrs.
To lif it to ITS position. Nothing intimtat.
ed however, Mr.. Myers approached, claimed
the 'stirk, aud forthwith loaded it or bis
vehicle aud drove OF with il. Mr.. Myer.
says II They had came and asked for it, they
c ,uld have had Il, but TO steal il acay, was
more than he could stand, aud he took an
early opportunity of lalmnG his Frol erty
...... --- - -----------
A Narrow Escape --GOOd Pluck. "a
Mss Robertson, residing near this city,
came to town on Monday, on horseback in
company with another lady, like mounted.
In the afternoon the lady called at our Of.
hce and subscribed for a copy OF our pa.
per TO send TO her sister In Virginia She
had left the office but short time, ,wnen
our attention WAS called to the window,
and Immediately in front Of the Office, a
sight met our eye, which chilled our blood
with horror. The lady had remounted her
horse and was about departing for home
when the hose, in probably playful
mood, reared on TO his hind-feet and fell
backwards throwing the lady beneath
him, and how she escaped alive, was the
wonder Of all who witnessed the frightful
incident, but she emerged from Der, peril.
Gus position apparently uhhurt and after
having her saddle readusted and brushing
the dust frSm her garments with a deter
mined and undiseoncerled air, courageously
remounted-' and preceded on her way
homeward 1t was certainly the most
striking illustration OF the heroic determ-
inatiOn of our American women, we have
ever seen. She has pluck worthy the admi-
ration not only Of her own sex but ol evry
admirer OF heroism, in however humble the
manner displayed, in the country.
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Brought TO a" Short Stop.y.-A re

And II II end 10 meet
The bitter past, more wclaome IL tho sweet.
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BEST WORKMEN N THE CITY,

A. We give this ourespeeiAl attention, we desire
those Who like veil made boot or shoe, TO give
usA call. LadicB' work done In the neAtest and
most Satisfactory mgnneF. ~
Room 10 Seheyis block one door north Of craw-
''' O1 'srN MARTIN a Shields.
rifin, ohio. Msschl6. 1858. q 2 q 'noSotf
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

ing in coin is small and temporary
while the dish onor is lasting and
the pecuniary loss consequent upon
the dishonor will be in the end enor-
Bad faith on the part of New York
the leading member of our Confed-
eracy, must invitably weaken very
g eatiy, if it do not destroy, the
credit of our Government securities
i'll foreign markets. Compared
with the Importance of this State
action in its effect upon the credit
of the Government, the cost of pay
ing our interest in coin is insignifi-
cant. Aside from this consldera-
ton of interest or policy, our duty.
in my judgement, was plain. 1t is
to pay the debts of the State: to
pay them in precisely the mode .in
which they were promised to be paid
to keep the honor of the State un-
sullied and to this plain duty we
should be true, cost what it may.
HoRATIo SEYMOUR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08
Notice to Teachers.

The Board of School Examiners of WAN
dot county, Ohio, will hold meetings
Or the examination of teachers, in the
town of Upper Sandusky, as follows: On
the LIST and Sd Saturdays of Septemb Der,
October, Novemb mber, March, April, May and
the first Saturdays of all other months.
No certificate will be granted except
at a. regular meeting, nor will any be
granted unless the applicant appears in
rerson and submits to an examination.
Written testimonials of Moral Character
will be required of all applicants and
those who have taught will be required to
present testimonials, showing their success
in teaching, and signed by the Local Direc
tors of the school in which the applicant
was last engaged.
Examinations to commence at O'Clock,
A. M, at the School House in said town.
Applicants are requested to be punctual, as
none will be admitted into the class after
the examination has commenced
By order of the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk.
January 3, 1866.-tf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

The Central Ohio Conference of the
n. E. Church held its annual session at
Lima. Ohio, which closed on the 22d
ult. The following is the report of the
Committee on the State of the Coun-
try:
Resolved, That,as ministers and mem
bers of the Church Of God, it is always
righteous methods of labor for the es-
tablishment and perpetuity of the Gov
ernment, based upon right principles.
Resolved, That by teaching the great
principles of Gods word men may be
prepared for the high duties and re-
sponslbilities of fcitizenshipin this great
Republic, and thereby assist in the mis-
sion of justice, liberty and progress.
r Resolved, That we owe it to God, our
country and to humanity to use our in
f1uence in elevating to Office only men
of good moral character, and to lift our
voices against the sins so prevalent,
namely, intemperance, profanity, poly
gamy, and all other practices tending
to decentralization.
Resolved, That we render sincere
thanks to God that it has pleased Him
to preserve our national oneness, and
give freedom to those in bonds.
y Resolved, That we deplore the spirit
existing i'll many parts of the States
lately in rebellion, rendering life and
property insecure, and retarding the re-
turn of peace, and that we deeply sym
pathize with the loyal men of the South
suffering for their patriotism, and that
this Government should. use it's whole
powerto give protection to all, without
distinction of color.
Resolved, that the honor, stability
and prosperity of our Government
greatly depends upon the keeping invi-
olate all pledges of public faith, and
strict obedience to the laws.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

The Washington Chronicle has been
looking up the records as to Mr.. Col
fax's benevolence during the war, and
unearths the following instructive facts.
In the list of contributions to the Indi-
ana Sanitary Commission during the
year 1862. the following contributions
are grouped together in the order in
which they are here named: .....-
Hon. S. Colfax, Washington, D. c. 500
Hon. J. A. Wright, 100
Hon. Fl. S. Lane, 100
Hon. T. A. Hendricks, Indianapolis, 10
w. II. Talbot, -.H 10
[See published report, page 81
On the 9TH of June, 1864, Mr.. Colfax
is again credited with 800, but the
name of Mr.. Hendricks does not appear
in any other part of the list. Now Mr..
Colfax is not by any means rich man.
Indeed he is very much poorer man
than Senator Hendricks, now the Dem
ocratic candidate for Governor of Indi-
ana; and yet we find Mr.. Colfax sub
scribing eight hundred dollars to this
noble charity, and Senator Hendricks
making the niggardly contribution OF
ten dollars.-CIcoeland Leader.
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COlfax on FenianiSIn
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, !

WASHINGTON February 20, Ga
DEAR SIR: From the time [ saw
the gallant Corcoran-so brave in
battle, so heroic in captivity--was
the head of your organization, I
have felt a warm interest in it.,
though knowing nothing, of course,
of it's internal machinery, it's obliga-
tions or its ritual. Remembering
gratefully the historical fact Of warm
sympathy expressed by an Irish Par
lament for onr fathers when strug-
Cling for the independence they
won for us, regarding hopefully
every well-directed and patriotic en-
deavor, through out the world for ma
tionality, and rejoicing thatso many
loyal Irishmen have enrolled them
selves in the army of the Union, to
save their adopted country from an
archy and obstruction, send you in
response to your request, the enclos
ed $40, which would be larger but
for many other demands on me
Respectfully yours,
SCHUYLER CoLFAX.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

plicit trust look forward to the 4th
of next March, when Grant and Col
fax will take their seats as the. in
auguration Of a new era, when
peace and plenty will smile over the
entire country, healing the breaches
made by the late civil war, while the
old flag will once more wave in trl-
umph over the happy and united
land. - - W. ~ -t-.-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08
.efGl.- ,Ii-.i IFii1A HNs 9s.F
Hollands German Tonic

q combination of all The ingredients of the
Biners, ,oih PURE Santa Cruz Rum, Oranae ETC.
u is used for the same diseases as the Bitsrs in
eases scl.cye pure alcoholic stimulus is re-
gaired. You ,oaJ bear TN mind that these rene
dies are entirely different from any others
advertised for the cure Of the diseases named
these being scientific preparations of medicinal
sxtsaete rliie the others are mere decoctions of
rum In some form. Tile TONIC is decidedly one
Of the Ssost pleasd,st and agreeable remedies euer
offered 10 The public. Us taste is erquisiteP IL is
-0-Pleasarssto take it, so7ile it's egiUisg ezliI-
Grating, and asedicindL qualities haze caused 1t TO
b known as he greatest Of all toDics.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

We clip the fol lowing ite ms
from the Santonio Texas EXPIRES of
the 10th ult., which some kind
friend sent us: s -
A PRIzE.-Every day we pick up
the State Copperhead papers we
find the name of some colored man
paraded before public as having es-
poused the Democratic cause
These colored Democrats are re-
garded as perfect jewels; and well
may they be SO regarded, if rarity
is test. Satan never rejoiced with
more devilish satisfaction over
the fall Or an angel than do the De-
mocracy over the accession of col
ored recruit. f"+S
DEMOCRATIC GENrLFMEN.-The
Sentinel, the Copperhead paper OF
Crockett, Texas, publishes pro-
gramme of a grand Democratic
Barbecue. Among the speakers
under introductory-"The follow
ing gentlemen are invited to address
the Elkhart people appears the
name of "Isham Mitchell, colorcd.' %
AS we have already remarked, the
Democrats are determined to take
the advance in the direction OF
equality, social and otherwise. They
have advanced so far as to call the
poor deluded colored man who
lends himself to their support, .'a
gentleman"
GLoRIEs OF RECoNsTRUCTIoN.--T The
action of the Democrats South, ir
extending fellowship to the negroes
is the healthiest sign observed
among the disaffected, since The
close of the war. - -.'Jl- ~
True they are going to the othel
extreme. In their impetuous zeal
they are becoming proscriptive te
their white laborers, and, they even
sit at the table with their colorel
speakers.
At a Democratic Reunion a
Sumpter Texas, Colonel Robb wa:
called on, and the Sentinel says:
'He responded to the call in sucl
a way as no one but Sam Robb car
do; gave a history of his tril
North, where he has been for th'
past three months; told us what ;
glorious Convention they had il
New York on the 4th of July; h.
was there and returns home full,
convinced that Seymour and Blai
will be triumphantly elected mex
November. He give the RAIDS fits
He is tower of strength for tn
Democracy of Trinity. He was
here reminded that it was growing
late'' 1885,.
They had hard work to chok
Sammy off, but finally succeeded
when about ''twenty-five" freedmen
were called upon to give their ex
periences when, according to pre-
vious arrangements, they all rushed
on to the stand and embraced The
various Colonels and Majors in tn
most affectionate manner. One
however, was not full committed tt
social equality.
Here each Conservative in th'
crowd was seen to take his hat ant
clap it to his eyes, except one wht
having no hat used his shirt sleeve
Truly the fellowship is a natura
one: the numerous ties of almos
every hue that is to be seen all owe
the South, reminds them that al
though they are not one flesh ant
blood, their posterity is muchly so
and why then should they not unit
in one fraternal embrace? ...--
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

Frank p. Blair's Tribute to Irish
men reads as follows: "may you
each and all remain in Ireland or
elsewhere, and never again set foot
upon these shores! You are want
ed there, and we can get along with
out you!" a5 Is-s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08
A GENTS WANTED! SOMETHING
"a FOR THE HOUR.
Marshall's Line Engraving Portrait Of
GEN'L u. S. GRANT

is pronounced perfect likeness of the General in
MS best expression. As work of art it is imme U.s.
urably superior to all others. Mrs Grant saws of
it Il am delighted with your splendid engraving of
my husband AS likeness l do not think it could
De better" Senator Summer pronounces it ga rare
and finished work, excellent likeness - Mr.
Pryant says, SIT is really noble specimen of the
art OF engraving, and appears to me to give the
character OF the original more perfectly than any
engraving which have SEEM" The Cincinnati
Gazette says: The subject of the picture and it's
intrinsic merits will gain for it very extensive
circulation The Cincinnati Commercial saws !:
ut is great deal the best likeness we have ever
seen of the Generai-giving his quiet, serious res
olute face better than 1t is done in a photo
graph. 1t is work of art excellent, of subject
so distinguished that at pains to give it this
commentator" This nimtable portrait is sold
only by agents. and is now ready.
Agents wanted in every town and village.
Address ZEIGLER McCURDY & co.
n39-4m III West Fourth Street, Cincinndtf,O
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-08

The Little Rock Weekly Repub-
lican of Sept. 16 contains accounts
of the murder of no less than ten
freedmen by the Rebels while they
were peaceably at work.