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Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.
READ AND UNDERSTANDI The

Brandreth's vegetable Universal Pills.
READ AND UNDERSTAND! The
time will come when this medicine
BRANDRETH PILLS, will be appreciat.
ed as they ought, and deserve; it will be
well understood that DIR. Brandreth has
the strongest claims upon the public. Ii
is trie that every individual who makes a
trial of the Brandreth Pills, concede them
to be the best medicine they ever used.
They are indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake. Their value in a
climate SO cbangeable as ours cannot be
sufficiently appreciated. A free perspra-
ton is at once restored; thus they cure
colds, and consumption is prevented.
Those who have redundancy ofbile, find
them of the most essential service: and
should there be a deficiency of that impor-
tant Huid, the Brandreth Pills have an
equally beneficial effect. Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in
those regions where the DREADFUL
YELLOW FEVER was prevailing. A
few doses taken Immediately upon ihfec-
tion being received into the system, will
be almost certain to prevent any material
incon2enience. And at no stage of this
dreadful epidemic is there SO propef d med
cine as the Brandreth Pills. Let this med
cine be universally used in this disease,
AND NO LOSS OF BLOOD. ALLOWED,
and few. very few would be its victims. Sc
il is with other diseases. ASSIST Ma
TURE with this all.important medicine,
TO remove morbid humors from The blood
and do mol resort to bleeding or mercury,
and we shall have very GREAT
SCARCITY of persons afflicted with
chronic maladies. The feathered tribe
the animal lkingdom--over which we are
the lords, they are not afflicted with
Chronic Maladies; neither should we be if
it were not for our pride which occasions
them. FOLLOW NATURE. Use the
medicine which harmonizes with her,
which mildly but surely removes all i'm
purities from the blood, which strengthens
the feeble, and yet reduces those of too
full habit to a healthy standard. Let me
again say that every department of the
manufacture of Brandreth Pills isspersohal
ly superntended by me, and that every
box with my three labels upon it may. be
relied upon TO have the beneficial effect
described, il used according to The direc>
tons accompanying.
Be,oare Of Ceunteueiis.-Tbe following
are the only duly authorized Agents in
Wyandot county.
d. & w. Ayres, Upper Sandusky; Jo-
seph Shorb, little Sandusky; w. IL. Jones
81 Co. Cary town; Fl. Freet, McCntchen-
Vile, F. Bloom, Mexico; Il enry Shooman
Crawford tp.
May l, lS16-27.-4w.
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s4n .amason.--A correspondent of the
Chnrokee Advocate speaks in the follow.
ing manner of the lady of Col. Lewis,
one of the U. s. Commissioners to trea,
= with the Camaneha Indians.
"She is quite an amazon--wears a belt
and dagger-=shoots a rifle and pistol
rides well on horseback, and takes notes.
Father handsome--medium size-English
by birth--married four years--no chill.
dren. The Col svery sprightly and gen.
tlemanly in his department, and is from
Columbia, Tennessee"
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To An whom These presents shall Come.

THIS is to Certify, that we, Joshua
French, of the city Of Troy and State
of New York, and Archibald A. Davis of
Worcester, and Everett V. Otis ofthe city
Of Boston and State of Massa chusetts ,have
agreed to form limited Partnership pur-
suant to the provisions Of title Grst chapter
four, part sec ond Of the Revised Statutes
Of State of New York. That such Par>
tnership is TO be conducted under the firm
OF French and Davis. That the general
nature of the business to be transacted by
the said Partnership is the purchase and
sale of Flour, Grain, Provisions, and Mer-
chandize generally. And and also to
transact general Commission business,
with all the usual appendages. That the
said Joshua French and the said Archibald
A Davis are the general partners, and the
said Everett Otis is the specsal partner;
and tho said Everett V. Otis as such spe-
cial partner has contributed to the COM
mon stock of the said Partnership The sum
of twenty five thousand dollars in cash.
That the principal place of business of the
said Partnership is in the City Of Troy;
and that the said Partnership is to com
mence on the sixth day of January, one
Thousand eight hundred and forty six, and
terminate at the expiration Of three years
rom the date hereof.
Given nnder our hands at the city OF
Troy. the sixth day of January, one thou
sand eight hundred and forty>six.
JOSHUA FRENCH.
EVERETT V. OTIS.
ARCHIBALD A. DAVIS.
!. Let the notice required by law in the
Foregoing matter be published in the
Newspapers printed in the city of Troy
called the Daily Northern Budget, and
Daily whig. A II. SHELDON
Jan S.h, 1916. Clerk of Rensseier County
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CANTON, May 16, 1916.


DEAR SiR:-In reply to your inquiries
on yesterday, will state, briehy-that l
arrived in Texas. in the spring Of 1886,
with company of ninety>fve young men.
who were enrolled in Cincinnati With
the exception Of twenty-one Tennesseans,
the members OF the company were natives
of the northern and middle States, and but
very few of them had ever before been
further south than CINCINNATI. The com.
paDy served under my command, in various
parts of Texas, through the months of June,
July, August, September, and part of DC.
tober. In tie last named month my off
cial station was chan ged, and from that
period the company and its affairs but sell
dom came under my observation. The
company, during my command Of it, was
exposed TO all the vcisstudes CT Texian
camp life. We slept on the ground, FREE
euenry without shelter-lived en- fresh
beef, often without bread, ofanY kind for
weeks-had avery inefficient medical staff,
and a still worse conmissariat-in short
we gave the climate fair trial-and. in
all that time we had but fifteen cases Of
what might be called sickness, and only
one of them fatal.
The cases were principally diarrltea
occassioned by the bad quality of the food,
and four or FIVE of intermittent fever; all
of which, yielded readily o medical treat
ment. The man who died was in bad
health when he left Ohio, and his motive
in volunteering for Texas, was the expec-
tation of being benefited by the climate.
His disease, it appeared, was confirmed
liver complaint, and he never was able to
march after we land ed.-What might have
been the result, with proper medical treat
ment, wholesome food, and good nursing
I am unable to say.
am clearly Of opinion, that, in a well
regulated camp, with good provisions, and
a competent medical staff, a northern man
may enjoy as good health there as in Ohio.
Our Camp arrangements, in 1886, were
dependent rather on private patriotism
than on governmental regulations: and, as
matter of course, they were not very
systematic. Such is not the case in Gen.
TaYlor's camp, a this time. There, every
thing necessary 10 health and comfort IL
provided The weather is but litllo war.
mer than il is here, just now; and, with
temperance Ia ealing and drinking as
.ooJ Hoo III M, = h. op;oved fbaya ae in a n,
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Mirror Bindery.
May 9th, l646.--36-t 8.

EEAVING established Book Bindcry
hA in connection with the Democratic
Mirror Office, we are prepared to manu-
facture in the neatest style, and upon
short notice, all kinds of
COUNTY RECORDS,
Legers, and every other description Of
BLANK BOOKS,
Half and full bound, upon the most rea'
sonable terms. Periodicals and Books ol
all kinds, bound to order.
Work will be done in the best style and
at least as cheap if not cheaper than can
be produced elsewhere. All orders filled
without delay.
A general assortment of blank books
kept on hand for sale: Address, Editors
of Democratic Mirror, Sandusky City,
Ohio"
Sandusky City, April %, 1866
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LET BANKERS HEAR.

{er No State saall enter into any treat
y, alliance OF confederation; grant letters
of marque and reprisal; coin money: eni-
bills Of credit; make any thing but gold
and silver coin a tender in payment OF
debts; pass any bill of attainder; expost
facto laws or law impairing the obligation
of contracts; or G ant any title ofnob ility.
Section 10 Qfihe Constitution ofthe United
Slaies.
Ineter heard, and l hope shall nerer
hear any serious mention, Of paper car.
rency in The Stale. do verily belize thai
The greatest foes zoe haze in The 'oorld, coald
moi devise more efectual plan Of running
Vrginia.- George Washington.
am NOT bank man. Once in my life
was, and then they eheated me out Of ecery
dollar 4 placed in their hands. Harrison s
Dayton speech,
contained no power to charter banks, with
power to issue bills Of credit. ask, what
is a bank bill but bill fcredit!-.Andre,o
Jackson.
II will be in vain to1ak Of fpubic credit,
until Toe return TO The pure uamired circulas
ton Of standard gold and siiUef--John
Adams 10 Col Yard, Oct. %, 1909.
OF all the contripdnces for cheating The
taboring classes Of mankind, none haze been
more efectuaI than that tohich deiudes them
wah paper money. This is the most effect
uaI Of intentions 10 fertiiise The rich mans
field ,6iih The stoeat of the poor nlaa's brop.
Daniel Webster in The u. S. Senate, 1882.
Give the working classes an honest
government, freedom from monopoles,
and privileged classes, hard money, not
paper currency, fot their labor. and all
will be well.-Jacksan's last words 10 The
american people.
As TO the Bankers; there is bat little
difference between them and cohnterfei.
ters; If | should give any preference the
is the best, for neither of
them ever expected or intended to pay
their notes. The Banker, more bold and
daring, robs the people under cover and
pretenee oflak-the coInterfeiter, more
diffident and dunsssuming, robs the people
without Iaw.--JOhn Quincy adams.
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4 brother of Col. Cross has joined the
Louisville Guards. He is said to be a
fine looking man, and thirsts TO aveng the
death of the lamented Colonel. The
scene when lie stepped forward to join
the Guards as one of thrilling interest.
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Boarding House.

MIR. SWITZERLAND, takes this meth
A'A cd of Informing any that may desire
boarding, ten or twelve boarders will be
accommodated by calling at his house or
the Sandnsky Avenue, south of Ayres
Store. The accommodations will be pre-
pared tosuit all.
Upper SanGusky, June S, 1S46 -3e-tf
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] Court of Com
mon Pleas OF
! Wyandot OF Coun
ty, OHIO.
In Chancery.

~
William Mckenzie sen. ~ 0h,o
Jacob Ailion.
The sad defendants are hereby notified
that on the 10Th day of April, lS46, the
said complainant aled in said Court a
bill in chancery against them, the OBJ
ject and prayer of which is to subject to
the payment to the complainant as aimo>
ny, the sum of $4,000 which the said Ja-
cob Allion owes TO the said William Nc
Kenzie, jr., and to obtain an allowance
to the said complainant of the further sum
of $500, as allmony out of the estate OF
the said William Mckenzie, jr., who is
the husband Of the said complainant; and
further to obtain from the said William
Mckenzie, SEN, and Roderick Mckenzie
| discovery under oath as to who has the
possession of three promissory notes giver
| by the said Alion to the said William
Mckenzie sen. of $780, 90 each, amounting
in all to the said $4,000; and also fol
general relief.
ROWE DURFEE &c TYLER,
! SolicitorsJor Complainant.
April Is, ls46.-6w-3l.
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A uartety of Articles.

The above articles will be disposed OF
cheap in exchange for every kind of mer-
chantable prodnce at the market pIice.
Coon, Deer, Muskrat, Wild Cat, Mink
and Fox skins, will be received.
Also, Wheat. Corn, Oats, Flour, and
every thing that can be tised.
This stock consists of much more than
here enumerated, which will be sold on as
low terms as at any other establishment,
in this or adjoining towns.
II: MMERMAN.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 25. l645.-ll-tf.
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Let them be KNOWN.

We give place to the following commu,
nication from responsible gentleman Of
this city. Every person should make it
their business to let the public know who
the men are that use such language and
entertain such Tory sentiments; that they
may be marked by the public. Any indi-
vidual who would make use Of such Ian.
guage as that used below justly deserves
and should receive; if not a coat of tar
and feathers, the contempt of every citi.
zen.
For the Press.
Mr.. EDrToR:-Some days since, when
our patriotic citizens were rejoicing over
the victory of Gen. Taylor, and his gallant
little band Of men, the following express
ion was made By locker ON: THAT he
would see GEN. Taylor and his Grniy, and
the tohoie Of Texas sunk before he ,oould
give tOenty .6ue cents to save themh'" Who
think you he was2 No other than James
d. Osborn, the soul and life Of the clique
'"a' '"ie '"o ooi"So VI 'ne ""'S Pa'' II"
this county. | ain constrained to make
this statement from the fact that il has
been frequently disputed; and also, that
such men may be held up TO public gaze,
that we may know who are the friends,
and who the enemies of Our coGntry.--
The above statement can be s6bstan-
tiated by two respectable members his
own political party-but not members o!
his party as American citizens. az
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NEW CORNER.
Come to the Corner

VTvHE subscriber only desires the people
l. to give him a call and he will certain.
lypl case them in price and articles. The
New Corner is situated on the corner of
Fifth street, and fronting on the Wyan-
dot Avenue, west of Col. McCutchen's S
Store, and opposite ID. Tuttle's Paint
Shop. The stock of Groceries are the
best and freshest yet brought 10 this place
Come and examine.
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E The first newspaper published in
Virginia was established in l7s0. The
subscription was .Gly dollars a year
price for advertising, fen dollars the frs,
week, and seven dollars each subsequent
insertion. The paper was published
weekly. Good times for publishers.
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ATTENTION THE UNIvERsE!!!

ATTENTION THE UNIVERSE!!!
Kingdoms and Empires will form on the
left of General Polk's Grand Division, l.
divisions, and Wyandot County Off
GERS will take post on the right; the Gov
eminent Officers at Upper Sandusky will
form on the extreme left. and the Mechan.
les and Workingmen will take post in fhe
centre.
Attention the whole.
Wheel into line, March. Workihgamen
four PAGES 10 the front, MARCH.
CHAIRS for sale on Commission, on the
corner of Wyandot Avenlie and Fifth ST:
bv d. TUTTLE.
Upper Sandusky, Nov. 81, 1876 loft
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merous to mention.
BOOTS g. SHOES.
He also will keep on hand great sup
ply of BOOTS 81 SHOES, fhome made]
which lie can sell cheaper than any other
establishment in Upper Sandusky.
Al kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for goods.
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper Sandusky, May, IA, ls46.-35-tf'
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wyandot Avenue, VS.. Texas s. oregon.
New Grocery.

THE subscriber takes this method Of
l. info rming the people Of Wyandot and
surrou pding Counties, that he has started
Grocery in Upper Sandusky, on Wyan.
dot Avenue, right opposite J. McCutch-
ems Dry Good Store, where he will at
all times have great supply Of Groce>
ries, which will be sold as cheap as any
other establishment will or can sell, this
side of the mountains. His stock consists
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the subscri
~ Der has been appointed and Qualified
as exccutrx Of the est ate Of DR.. Dunn,
late Of Wyaudoi County deceased.
ANNA DUNN Erecuirir.
BIC cCutchenvile, May H. 1S46.-37-4*
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Freemen are fighting for our country, while
some men are at home tory-like eondemning
them
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1t is one Of the greatest humbugs ever
attempted TO be imposed upon people,
that there is not specie enough in the
world to answer all the necessary wants
ofthe community. Shut out from circu-
lation all paper, and specie vii; flow in
upon us as the tide.--.4ndre,o jackson.
Paper money-The manufactures Of
paper money has been attempted in every
form; it has been tried by individuals,
been transferred to corporations by Con.
gress engaged in by themselves, and has
signally failed in all 1t has, in general,
proyed not the handmad Of honest indus-
try and well regulated enterprise, hut the
pampored mental OF speculation, idieness
aud fraud II has corrupted men of the
highest standing; almost destroyed the
confidence of mankind i'm each other; and
darkened our criminal calender with
names that might otherwise have conferred
honor and benefit upon our conntry-Juars
tin Pan Buren,.
Henry Clay on Co'pordlions'--What is a
corporation, such as the bill contmplates!
II is a splendid association of favored in.
dividuals. taken from the mass of society
and invested with exemptions aud privi.
leges.
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Notice.

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE!!
ISKS taken daily on LIVES and
10 PROPERTY, on the most accom-.
modating terms. either on mutual or cash
plan, by the Ohio Mutual Fire Insurance
company, Columbus.
Apply to
Upper 4SandusEy.
October 22l, ls45.-7-1y.*
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ExECUTORs NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Notice jshereby given, that the subscri-
Der has been appointed and qualified as
executor on the es ate Of Joseph Stergefs
alt, late of Wyandot County. deceased:
JAMES M. CHEMBEblN.
McCupSh envilie May 4, 1s46-55-tt*
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Wheat, Oats, Corn, Potatoes, and every
thing of the kind, taken on subscription
at this office.
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Of the following:
Rio coffee, All kinds Of tobacco,
N. o. Sugar, Camphor,
Loaf Sugar, Pepper,
Y. II. Tea, Alspice,
Molaeses, Salt,
Chocolate, Fish,
Rice, Nuts,
Raisins, Ginger,
Figs, Gloves,
Starch, Cinnamon,
Candles, Wines,
Liquors, indigo,
Mustard, Bedcords,
Sulpher, Chalk ~ mason lines
Venitian red, combs Of all kinds,
Salt Petre, Vermifuge,
Caster Oil, Hair tonic,
Bears Oil, Horse powders,
Matches, Metallic polish,
Pins, Steel pens,
Soap, Writing paper,
Shot, Lead,
Powder, Caps,
Tar,
and great lot Of other articles too nu'
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But all the corporations enjoy exclusive
privilege is, the corPoTators have
privileges which no Others possesses; and il
you create fly corporations instead of
one, you have fifty privileged bodies in
stead of one--Speech Of The Hon. Henry
Clay IN The u. S. Senate, FEB, 20h 1911,
ON The recharter Of The U. S. Bank.
l sincerely believe lha: banking instiu'
lions are more dangerous than standing
armies Thomas Jefferson TO John Taylor
May 2sth 1916.
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lcopy, per annum, So
3copies, do.
s copies, do. 10
IL copies, do. 20
The money must always be sent mad
vance, free of postage.
Address SAME ID: PATTERSON &E
Co., No. % Chestnut St. Philadelphia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-08-10

'ENAkE NOTICE. iha, shall, on Thursday, Sd day
ot September, 1876 al the dwelling huuse of " IN.
Med lnl, IN the counv of Amherst, Stale o Virginia,
t,kp the drppslluils of William iX aud others aud
the Slh dav at nonh at The tavern huuCe Of
Jos. pin Ky said county and State take The dep"sl.
tious ct John VI. Price and others and "Wednesday
10Th day ot the same month"; Ia The county Of Nesm,
State OF Virginia, at the house vi Il bnon NJ. Sick.
land take the depsluns OF Robert Nj. Wright and "lh
ers, which said deposun-, when taken will be read
evidence the thai of bill Of Injunction and inter
Ieader, now depending IN the clcuu superior court OF
law and chancey, for Nelson co'n'y. in which joseph
+. Montgomery Talntti. aud you and others de-
PENDANTS. Should from any cause he sad d-pslions
not be taken the days smve named, they will Or Ia
ken on The following days each place, Sundays ex
copied. PAULlNA 5. SHELTON,
and 5. IL. SHELTON.
August w4w
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INDIAN CORN

We veceived letter from corresponlen fom which
we make the following ,slrace
From your suggestion Of planting corn thick, mad.
an experiment this year. aud result was oois
bias' planted field on the 23d aud Bah ol June.
IN inws ol 'hrre and hall lee. each way and leh tvn
stalks IN hill and the yield was seven bushels NO.
ere ihis land Mas cleared hsl year aud cultivated !,
tobacco. The cnsstlon of the corn was very h.J "
not 81 god "a coinmon even in this section of IN.
Wy a"d We are miserable arsers here II had been
planted eaily enough and well cultivated h,v. NJ
doae bot 1, would have made barrels Der aero d
rs me season had been. II Was upland and had mai =
particle Of msnure. surveyed The field and me-, ,,o,
che in sealed measure ~ N'-''N
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.lnhera Court House, July Oh, lS46.
To Edmund Penn and .Jine his u1e, ITALIAN S
Graictord and Inn, has rie. George B Payne ana
Caihdriae, has c1e Edtoard II. Jordan aud jane
hiSwye:
NOU viii please take notice. that "Wednesday
Il the l2h day ot August. 1916. al the clerks office
Ut The county cnut of AmherSi, bet ween the isHg and
setting ot HE snn Of that day shall proceed To
aud take the dispositions of George W. Christian aud
others, whuse drpsi,lons desgued To be used
6ence the Trial of certain chancery sn depending
and undetermined in The circuit superior Of law
chancery. for Amherst county, IN which suit
iaiatf, sad y'r, defendants. Attend If you thnk
proper and inIerrooale the witnesses.
Very respectfully, ynurs.
SARAH PENN BROWN,
an infant, by Hugh Brown her father
and next friend, and The same Hugh
Brown as trustee for said Sarah Penn Brown.
July l3 In
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To all ,chom Il ,sdy concern
BlE IT KNOW n. rnat |, having been duly appoini-
~ ed guardian ot NI.h Mesdor A.nrs M.ador,
J'hn +. Mcador. Mark Mrador Edward Me,dpr, Rob
eri Mead,r, Mary Meaior aud Martha Meadnr. by The
County Court oi Breckenridge in the State OF Kenuc-
by shall al the next term The Circuit Superior Cuuu
"t Law and Chancery, tr the County OF Bed ord in The
State Of Virginia movrd The said last nenliautd Couu
I" make an "'der authorizing me, as such Guardian Of
tie SAID " William Meakor, Agnes Meador jain f. Mea
don, Al1fh Mead", Edward Mead"r, Rooen Meador.
Mary Metdor aud Martha Meadpr Ia deluand re
ceve. sue r, aud remove the money and other personal
property al NY said wards from the said County OF Beds
fora, IN lne State oiNngnia. til. place of residence
"l myself aud them. In the SAID County Vi breckenridge,
IN the STATE o Kentucky.
CREED L. MEADOR, Guardian.
vi W IN. Meador, sc.
August w4w