ocr: ON HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE! muw .cm AND NEW PRICES ! ! ! HD. PATTON would respectfully announce to the public that he has returned from the East with a large and well assorted sto?k of SK g. 7 1 U & P which he has opened at his NEW STORE ROOM, in Curwensville Borough, a few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at the lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety of CLOTnS, CASSI.MERES, TESTINGS, LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &e., BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &cv &c. Domestic Goods. Neck Tics. Cravals, Collars. Car pet Sacks, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, l'eifume ry, Ribbons, Laces, Edging. Gloves. Para sols, Comls. Haii-Bins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, Ac., Ac. Also, a stock of READY-MADE CLOTIIINO, and a general assortment of such' articles as are usually kept in a country store. Hon"t forget to call at the NEW STORE, if you want to purchase good and cheap goods. Cull in, it costs nothing to look at goods. II. I. PATTON.


Raftsman's journal. [volume]

ocr: REMOVAL. JOSHUA S. JOHNSON, CABINET HIAKFR, has removed his shop to the new building of John Troutman, on Market street, where he will keep on hand or manufacture to order, (of superior finish,) every variety of Household and Kitchen H Ml TUBE, such as Tables, Bureaus, Safes, Stands Cupboards, Sofas. Bedsteads, 4c. of every stylo and variety, which he will dispose of at cheap rates as any o ther establishment of the kind in the county. Call and examine his furniture, and judge for yourselves of its quality and finish. JOSHUA S. JOHNSON. Clearfield, Pa., December 17, 1856.

place_of_publication: Clearfield, Pa.

publisher: Ben. Jones


ocr: 0AT HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE! mum 00iDi AND SEW PRICES!! ! HD. PATTON would respectfully annonnca to the public that he has returned from the East with a large and well assorted stock of t i l which he has opened at his NEW STORK ROOM, in Curwensville Borough, a few doors east of the' Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at tho lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety of " CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS. LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, Shawls, Mantillas, Erabroidori33, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, ITATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &c., &c. Domestic Goods, Neck Tics, Cravats, Collars, Gar pet Sacks, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Perfume ry, Ribbons, Laces, Edging. Gloves. Para ola, Combs, Hair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, Ac., c. Also, a stock of READY-MADE CLOTIIINU, and a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in a country sure. Don't forget to call at the NEW STORE, if you want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call iu, it coit3 nothing to look at goods. U.D. PATTON Curwensville, June 10, 1S57.


ocr: ON HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE! E11W 090) AND SEW PRICES ! ! ! HD. PATTON would respectfully announce to the public that he has returned from the East with a large and well assorted stock of which he has opened at his NEW STORE ROOM, in Curwensville Borough, a few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at the lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety of CLOTnS, CASSI.MERES, VESTIXCS; LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, . Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, , BOOTS AND SHOES, IIATS AND CAIS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods. Neck Ties. Cravats, Collars, Car pet Sacks, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Perfume ry, Ribbons, Laces, Edging. Gloves, Para sols, Combs, Hair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, c., &e. Also, a stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in a country store. Don't forget to call at tho NEW STORE, if yon want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in, it costs nothing to looK at goods II. D. PATTON. Curwensville, June 10, 1Sj7.


ocr: WM. P. IRWIN Has just received and is now opening at his store in Clearfield borough, A LARGE AND TTELL SELECTED ST0CZ OF SPRING & SUMMER I--m jjj iy w si GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEN S WARE, &c, BOOTS AND SnOES, - - IIATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as are usual ly kept in a country store, which he offers to the public at the most reasonable prices. (may 13


ocr: NEW STORE! EI1W .. ...D5 AND NEW PRICES ! ! ! - 4 - - HD. PATTON would respectfully announce to the public that ha has returned from the East with a large and well assorted atok of ( mi unHHEE & mm which he has opened at his NEW STORE ROOM, in Curwensville Borough, a few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at the lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety ci CLOTTIS, CASSIMEKES, YESTTNUS. LADIES DEESS GOODS, BONNETS, ; Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, - . Gloves, Hosiery, &c, : BOOTS AND snOES, ITATS AND CAPS. 'GROCERIES; HARDWARE- QUEENS WARE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods, Neck Ties, Crsvats, Collars. Car pet Sacks, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Perfume ry, Ribbons, Lnc-s, EJgiug. Gloves, Para sols, Combs, Hair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, Ac-, Ac. -Also, a stk of " READY-MADE CLOTITING, and a general assortment of snch articles a are usually kept in a country store. Don't forget, to call at the NEW STORE, if you w ant to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in, it costs nothing to look at goods. II. .PATTON Curwensville, June 10, 1S57.


ocr: VAB-IW CHINA! NEW GOODS AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE! JUST received from the caste; a markets, ono of the largest, best, and cheapest assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ever brought to Curwensville, oonsisting of a fine stock of


ocr: ON HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE! AND ISEW PRICES!! ! HD. PATTON would rcspoctfully announce to the public that he has rotnrned from the East with a largo and well aasorlsd stock of nr. rami! & warn which he has opened at his NEW STORK ROOM, in Curwensville Borough, a few doors cat of the Good Intent Hotel, and which bo will sell at the lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety of CLOTns, cassi: HEMES, VESTIJKiS. LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &o.t BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAP8, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods, Neck Ties. Cravats. Toilers, Par pet hacks. Brushes, lland&ercbiet, l'erruiue ry, Ribbons, Laces. Edging. Gloves, Para sols, Combs, ilair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, 4c, Ao. Also, a stock of READY-MADE CEOT1IINO, and a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in a country store. Don"t forget to call at tho NEW STORE, if y..u want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in. it costs nothing to look at goods. II. D. PATIOS. Curwensville, June 10, ISi".


ocr: FIRST:-OF THE--SEASON. WM. F. IB WIN Has just received and is now opening at his store in Clearfield borough, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER 9 GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWAEB, &c, BOOTS AND SiiUES, HATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as are Usual ly kept in a country store, which he offers to the public at tho most reasonable prices. (may 13


ocr: ITIOR SALE, THE FARM occupied by John F. Wiley in Ferguson township, containing 105 acres, 30 acres cleared ; houso, barn and other buildings thereon erected. ALSO, 50 acres of land or the timber thereon, situate in Pike township within one and a half miles of the river on a good road to haul. Foj further description and terms apply to J. CHANS, May 20, 1857. Clearfield. BACON, FLOUR, and SALT, just received and for sale at the Corner Store. . Curwensville, April 2v. M-LK IS.


ocr: FIRST OF THE SEASON WM. P. IE WIN lias just received and is now opening at store m Ulearneia uorongn, A LARGE AND WELL SELECIZD STOCK SPRING& SUMMER GROCERIES, HARD WAKE, QUEENSWAEE, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as are usual ly kept in a country store, which he oflers to the public at the most reasonable prices. . (may 13


ocr: June3-'6T MONTELIUS A TEN EYCKE. ON HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE ! AND NEW PRICES!!! HD. PATTON would respectfully announce to the public that ho has returned from the East with a large and well assorted stock of & which he has opened at his NEW STOREROOM, 1n Curwensville Borongh, a few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at the lowest prices. ' His stock is extensive, embracing a largo and splendid variety of CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, VESTINGS, LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIESHARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods, Neck Ties, Cravats, Collars, Car pet Sacks, Brushes, Handkerchiefs, Perfume ry, Ribbons, Laces, Edging. Gloves, Para sols, Combs, Hair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, Ac, Ac. Also, a stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in a country store. Don't forget to call at the NEW STORE, if you want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in, it costs nothing to look at goods. II. D. PATTON. Curwensville, June 10, 18."7.


ocr: FIRST OF. THE SEASON, WM. P. IR "W I If Has just received ancl is cow openirs 3 -is store in Llearneld borough, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK 0T SPUING- & SUMMER WBV IDE) GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QTJEENSWARE, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as are usual-' ly kept in a country store, which he oilers to the public at the most reasonable prices. (may 115


ocr: ON HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE ! 0 ID AND NEW PRICES ! ! ! HD. PATTON would respectfully announce to the public that he has returned from the Last with a large and well assorted stock of HEW, FASHIQSAfiLE & SEASG9ABLE which he has opened at his NEW STORE ROOM. in Curwensville Borough, a few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at the lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a largo and splendid variety of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WAKE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods, Neck Ties, Cravats, Collars, Car pet hacks, Brushes, Handkerchiefs. Perfume ry, Ribbons, Laces. Edging. Gloves, Para sols, Combs, Hair Pins,'Thimblcs, Sewing Silk, &.c, Ac. Also, a stock of KEADY-.MADE CLOTHING, and a general assortment of such articles as arc usually kept in a country store. Don't forget to call at the NEW STORE, if you want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call iu. it costs nothing to look at goods. 11. D. PATTON. Curwensville, June 10, 13.r7.


ocr: FIRST OF THE SEASON W M. F. IEWIIT lias just received and is now opening at Lis store in ClearheUi borougli, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMEIl 2) Hi 17 S) 9 ID 8 .j GIlOCEIllKS, HARDWARE, QUEENSWAEE, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as aro usual ly kept in a country store, which he olters to the public at the most reasonable prices. (may 13


ocr: WAR IN CHINA! NEW GOODS AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE ! "H"UST received from the eastern markets, one of 3 the largest, best, and cheapest assortment of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ever brousht to Curwensvillc. consisting of a fine stock of GROCERIES, I BOOTS AND SHOES, 3 0 lit 3 t 3, LATEST STYLE, AND DRESS GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. ALSO, keeping a number of the best workmen in the Shoe Shop, making "11 kinds of work to order at the shortest notice and lowest prices. All kinds of Lumber. Hides and country produce taken in exchange for Goods, Boots. Shoes, tc. We are thankful for past favors, and invite all to give us a call, examine our handsome stock ot goods, free of charge, before you buy elsewhere.


ocr: Off HAffD AftAIff! NEW STORE! 0 0 Q AND NEW PRICES!!! HD. PATTON would respectfully announce to the public that he has returned from the Ea.it with a large and well assorted stock of HI which he has opened at his NEW STORE ROOM, in Curwensville Rorough. a few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at tho lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety of CLOTHS, CASSIMEHES, VESTIXGS, LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONNETS, Shawl?, Mantillas, Embroidaries, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, ITATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods, Neck Tics, Cravats, Collars, Car pet backs, iirushes, Handkerchiefs, Perfume ry, Ribbons, Laces, Edging. J loves, Para sols, Combs, Hair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, Ac, Ac. Also, a stock of K EADY-M ADE CLOTHING, and a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in a country store. Dont forget to call at the NEW STORE, if you waut to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in, it costs nothing to look at goods. II. D. PATTON. Curwe nsville. Juue 10, 1857. 0


ocr: FIRST OF THE SEASON, WM. P. IK WIN lias just received and is now opening at . store in Clearfield borough, A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER ID 13 17 " Q D GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as arc usual ly kept in a country store, which ho oilers to the public at the most reasonable ju ices. (may 13


ocr: ON HAND AGAIN! NEW STORE! AND NEW PRICES ! ! ! HD. PATTON would respectfully annonnce to the public that he has returned from the East with a largo and well assorted stock of t t . & i which he has opened nt his NEW STORE ROOM, in Curwensville I Jo rough, n few doors east of the Good Intent Hotel, and which he will sell at the lowest prices. His stock is extensive, embracing a large and splendid variety of CLOTTIS, CASSI.HERES, VESTINUS, LADIES DEESS GOODS, BONNETS. Sfca-wls, MantiLlas, Embroideries, Gloves, Hosiery, &c, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE, &c, &c. Domestic Goods, Keck Ties, Cravats, Collars, Car pet Sacks, Crushes, Handkerchiefs, Perfume ry, Ribbons, Laces, Edging. Gloves, Para sols, Combs, Hair Pins, Thimbles, Sewing Silk, Ac., Ac. Also, a stock of - ready-made clothing, and a general assortment of such articles as are usually kept in a country store. Don't forget to call at tho NEW STORE, if you want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in. . . . . ii i . . . it cus is nomine to toon at goous. II. D. PATTON. Curwensville, June 10, 1S57.


ocr: FIRST OF THE SEASON, . WM. F. IRWIN ' Has just received and is now opening at his store in Clearfield borough, A IAEGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK OF SPRING & SUMMER GROCERIES, HARD WARE, QUEENS WARE, &C, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, and a general variety of such articles as aro usual ly kept in a country store, which he offers to the public at tho most reasonable prices. (may 13


ocr: ; ON H ANDAG AUl NEW STOitK! AS 0 S) ani m:v pkices ! : : HI). PATTON would respectfully announce to the pudlic that ho liai returned frota the Last wu a large and well a:ortji stock of .? ,4 A ?l tl wrl & r u which he ha opened at hii NEW STORE IWOJL in CurwetiKville ISurough. n few doors et erf" the Good Intent JiohM. and which he will rell at the lowest .prices. lli. stork ia extensive, embracing a large and splendid varinty of CLOTHS, CASSIMKUES, VESTINGS, LADIES DRESS GOODS, BONXFrS, Shawls, Mantillas, Embroideries, ; Gloves, Hosiery, &c, BOOTS A.D SHOES, HATS AND CAPS GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENS WAKE, &c, &c. . Domestic Goods, Xcck Ties. Cravats, Collars, Car peLSucks, llrushcg, Jlnii'lkerchicfa. Perfume ry, Kilibons. Laccx. Edging. i loves, Para sols, Comb, Hair Pin, Thiuiblci, Sowing Silk, Ac, Ac. Also, a Block of READY-MADE CEOTrllNU, and a general assortment of snch articles as are usunlly kept .in a country store. Don't forget to call at the XEW STORE, if yon want to purchase good and cheap goods. Call in, it costs nothing to !ok at goods. II. D. PATTON. Curwcnsville. June 10, 1357. SOMETHING NEW I-Uhi l's Yotsc Ann'." ica Emc-CRACKCR Pistol! This is admitted te bo tho most amusing Toy ever offered to Young America, suitable for all times a year. It makes a report equal to the common pistol, and carries it ball with the fnrae precision for teu paees. though not with force enough to kill, making it the only cheap and harmless pistol for target practice in ex- " Mence. 100,(1110 sold in four weeks I Ketuil prioe, 25 cents and upwards, according to the market. Trade price. 14 dollars for 100 pistols, cash on de livery. Sent by express to any part of the coun


The Wyandot pioneer.

ocr: Cash Wanted! J. & D. AYRES TTAVE a full assortment of goods on hand jl ju having jnsi received a uew lot iroin New York, and will sell them at COST FOR CASH," FOR THE OF TWO OR THREE WEEKS from this date; or even less than cost before will let a customer go out with the money. , Call on J, & D. Ayrcs in the Brick opposite- the Court House, if you want cheaper than you ever bought them before.

place_of_publication: Upper Sandusky, Ohio

publisher: W.T. Giles


ocr: HAVING disposed- of our Stock of Goods with the intention of ?oing West .we are desirous of settling up our boob. ,hrftore' all persons knowing themselves indebted to us, are requested to call and settle their accounts without delay. Money we must have now ! WU y MARTIN fc ROBBINS. Upper Sandusky, April 2d, lfc?57. 28-tf


ocr: Worth .&; Peters HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM With their usual Choice Variety of Whi ch they are now Opening and Offering at Low Cash , Prices. AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND SILKS, TISSUES, LAWNS, , ORYANDIES, CHALISE, DELAINES, ... ENGLISH and FRENCH MERINOES, , t - SHAWLS, M ANTILLES, . , ' .: BRILLIANTS, ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN ' ' '" ' - ' GLOVES, HOSIERY, MITTS, BONNETS, COLLARS, COMBS, UNDER SLEEVES, ; :- 1 A Large Variety of ' CLOTHS CASSIMERES TWEEDS, : SATINETTS, : JEANS. CO TT O N A D ES, " ' LINENS, Bleached and Brown Muslins," ' TICKING, BATTING; BOOTS AND SHOES, WILLOW-WARE, QUEENS AND GLASS ; ' . WARE, TABLE & ' ' Pocket Cotlekt, Table and Tea Spooks, Tea Trays, Choice Groceries, ; V; , ; c.,-&r., . Their motto is, ' the nimble sixpence and Ready Pay' ' Upper Sandusky, April 16, '57 30-3ro AND FANCY JOB PRINTING DRESS TRIMMINGS,


ocr: For Sale. BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. oairous of eoinz VJ to Kansas, offers for sale his stock FI- of boots and shoes at first coat. l ion rriml. business fair. Pos session giTen lhe first of April, or sooter, if duSiretL P. D. ARDINGFR.


ocr: Ball Tickets RINTED in elegant stvle, at the Pioneer Office. Call and examine our specimens. KKKJN & LEWIS. Jan. 9th, 1857.


ocr: " HARTFORD, CONN. ' A : Cash Capital, $200,000, ' With Large : Accumulations. if fiPPinrnd. l-'B.Lj Looms, President. Oi) J?10EKS, H KkiloqG) Secreury. Policies Issued on us favorable terms as V other responsible Companies, by CHAS. G. MUGG,


ocr: O N E P R 1 C E ; C 'A S H OkE. , 6illett and Wigton. T TE are receivlngbur fall 6tock, which, T i intend to offer lor -READY PAY To all our friends and the public generally lejay,.'., ., ,. . ; ' . -. fT-j d v 790.' V T3-fJ - i Arf jfj-'l shw jfiWrrfSwni'g f t,nV:redit and the cash tystem, our rule' fc . ,Ini' rk!eflnd read-r rnv. i '( -: brv. tf.


ocr: t HARPER,. AYRES, ROBERTS U Co. -TIIE undersigned have as SOCIAIED thepselves together for the purpose of transacting "a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSlNESS-atUpperSandusky.- Inter act .on depositcs will be paid at the following rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 percent. Aftrr 6 months' at the rate of 5 per cent,' j After . i7i rnonriiat tjne.rate of t percent, from date-' auoject to bo withdrawn on demand. Oflice-', No. "CPieifson A McConnelPs Block. t'I.Jn f-'t i ,1 GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AY RES, 3 AtJ. G. ROBERTS, J. D.'SEARS, ' ' WM. C. HEDGES .i .iv I 41 W?f:n2-tf. i 'i '-L.tl


ocr: ., BOBBINS ,& HUNT,, : YEL LO W ' C O R XEll , HAVE a full stock of NEW GOODS, which ' they will sell as low as any other concern in Ohio. No Gas applied to'our goods to 'sell them, but Low Prices and Ready Pay. ' ' , ROBI5INS 4 HUNT. UprfrSandusky, May 21 , 1657. 35-Gw


ocr: Josiah Smith. Boocn NEW BOOT, S II LEATHER Smith & Hitchcock. . - SPl TTAVE opened a New Boot I . I I Shoe Store in Wm. " " II new building, three doors East the Post Office, opposite the House on Wyandot Avenue; and will constantly on'hand a large assortment of - HOME MANUFACTURED Boots and Shoes, frm good heavy s togas to the best quality of French Calfskin, made and warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists of a large ment of Eastern , shoes of all styles and ties, consisting in part of Mies and 6erifs Gifel ; Ladies' French Ties and Heel Gaiters; Wo mens' Enameled and Morocco ; Misses' and Children' Calf and Enameled, 117 Boots and Shoes Made to Measure Repairing Done on Short notice. ID We also keep for sale Sole and Leather, Calf Skins and Findings of all O" Cash paid for Hides. Pelts and Furs. SMITH &. HITCHCOCK. Upper Sandusky, May, 1857. .- GHAINS Cabl, Log and Trace for sale at KILMER'S Hard Ware


ocr: Steam Saw Mill! rTHE subscriber is prepared to furnish to I order all kinds of LUMBER at his steam saw mill, located ia the Gitchell neighborhood, three miles south-west of Upper Sandusky, O. lj uooa logs sawed on the snares. June 30, 1857. 48 J. S. LANE.


ocr: Solon Palmer. ' Lyon's Kathairon has now become the standard prepara tion for the hair. Ita immense sale, nearly I,O06,00O Bottles Per year.attests its excellence and great superiority over all other articles of the kind. The ladies universally pro nounce the - KATHAIRON To be. by far, the finest and most agreeable article they ever used. It restores the hair after it has fallen out, invicr V . . ; ita nch glossy appearance, !o and imparts a delicatf ul per- Jhtme. bold hv all dealers throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba and South America, for 25 cents per bottle. HEATH, WYNKOOE & CO.. . ' ' Proprietors, - 63 Liberty St., New York. Manufacturers of Perfumery of all kinds, and in great variety- - ; . ;4-om I III


ocr: NEW BOOT, SHOE A NO. LEATHER STORE! Smith &. Hitchcock. HAVE opened a New B Shoe Store in Wm. Boot and new building, three doors , East the Post Office, opposite the House on Wyandot Avenue; and will constantly on" hand a large assortment of HOME MANUFACTURED Boots and Shoes, from good heavy stogas to the best quality of French Calfskin, made aDd warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists of a large ment of Eastern shoes of all -styles and quali tics consisting in part of foOies und Seitfs -fiqifeirgl- ... Ladies' French Ties and Heel Gaiters; mArno' 1?nanalo1 onr) " "fss a s b ' Misses' and Childrens' Calfimd ICr Boots and Shoes Made to Measure Repairing Done on Short notice. , O We lso keep for sale Sole and Leather, Calf Skius and Findings of all O" Cash paid for Hides PeUs and Furs. SMITH & hlTUUUUUK.. Upper Sandusky, May, 1857, 34


ocr: HEW linn Worth & Peters HAVE JUST. RETURNED FROM With their usual Choice Variety of mantilles, Which they are now Opening and Offering at Low Cash Prices. AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND silks, - : TISSUES. LAWNS, ORYANDIES, CHALISE, DE LAINES, ENGLISH and FRENCH MERINOES, SHAWLS, BRILLIANTS, ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN GLOVES, . ' ' ; : HOSIERY, MITTS, r BONNETS, COLLARS, COMBS, UNDER SLEEVES, A Large Variety of WM mi wmm


ocr: - . Cash Wanted! J & I). AYRES TTAVE a. full assoriment of goods on hand XJL having just received a new lot from Xv ew York, and will sell them at COST FOR CASH, FOR THE SPACE OF TWO OR THREE WEEKS from this date; or even less than cost before we will let acustomer go out with the money. Call on J. fc D. Ayrcs io. the Brick corner, opposite the Court House, if you Want goods cheaper than you ever oougnt uiem oeiore. March 17th. 1S57. 26-tf , Roberts ;& droit FRIENDS CALL AT IF Y0UWISH TO SEE A GRAND COM bination sf the Ufcfol, Beautiful We have everything ju the oscful lino that the necessities of thi Community would seem to demand, and as to the Beautiful aad orna menUl, there is scaxcelfaasy thin j for the heart could wish, that we have hot got. We have rcntty- feciived from the cast, loasnihcent assortment of .. - PJ.Vtr .I.W ST.irLE GOODS, and, although not disposed to boast, we at least say that they are hard to beat., ' stock consists in part f every variety of Hats,' Caps, Boots and Shoes, Trimmings, Carpdiinff, : ' Notions, &c. Ac. Ac, all of which we are pared to sell as low as any similar ment in North-Westcrn Ohio. Call and amine, and s.' tisfy yourselves that what have said is true to the letter. ROBERTS & GROFF. Upper Saud usk , Mny 23, 1 856. n37: 1 f


ocr: 80 ACRES OF VAULiBI 111 UNIMPROVED liAND FOR SALE, IN MIFFLIN TOWNSHIP, WYANDOT COUNTY. OHIO Situate in Section 29, West half North-East quarter, Township The land is a srood warm mack soil, well-tim bered. about a mile or mile and a half nor' h of Brownstown. or almost a due west direction from Joel Straw's. ' Reference can be had of Esq'r. Daniel Straw, in said township. Or, for further particulars, call on JOSEPH Mc CUT CHEN, Real Estate Agent. Upper Sandusky, March 19, 57, -.. 26-3m CHAINS Cablft, Log and Trace Chains for stile at KILMER'S Hard Ware Store.


ocr: IfMPOTPIONIimi EDITED AND JPU B t I 8 H K B T V. II A R L j; k ; ,; 31 u G. UPPER SANDUSKY, O. Thursday, f July 23, 1S07. "FOR GOVERNOR, Salmon P. Chase, OF HAMILTON COUNTY? FOft LIEUTENANT GOTfiRKOR, HQN. ASHER COOK, Or WOOD COfcNtT. FOB TREASURER OF STATU, HON. ELISHA WHITTLESY, . OF MAHON1NO OOCNTr. ; ' (KHWjcct to the decision of the HePiiblican


ocr: . SPECIAL. NOTICES. , Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago E. R. " SUNK E R ARRANGEMENT. Until further notice, Passenger Trains will leave Pittsburgh and the following stations, fur Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago, daily, (except Sundays) as follows: 1 Second First i ooino wr.sT. j.x press L.eave riiinouri'ii ii:iu a. m. CrestHiio . Ntvada Ui Sandusky Ft.Wavne . Arrive at Chicago! . GOIXO EAST. Leave Chicago at It. W aync Forest Kirby: U. Sandusky Nevada Arrive at Croat lin U.S.Mail.jKxpress. y-.llllAM' ilAStv n 9:U 10:3tl 10.1G ll:32 10:43 ;12:01am 3:40 pm 5:45 11:00 2:05 6:00 rat' 7:15 am 4:2b am' :i-ao fx 9:51 10:1 6t 11:17 am 118:3ft 113:55 l9:20t 10:17 Or on arrival of train from Pittsburgh. II do. ' do. . Chicago. fSiguifies that trains arc to bq. flagged. Ju cist, 1857. :.,L.


ocr: Josiau Smith. Bodex Hitchcock SHOE NEW BOOT, LEATHER STORE! Smith & Hitchcock, HAVE opened a New Boot and. Shoe Store in Wm. Ayres' new building, three doors East of the Post Oflice, opposite the Court House on Wyandot, Avenue; and Will keep constantly on nana a large assortment of HOME MANUFACTURED : Boots and Shoes, from good heavy stogas up to the best quality of French Calfskin, neatly maue anu warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists of a large assort meut of Eastern shoes of all styles and quah .ties, consisting in part of Ladies Prewh Ties and Heel O liters: Wo mens Enameled and Morocco; Youth's, Misses andLhildreus Calf and Enameled, &c O Bouts and Shoes Made to Measure and Repairing Done ou Short notice. , O" e nlso keep for sale Sole and jjeainer, uau Miins tmd r liuungs of all Kinds Cash paid for Hides Pehs and Furs. SMITH & HITCHCOCK. Upper Sanduskv, May, lt57. 34 6 w CHAINS Cabin, Log and Trace J for sale at KILMER'S Hard Ware Store.


ocr: B . A , FA h W CORNER OF WOOD I I 'I O R T E R S T A .1 p DRUGS. MEDICINES,- CHEMICALS, DYESTUFFd, I'AIKTS, LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL, WINDOW GLASS, ALCIIOHOL, TURPENTINE, GLASSWARE, TANNERS OIL, VARNISHES, PERFUMERY SPERM OIL. BRUSHES, PAT'D MEDICINES. WHALE OIL, , SPICES, SURO.INSTRUMENTS. M4Ni;rACTu:Ji:us of tfillTl HAD, ... 11) LiiAOIl L'TilARfiB. Our White Lead, ground in Oi), is put up in packages of 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 nnd 500 pounds, 'which we guarantee to be STRICTLY PURE, FULL WEIGHT, and not stiriased by any for fineness and whiteness. Having resident part, eri in New York and Philadelphia to take advantage of all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell for cash, or to prompt timeeal tis, on as favorable terms ns Eastern lobbing hous-s. 0-B. A. FA UNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE furnished with English, French, German and Spanish directions.' .- , . E S 5 0 011 AND FIRST STREETS,-.' CO. S fi f !l U II , P A . .V D D E A L E R ti T X


ocr: J osiah Smi nr. Boik NEW BOOT, 81101 AND LEATHER Smith & Hitchcock. HAVE opened a New Boot Shoe Store in Wm., new building, three doors East the Post Office, opposite the Souse on Wyandot Avenue; and will constantly n'hand a large assortment of : HOME MANUFACTURED Y Boots and Shoes, from good heavy s togas to the best quality of French Calfskin, made and warranted not to rip.. ' - Our stock also consists of a lame tnent of Eastern shoes of all styles and quali ties, consisting in part of . . ; r Ladies' French Ties and Heel G iitprs; ; mens' Enameled and Morocco ; Misses' and Childrens' Calf and Enameled, O Boots and Shoes Made to Measure Repairing Done on Short notice. - .- O We nlao keep for sale Sole and Leather, Calf Skins and Findings of all D Cash paid for Hides Pel tn and Furs. SMITH St. HITCHCOCK. Upper Sandusky, May, 1857. ; ,


ocr: . . Cash Wanted! J.. & D. AYRES HAVE a full assortment cf goods on hand! having just received a new lot from New" York, and wfll Bell them at j -.--V COST FOR CASH, FOR THE SPACE- , OF TWO OR THREE . WEEKS - from this date; or even less than cost before we win let a customer go out with tne money. 1 Call on J. & D. Avres in the Brick corner. . opposite the Court House, if you want goods cheaper than you ever boucht them before. March 17th, 1857. 26-tf AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of all kinds at KILMER'S. - WHIPS, of all kinds, lower than ever, at W.H. KILMER'R.. SHU V ELS At TOJNGS, Brass Kettles and Coffee Mills, at - KILMER'S. NAILS & GLASS, wholesale and Retail, at KILMER'S Hard Ware Store. TH1LAIN ANDFANC JOB PRINTING J Executed on short notice, aud upon rea--sonable terms at the . . Jau.;22d,'57. PIONEER office; tf: ALL of Dr. Jaync's and J. L. St. John's; family rood--" -4 HENDERSON'S


ocr: Ladies' French Ties and Heel G iitprs; ; "Wo. mens' Enameled and Morocco ; Youth's. Misses' and Childrens' Calf and Enameled, tc. O Boots and Shoes Made to Measure and Repairing Done on Short notice. - .- O We nlao keep for sale Sole and Urper Leather, Calf Skins and Findings of all Kinds. D Cash paid for Hides Pel tn and Furs. SMITH St. HITCHCOCK. Upper Sandusky, May, 1857. ; , 34-6w IHOOOS! Worth Peters HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM With their usual Choice Variety of Which they are now Opening and Offering at Low Cash, Prices, ; AMONG WHICH MAV BE FOUND SILKS, ; . , is tissues, ' -.: 7 LAWNS, - ORYANDIES, ('IIALISE, DE LAINES, . " ENGLISH and FRENCH MERINOES, ; SHAWLS, MANTILLES, ' " . BRILLIANTS, ENGLISH, FRENCH &CA.MERICAN GLOVES, MITTS, COLLARS, - UNDER SLEEVES, A Large Variety' of HOSIERY, BONNETS, COMBS, DRESS TRIMMINGS 5 CLOTHS, CASSIMERES TWEEDS, SATINETTS, JEANS, COTTONADES, Bleached and Drown Muslins, TICKING, BATTING. BOOTS SHOES, WILLOW-WARE, QUEENS AND GLASS ' WARE, TABLE & Pocket Cutlery, Table and Tea Tea Trays, Choice Groceries, Their motto is, "the nimble sixpence Ready Pay." Upper Sandusky, April Jo '; , UPPER SANDUSKY i Wagon MIE SUBSCRIBERS, thankful for : patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, would respectfully ia-yr2Z form their friends and the public J . that they will continue to carry on wagon-making business, v smith-work, at their old stand, by using none but the choicest material employing none butthe best of workmen, hope to convince all that do them the favor examine their work, that in point of ty, appearance and cheapness, it cannot excelled by any similar establishment in State. Persons wishing a bargain in the chase of a Wagon, will consult their own terest by giving them a call. - ; -They have on hand Two Horse Buffalo Wagons, Shovel Tlows, double single, also, Wheat Cradles. : , (CP Repairing done with neatness and spatch. All kinds of produce taken in change for work. Ten thousand feet of lar lumber wanted in exenange lor work. ' We take, in exchauge for work, all kinds Lumber used in our business.


ocr: , WORTH & ' Are now opening In tneir NEW BRICK STOCK OF GOO D S th ci, p In their stock will be found Broad Cloths, Tweeds, Corderroys, Cotonades, Jeaim. Satinets, Repellants, Linheys, ALSO A VERY General stock of etc., etc . Boota . 6hoe. 'Hale, ' Bonnets, Rich . . . Caps, . Shawle, , Dress Goods, Glores, , ' MitU. , , Comforts, Flannels, Made " tihirts, 4 , Bosoms, . Voting . - - BUck a r -. ' u penal , Brown .White Fur. Mittens, Hoods, Blaukets, Ready Clothing, . Cellars . etc.; etc. ; Uysoa, and .Teas, -and Su - i - - I rare. . . Syrup and . ... , : i . . i Moiasses, , , . . , - Crockery aud '...., c Oueenaaai-e fint m. m,.,iw.. articles, fall and ree ns. and roa -will fail to buy. iepi. i,aj. t It.


ocr: Jobiah Smith. Bopen NEW BOOT, SHOE AHD LEATHER Smith & Hitchcock. t? - TT AVE ope eJj JLT Shoe &U ner' f 2.' or a anH will ts.n encd a New Boot tore in Yellow' on, Wvandnt and will keen eonst'nnttv in K..l large assortment of y t - HOME MANUFACTURED Boots and Shoes, from good heavy stogas to the best quality of Freucb Calfskin., made and warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists' of a' large assort ment of Eastern shoes of all styles and qualt ties, consisting in prt of ( . . , s . ladies drench Ties and Heel Gaiters; Wo ma..' ' namAlu1 . ,J . r .. ... , j "J'.V: 1 morocco ; I nnuvuuurens an and Enameled, ET Boots and Shoes Made to Measure Repairing Done on Short notice. , U" We lso keep for sale Sole and Leather. Calf Skins snd Findings of all ET Cash paid for Hides. Pelus and Furs.- ;t 8MITH& HITCHCOCK. Upper feandwky. May, lb'57. 34 R W M I T CHE LL ' CUCBBATSO OALiroam -J. B A L"M T ONI EXPECTORANT! : P U R E L V; V E G E TAB LE, . " e . . i , i ., FOR THE CURE OF : , consumption, bronchitis; ConrLauT.- Caotr. Astuh P.R. oriiTinu w dlood, ISOLDS, liOOriKC Coiou.lKrtiKMA.CoLic.Dra : rar&i4. EaisiriLaa,) w ?.-.U ; , tut Thkoat. 1't.Eiai- ! ' St axd Mkaslks. '' ' FEVER ABD'Tfl V E ! - And General Debility. Bottles. $10. Half bottle. 50


ocr: O BiS P R I C .E; OAS II nillptt and Wigton. TT2M receiving our fall stock, which we 1 intend te offer ior . r READ Y PA Y ONLY. TefSITour friends' ud lLe public generally. And Va will show you the difference between Sbecrodit aadlhe esoh system, our rule will beM price, and ready pay. Sept 1057 tf.


ocr: CHAINS Cable. Loir and Trace Chains KJ lot Bale at KILMER'S Hard Ware Store. PEOPLE L O ) K to tope (111 REST; NOW IS THE TIME TO PROCURE LIKEXESSESiy UPPER Si M IIS KV. riHE MISSES BROWN, in WM. AVRKs' ' JL New Buildinir. savs thev are nrpnareri t n ; uviicoi wuik buu wiiu uiipsicn,, ana say tney iiyo a iigiu iu uittim toe pairenage oi tne peo ple, above some others. There is also a Carr right in front of the Court House, we will not say whether they have a lawful right to the ground or not, where we understand they take some sort of , PICTURES. T. E. Miller. " A square or two North East of tho P O ST OF F I O. E , At the sijjn of the ..: PORTRAIT, PA1XTIXG ... Is doing what he can A; full descrip tionof which would far overrun the bounds of tin's nation, suffice to say ; as the workman is kno-jvn by his chips, and "by their fruits, ye shall know them, come and see,and though ' he is a few steps out of the main thoroughfare of business, he flatters ; himself that those who wish truthful likenesses will not regret giving bim " a call. He will just say that he is , prepared to take the indistructable and never fading AMBROTYPE on GLASS, PAPER, LEATHER and SHEET IRON, in all their richness " of tone, lines, and color of nature, And if any should wish the kind of pearl picture which was exhibited at the late Fair frcm an adjoining Co., . they can have they can have them by calling. As there has of late ; been something said in reference to who had the best right to claim the 1 patronage of the people in respect to . pictures, we would also "show our , opinion and would say that we ' think those who can serve them the best, let them be of whatever sex . they may. People look before you P- - . ; T. JJILLER. , UCt. B67. r ' . tf , eE


ocr: Saturday Night i'ff SATURDAY NIGHT! .'; i t SATURDAY NIGHT ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! SATURDAY NIGHT!;, : SATURDAY NIGHT ! SATURDAY NIGHT ! For Salk at tok . Pionmr Ornc.


ocr: A Rare Chance it A TTTE have for sale a couple of VV SHIPS one in Bryent, Lusk A Strat ton's Commercial College. Cleveland, the oth er in Folsom'a Commercial College, Cleve land. Each will entitle the holder to the ful rraiiw of inst.rnction in Bookkeepine and Pen manship in those Institutions. They will sold very cheap". Young men desiring to nt -,naau0. for tliA duties of tha countinsr-room will find it to their advantage to HrSj101 ""hinaof us. . , - - .?EtN LEJTIS- . Pioneer Office. TEMAtE M ED ICINES. Marshall's -L Catholicon, Dr. Thrall's Compound Ex tract of Cohosh. Pound Lilly, and Nunquagh Clark's Pills and Helmbold's. Buchu, at oUnd tLX- MAXWELL & HOLTOS'S;


ocr: Every Description Vf OF . " : such as .-v.: . : BOOKS , ; , a OAROSo? LiHBAf!BILLS.:. .''SSSRW POSTERS, CIRCULARS, ir.otani PROGRAMMES, x0 'BALL-TICKETS, , r ASD : '' - ' I ALL' KINDS OF BLANK PRINTING ,; ..VJ HEAT1T IIS raoilPttT IXICBtID AT ---I THE PIONEER Orrivsw Feb.,5, 1857. i- J -: r ' " Ji R. D. H ANN A, TH AC H ER & i WODD ROPt - ; SootJ" Shoe & Im eboti3; No. 101 Arch' Street, Philadelphia TOfeSr, Langworthy-a, d 1 ifjK-il'T. Eve-Water and Salve, t - ' ;T v J MiUhell's. Eye-War ana guv.& "7 CHOI CE selection of PURE LIQUORS. 4 A for Medicinal purpose' '1 MAXWEII. IS iiui.rv a - : s


ocr: R W MITCHELL'S B A CEXEBOATKD CAtlKORXIA . , L M T O N EXPECTORANT! I c PUUELY VEGETABLE. ' FORTHE CURE OF . CONSUMPTION. BROXCIIITIS, Livra Complaint, Caorr, Athm.. Piiniiwc, SeirriNO or Blood, Colbs.' H'orisv . - CotOH,IXFH'KKaA.COLlC,D8- rtrsiA, r.BTiriAr in. '-. M .. fut TllBOAT.Pttt'RI- ' , , ; sr tKo'Ms.sLw. FEVER AND AO ' And General DtliVttf. ! x Whole BottlM, fl.fO. Half bottles 56 ceiis.at 1


ocr: GILLETT & WIGTON OFFER THEIR ENTIRE Stock of Goods FOR CASHAT COST, 1 ADDING ONLY THE EXPENSES. They are Bound FOR THE WEST! . Upper Sandusky, March, 19, '57. 26-tf


ocr: Lyon's Kathairon has now become the standard prepara tion for the Jiair. Its immense sale, nearly ' 1,000,000 Bottles Per year.attests its excellence and great superiority over all other articles of the kind. The ladies universally pro nounce the , KATHAtRON To be. by far, the finest and most agreeable article they ever used. It restores the hair after it has fallen out, invig orates and beautifies it,giving it a rich flossy appearance, and imparts a delightful per fume. Sold by all dealers throughout the united States, Canuda, Mexieo, Cuba and Sotith. America, for 25 cents per bottle. . HE A Til, Y Y NlvOOP & CO. . 'Proprietors, 63 Liberty St., New York. Manufacturers of Perfumery of all kinds, and in great variety- j ;d-tm J "


ocr: B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Lard Oil, Alcohol, Tanner's Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, Medicines, Chemical?, Dye Stuffs, Paints, MANUFACTURERS OP r. tti.; TphiT trroimd in Oil. is put rip in packages of 25. 50. 100, 200, 300 and 500 pounds, which we guarantee to be strictly ruRE, fineness and wniteneFS. Our facilities for the purchase and importation of Drugs, 4c, are such as enable us to on as favorable terms as Eastern Jobbing Houses. FAHNESTOCK & CO.' Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, Spices, Window Gluss, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surg. Instruments. and full weight not surpassed by any


ocr: Warren's Ohio CRIMINAL LAW 80 FORMS, FOR JUSTICES, MAYORS, MARSHALS, SHERIFFS AND CONSTABLES. PRICE OF THE WORK, $2,50. BLANKS, FOR THE USE OF JUSTICES fc MAYORS IN CRIMINAL CASES, Of some twenty varieties, prepared with care by M. Wabren, Author of "OhioCnm inal Law and Forms." No Justice of the Peace or Mayor will be without these when they once become acquainted them Price, from $1,50 to $3,00 per hun dred, according to the number taken O SPECIAL NOTICE. An Act of the Ohio Legislature, passed February 18th, 1857, authorizes all Justices of the Peace and May ors to purchaso "Warren's Ohio Law and Forms," out of fines collected criminal cases. The undersigned has been appointed Agent mr w andot County for the sale of Mr Warreu's Book and the accompanying b'anks . GEO. W. KEEN.


ocr: BOOKS AND DRUGS! GO 1 THE SUBSCRIBERS, having purchased thn TW.lr nn1 Vlmrr Stnrfl of Dr. O. Fer ris, directly opposite the Piersort House, and added largely to its already lull stock, leave to inform the old patrons ot the Jscau lishment, tha . they are prepared to supply the public generally , and ' the rest of mankind," with all articles usually found in such stores, either Wholesale or Retail, for CASH, as cheap as the cheapest. Farmers, Mechanics, Physicians, and fall others, will find it to their advantage to give us a call before purchas ing elsewhere. MAXWELL & HOLTON. Upper Sandusky, Feb., 19, '57 22-tf


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MERCHANTS, LOOK HERE.! rTHE undersigned have for sale in the vil JL iageot sycamore, Wyandot County, the following valuable, and to persons wish ing to embark in the mercantile business, de sirable property, viz : Being In Lots No. 20 and 21 in said Tillage On lot No. 20 is a good, substantial and convenient store house. one a"d a half stories high, and nearly new, t'& Dy jo icet, with an excellent cellar under the whole building ; also, a ware room, 12 by 36 feet, adjoining said Store House ; also, a good Barn, fitted for storing grain and wool. On Lot No. 21 is a good Dwelling House, Wood House, Spring House, never-failing well of excellent water, stable and other build ings, with a number of good bearing Fruit Trees. Said property is situated in decidedly the best and most pleasant part of Wyandot coun ty, and where, by an enterprising man, can be done a business of twenty-five thousand dol lars per year. A good bargain can be had. For further in formation apply to Jacob B. Wilson, living on the premises. EYLER, GRELLE & BRINKERHOFF. March 5, 1857. 24-3m


ocr: HARPER, AY RES, ROBERTS St. Co.. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the rates: Alter J months, at the rateot 4 per cent Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. 12 months, at the rate ol o percent, ironi date- subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No b 1'ierson tfe JdcConneli s Block. GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, J AS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES July 27, 1854-nl2-tf.


ocr: WYANDOT PIONEER EDITED A SD PUBLISHED BY CHARLES O . M U G G . UPPER SANDUSKY, O. Thursday, : : : : : : October 1st, 1857 Republican State Ticket. FOR GOVERNOR, Salmon P. Chase, OF HAMILTON COUKTY. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, MARTIN W ELKER, of Wavne. SECRETARY of state, ADDISON P. RUSSELL, o: Clinton. treasurer of state, A. P. STONE, of Franklin. SUPREME JUDGE, MILTON SUTLIFF, of Trumhull. board of public works. JACOB BLICKENSDERFER, of Tuscarawas county. Por Judge of Common Pleas. JOHN C. LEE, of Seneca. . For Senator GUY C. WORTH, of Wyandot. V,'.,. , For Representative, .' DAVID AYRES, of Wyandot. REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. , For Auditor. ; F.' W.; MARTIN, of Crane. For Treasurer, JOHN RAGON, of Crane: . For Sheriff; . JOSEPH McCUTCHEN, of Crane. For Prosecuting Att'y. M. II. KIRBY, of Crane. Clerk of Common Pleas, " T. E. GRISEL, of Crane for Recorder, Henry J. FLACK, of Sycamore. For Surveyor, AaRON BRADSHAW, of Jackson. : . , For Coroner, ALBERT MEARS, of Pitt. For Commissioner, : SHELDON BEEBE, of Crawford.


ocr: . Wbr 1 & Pe t ers HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM 'HftJ With their usual Choice Variety of . Which they are now Opening and Offering at Low Cash uPrices. AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUND SILKS, ,t.;w , . : .: TISSUES, . - ;tj- LAWNS, - - . ORYANDIES, CHALISE, .r v ' - '. . . DELAINES, . .. ENGLISH and FRENCH MERINOES,:- : 5 - i vv,7r.. - . SHAWLS, M ANTILLES, - V-- Xv-. ;- , : v ... brilliants, ENGLISH, FRENCH Sc. AMERICAN gloves, HOSIERY, BONNETS,. COMBS, .mitts, ;";..-;;,;' i COLLARS, , ' UNDER SLEEVES, . ' A Largs Variety of - CLOTHS, . CAPSIMERES TWEEDS, - 8ATINETTS, 1 ; ' JEANS. C6TTONADES. ' ; : ,. Bleached and Brown Muslins, TICKING, BATTING BOOTS J Sli OES. WILLOW-WARE, . ;'; ' QUEERS AND GLASS 1 WARE, TABLE & - -Pocket Cutlert, Table and Tba - Tba Trays, Choice Gboceries, Their motto w, ; "the nimble sixpence Ready Pay." ' . . Upper Sandusky, April 1 6, '57 x V. - PLAIN AND FANCY JOB ' Executed on shor notice, and upon DRESS TRIMMINGS,


ocr: tive of New York. ' St. Clair Hotel, . ( FORMERLY EXCHANGE HOTEL,) ; Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets, PITTSBTJEGH "W. C. CONNELLY, Proprietor, f. " April 30th, '57.: . ; ' -: Cash Wanted! J: & D . AYEES HAVE a full assortment of goods on having just received a new Jot from York, and will sell them at , , COST FOR CASH, FOR THE OF TWO OR THREE WEEKS from this date: or even less than cost before will let a customer eoout with the money. , Vail on J. & D. Avres in the Brick opposite the Court House, if you want cheaper than you ever bought them before. March 1 th, i od. ; , ,. xo-ti CARPENTER'S TOOI S Planes, J Chisels, Uonng; Machines; Ac, at , . , W. H. KILMER'S RAKES, Forks and Shovels, at . . ' KILMER'S Hard Ware Store. SHOVELS & TONGS, Coffee Mills, at Brass Kettles an KILMER'S. "VTAILS & GLASS, wholesale and Retail, i-1 i-, KILMER'S Hard .Ware Store.


ocr: . New Arrangement. CHANGE OF ADMINISTRATION ! i H. KILMER, having purchas- v ed the entire stock of H UTt of Martin & Robbins. wouM r. 6ay to the people of Wyandot Coun ty in particular, ana mankind in gene ral, that he will still hold forth at the old stand on Sandusky Avenue, onnoKi'te tha House where he will be happy 0 furnish of all kinds to all the old customers, as many new ones as may- favor hhn with patronage. " His stock consists of avorr. usually kept in a well regulated Hard ware oioru ; bucu &b :-'iK,:;i.r,. NAILS, y-:v glass, i.:-. SASH, fe DOORS; . ? CARPENTER'S TOOLS. - - AND SHELF GOODS all kinds, too numerous to mention. Upper Sandusky, March 26, 1857. 27-tf CHEEP SHEARS, cheapci than anvmon O grel dry goods merchant dare sell them, at HARD .WARE STORE. may 7; '57. X7tlHS, of allkinds,: lowpr than ever,' at U . V! i . i, w. H. KILMER'S. T7"N1VES Pocket and Table any quan' V titv at t v KILMER'S Hard Ware Store 0j i. TV I N K, a Superior article, at KILMER'S Hrd Ware Store. ORICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of a kinds at " KILMER'S


ocr: Married, Dec. 16, in Wyandot cuu ij, Rev. - Jacob Fegley, Mr. Geoibe to Miss. Elizibeln Peutser, both Marsailles. NEW ADVEltTISEM KNTS. Wanted, A boy sixteen or seventeen years of age, to learn the Carriage and Blacksmithing Business, ALSO, one to learn tbe Wood Work. They must come well recommended. Apply immediate ly. JOHN 11. CARSON. Upper Sandusky, I Dec. S4th, 1857. BI2-3 WYANDOT COUNTY Agricultural Society. There will be a meeting of the old and new Board of Managers, of tbis Society, in Upper Sandusky, Oj, ,,t . . January 1st. y 58 at TEN O'CLOCK. A. M. . A full attendance is requested, as imp ortant business is to be transacted. Tbe business of the present year closed, ul the new Board installed. By order. GIN. S. MYERS, Dec. 22d. 1857. President T" NOTJCK ,-t IS hereby given that the unders'gned haa been duly nppoinled;nd quali fied as administratrix ot the Estate of John A Thatcher, late of Wyandot couu ty, Ohio, dee'd.. Dee. 6tb, 1857. 10-Sw - AwmalBATCBin,., -


ocr: Every Description OF SUCH AS BOOKS CARDS, LABELS, ' CHECKS. HANDBILLS. BILL-HEADS, POSTERS, CIRCULARS. PROGRAMMES, BALL-TICKETS, s ' AND ' ' - ALL KINDS OF BLANK PRINTING; HIAI1T AND riOMFHT IXICUtIO AT THE PIONEER OFFICE. Feb., 5, 1857. '-: ; GRJFENBERG MEDICINES, 'oofBsnd's German Bitters. Oxygenated Bittrr. at f M.A Ill's DRUG STORE


ocr: DR; MORSE; i ". THE 1 N VEXTO R P Morse's-Iiulian 'Root


ocr: AVER'S, C lirandreth's,. Bennett's, " Wright's," -..V . Sowles, - ' Morse's, .' Clark's, , , Hollo way's, L.anjrworthy's, : . &. Grpcfenbers 's


ocr: St. Clair Hotels V " VfORMKBLT EXCHANGE ilOTKL,) Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets, ' ; PITTSBURGH.


ocr: EDWARD J. BRlllER; . - YELLOW CORNER UP STAIRS. " . Upper Sandusky, O. tar Spring Fashions just Received. O Cutting done on' short notice, and all work warranted to give satisfaction. 27-tf


ocr: ESteam Saw Mill! T HE subscriber is prepared to furnish to X order all kinds of LUMBER at his steam saw mill, located in the Gitchcll neighborhood. Uireo miles south west of Upper Sandusky, O. SLf God logs cawed on the shares. -June 30, 1857. 42 J.S.LANE. THE GOLDEN PltlZE. ' "


ocr: Upper Sandusky, May, 1857. 34-6w Wortli & Peters HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM With their usual. Choice Variety of Which they are now Opening aud Offering at Low Cash Prices. AMONG WHICH MAY FOUND SILKS, - TISSUES, LAWNS, ' ORYANDIES, CHALISE, DELAINES, v ENGLISH and FRENCH MER1NOES, SHAWLS, M ANTILLES, ' BRILLIANTS ENGLISH, FRENCH & AMERICAN GLOVES, HOSIERY, MITTS, COLLARS,- BONNETS, COMBS, UNDER SLEEVES, ; A Large Variety of DRIS TRiMliS CLOTHS, . . CASSIMERES TWEEDS, , SATINETTS, : " JEANS, COTTONADES, '" LINENS, Bleached and Brown Muslins, TICKING, BATTING. BOOTS AND SHOES, WILLOW-WARE, QUEENS AND -GLASS WARE, TABLE & . Pocket Cctlert,.Tabi,e asd Tea Spooks, Tea Trays, Choice Groceries, - Their motto is, "the nimble sixpence Ready Pay." - Upper Sandusky, April 16, '57 30-3m


ocr: I30DEN HlTUHCOCr. NEW BO OT, SHOE AND LEATHER STORE! Smith & Hitchcock. HAVE opehed a New Boot and Shoe Store in Wm. Ayre' dcw building, three doom East of the Post Office, opposite the Court House on Wyandot Avenue; and will keep constantly on" hand a large assortment of- . HOME' MANUFACTURED ;,' Boots ami Shoes, from good heavy stogas ,up to the best quality of French Calfskin, neatly made and warranted not to rip. . :' Our stock also consists of a large assort ment of Eastern shoes of all styles and quali ties, consisting in part of . r 'Sieg m$ foots Gofers! 4- Ladies' French Ties and Heel Gaiters; Wo mens' Enameled and Morocco: Youth's", Misses' aiidChildrens' Calf and Enameled, tc. ET Boots and Shoes Made to Measure and Repairing Done on Short notice. O" We also keen for sale Sole and Urper Leather, Calf Skins and Findings of all Kinds. O" Cash paid for Hides, Pelts and Furs. SMITH & HITCHCOCK. Upper Sandusky, May, 1857. 34-6w JOSIAH SillTtl.


ocr: BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES, .M EN"T "NOTES", andalVknds of required by Ju'slices of the. Peace bles, lor 6a)e at the i .'-, ; , f i Jau., 22d, ''57: ' ' " 'PIONEER OFFICE- .... 33LAIN " AND FANC Y . JOB. . ,v Executed on short notice, and upon rea sonable terms at tHe s .,' .,, I -, ; - ri.ir," ' "Pioneer. ,pFi ice. an.; 22d;;57 j . . ; ... l. . . .tf.


ocr: I GOODS ! Worth & Feters . . . . . . . . ' . ' . ..- 1? . . . ..' 1 - . i i ' r- " " : ' ' ! V . " .': : T ' I HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM s - With their usual Choice Variety of f Which they are now Opening aud Offering at 'A Low Cash Prices. AMONG WHICH MAY BE FOUKD silks, " i - ':y-: ' : ' tissues, . .: . v.-:. ....... .. lawns, '-yy.y: . : v : ,v t J;.yi ORYANDIES, CHALISE, - ...-..-.v : DELAINES, ' ' ENGLISH and FRENCH MERINOES, - - SHAWLS, MANTILLES, ' ; , y; brilliants. : ;;f; y ENGLISH, FRENCH AMERICAN GLOVES, S .- r- r HOSIERY, MITTS, BONNETS, Xi J J i : El


ocr: HARPER, AYRES, ROBERTS Sc. Co.. rpiIE UJNDERSIGNED HAVE AS SOCIATED themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK ING BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per cent Attrr o months at the rate of 5 per cent. After ia months, at the rate of 6 percent. from date suojeci to oe witnorawn on demand. Office, No 6 Pierson fe McConnell's Block. " GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES JAS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, ' WM. C. HEDGES July 27, 1854-nl2-tf. npHAT YEAST POWDER, which is -- warranted to raise all the Babies early in the morning, for sale at - ' '' : ' ' y - HENDERSON'S. ATEMAN'3 DROPS CORDIALS, and all the different dozen or single bottle, at ,, : ' ' ' - ' -" '--':"'- IIKNDERSON'S. 50 KEGS WHITE LEAD & Zinc Paint, just received at HENDERSON'S. "j" ADIES. that CORN STARCH has just been received at : - ' - 'HENDERSON'S. A SPLENDID LOT OF FLUID LAMPS just received at


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ocr: Every Description ,v l 'OF -S'.. mm. 3 EUCII AS y';-H-:& BOOKS, - r - - CARDS, LABELS, . - CHECKS, , " HANDBILLS, BILL-HEADS, -POSTERS, CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES, , .. BALL-TICKETS, , r---i . - ' - : " ANP ALL KINDS OF BLANK PRINTING , NEATLT AND raOMTTLT EXECUTED AT THE PIONEER OFFICE. Feb. 5, 1857. mm


ocr: GILLETT & WI&T0N , OFFER THEIR ENTIRE , " t Stock of Goods FOR CiSII, IT COST, . iVDDING ONLY THE EXPENSES. They are Bound : ' for r-':"- THE WEST ! Upper Sandusky, March, 19, 57. 26-tf i


ocr: Cash Wanted! J D. AYRES have a full assortment of . goods on hand having just received a new lot from New York, and will sell them at cost for cash, for the space of two or three weeks . irora mis aate; or even less tlian cost be lore we will let a customer go out with the moner. - fall on J. A D. Ayres in the Brick corner. opposite the Court House, if you want goods' cheaper than you ever bought ihem before. March 17th, 1857. ; ; . 16-tf


ocr: B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX Drills , Medicines, Chen icals. Dye Stuffs, Paints, Lard Oil, Alcohol, Tanner's Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, MANUFACTURERS OF Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in pounds, which we guarantee to be strictly pure, fineness and whiteness. Our facilities for the purchase and importation on as lavoraoie terms as .eastern JobDing- Houses, B. A Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, Spices, Window Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surg. Instruments. packages of 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 500 and full weight wot surpassed by any for of Drugs, Ac , are s.uch as enable U9 to sell 20-3m FAHNESTOCK & CO.


ocr: Tribune Almanac TRIBUNE ALMANAC, TRIBUNE ALMANAC, TRIBUNE ALMANAC, TRIBUNE ALMANAC, TRIBUNE ALMANAC, TRIBUNE ALMANAC, TRIBUNE ALMANAC, At thb Pioneer Office, At the Pioneer Office, At the Pioneer Office, Ar the Pioneer Office, At the Pioneer Office, At thjc Pioneer Office, At the Pioneer Office Price, One Shilling, Price One Shilling, Price One Shilling, Price One Shilling, Price One Shilling, One S hilling , One Shilling, One Shilling, One Shilling, Upper Sandusky, Jan, 29, 1857. 3w NOTICE. T HE underais-ned have assisned the book accounts due and owninor to them to Mr, William Myers, who ia authorized to and receipt for the same MYERS. fe CO. January 29th, 1857. Ball Tickets ORINTED in elegant style at the jL Offic Call and examine our Jan. 1857.


ocr: 2-40 ON THE PLANK ! JlIOJtSES I WI2X Staub' s Uew Livery STABLE !


ocr: npABLE SALT. You can buyVnV -a- cellent article ot XaO-fcalt at Dec.23.'55. C WILSON'S. HENDERSON'S COLUMN. 1 1


ocr: OOIIIOIID f HILT. Flour,. Corn Meal, . . . Wheat,-; J Oats,.., ....... Corn,, Barley,,.. Rye,..: Glover Seed,.., Timothy Seed,. Flu Seed,...., PoUtses, Whlte Beam,.. Onisns ..... Apple, green. 75 87 ...6,50 3,00 1,3 25 2,51) 63 37 .. oneu,. 1,00 reaches, dried ..3,1.0 Hops,...., 25 Feathers, 40 Butter 15 Lard, fresh, 10 Tallow 10 Chickens, pcrdoi , $1,25 Egg 8 Coffee, 15 Wanted, A" boy sixteen or seventeen years of age, to learn tba Carriage an I 'Blackamitbing Business, ALSO, one w '.learn the Wood Work. They must re it well recommended. Apply imined.a e ly. - JOHN H. CAR&ON. Upper Sandusky, I ' Deo. 14th. 1857. nli-S "" WYANDOT COUNTY Agricultural Society. There will be a meeting of the old n l new Board of Managers, of ibis Socie ty, in Upper Sandusky, O., January 1st., '58 at TEN O'CLOCK, A. M. A full attendance is requested, as imp ortant business is to be transacted. T. e business of the present year closed, and tin new Board ii a " '. Hv or-er. GIN. P. MYERS. Deo. id. 1657. Preside! t. aha omrrn LAW COLLEGE, T HIS institution has been re moved to Cleveland, Ohio. Degrees are legally conferred, and students upon gra- -duHtinj; may be admitted to practice. For Circulars address at Cleveland, M. A. KING. Skcrktart. BRILLIANT PKOsPEUTUN! F0TRTH YEAR OP THE C0SM0P0UTA ART THE FAMOUS DTJSSELD08F GALLERY - OF Parcnased at n cost of lso,oon! rroWKRS WORLD RENOWNED STATUE OF THE GREEK SLAVE! .IJE-PURCHAisE FOR SIX THOUS- and Dollars, with several hundred Other Works of Art, in Paintings Sculp ture and Bronzes, comprizes the Premi ums to be awarded to the subscribers of the COSMOPOLITAN ISSOfUTiOX who subscribe before the 58th. of Junii'i ry, 1868, at which time the awards will .take place. . "TERMS OF S UB S CRIP TJOX: Every subscriber of three dollars.isen Mitledto ' A copy of the large and splendid Steel Engraving entitled -'w&wmM mmm: Also to ' A copy of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal one year, also to ' A Certificate in the Award of Premi ums, also A free admission to the Dusseldcrf & Cosmopolitan Galleries. Thus it is seen that for every three dollars paid, the subscriber not only re ceives a SPLENDID 83ENGR A VINO! but also tbe beautifully illustrated - TWO DOLLAR 1RT JOURNAL Each subscriber is also presented with Certificate in the Awards of Premiums, -by which a ualuable work of Art or Pain itingor Sculpture may bereoeived in ad dition, thus giving to every subscriber :ao equivalent to the value of five dollars, nd a certificate gratis. Anyone of tbe S3 Magazines is fur nished instead of Engraving and Art Journal, if desired. No person is restricted to a single shaie. Thoe taking five memberships remitting 815, are entitled to an extra .Engraving, and six tickets. . ' ' Full particulars of tha Association are fgiren in the Art Journal, which contains over sixty splendid engravings, price fifty cents per number. Specimen copies will ' be sent to all persons who desire to sub scribe, on receipt of five postage stamps.


ocr: 11 AlMIMTIL.I.i nui3Citil3 OC JO nmE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS- -L KflPTATED tlipmsclvps tnothr fnr ihe purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANKING-BUSINESS, at Upper Sandusky. Int er est on deposites will be paid at the following rates : After 3 months, at the rate of 4 per cent. Aftrr 6 months at the rate of 5 per cent. After t o .1. . 1 1. . . r c . x. .1 . ix moiiLus, ai i late ui u uerieuk. liom uate subject to be withdrawn on demand. Office, No.: 6 Pierson fe McConhell's Block. " JAS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, WM. C. HEDGES July 27, 1854-nl2-tf.. ! "


ocr: "HnrALDmN? Mir m sqaksb msa REPAIRER. UPPEH SANDUSKY, O. TS prepared to do all work ia a neat and sab. X stautial nmnnur.uiocks, W atcb.es and Jew try carefully re aired, and warranted to giv e entire satisfaction. UP STAIKS YELLOW CORN EM. Job a Staub, Plaintiff ) ltefor H. H. Kirby vs. . J. P., of Crua ip, n X R. Vansiklas-Deft. ) andot Co. O. - -' J On the 11th day of of November A. D. 1SST said iostiee tmiurfl an Order of AtUehrutat in the abuve action, for the sum of Fortv Pour Dollars. Nor. IDtri. 'al. John Staub IlLuM!! WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF ' seasonable Goods, consisting in part of tbe following snides: . Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinettes, Jeanes, Cottonades, Delaines, Coburghs, Plaids, Marinoes, Cashmeres, Poplins, Woolen, Chenille and Brocha Shawls, French and Scotch Flannels, Sheetings and Shirtings, Brown and Bleached, Boots and Shoes. Our Stock is large and prices very low. Hats and Unps a great variety, Carpets, lugraiu and Brussels, in en- 1 dless profusion! DRESS TRIMMINGS ANDNOTtONS! Together with everything usually found in a well regulated Store, we are anx ious to sell the ABOVE STOCK And are satisfied that we can give satis faction as to prices. MW Of all kinds taken in exchange for goods. GROFF fe MARTIN. One door north the Bank. nlO-ly ItXlLLlANT PKOSPECTIJSI VOTKTH YIAS Of TUB C0SM0P0 ITA ART thi famous . DUS3ELD0BF GALLERY r. . OF l'ALVTIAGS ! ! Purenased at a co't of 10,0001 powers' world rknownkd statu or MR. GREEK SLAVE!! KE-PURCHASg FOR SIX THOUS nnd Dollars, with several hundred other Works of Art, in Paintinga, Sculp ture and Bronzes, compriies the Premi ums to be awarded to the subscriber ofthe ,,, COSMOPOLITAN ASSOCIITIOaV who subscribe before the 28th. of Janua ry, 1868, at which time the awards will take place. TERMS OF S UB S CR IP TWX: Every subscriber of three dollars.is en titled to A copy of the large and splendid Steel Engraving entitled Also to A copy of the Cosmopolitan Art Journal one year, also to ' A Certificate in tbe Award of Premi ums, also . ., ' A free admission to the Dusseldorf & Cosmopolitan Galleries. ; - -ir,;. Thus it is seen that for every thro paid, tbe subscriber not only re a ' '-i ' !. . :, l:. i 3 EN GRAVING! also the beautifully illustrated DOLLAR ART JOURNAL OJHE3 . w , i : i l - J jacn suoscnuer is nieu utvcqibu wiir Certificate in the Awards of Premiums, which a ualuable work of Art or Pain- or tjcHipiajrv utmj uv ivccirm in av thus giving to every subscriber equivalent to the value of five dollars, n certificate gratis. "J Any one of the 93 Magazine's is fur instead of Engraving ' and Art if desired. :. ,,, ... . , No person is restricted, to , a single Those taking five membership 915, arc entitled to an extra and six ticketa. Full particulars of the Association ar in tbe Art Journal whieh contain a sixty splendid engravings, price fifl T per numoer. nprcnntn eopies wi u sent to all persons wbo desire to sab oa receipt of five postage; stamp , l - J ' ' ' - Ad.re..v' ' -'';,.,?. IV DEB BY Actamrr, C A. A. . MS Broaowat, Nxw Toaav D. SEARS, Hon. Secy '- ; .- , j Vppcr Sanduiay, O,


ocr: I THE FORTY HORSE WAGON- ; MAKE ROOM FOR THE GRE AT ASCEXS1 02t! ! i " -IV. . - H A ' -1 Ai L iiii 1 n r n n fl n 1 r - rmnon -' " " n t h I1 ii f? II 11 3fl 118 n P " A f.ljii"1" g H-f ti n nl " " P jU U D 11 fliv-


ocr: Lyon's Kathnirou has now become the standard prepara tion for the hair.. Its immense 6ale, nearly 1,000,000 Bottles Per year.attests its excellence nd great superiority over all ither articles of the kind. I'liecause of this unpreceden ted" popularity is that the quality of I he KATHAIRON Has always remained un changed. It restores the hair after it has fallen out, invig orates and beautifies it.giving it a rich flossy appearance, find imparts a delightful per fume. It is acknowledged by Jail to be the best preparation for the hair ever made. Sold by all dealers throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba and South America. HEATH, W YNlvOOP & CO.. Proprietors, C3 Libertv St.. New York. Manufacturers of Perfumery of all kinds, and in great variety- t3-6m Fll tes3 II. Z. - Hi I IT ' """ P 1


ocr: EWALD BRAUNS. Watch Maker and Jeweler, No. 2, Yelloxo Corner. ID" Repairing of Watches and Jewelry will be executed in the most skillful manner. 17 3m


ocr: B .11 kh . RAh?N E S T 0 C Kitfe CORNER OF WOOD ; AND FIRST STREETS, . r T T.S B l: R U II , Pi O It TJS S S ,AXJ D E A IE R H IN LARD OIL,; CO. y?t. fix? DRUGS, i t MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYESTUFFS, PAINTS, WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD AND L THARCB LINSEED OIL, WINDOW GLASS, ALCHOIIOL. TURPENTINE. GLASSWARE, TANNERS OIL, VARNISHES, PERFUMERY, SPERM OIL. BRUSHES, PAT'D MEDICINES, WHALE OIL SPICES, SURG.INSTRUMENTS. UANVFACTVRERS OP li 1 IlilllUUl Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in packages of 25. 30, 100, 200, 300 and 500 pounds, which we guarantee to be SlluCiLY rUlvi!., DULL WEIGHT, and not surpsseJ by any for fineness and whiteness. Havirnr resident partners in New York and f hiladelphia to take advantage ot all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell for Qash, or to prompt time deal ers, on as favoiable terms as Eastern jobbing houses. Jr B. A. FAilNESTOCK'S VEKMl UU furnished witu Englitu, t rench, German and Spanish directions. August 20, 57, 3m-Zw.


ocr: B . A r F A h N E S TOO K & CO. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, P IT T S B II II I, II , PA . IMP DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYESTUFFS, PAINTS, OUTERS A X D D E A L E R S IX LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL, WINDOW GLASS, ALCHOHUL, TURPENTINE, GLASiSWARK, TANNERS OIL, VAKNISHES, PERFUMERY, SPERM OIL. i BRUSHES, PAT'D MEDICINES. WHALE OIL, SPICES, SURG.1NSTRUMENTS. f BIANUPACTURERS OF . MM LEAD, RED LEAD AND LTHAUGIL Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in packngR of 25. 50, 100, 200, 300 and-500 pounds, which we guarantee to be STRICTLY PURE, FULL WEIGHT, and not surpassed by any for fineness and whiteness. Having resident partners in New York and Philadelphia to take advantage of all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell for ensh, or to prompt lime deal ers, on as favoi able terms ns Eastern iobbins; houses. JS3FB. A. FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE furnished with English, French, German and Spanish directions. ( - August 20,'67, 3in-2w. -


ocr: WORTH 1 PETJ1RS. Are now opening in their NEW BRICK STORE, A splendid STOCK OF GOODS, For the season, which will be sold cheap as the cheaphest tor In their stock will be found Broad Cloths, Cassimeres Tweeds, Satinets, Corderroys, Repellants, Cotonades, x Linseys, . Jeaus, etc., etc- ALSO A VERY General stock of Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Shawls. Lich Dress Goods, Furs, Mitteus, Gloves, Mitts, Comforts, ' Flannels, " Made ' Shirts, Bosoms, Young Black " , Hoods, Blankets, Ready Clothing, Collars , etc. ; etc. J. Sn penal Brown . White Teas, and Su . - ' gars. ' Syrup ana . Molasses, . ' . Crockery and , Queensware; and any. number o other articles. Call and see us, and you will not iau to nuy.


ocr: IHONIER, EDITED AMD PUBLISHED BT ; CHARLES G . M .U G G . UPPER SANDUSKY, O; TkMrsOny, tSrptember 17,1857 Republican State Ticket. ' FO R GO VERN O II, , Salmon1 P. Chase, TP "!-- 'Or'ltiTMILTOW'COUKTT. r - s MARTIN W ELKER, of Wayne. ni "b 'SECRETARY )oF 6VATM? M -i ADDISON. P. RUSSELL, .Clinton, ia f' ''I TREASURER1 OF STATIC, !-, A- I STONE, Franklin., v.;. ; V ' supremk , judge, ; ':-'; , IIHrONi SUTLIFF of. Trumbull. 3 I 'J ' BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.' s i JACOB BLICKENSDERFER, -vvt 'I I ,f. Tuscarawas 'county i r: I or Jadgo tf Common Pleas.' : c.'JOHN O. LEE, of Sen-ca. 't 1 fj -,'Fur Senator , h-j j, .,- 4 GUy.CiAVORTII, ;.pf Wyandot., v For Representative, . L : AVID AYRES, of Wyandot., A -if REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET. . i - ' t For Auditor.. ; , F. W.'.M ARTlN.'.o Crone. , , . For Treasurer, -4 JOHN RAGON, of Crane. V'l J For Sheriff, . A A . , , 'JOSEPIJ '.Mc'CUTCHEN. Crane. Tor Prosecuting Att'y. M. ILKIRBY, of Crane. . Clerk of Common , Pleas, ., (Li ' T. E." GRISEL, CVowe ,'for ' Recorder,' . . : 1 Henry 'J. FLACK, of Sycamore. r 1 ' 'f. O - , , , t, ror ourvcjui, ' AaRON BRADSllAW, o Jacfson. l c. t'For Coroner,' ..' . . . , Ilbert .M'earsa o ';:,. Ti; For Commissioner, fr


ocr: For Sale. BOOT AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT. gj . The undersigned, desirous of going to Kansas, offers for sale his stock VT of boots and shoes at first cost.- L ocation good, business fair. Pos session given the first of April, or sooner, if desired. , P. D. ATtDINGEIt. Dcc.,29, 1857.


ocr: & WIGTON OFFER THEIR ENTIRE . .. tpek of Goods FOR CM3 AT COST, ONLY THE EXPENSES. They are Bound THE WEST! Upper Sandusky, March, 19, 57. 26-tf


ocr: B A. FAHWESTOCE & CO. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, PITTSBURGH, P A . IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IX Drug. Medicines, Chemical, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Lard Oil. Alcohol, Tanner's Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, ..: Linseed Oil, Turpentina, Varnishes, ' Brushes, Spices, Window Glass; Glassware, -Perfumery, -Patent Medicines. Surg. Instruments. .'; MANUFACTURERS OF , . .. ViViaf1 K U4 U itlKO ,Sfll ACTrn flATOrarfr: ; Onr White Lead, ground in Oil, ,W put up in packages of 25, 50. 100. 200. 300 and pounds, allien we guarantee to De btbictly pure, and full wkight not surpassed by any Our facilities for tlie purchase and importation of Drugs, Ac, are such as enable us to on as favorable terms as Eastern Jobbing Bouses, ? ... B.A. FAHNE3TOCK & CO.


ocr: Land for Sale. fl1H-c!idfir8ijrned offers for sale at the I Court House in Floater, Wayne county, Ohio, on the 14th of April, 1857, tue f?Uowing tor, South-West quarter, and North-West quar ter of Section 13, in Jackson Township, Wy. andot county, well known as the GLENN SECTION. . ur6 aSd K Ve-X Jeavily timbered with White Oak, and will be sold in 40 or 80 acre lota to suit purchasers. Tm..k ID" Sale to take place, between ihe hours of 1 and 4 o'clock P.M. J. B. GLENN. March 26, 1P57. 27-3-


ocr: TTT 9 , yy QXYOJH S " : UJtllO rtnikjiiu a t i a a o. rrroMC -wm, FOR JUSTICES, MAYORS, MARSHALS, OTTTlTi TT.T1.1 TI T Cm T T CT SHERIFFS AND CONSTABLES. PRICE OF THE WORK, $2,50. BLANKS, FOR THE USE OF JUSTICES & MAYORS IN CHIMIN AJL UASJKS, Of some twenty varieties, prepared with great ! care by M. W abren, Author pi v Ohio enm inal Law and Forms." No Justice of Peace or Mayor Will be Without these -when they once become acquainted them Jrrice, irom ii,u w jo.uu per aun dred, according to the number taxeh. O SPECIAL NOTICE. An Act of Ohio Legislature, passed F ebruary leth, 1857 authorizes all justices 01 tne reace ana May ors to purchase "Warren's Ohio Law and Forms," out of fines collected i criminal cases. ' The undersigned has been appointed Agent for Wyandot Couuty for the sale of Warren's Book and the accompanying ' ; . GEO. W. KEEN. 0Call at the Pioneer Office. , - Upper Sandusky, March 5, 1857. 1VTARRIAGE GUIDE,


ocr: . .. i i i i R W M I T C H E XL'S CII.KBRATCD CALtrOE.flA - BALM T O N EXPECT OR AXT! ! C . P U II 12 L Y VEGETABLE. . FOR THE CURE OF 1 . CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,; Liver Complaint, Caocp, Asthma, Phthtsic, Spittiso ok Blood, Colds. Hooping - :"' , C0DH,lNFLl'ENZA.C0LlC,DlTS- ; I r ; . U PfcPSlA, EttlSiPH-AS. IM ; - ,.; j. the Tbhoat, Pleuei- -' 'T- . Sf AND M'8LES. ; F E V E It A $ D. A QUE And General Debility. ,. Whole Bottle", fl f0' Half bottlea 50 centn,at Maxwiil AHoiTON's,


ocr: B . : A .: F A H N E CORNER OF WOOD s . c u r i i T T DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, DYESTUFFiS, PAINTS, LARD OIL, LINSEED OIL. WINDOW GLASS, ALCHOHuL. TURPENTJNE. GLASSWARK, TANNERS OIL, VARNISHED, i ERFUMICRY,, SPERM OIL. : BRUSHES, PA I 'D MEDlt'IXKS, WHALE OIL. SPICES, -V : v - 5!AMJF.kCTUi:ER.S CP ' WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD MB Our White Lead, ground in OU, is put up in pHckwg'-s of 25. aO, 100, 300 and 500 pounds, which we guarantee to be STRICTLY, PURE, WEIGHT, andrtiot surpassed hy any for fineness and whiteness. ".Having resident partners in New York and Philadelphia to take advantage all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell for o ish. or to prompt lime ers, on as favoi able terms as Eastern iobbinyhoust-s. jt-B. A. FAUNESTOt K'S VERMIFUGE furnished Vuh English," German and Spanish directions.. ' ' : 20,'67, 3m-w. - : & AND FIRST STREETS,, ;';...' S B U U U 11; , I! 1 S TO D E


ocr: Josi.oi Smith. BoDKN lIlTCHCOCK NEW BOOT, Sll 01, A MB AVE opened a New JW Shoe Store in Yellow Cor- uer, JVo.2, on Wyandot Avenue; and will keep constantly oh hand a LEATHEE STOEE! , : -Smith "&f HitchdobK -Sr large assortment of HOME MANUFACTURED " Boots and Shoes, fromgood heavy stogas up to the best quality tf French Calfskin, neatly made and warranted not to rip.- -j ' 3 "r ,8'Pck als? easi8U of a large a.sort racnt of Las cm shoes of all tyleg and quali ties, consisting in part of - , T & fiflW V ' Ladies' ireneh Ties and Heel. Gitefs; Wo mens Enameled and Morocco; Youth's Misses and Childrens' Calf and Enameled, Ac. Itr Boots i and Shoes Made to Measure and Repairing Done on Short notice. IT We also keep, for sale Sole and Upper Leather. Calf bk.ns ud Findings of all Kinds. ID- Cash paid for Hides, PeKs arid Furs. ' rr a" , ' SMITH 4 HITCHCOCK. t-pper Sandusky, May, 15-57. .-i Sf ijw - r-r- i r-y .; I t, R . W ;.:M I T CiII E h L ' S ' ' H.'l ht'il. :;i :,A i . CKlgnEATED CALIFOB.V1A B A L M Tt, ON ' I C EXPECT ORtiX77 vj E LX tV p j x D LEV ; FORTTnrcrRE'oF' vU.' ! CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, " LVM COMI-LA.KT. CaOW. ASTHMA. PlITITTWC, ur iiLoon, uold, Hoomo ZTVZ 0ovr't.Couc,Tr$. , : i r:riA. Eai8iKus.y if' ,' - tllTnOAT,Pl.lSim- " -' arjcsaIa,suM. v :'. T F E V E B A N D AGUE ' W '


ocr: 11 A It m II n ' ti it rn u w UUU eV I'M MIX a . , ,.-?reJlow opening in their NEW BRICK A splendid -ST 0 C K OF GOODS l or the i season which will be sold .cheap I he cheapheKt for 1 Iu their stock will be found ' ur..d Uioths, , : . Tweeds, Corderroys, . Cotouades, ' - Jeans; ALSO General stock of Satinets, Repellants, Linseys, etc., etc A VERY Boots , i Shoes, . , Caps, Shawls, Dress Good, Gloves, i Mitts, Comforts, Flannels, Made - ! ' : Shirts. . . Bosoms, ; . , . , ' Young , . . , '..,i BUk -. ... ,, Sunertal - .i ., Brown - - ....... White - - . gars. . . . . Syrup and - - . ... Molasses, Crockery ted - vJ.r- i """w.and any number other artic es. Call and see ns. and you not full to buy. ' Hats. Bonnet, Fich . ' Furs, . . Mittens, Hoods, -..,Iiliiuket81 Clothing, ' .- Collars J - etc.; ete.- -Hyson, t ud . .5 Teat, . . 5 , aud , ' Su .,


ocr: Cash Wanted! J . & I)A YRES HAVE a full assortment of goods on hand having just Tecei ved a new lot from New -York, and will sell them at - COST FOR CASH, FOR THE SPACE OF. TWO OR THREE WEEKS from this date; oreveu less than cost before we will let a customer go out with the money. . Call on J & D. Ayres in the Brick corner, opposite tho Court House, if you want goods Cheaperthan you ever bought them before. March 17th, 1857.. - 26-lf C CARPENTER'S TOOl S Planes, Augurs, J Chisels, Boring Machines, Ac., at W. II. KILMER'S -ni)r.KR'S Liverwort and Tar, Gailey'a IV Myrrh Mixture, Halsey's Forest Wine, Rithardbou'tt Sherry Wine, -at , f


ocr: BUSINESS DIRECTORY. U. B. HoriciNs: ,. 4 .' John Agertuk. HOPKINS. & AGERTUR! : i Architects and Master Builders. j ,TTtTOULD inform the citizens of Wyandot i , f V.. ad adjoining counties, that they are ,, prepared to, enter into contracts for doing all kinds of carpenter work, snch as bui1dir.g,a king drafts for build. ngs, public or private, , bridgeSt Ac, making estimates of the .coated" . the arue, or anything else in their line of busi ness, on as reasonable terms as can bo had in tUo state. . Refcret ces given if required.; -V4. U. SaiidnHky,July; 157 y ; ' ' 44 ; j. YS2'a:K SI O N H 0 U S E,!: i.. ... ; Uma Sa5DU$ky,Oiuo, 5 ' 1 Joseph . T. Turret .Proprietor." V 42 t;-. .t-tt-v. mott, .Attorrxt at la-w ;, v.yf XTrPER SANDCSKr, OllIO. ' OfiiceTlivi- Corner, up Stairs.,: . .. 42 DR. GEO. T M' DONALD, I'nvs.Ci AN and Surgeon Oflicr it. M.ix( 11 A llollons di uir s'ore, Up ' per SailuUy , Ohio J SiVifr: Pahker. TTppkr Sandusky. Ohio. DtaUr in Foreign and Domestic Exchange -ii ',; . - anj Coin. ;f ''3T Collections Made and Proceeds ! Promptly Remitted. REFER TO fion. O. Bowes Marioo, Ohio, Col. W. W. Concklis f" tt Jas. H. Oodmak, Eq , Geo. W. Bkkt, Sandusky, Oli o


ocr: HARPER, AYRES, KOBERTS k Co, rnirr. UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS ' J- SOCIATED- themselves ther for the ,rpoUof Usating a PRIVATE BANK, ,vA BTTfiTNPSfi. tunner Sandusky.- Inter. st on deposits will be paid at the following months, at the rate of 4 per cent. i r..-"c ,,i,. .tthft rat of 5 percent.-After 13 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date ubiect to be withdrawn on aemano. wmte, 6 Pierson A McConneU'a Bloc'-y GEORGE HARPER. DAVID AYRES, J AS. O. ROBERTS; J. D. SEARS,. , , rt:..'.Wll. C. HEDGES - : .Juij 27, 1854-nl2-tf.. ' " .; ;n ! "


ocr: B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, PITT SB UR Q II, PA IMPORTERS AND DEALERS Dru?V Medicines, Chen icals, Dye Stuff. Paints, Lard Oil, Alcohol, .Tanner's Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, MANUFACTURERS OF r tin. :- t y i . . . jut niitir cu, crouna in un. is nut up pounds, which we guarantee to be sTmcxtY ti fineness and whiteness. Our facilities for the purchase and iuiporlalion of Drugs, Ac , are tich as enable us to sell on as favorable terms as Eastern Joboiug Houses. 20-3m IN Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, Spices, Window Glass, Olasswnre, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surg. Iu.truineut. in Dackno-cs of Ha. 50 inn onn 9nii .-.nn re, and full weiuut uot surpassed ly anv for J . is. A. r AU'VESTOCK &. CO.


ocr: New York Advertisements. ... --, F ROM ' ' ; ALBERT G. RICHARDSON'S and Correspondence Office, 360 jj.uuuwtty- it:w x orjf.


ocr: 13-3m. I.yon's Kathairon lias now become the standard prepara tion for the hair. Its immense sale, nearly 1,000,000 Bottles Per year.attests its excellence md great superiority over all jtner articles of the kind The ladies universally pro uounce tne KATHAIRON .1 - To be, by far. the finest and most agreeabla article thev L'ver used. It restores the hair after it has fallen out, in vis 'rates and beautifies it.giving n a ncn flossy appearance, and imparts a delightful per fume. Sold by all dealers ihrooghout the United States. Canada, Mexico, Cuba and South America. t a r il.i ior rents per uorue. HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.. Proprietors, C3 Liberty St., New York Manufacturers of Perfumery of all kinds, and iu great, variety- ;o-om


ocr: I w WOT, - . - - LEATHER STORE! Smith & Hitchcock. HAVE opened a New Boot and Shoe Store in Wm. Ayres' new building, three doors East of the Post Office, opposite the Court House on Wyandot Avenue; and will keep constantly on'hand a large assortment of HOME MANUFACTURED Boots and Shoes, from good heavy slogas up to the best quality of French Calfskin, neatly made and warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists of a large assort ment of Eastern shoe of all styles and quah. ties, consisting in part if; 31$ Rente Sqifcrsl Ladies French Ties aud Heel G liters; Wo mens' Enameled and Morocco ; Youth's, Misses' and Childrens' Calf and Enameled, Ac. O Boots and Shoes Made to Measure and Repairing Done on Short notice. EF v e also keep for sale Sole and Upper reamer, uan Kins ana f mdings ol all Kinds O" Cash paid for Hides. FeUs and Furs. SMITH &. HITCHCOCK. Upper toandusky, May, 1857. 34 Gw CHAINS Cable. Locr and Trace for sale at KILMER'S Hard Ware Steam Saw rTHE subscriber is prepared to furnish X order all kinds of LUMBER at his saw mill, located in the Gitchell three miles south west of Upper Sandusky, Hf Good logs sawed ou the shares. June30, 1857. 4:1 .I.S.LANE. LAIN AND FANCY JOB PRINTING Executed on short notice, and upon rea sonable terms at the PIONEER OFFICE. Jan., 25d,'o7. tf i MTM. Bor.iX Majriiesia, Salts, lY Mad.ler, Cpcra?. -Iud go. Chalk, cnuff attd Srj.ir:,. at HEsrcs s. m 81 0 1 ii ij ii


ocr: ;oH-S':FR::i';d. E c A'S II U 1 i Clllott and Uigton; WE are receiving our fall stock, whu-h we intend t offer lor .... rP'T ' READ Y P A Y .O NL Y . Te all vir friends aud the pA-iio generally, ' AdULsheujha diher.nceWwee. CaSredu'nd the .tJ?ii svMim, our' rule far! IVJNVW tf,


ocr: " 11ARPER, 'IyreS, R01IER Ti'co. The, Wder4ignEP, 'HAyir: as ,."Ir!.,SpClATEirHlem8?lv'e8 together foj- th purpose r transacting a; rKi v ATE BAN 1SQ BIJSINESSf (at Upper SandUskyi Inter est on depoeitoa with bej paid at the rates : Alter j mourns, at tne rate 01 4 Aftrr 6 months at the'rate of "5 percent. 111 KMIitli. t.l.llrilarli,,uaUl!f.,lX,.. 6 Plnrann Ar Mrf"nnipll' Vtln-lr. -. , GEORGE HAEPER, DAVID Af RES, JAS. Gi ROBERTS; -" J; Di SEAlt8,' l9s.- !!- i WM. -O. HSDOESma I't-fJ V


ocr: Hoberts & Groff. fr1endsc"all at OUE-.GQBSIEHip - TF YOU WISH TO SEE A CRAND COM X bination of the t'icful, Beautiful We have yvqrything in the useful line that the necessities of , this community would seem to demand, a id as to the Beautiful and orna mental, there is scarcely anything for which thehejrt could wih,. that we have not got. Wo have recently received from the e;ist, d magnificent assortnentpf ' f.f.Vt'I A.VD STAPLE O O'ODS, and, although hot disposed ti boast, we will at least say that they aie hard to beat. stock consists in: pnat of l very . variety .f Hats, Caps, 'Boat and Shoes, Bonnets, Trimmings, Cvrpetting, - - y Notions, &e. Ac. Ac all of. which we are pro pared to sell as low as any? similar establish ment in North-Western Ohio. - C:iJl and ex amine, and 8;tisfy yourlslves- that what we have said is true to the letter. ' ROBERTS &. GROFF. Upper Sandusk3 . May 29, 1 857. n42-ly FOR SALE. A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in the town of Upper Sandus ky, situate immediately south of


ocr: B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, PITTSBURGH, PA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Lard Oil, Alcohol, Tanner's Oil, Sperm Oil, Whale Oil, MANUFACTURERS OF otete mm mm mm mm Mimmm. Our "White Lead, ground in Oil, is pnt up in packages of 25. 50, 100. 200. 300 and 500 Eounds, which we guarantee to be strictly pure, neness and whiteness. Our facilities for the purchase and importation on as favorable terms as Eastern Jobbing Houses, 20-3 m swat. CO. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, Brushes, Spices, Window Glass, Glassware, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surg. Instruments. and full weight not surpassed by any for of Drugs. fcc . are such as enable us to sell B.A. FAHNESTOCK Sc CO.


ocr: . BOOKS, BOOKS. COMMENTARIES, HISTORIES. 1 MEMOIRS, LEGAL, MEDICAL & POETICAL WORKS; A GREAT VARIETY OF MISCELLANEOUS AND STANDARD WORKS, Complete Assortment of School Books, Blank Books, all sorts and sizes, Bibb's Hymn Books, Song Books, Juvenile Books, Nov el, Lithographs, Blank Deeds and Mortgages : STATIONERY. A General Assortment of Stationery, Cap, Letter, Fancy Note, Blotting, Draw ing, Drafting and perforated . Paper, together with GOLD, STEEL, & COPPER PENS, Envelopes, Wafers, Ink, &c., Ac, For Sale at MAXWELL & HOLTON'S. 22-tf Book Stor. RJ2FENBERG MEDICIN ES, VJ German Bitters. Oxygenated Bitters, at M. & H.'s DRUG STORE. T71YE REMEDIES. Thompson's, WA tit's, Graefenberg's, Langworthy's, Mitchell s, Ji-ye-water ana halve, at M. & H.'s DRUG STORE. A CHOICE selection of PURE


ocr: Lyon's Kathairon has now become the standard prepara tion for the hair. Its immense sale, nearly 1,000,000 Bottles Per yeaT,attests its excellence and great superiority over all other articles of the kind. The ladies universally pro nounce tne KATHAIRON To be. by far, the finest and most agreeable article they ever used. It restores the hair after it has fallen out, invig orates and beautifies it,giving it a rich glossy appearance, and imparts a delightful per fume. Sold by all dealers throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico, Cuba and South America, for 25 cents per bottle. HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.. - Proprietors, 63 Liberty St., New York. Manufacturers of Perfumery of all kiuds, and m great variety- -J-om mm


ocr: oKins una i inning's of ail ivinas "fcr. Cash paid for Hides Pelts and Furs, SMTTfT HTTrnpnotr ' Josih Smith. Boden Hitchcock. NEW BOOT, SHOE AND LEATHER STORE! Smith & Hitchcock. HAVE opened a New Boot And Slvne btore in Win. Ayres' new building, three doors East of the Tost Office, onoosifc tli f!onrt House on Wyandot Avenue; and will keep constantly on hand a large assortment of HOME MANUFACTURED , Boots and Shoes, from good heavy stogas up to tlws best quality of French Calfskin, neatly made and warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists of a large assort ment of Eastern shoes of all styles and quali ties, consisting in part tf Mies Gents 6tj)itei! Ladies' French Ties and Heel Gaiters; Wo niens'j Enameled and -Morocco Youth's," Misses' and Childrens' Calf and Enameled, Ac. S3" Boots and Shoes Made to Measure and Repairing Done on Short notice. ILT We lso keep for. sale Sole and Upper Upper Sandusky, May, 1857. 34 6w


ocr: Cash Wanted! J. & D. AYEES TTAVE a full assortment of goods on XX having just received a new lot from York, and will sell them at , COST FOR CASH. FOR THE OF TWO OR THREE -WEEKS from this date; or even less than cost before will let a customer go out with the money. ati on J as u. Avres n tne 5nck opposite the Court House, if you want cheaper than you ever bought them before. March if tn. mil. 26-tf CARPENTER'S TOOLS-Planes, Chisels', Boring Machines, Ac, at . -; W, II. KILMER'S. K NIVES Pocket and Table any tity at KILMER'S Hard Ware IITOOL-TWINK. a Superior article, at TT KILMER'S Hard Ware Store. GHr, HAINS CaM, Lop and Trace 'or ealu u"t KILMER'S Hani v are :rtor


ocr: FEItlUS' UKUU atUlti,. o FRIENDS CALL AT IF YOU WISH TO SEE A GRAND COM bination of the Uteful, Beautiful We have everything in the useful line that the necessities of this community would seem to demand, and as to the Beautiful and orna mental, there is scarcely anything for which the heart could wish, that we have not got. We have recently recjived from the east, a magnificent assortment of F.I.VCI' ..VZ STJtl liE GOODS, and, although not disposed to boast, we will at least say that they are hard to beat. Our stock consists in part of every variety of Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Bonnets, Trimmings, Carpetdng, Notions, Sec. fcc. fcc, all of which we are pre pared to sell as low as any similar establish ment in North-Western Ohio. Call and ex amine, and s; tisfy yourselves that what we have said is true to the letter. ROBERTS & GROFF. Upper Sandusky , May 2i), 185G. n37-ly pANDLES.- A; KJ for sale by " GOOD ARTICLE, WM. HENRY. FERRIS' Book and Drug Store immediately "opposite the PIERSON HOUSE. NO credit wiil bo given at my Drug and Book store for good3 except to persons known to be reliable, and prompt, and to them ouly for a few days. In my practice the usual credit will be given of course. v -. , O. FERRIS. 1 PHYSICIANS WILL BE SUPPL1 ED with Medicines on very reasonable terms at t FERRIS' DRUG STORE. -


ocr: COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, ':; ' '.- PAINTS, . OILS, ' DYESTUFF3, ' ' . BRUSHES, . SPICES, &cv &c. Warranted of superior quality, and at low pri :


ocr: attention:! HAVING disposed of our Stock tf : Goods with the intention of going West, we are riMtiroiin of nett imcr n t . I i J .1. A na i our ooks. Jraeroiore, au persons knowing tnemseives mueuwu are requested to call and settle their ;aceoanta without delav. Monev we must have now I rithout delay. t M APTTN". A: RQBBIXiS. Upper Sandusky. April 2d, 157.


ocr: strayed: A YELLOW BAY MARE light' frame star in forehead, and white on. the tip of the nose from fourteen to fifteen hands high, and four years old. . v A liberal reward will be given td'any per son returning her, or for information. f her whereabouts. DAVID AYRES. Upper Sandusky, April 2d, lEfty 28-tf


ocr: 2-40 OX THE PLANK ! -HORSES ! StauV s New Livery ' STABLE! rpHE VERITABLE OLD JOHN STAUB, -L respectfully informs the citirens of Up per Sandusky, and Wyandot County, that he $pN$ZZ?- has "pitched his tent" amongst tV-jf them, and opened a Livery Sta- ble at the old "Blue Ball," Zim mm merman's Corner. He has trans ferred his extensive Livery Establishment, re puted one of the very best iu Ohio, from Tiffin to this place, and intends to show the good people of Wyandot County a "new wrinkle" in that kind of business. 1 His horses will be of tho kind especially suited to the business, varying iu speed from the most gentle and steady gate, to "2-40 on the ilank;" to suit the person or the occasion. with buggies new, coniioriauie anu ficished in superb style, and every thing accompanying necessary to protect from either cold, rain or storm. From his long experience in catering f r the wants of the public, in this business, he flatters himself that he will be able to give sat- r isfaction to all who may favor him with-3 their pa' ronage. , A Hack will run to and from the cars, car rying passengers to any part of the town for oue dime, or to any part of the County on rea sonable terms. " , Teams, Carriages and Buggn s alwa s ready on funeral occasions. fflgS Orders may be left at SiaubVL very Sf Office, at tha "Blue Hall Corner," or at the Pierson Louse, where they will receive immediate attention. Iu short, when you want e Rpeedv and com fortable ride or drive, call on "Old John Slant)." Prices will be moderate, 18-tf Sandusky, Jan., 22d. 1P57. "


ocr: ofeerts .&. Groff. FRIENDS ALL AT IF YOU WISH TO SEE A GRAND CQM binalion ot the Uteful, Beautiful We have everything in' the useful line that the necessities of this community would seem to demand, a. id as to the Beautiful and mental, there is scarcely anything for which theheart could wish, that we have not got. We have recently received froni the east, a magnificent assortraent of ' jFiLVCi' .VJO STAPLE GOODS, and, although not disposed Ut boast, we will at least say that they arc hard to beat. Our stock consists in part of every variety of . ' Hals, Caps, Boots and Shoes, Bonnets, Trimmings, Carpetting, J " - rnrnm mmm- , Notions, &.. Ac. fcc., all of which we are pre pared to sell as low as any similar establish ment in North-Western Ohio. Call and ex amine, and s: tisfy yourselves that what ire have said is true to the letter. - - - ROBERTS & GROFF. ' Upper Sandusk , May 29, 1856. n37-ly .. : .1. Marvin Brewer.) '.'.Court of Common Pleas


ocr: NEW BOOT, SHOE AND LEATHER STORE! Smith & Hitchcock. XT AVE opened a New Boot ami II Shoe More' in Wm. Ayres' new ouuaing, tnree doors East ol the 1 ost Ulhce, opposite tho Court House, oh Wyandot Avenue; and 'will keej constantly on hand a large assortment of ; HOME MANUFACTURED Dools and Shoes, from good heavy slogan to t he best quality ot Ureiich Calfskin, made and warranted not to rip. Our stock also consists of a lanro assort ment of Eastern shoes of all styles .and quail tics, consisting in part oi - - XaSics ot)0 Senis ''GalfcVs! Ladies' French Ties and Heel Oaiters; Wo niena Enameled and Morocco ; Misses' and Childrens' Calf and Enameled, Ac . O Roots and Shoes Mad a to Measure ID! Wc also keep for sale Sole and Leather. Calfskins and Findings oi aii b.h. - S3" Cash h paid for Hides Px- h nd uw. : 1 SMI Til &. Ill I CIK-D OK. Sandusky, May l7- - .?l w Upper 1HATNS Cable, Lop and Tre Cnains KILMER'S Hard Ware Storo. for ,nlc at


ocr: SPECIAL NOTICES. Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago R. R. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Until further notice, Passenger Trains will leave Pittsburgh and the following stations, for Ciuciiuiiili, St. Loui and Chicago, daily. irxcvpt ounuays) us follows: I First going west. Express Second Ex press U.S.Mail. 2:00 am ucave I'HisDurjTU i!;iU a. at Z: l ; v M Crestline Nevada U. Sandusky Ft. Wayne , Arrive at Chicago GOIKO KAST. Leave Chicago at Ft. Wayne Fore I Kirby U. Sandusky Nevada Arrive at Crest Iin !:17 Ifi.i rt 10:-I3 .3:1U i m 11:00; 8:00 rM io.:o ll:32 12:01am f:45 I'M : i ; a m II I: iu p m 117:58 8::ift II 0:51 !n:55 10:1 t 'J:30t 11:17 am 10:17 Or on arrival of train from Pittsburgh. II Jo. -i : do. Chicago. tSignilics thai trains are to bo flagged. June 1st, 157. -


ocr: New York Advertisements. ! . FROM ALBERT G.-RICHARDSON'S Advertising nnd Correppondence Office, Broadway, New Vork.


ocr: ? B. A. FAHNESTOCK & CO. CORNER .OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, PITT SB UR Q IT, PA. IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ! V'-'-". "' Medicines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Lard Oil, Alcohol, Tanner's Oil, - Sperm Oil, . Whale Oil. Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes,' . Brushes, Spices, OF Window Glass, . Glassware, , Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surg. Instruments. . MANUFACTURERS ..OTaifir mm, mm mm mn-Mmsms Our White Lead; ground in Oil, is put up in packages of 25, 50, 100, 200. 300 and 500 pounds, which we guarantee to be smu pTLT pure, and ryu. weight uoMurpassed by any for fineness and whiteness. . .. r ' J 1 Our facilities for the purchase and importation of Drugs, fcc , are such as enable ur to sell on aa favorable terms as Eastern JobDing Houses. 6 . - as enaoie ur toseii 77" ' " -r B.A. FAHYESTOCK & CO.


ocr: Liyoa's Kathairon hai nr7 become the standard orewara- - tion for the hair.. Its immense sale, nearly 1 ,000.000 Rot Hps Per year,attests its excellence and great superiority over all iner aiucioa or the kind. The ladies universally nro- . . . i . " uounce me . KATHAIRON to be. by far, the finest and most agreeable article thev ever used. It restores the hair alter it has fallen out, invig orates and beautifies it,giving it ncn mossy appearance and imparts a deliVhtful ner. c r--w. tume. Sold hv all 1 throughout the United Statps uanaaa, Jdexico, Cuba, and South America c rr tit ' ior no cencs per ootue. - ; HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.. Proprietors, '? i' 63 Liberty St., New York. Manufacturers of Perfumery of all kinds, and in great variety- l3-6m If - ill a . ... ii i


ocr: NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TTo yypri ' Q Oil 1ft CRIMINAL LAW &, FORMS, FOR JUSTICES, MAYORS. MARSHALS, Sttttttltra AJNU CONSTABLES. PRICE OF THE WORK, 82,50. HLAlNKh, FOR THE USE 0P JUSTICES fe MAYORS IN CRIMINAL CASES, uv M Wa, AnWf inal Law and Forms." No Justice of Peace or Mayor will be without these when they once become acquainted I iiiciu x live, uuui uj ao.uu per null i H TArl nrpnrfti no tri tho nnmhpr tnL-on O SPECIAL NOTICE. An Act of the Ohio Legislature, passed February 18th, 1857, auinorizes au justices oi uie reace ana iiay- or8 to purchase "Warren's Ohio Criminal Law and Forms," out of fines collected in crimlBal cases. The undersigned has been appointed sole AKP"tor aiJUoi uouui-y lur uie sate oi mr a a. x- ii...-i a.i..- r r v arren's Book and the accompanying GiiO. W. KEEN. KsFCill at the Pionkeb Office Upper Sandusky, March 5, 1857.


ocr: WYANDOT PI0NIII1R. . . . t . - EDITED AMD PUBtlSHKP B T C II A 11 L E S ii , M U CJ G, UPPER SANDUSKY, O. Thursday, : July , 1857. FOR GOVERNOR, Salmon P. Chase, OF IIAMItTON COUNTY. FOR URVTKSkXT COVKRKOK, H ON . JOHN CARE Y, " ,. ! fa WYSDOT COt JitV. ' ' ' ' FOR TKEASLRER OF STATE, HON. ELISHA "WIIITTLESY, . OF MAH0S1NQ COUSTr. r (Sulijfct 'to the tloclsioh of the ' llopublican fcjlate ConvenlKMi.) v; ; ; ; ;


ocr: B .' A . ' F A h"N E ' ' CORNER OF WOOD AND FIRST STREETS, , , r. I' I T 1 S T E Ji S A XD IMP DRUGS, MEPICINES,. CHEMICALS, DYESTUKF6, PAINTS, - n 'LARD OIL, ' LINSEED OIL. WINDOW GLASS, ALCHOUOL, TURPENTINE, GLASSWARE. TANNERS OIL, VARNISHES, SPERM OIL. BRUSHES, WHALE OIL,-. SPICES, 31 A N II FACT MXi mi hmV llliill hliAU. i Our White Lead, ground in Oil, is put up in packages of 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 and 500 pounds, which we guarantee to be STRICTLY PURE, FULL WEIGHT, and not surpassed by any for fineness and whiteness. : . Having resident partners in New York and Philadelphia to take advantage of all changes in the market, we are enabled to sell for cash, or to prompt time deal ers, on as favoiable terms as Eastern fobbing houses. " A. FA HNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE furnished with' English, French, German and Spanish directions. ' , ' ' August 20,'57,-3m-2w. . ' ' ; CO. B I' R 11 II , P A D E A LEU S IN Verfumehy, PAT'D MEDICINES, SUR0.1XSTRUMESTS. UREUS OF S TOOK &. Ill LEAD. Al Ij THARtilL


ocr: ATTNTIOnjf; TTAVING disposed of our Stock of Goods -a-JL witn the intention of going West, wa are ith the intention of desirous of settling no oar books. Thfor.. all persons knowing themselves indebted to us, 1 vM.m mun. Dn.. ot.vwwuw without dclav. Monev we must hare now 1 mAiv i iix b tiuamsia. TTnn ' , , M4AR.?o? $ If PP Sandusky,. Aprd 2d, 1857. 28-tf


ocr: Jffew Arrangement ! CIIANGE OF ADMINISTRATION I "77" H. KILMER, having pur ehaa v r vr nn WARE of Martin &. Robbing, would Te spectfully say to the people of Wyandot Coun- ral, that he will still hold forth at the old fstAnd on Sanduskv Avnnn. onTwuifstK . . r r .w ...w Court House, where he will be happy to famish. Hardware of all kinds to al 1 the old enstomnrs, an d as many new ones as may favor hia) with their patronage. iHis stock consist of every- wing usuaujr Hep iu m well rcguiaiy Ware Store; auchas . . ; . f -NAILS, 'vv''- : ' .- GLASS. : . - r, , - SASH, & DOORS; AGICULTU? : AND SHELE QOOD3 of all fcinria': tort'iinmeMina to mentiotf. .. ' iCF Also, having bought out tha Stoye sod 1sta,n 'urnishes STOVES and TIW-WAlUSatwnoie- 8ale and retaii. 1 t 1 ; . rh- iu.f Upper Sandusky, March 26. J 857.',. . J. S7-tf


ocr: IIAKPER, AY RES, ROBERTS & Co.. rPHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE AS -- SbOGlAIJkD themselves together for the purpose of transacting a PRIVATE BANK iHii UUSJJN ESS, at Upper Sandusky. Inter est on deposites will be paid at the following raiea : Aiier o monuis, at the rateot 4 per cent Attrr b months at the rate of. 5 per cent. After 12 months, at the rate of 6 percent, from date 1 ! - A A. 1 ?il A . Buoiecifco oe wiuiurawn on demand. Umce, io. o rierson e jsicvonneu s mock. GEORGE HARPER, DAVID AYRES, , JAS. G. ROBERTS, J. D. SEARS, ' WM. C. HEDGES July 27, 1854-nl2-tf.


ocr: St. Clair Hotel, (formerly exchange hotel,) Corner of Penn and St. Clair Streets, ; PITTSBURGH. W. C. CONNELLY, Proprietor.


ocr: B rr A F-A NE CORNER Oft WOOD ; AND FIRST STREETS, J P I T T S 1 if P I T 72 S LARD OIL, , ALCIIOIiuL. A X DRUOS. f MEDICINES.' CHEMICALS, UYESTUFFS, PAINTS, TANNERS OIL, VAKNISIiES, I'ERFUMEItY, SPERM OIL. BRUSHES, PAT'D MEDICINES. WHALE OIL, SPICES, SURO.INSTRUMENTS. " J''' MANUFACTURERS OF , ' ' imiirrn., i ii i n .-nun III i liK ill i ! IU II M ii in i uuiiyr miu Our Wliit Lnd, ground in Oil, is put SOO xn. I 500 pounds, which w irunrmitee to b STRICTLY PURE. WEIGHT, mid not surpntiseil by any lor fineness and whiteness. , : , . . : Having resi. lent purtnern in New York mid PhiUdelphia to take Hilvuntngo all cluingi-H in the nmrltet, we are enabled to sell for cash, or to prompt iime ers, on hh fuM iiible Jerma.ns Eastern iohbiny; houses. , , ''." ; i3TD.vA. FA HNESTOt K'S VERMIFUGE furnished with English, Fn Get innn and Spanish directions. . i ! i .' ; .,: . . August gJ.'S?. 3m-Cw. : " ; ; . v S-T-04J-K ; & , frj) B li It (Hi , D V E A IE R X is LINSEED OIL, WINDOW f)LASS, .TURPENTINE, GLASSWARE. inin in;n i m IB1 .4 II 'II VII imuu iiiiu uiui up in pnekaffps of 25, 50, 100.


ocr: NEW -1 AO VERTfSEM ENTS 1.L i. LJLJi-i r pHE LTXDERSIttNED,'l3' NOW ' UE , eeiv ing Rtthe I epot in Upper Saridui-ky, nv express l loin ffltthnHV, Jt I t , til Baltimore, thechoisest' let of-BALTIMOKK UVS lEft.-, ever bruiigdt to tbi-t place, which w wiltaull by the case or siiiglocan.ss cheap ut they can be bought vest of the Alleghany Mountains. "-"- - t ' tiroeeriea. Restaurants, and fr.ruilies can be supplied with fresh oysters at all times. Don't forget tbe placo ! '' , ' Nov 357. ' '- tf.


ocr: ""aS THE neat and comfortable Residence on the corner of Wyaudot Avenue and Fifth st. For terms, fcc, enquire at the Hardware Store opposite the Court House. , . . ? ' - V , : F. w: MARTIN. 1 tapper Sandusky,-Nov., 27th, IS5C' "' lOtf WMM M VAIillilljljIi UNIMPROVED LAND FOR RALEJ TN MIFFLIN TOWN SHIP, WYANDOT 1 COUNTY, OHIO Situate-in Section 28", West half 'North-East 'quarter.Township "1. The land' is a good warni bhiek soil Veil-timbered; about a mile or loilo and a half norh Brownstown,.or almost a due , west direction from Joel Straw's. . Reference can be had Esq'f Daniel Straw, in said township. Or, lor further particulars, ca 1 on i ' ' ' i ' 1 -S - : JOSEPH Mct'UTCHEN." , - .-. ! i i Rfal Estate Agent. Upper Saudusky, March II), '57 , 2G-3m


ocr: Every; Description '-.Vu OF -:-:"r.: .SUCH AS , BOOKS, ' " : . . LABELS, : ' . ; CHECKS, .'HANDBILLS,'-. ' BILL-HEADS, POSTERS, CIRCULARS, " -..-- PROGRAMMES, v - B ALL-T1 OKET8, ' - ' : AND ALL KINDS OF BLANK PRINTING - HEATH AND PROMPTI.T BXECCTED AX THE PIONEER OFFICE. Feb., 5, 1857. .


ocr: FOR JUSTICES," MAYORS, SHERIFFS AND CONSTABLES. PRICE OF THE WORK, 2,50. FOR THE US-E OF JUSTICES fe IN CRIMINAL CASES, Of some twenty varieties! prepared with , care by M. Wakbex, Author of Ohio inal Law and .Forms," No Justice of Peace or Mayor wilt be without these when they once become acquainted them Price, from $1,50 to'1 $3,00 per hun dred, according to the number taken. 1LT SPECIAL NOTICE. An Act of Ohio Legislature, passed February 18th, authorizes all Justices of the Peace and May ors to purchase "Warren's Ohio Law and. Forms," out of firies collected criminal cases. ' v ' . ' The undersigned has been appointed Agent for Wyandot Couuty for the sale of Warreu'S Book and the accompanying . GEO. W. KEEN. ITCall at the Pioneer Office. - Upper Sandusky, March 5, 1857.