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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
.ises from her saffron couch; when the

jay bird pipes his tur eful layssin the ap-'
pie tree by the spring house; when the
chanticlecr's sllrif1 clarion heralds the
coming morn; when the awakened pig
ariseth from his bed and geeth forth for
his morning refreshments; when the
! at sulky noontitle. and when the low
! ing COWS come home at milking time,
think of thee And, like a piece of gum
elastic, MY heart seems to stretch clear
across my bosom. Your hair IS like the
manc OF "a sorrel horse painted with
gold. and thc brass slide to your imnla
lculatc nccktie fills me with unbounded
awe. Your forehead is smoother than
All old coat and whittier titan seventeen
hundred linen. Your ewes are glorious
to behold. In their liquid depths | see
legions OF little cupids battling and
| fighting, like cohorts of ants in an old
army cracker. When their fire hit me
full in the womanly breast it perforated
my entire anatomy,like a load of bird
shot would so through a rotten apple.
Your nose is from Il chunk of parian
marble. and your mouth FUCKERS with
with sweetness. Nectar fingers on your
lips, like honey on bears paw, end
myriads Of unaedyad kisses are there,
ready to fly out and light somewhere
like blue birds out ftheir pare mt nest.
Your laugh rings on my ears like the
wind harp's strain, or the bleat of a
stray lamb on the bleak hillside. The
| tlimples on your cheeks are like bowers
in beds of roses. or Ike hollows in cakes
of home made sugar. l am dying to fly
to your presence and to pour out the
burning eloauenee ofmy love asa thrift
ty housewife pours out the hot coffee
Away from you am as melancholy as
a sick rat. Sometimes I Can hear the
June, bug of dependency =buzzing in
my ears, and feel the cold lizards of de-
spair crawling down my back. I'm
couth fears. like thousand mice, are
nibbling at my spirits, and my soul is
pierced through with doubts as an old
cheese is bored by sl1ippers. My love
is stronger for you than Gle SMELL ofold
Ibutter. sweitzer kase, Or the kick of a
<mule. 1t is purer thar the breath of a
young crow and more unseltish than a
| kittens first catterWaill.s AS the soff9
bird hungers for the light of day, tie
cautious mouse for the fresh bacon in
the trap. as q lean pup hankefs after
14lew milk, so I lot;9 for thee. You are
fairer than II speckled spullet. sweeter
than a Yankee doughnut tried in sor.g-
hum molasses; brighter, than the top
knot pIumage on the head of u Musco-
via duck. You are candy kisses, raisins
pound cake and sweetened toddy, alto
gether. If these few remarks Will en-
able you to see the inside of my aifec-
tions.I shall be as happy as Il woolpeck-
er ili a cherry tree, Or stage horse in
a green pasture. If you cs"tsot recip-
ocate my thrilling passionI will feel
very bad, and will pine away like:
}poisoned bedbug, and fall away from
the fourishing vine of life an untimelE
bTanch,4 And in coming years, when
Fthe shadows grow long from the lsilEss
and the philosophic frog sings his ever
ing hymn. you. happy in another's love
can come and drop a tear and toss a cloG
4 upon the last resting place Of
ECILA.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
Vegetable SiciIian Hair Renewed.

Has stood the tess Of seceM rear:
before tie 2,at5ae; assa no 2oi-slst.''i1e j !.
alton for the Eaf.iJ' Esas esct Hee:s dis.
covered that aciSJ f,5.s,ff2fee thesd2nt
beneficial results. 1t is ssse-e -eitfss'ets~s
seea0 scientific ftisecES2.Y, co7ieDiHl
ing many OF tFs &c 2.sosE fjs33CoiTstl IllA
s'estO,'Otss'e Efgeasf.; ils the VEGEJJ:..s
ABLE RiACDDEai. Et7'eHtoies GREE
HAIR 70 ITS C2lGsMAL. YOUTH
FyL COLOR. It makes the s.cf,lI
sylsite ts3ees clean: cfl'e, esetaafJi1sU.
and hasn1oYs, and falling out of
the hair; a:sty aoiJ5 aiifs.sc 1t gro.'
ssDoss bald AeatEs. es'cc!1f IN te1.5#
lIgeG peIsolss. us ii furnishes the
aattriiicc 3,s'i;ecipIe DD eEfaicft the
HIis. as 7soHrisEttssE dad sssf;il0ffetk5
1t makes the Aa;5' moist, soffsff, ttHN
glossy. and IS afessn5f,Gsseft tss. q
81 Il l. r d e e S.Sg n 6. It is Mt
cheapest pre-. .sarsss}sa3a cs'ci' osffcJeHi
to the 73as0gsc, es5 ofsGs I,s6sxSs sDifL de-
cosnpyisZs 9lsos'e ratt 5essske longer
them three bottles Of ts7s!y otk,ef
preparation. -. .=Eei
1t gs recommended 6ssafI used bS
the First Medical Authority.
The fYo5ssIcs,tf sts2'es,ftss produced 6
by oar .SicjliIas Hair I6ssiaeas'a .ftasf.. \.
induced many to 7125siisY fsceSissss sfs'
preparations fos.tkae Iaata', akstdcs-H
DUTtCNS names: IiaNs 1i&5 OFf6c1'stL
I induce tie trade and tie ?1stOtic to
purchase fAeis.: co8aDon.:sls, Thea
hare ,3eso75ed 70 5NEse5seosk, baf
| claiming t.aey sve,.e 5os-.sacis part.
aers, o5. fsfteg some cf,9saccctiost seitH'
osss' Hgi'.. I6sig, fsstsi ffse;i. prepare
! ton 2vs:s s;9stiSsyi' % 3af's. DO siOt
| be elece;aosS By Fsselsa. 1sss.se.!ats.:e the
/ original: it has steeei' get beer
| esysstsG5eak. Osfi' I5.sssSsse. oats-tffs :
! MI c2l1f kfsspk1
5y mail. See tEsesS estcEs bottle has
! 2ls5. Dricnte EseCegsAe Stamp OUes
We top of the bottle. III others
gre limitations. =s = - =
R. P. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, NH
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers IN Hedicsoe'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

LETTER HEADS and Envelopes
neatly and promptly printed at the PIONEER
Printing Office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
The Loye-Letter of the Age.
A GUSHING STATEMENT OF THE DIVINE
PASSION BY A DAMsnL

Who. after reading the epistle below,
addressed to one of the 'sfast young
| men, of Dyersburg. Ohio. is prepared
to say that the art of telling a love sto-
ry i'll tropes and figures of speech has,
become one of the lost arts? !? No one,
| we opine. IT there is another charm
! ing and suggestive smile that can be
added to the lost list called into reaui-
Hsition by the fair writer we would like
to khow what tits:
DYERsBURG, Aug. 5, 1868.
| My OwN DEAR PLEAs.-Every time /
think of you my heart flops up and
down like a churn daslier. Sensations
Fofan ul.utterable Joyy' caper over II II liEe
young goats over q stable roof, and
thrill through it like Spanish needles
through "A tow-linen trousers. AS a
gosling swimmeth with delight in a
kmud-puQlle, so swim in sea of glory.
| Visions of ccstatic rapture, thicker than
the hair of a backing brush and brigh
er than the hues on Il humming bir4'.
pinions, visit me in my slumbers, and
I
borne on the invisible wings, your I'M
age Stands before me, and reach out to
grasp it like an old pointer. .snapplng at
IL blue-bottle fly. When l first beheld
your sanity perfections | was bewil-
dercd. and my brain whirled around
Ikea bmble-bee under u glass tum-
bier; my eyes stood open like cellar
doors in the country. towns. And ]
Fitted my ears to catch 7tlle silyery ac-
Cents oY your voice. My tongue reftls-
lee to wag.an1 in silent admiration !
drank in the sweet Infection of love as
4 Ithirsty man swallowetli tnmbler OF
hot whisky punch. Since the light OF
yonr facefell upon my life sometimes
feel if Ic6nldlift myself by my. shoe
4 straps to the top of church steeple.-
Day and might you are in my thoughts
When "Aiirora.'' blnshing like Il bride.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
The Mnow-Nothing Of the Day.

Under the wing ofDemocracy the
Fold Known thing party has taken
shelter. From the Ku- Klux K!an
Eof the South, to the worse Klan of
Tam1nany Hall, prescription and
mlfder are. the order Eof the. day.
The Know: Nothing spirit of cid
was hostile to the foreigner tffs
Know Nothing spirit of Democracy
assails the negro, and the men who
have preserved the onion:
The men who deny the right of
the black race, for being black.
would deny the right Of Irishmen,
for being Irish, we're it safe to do
so. The party that denies the right
of any race to full equality before
the law would deny those same rights
to all races did opportunity offer
1t is a notorious fact, that while the
Irish citizens compose fully one half
the Democratic parry, the leaders Of
democracy hate and despises them
lis bitterly as the negro. What else
could our people, expect. The man
who wantonly cuts the threat Of a
Fdog would do tie same for human
lheIng were it not for the iron hand
of the law.
THlezfe1l spirit that actuates those
human tiends in the South, who, un-
der cover of the darkness and pro
tected by their murde1ous associa-
tions, roam around shooting and
burning, is the very spirit that made
Louisville and New Orleans red with
the blood Of our countrymen. E
I Is it not strange to find our peo-
pie working in unison with the men
Of Louisville and New Orleans,
whose hands are red with the blood
Of Irish women and children ?
| Is it not strange to find tie old
know, Nothing faction of New Jer-
sey hemlnating their Grand Master
fon the Democratic ticket, and whip
ping the Irish into his SUPPORT?
Even here in the city of New I ork,
where the Democracy eoukFhide its
head in an oyster she'll were it not
| for the Irish. our people are de
spised and insnlted every day in the
lyear by the Know-Nothings of De
mocracy.
I It notorious at the late Dem
ocratic convention that Hoffman
and lis fiiends-a mere handful oil
5 the anti-Irish--threaten TO. smash
!. up the party if the name Of Murphy
was at it's head We do not boast
I Henry c. Murphy's Iriskisns, for he
is not an Irishman, but an Ameri
can; but unfortunately for him his
name is Irish, and no man Of thai
name could get the Democratic nom
! nation for Governor of the State oil
fNew xorls.
The reason for thus being de
spised IN the very party that is borne
: on the shoulders Of Irishmen is
! that they are the chattels CT the De
} mocracy Never mind the Irish
you cannot kick them out OF party
But unless you nominate Hoffman
the German Democrats will blot.
Wherever the Democracy have a
/ chance for electing their men, yor
!. will never. find an Irishman on the
ticket, unless fiee' IS placed there b,
his own people. Whenever Democ
i racy stands up to be beaten, an Irish
man is sure to be ahonoftd'' With {
Enomination. We sayto the Demo.
{ cratic Know Nothings5 lash the
f slaves, they deserve no better =
They are yours, and no emancipa-
Il ton can free them. They are tied
to your Democratic car with chains
eof prejudice, and though you drag
them through the filth in the land,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
5 you do, they will shout for their

as you do, they will shout for their
owners 4ciias - Ya
Here is Hoffman, the head Of his
little KnowNothing clique, who
takes the Irish Democracy by the
throat and tells the dogs to lie still.
They cannot come to the table, but
some bones will be flung 70 them
by and by.
John Morrissey was thus taken,
Henry G. Murphy was thus taken,
the 4th Ward and the other banner
(blaclS banner wards Of this very
Irish city were all thus tnken by
this Hoffman and his few Know
Nothing friends and Thrown heav-
| ily."
The Irislmen of f4Jersey city are
taken by the throats by Orestus
(arrest us) CLEVELAND, the great
know-Nothing, and made to swallow
him whole. The Irishmen of the
entire State are guzzled by Know
Nothing Randolph, Democratic
nominee for Governor, aud they
must-must is the word-supporl
him, for is he not ON the Democrat.
| ie ticket?
Oh, this is beautiful climax to
the VOWS of the Irishmen in the days
of the Louisville and New Orleans
killings, to find themselves the great
supporters of Know-Nothingism
simply because they are not killed
or burned in their houses to-day as
formerly, and that it is the black MAI
who is now the victim. From TIL
Lash RepuJhc.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

CARDS-Business, Wedding, Calling
and Invitation Cards, done in style at the
PIONEER Office.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

Hundreds of other certificates from the most re-
liable people of the State. may be seen at the Doc
tors office.
Remember, advice FREE at the Office in Kenton.
Office hours from A. NJ. to P NJ. Medicine
sent to all parts of the United States All comu-
ncations should be addressed to
S. CLAY TODD. NJ. D., s5
Postofice Box $50.
n4O-ly Kenton Hardin County Ohio
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS.

HAVE PROVED FROM THE MOST AMPLE
II experience, an entire success: simnle.-
Prompt-Etficient and Reliable They are the
only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use,-
so simple that niistakescannot be made in using
them; 80 harmless as to be free from danger and
80 ethcient as to be always reliable. They have
raised the highest CONNIE ndation from all, and
VIII always render satisfaction
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

CIRCULARS and all kinds of Mer
camille Printing neatly executed 1T til
fIoN EER J ob Office. .--..-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
+ A Z n e r $,
Gus MEEPHRS s.,

II . . > = * = d -
Go to the Hardw sfe Store of Hale & Kirby
for Stoves Of all kinds, Pots and Kettles,
Tin and Japanned Ware, in all its varieties,
Brass and Glass Curtain Pins, Brass cor
mice, Spoons, Knives and FoIRS, plated
Spoons and Forks. Cheap, as well as all
kinds of
TABLE CUTLERY.
Coffee Mills, Looking Glasses, Meat Saws,
Hash Knives, Steelyards and hundred
Everybody and all theis friends are il
vited to call on
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29

.s1iRi6N, ONO, June 10. 1868.
This is to certify that had been in consumption
since 1854, gradually failing. l had raised blood
some fopr nsenths and .Nas reduced almost to
deaths db6E. Hhen Vas Recommended by my bro
Tiers, no HES ear Kenton to try DR.. S. Clay
Todd, of that place. placed myself under his
treatment the 4th day of November, 1867, and in 9
months was able to do full days ork farm
and have since enjoyed goo health any man
IF my age. would recommend DR.. s. Clay Todd
of Kenon, Ohio to those suffering from this disease
as m2 case had long been considered incurable.
Respectfully, j. M-SMITH.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
q UILD e Il S

VIII find all kinds of Glass, Locks, Hinges
Latches, Screws, Sash, Pulleyss DIG Be- a.
the Hafce wase Store Of HALE d KIRBY
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-10-29
sIMIL1A S1M1LlBUs cuRAf9TuR

Gen'l +Superlntentien'
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26
willing to see. Miracles had not affected

willing to see. Miracles had not affected
hi. The pail like gloom of midday, the
quaking earth, the rocks split asunder, all
was lost upon an intelligence which would
not believe. But there was something yet
ical miracles. And while the scoff and the
jibe, and the blasphemy were still on the
lips of this hardened criminal, this dying
outlaw, he looked and beheld CHARITY
love. Had his ears deceived him "Father
forgive them, they know not what they do.n
The scott dies upon his tongue, the sheer
fades from his lips forever. Conscience has
stricken him, his heart relents, he can, he
does, see the truth. And he said, Lord
remember me, when Thou shalt come into
Thy kingdom
Miracles may be worked by faith. If you
have faith as grain of mustard seed, you
may command the mountains to remove,
and they will obey you. But charity is
greater than faith. Where even miracles
fail, it cannot. If the learned and
beautiful writer, to whose essay we have
been referring, should, as he promises, push
much further his Investigations into the
character of the Church, he may finally get
above the regions Of material miracles
get where his heart will no longer listen to
the sophisms of a skeptical pride. He may
look through the mists of prejudice that
surround the Church of Christ, and see the
halo of her charity. He may hear the low
murmured music of her loving prayer, and
then he will he able to believe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26

=BhssnMcrIoN OF THE BLESSED SAcRA-
-aENTA ptsRlyGzrHE- MONTH -MAY.-Ac-
sording to the twelfth statute of the third
synod of this diocese, Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament is permitted during this
month in all churches where public exer-
Uses take place, every Sunday, once in the
yourse of the week, as well as at the open
ng and close of the month.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26

ORp1NAr1cN.-The Most Rev. Archbishop
.fNew Orleans conferred the sacred order
Of deacon on Mr.. H. C. Mignot, at the Arch
episcopal Church, on the 21st April.
On Wednesday, Odd inst, the Prelate
promoted to the sacred order of the priest
hood, Mr.. H. c. Mignot and t. c. Beze.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26

ARCHBISHOP ODIN.-The Most Rev. Arch
bishop Odin left this city on Friday last to
give confirmation at the Church of st.
Michael and at the Convent of the Sacred
Heart. Thence, he will proceed to Thibo-
daux, to assist Mt the ceremony of the trans
lation of the relics of St. Valerie, Virgin and
Martyr.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, APRIL %. 1858
CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

DIOCESE OF NEW ORLEANs.-CoHf'"s6'-
tion.-On Sunday, April 10th, the Most Rev.
Archbishop confirmed. at the Church OF St.
Vincent de Paul, seventy -seven persons, the
greater part of whom made their first COM
nuniOn on the same day.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26

TIE MONTH OF MARY.-Ne will soon en-
s,r ON that month of benedictions specially
sonsecrated to Mary immaculate, during
which, in all parts of the Catholic world, as
sends multiplied and fervent prayers, to
She Virgin of Virgins, which are sure to
though the devotion known as the Month of
Mary was limited up to the last century, yet
70 rapid has become it's dissemination, that
now scarce Il Catholic can be found who
does not know that the month of May is
called the Month of Mary, in honor of the
Holy Virgin; and as devotion to Mary is one
Of the distinctive characteristics of the chill
aren of the EhuIch, all fervcnt Catholics re-
double their zeal during this month"; to give
~ her who is Queen of heaven and earth
testimonials of vencration and love. The
month of Mary is especially pupular among
Louisiana Catholics, who have always had
great confidence in the Holy Virgin, and W,
trust that this devotion will be practicct
with not less piety than in preceding years
particularly in our peculiar circumstances
We should during the month of May pra.
particularly for Plus IN. On the fifth @
his month occurs the feast of his patron il
the Pontifcate, St. Plus V, and the 18th
the anniversary Of his birth. Plus TX wii
born on the 18th of May, 1892, consequently
on the 18th of next month he will enter o
his seventy year. -
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-04-26

DENTIsTRY.-By his card, in another column,
it will be seen that that expert practitioner,
DIR. George J. Friedrchs, has moved his office
to most central locality, on st. Charles street,
corner of Girod, within one square of the City
Hall.
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TuIBopAUx,-On Tuesday next, 10Th
April, ceremony will take place at the
Church of St. Joseph, Thibodaux, which is
new in this country. The Able Menard,
cure Of Thibodaux, having obtained during
his visit to Rome last year, relic OF st.
Valerie, Virgin and Martyr, will, ON the
day above named, have it placed in richly
ornamental case and deposited under an
altar specially dedicated to that purpose
Great preparations have been made to make
this ceremony as imposing as possible. The
Most Rev. Archbishop will preside. attended
nv numbers of the Rev. clergy; and if the
weather be favorable, there will no doubt
Ne a large concoursc of people, as well from
die, town itself as the adjoining parishes.
Faith teaches us to respect the inanimate
remains of all the dead-but with far greater
: reason are VIC called upon. to render homage
10 the sacred relics of those heroes and hero
mes who have submitted to the most cruel
torments for the name of Christ, and to
make to Him the sacrtice~of their lives.
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Bishop Wilmer to boot, was q poor affair
IudicrOusfOr some, painful fcz others. Num-
meries applied to profane matters, may be
playful and exhilarating but in religious
matters they are source of grief and sad
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Nei0 Advertisements.
STATEMENT


or THE
Expenses Of Baltimore Co.,
FOR THE
Fisc6i lear Ending May 4, 1868.
Published by order OF the County
Commissioners of said County,
in pursuance OF Section o OF
Article 2s OF the Codo OF
Public General Laws,
which provides
that
"The County Commissioners shall make out
and publish annually, in at least two newspa.
Pers published in their respective counties. II
there be- two. DETAILED. xISrrE avn ACCURATE
STATEMENT OF the expenses Of their said coun.
ties specifying therein each particular item Of
expense. and for what aud TO whom paid. and
shall also deliver 10 the shcrirof their rcspcc
tive counties as many copies Of such state.
msnt as there are election districts Of said
county at least days before each general
election. and the Sheriff shall within six DAYS
after III" receipt Of such copies Sc, up one II
them u, the place of holding elections in each
district"
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Y. W. Doughrrty. deciding prisoner
Conrad Scip. petit iuror..............
John J. rilrr,, Interpreter
William u. Gore, witness. ..............
9. VI. shlplcy, sundry witnesses.
William Morfooi. bailiil.................
:. Pinkcrton. do .............
Alfred shrivcr. tales juror............
J. l.. Ridg"ly. Jr.. do ............
sundry Witnesses.
Samuel BRADY. .ir.. tales juror.......
Thomas Cooper. do ........
J. II. Longnrckcr. recording births..