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Duty on Salt.

Ia IS42 the whig Congress put duty
on Salt Of about 100 per cent, At this
session the whole whig vote was cast for
making salt FREE! What a change has
come o'er the spirit Of their dream. we
have heard them for two years begging for
"protection for the salt makers" and now
they turn about aud vote to make it FREE
article.-Mr. Vinton, of Ohin, deserves
great credit for his self-sacriicing vote.
He, who is deeply engaged in the Hooking
salt works, in company with Ewing " Co.,
voted for making sALTFREE. This is even
so. His name is recorded in favor of max
ing it free. Such self>saoriGcing votes
are not often given by members of Cons
gress, and we feel disposed to give him all
the credit due.--O. Press.
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Bridge Notice.

TNHE building of bridge across the.
Sandusky river, att The crossing of the,
kilbourn road, VI jill be sold aIpuhlic out,
cry, to the lowest responsible bidder at
said place. on the 9th day of July next,
at one o'clock, p NJ.
For a scedule and particulars Of said
bridge, call on the subscriber in Mel.
more.
P. ]. PRICE, 80,
Building Commiiiee.
June 22d, 1916.
RUGGiES, and all other Carriage, re-.
~ paired and painted. Sign-painting
executed 10 order and at reasonable Pri
ces at the Paint Shop".of -.--.---
:. ID. TUTTE.
Upper Saudusky, Nov. 81. loft.
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Ineuer heard, and l hope / shall neUer
hear any serions mention, IF a paper cur
rency IN the STATE. do rerify belize thai
the greatest foes ioe hare in The icortd, could
not devise a more e6ectaai plan Of running
Tirginia.- George WIashpgt0n.
1 am NOT bank man. Once in my life 1
,oas, and then they cheated me oui Of erery
dollar placed in iheir. hands Harrison 5
Dayton speech,
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Testimonials
Or THE EXTRAORDINARY EFFICACY
DIR. OSGOOD'S

INDIA CHOL A G OG u e:
In The cure Of Fever and .4gue, Chill Fe
ger, Dam6 Ague, Intermittent and Re
mWem Fevers, Liver Complaint, jam
dice. Enlargement Of the Liver. enlarge
ment Of the Spleen, and all the vdriou
firms Of
Bill LIOUS ID is z a S ES.
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NEW GROCERY!

rE7IIE subscriber takes this method of
i informing the people Of Wyandot and
surrounding counties, that he has started
a Grocery in Upper Sandusky,, on the
Wyandot Avenue, right oposite J. Nc
Cutchen's Dry Good Store, where he viii!
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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The subscriber hereby gives Notice TO
the People of Wyandol Coupiy, that he IL
prepared to Execu in good style, all
kinds Of ,,.
WE.4YLNfG,
Such as Carpets, Blankets, Table Cloths.
and every kind of Plain weaving, ia Pay
ment fur which he will take all kinds Of
Country produce Persons wanting any
Of the above named work,ip his line, are
invited to give him. trial, lie can Big
found on Findlay street, a short distance
from the post Office. Il,
AUGUSTUS FERRIS.
u. Sandusky July ID, lS46.-44-3t.
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But all The corporations enjoy exclusive
privilege ges--that is, the corporators have
privileges which no others possesses; and If
you create iify corporations instead of
one, you have City privileged bodies in-
stead of one--Speech Of The Hon. Henry
Clay the U. S. Senate, Feb, 2Dth l5ll,
on The recharter Of The U. S. Bank.
Give the working classes an honest
government, freedom from monopo!les,
and privileged classes, hard money, not
paper currency, for their labor. and all
will be well.-Jacksaa' last words 10 The
american people.
Hence the reserved rights of the State
contained no pow charter banks, with
power to issue bills of credit. ask what
is bank bill but oil credit. .4ndrep
Jackson.
1t will be in vain to talk o(pubtic credit,
Until zoe return 10 The pure unmiaed circuias
Hon Of standard gold and sHuer John
Adams.
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sEyEcA COUNTY ACADEMY.

The A cade emial year of this Institution
is divided into two terms of twenty two
weeks each. The next term will COM
mence on Monday the 17tb of August, I'M
der the snperintendence of 5. w. Shepard
A. NJ. Prin cipal and Miss Sarah J. Thayer,
Preceptress.
TCITTON
For lessons in Music, per Quarter
of ii weeks, Slo w
the classes, viz: the Latin, Greek
aud French languages and Mathe-
mates, o,Ou
the Sciences, 4,00I
the Primary branches, 800
Painting aud Drawing. (exira) SOU
JOSHUA MAYNARD, Nj. ID. Pres.
w. Z. COLE, Nj. ID. Secretary.
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The Dancers Courier must be credited
with the following parody on familiar
nursery tale.--We have had the K,o
Grande campaign in every shape, official
or o,he rw ise, but the following is too Pun
cy to be lost.
The House that Zack Built.
Fort BroDn.
This is the house that Zack built.
The Cannon.
These are the bull dogs that lay in the
house that ZAck built.
The Garrison.
These are the men ,ha, fed the dogs,
that la, N the house that Zach built.
Gen. Tayior.
This is the general as sharp as thorn,
lbat led lhe men, that fel the dogs, that
la, in the house that Zack built.
Gen. .artSia.
This is the leader that rose 10 the morn,
to meet the General as sharp as thorn,
that led ,he men, that fed the dogs, that
las in the house that Zack built.
.Ne9icans Troops.
These are The troops all lattered and
torn, that followed the leader that rose 10
the morn, to meet the general as sharp as
,hort that led the men, that fed the dogs
that Law 10 the house that Ztck ballt.
Capt Nay efMe Dragoons.
THIS is The Captain not shaven rshorn,
that charged The troops all tattered and
torn, that followed the leader that rose 10
the morn, TO meet theNgeneral as sharp as
a thorn, tha, led the men, that fed dogs,
that lay in the house that Zack built.
Gen. FrgG.
This is the prisoner all 70 rlorn, that was
taken by the captain not shaven or shorn,
that charged the troops all tattered and
torn. that followed the leader that rose III
the morn, to meet the General as sharp as
a thorn, that led the men, that fed the dogs,
that lay in the house that Zack built
ne .1WCFiCuH UlfHsy.
These are the men all weary and worn,
that abandoned the prisoner all iorlorn,
that was taken by the Capt. not shaven or
shorn. that charged tie troops all tattered
and torn. that followed the leader that
rose in the morn, to meet the general as
sharp as a thorn, that led the men, that fed
the dogs, that lay in the house that Asck
built.
The american Army.
These are Yankees, American born,
that defeated the men all weary and worn,
that abandoned the prisoner all torlorn,
that was taken by the captain not shaven |
Or shorn, that charged The troops all tat
tered aud torn, that followed The leader
that rJse in the morn, to meet the general
as sharp a thorn. that led The men, that
ed the dogs, thai lay in the house that
lack built
The Press.
This is the press with its newsman's
,orD. that told of the Yankees American
,orn, that defeated the men all weary and
worn, that abandon the prisoner all for
orn, that was taken by the captain not
haven or shorn, that charged the troops
III tattered and torn. that followed the
eader that rose in the morn, 10 meet the
.eueral as sharp as a thorn, that led the
neo, that led the dogs, that lay in the
onse that Zack built.
LET RANKERS HEAR.
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~ From the Hon. WIN. A. Fetch
err, Chief Justice Supreme Court of the
State Of Michigan, to the Agent al De.
triot.
.hnn .ArJor, Feb. 17lh, 1912.
Sir: Having had repeated opportunities
during the last year, of witnessing. the
salutary effects of DR.. Osgood's India
Cholagogue, il affords me great pleasure
to bear testimony IN its favor, as an inval-
liable remedy in cases of Fever and Agne
and Bilious Diseases generally. Many
cases have come under my observation
of persons who have suffered for years,
who have been Immediately relieved by
the use of one or two bottles of the Cho-
lagogue; and haze mol kho,on single
case where relief has mol been obtained by
ds, use.
Believing that the general use of this
medicine must be of the greatest impor
rance to all persons living in those parts
of our country, which are subject to Bill
ions Diseases, give il this general rec.
ommendAtion. Nor is the pleasure of
this act diminished, by the fact that am
personally acquainted with DR.. Osgood,
and that have the most entire confidence
in him as skilful, experienced, and jn
dicions physician.
! remain respectfully your
most obedient servant,
WIN. A FLETCHER.
ny From Hon. e. Farnsworth, Chan
celor of the State Of Michigan, to the
Agent at Detriot.
Detroit. March 80, 1912.
Sir:-I have made use of DIR. Osgood's !
India Cho!agogue, and have had opportu
mites of witnessing its salntary effects
" hen used by others. believe II most
valuabl medicine for the cure Of FeUer
md .4gue; aud also, that its proper use
vi prove most certain prerentice against
is recurrence, 10 which persons who have
been afflicted with il are liable.
Very respectfully,
Il. NSWORTH.
For sale at the Upper Sandusky Drug
Store, by
DR.. d. WATSON.
June &c, lS46.-4l-3m.
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merous TO me0tion.
BOOTS s. SHOES.
He also will keep on hand great sup
ply of BOOTS g. SHOES, [home made
WHICH lie can sell cheaper than any other
establishment in Upper Saudusky.
All kinds of country produce taken in
exchange for goods
ANTHONY YUNCKER.
Upper Sanlusky, May, IA, ls46.-35-tf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

REV. GEoEGE r. BRowN, thiversalisC
and Sunday the lst 81 I'd days Of August.
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LET BANKERS HEAR.

or No Stateshai enter into any 'r9a''
Y. alliance or confederation; grant letters
of marque and reprisal; coin money; eni-
bills Of credit make any thing but gold
and silver coin tender in payment OF
debts; pass any bill OF attainder; expost
facto law; or law impairing the obligation
of conirsctsf or ant any title ofnob iliiy.
Section l0ofthe Constitution ofthe United
StGfes'
or all the coniricances for cheating fhe
iaboring classes Of mankind, none hare been
more efeetuaI thqu that ,ohich deiudes them
.Diih paper money. This is The most effect
uai Of inuentions 10 fertiiixe The rich maas
field Uiih The sweat Of the poor n'da's broso
-+Ddniel Webster IN The ". S. Seaafs, 1882.
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What kind of fruit is best adapted to th e
taste Of melancholy young. ladies'! Pine
aPptes. Ah hSA
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PROCLAMATION (!
STILL LATER FROM THE SOUTH.
More Mexica,,s to be
Killed -!
FELLOW SOL BIERs.

SOL LDTERS.
1t has been declared BY us, and is
now announced by the Editor of the Pi.
oneer, that we have recei, ed and are still
receiving voluntary reinforcements from
the North, at Head Quarters, in Upper
Saudusky, in the shape Of
Flour, Meat, Oats, Gun FY;nts,
Meal, Fish, Ifering, Caps.
Lard, Potatoes, Crackers, Powder,
Cheese, Corn, D.apptes, Sho., Lead,
Sail, Liquors,
With these few volunteers and a few
more who will join ns as soon as possible,
we intend to charge on host OF South.
erners and Mexicans who have invaded
our premises in the characters Of
Rio Ce6ee, .Aukinds Of Tobacco,
est Y FL. Tea, Camphor, Pepper,
". o. Sugar, .4ispice, Clopes,
Loaf Sugar, Nuts Of all kinds,
.lotasses, Ginger, Cinnamon,
Rice, Chocolate, Vines, Indigo,
Rasins, Figs, Nutmegs, Aies,
Cotton Yarn, Bar Birthstone,
Oiire oil, Melee,
Castor Oil, Tictoria,
Mustard, Snuff, Principe
Turpentine, and real .Nericam
Italian Fiddle strings, Cigars.
.4sa)ttida, Sulphur.
ALSO,
| Always on hand for the accommodation
of all those who live ON the Reservation:
| Enrihen ware, Candles, Starch,
Glass Bottles, Matches, Pins,
| Tumbiers Bed cords, Sipeipen
Clothe q, hair brushes, Vriiing paper, Ink
| Thread, Razor S:ropS,
Needles, Sharing Boees,
Padiocks, Combs, Suspenders, Mimbies
Buttons, Pipes, Pencils,
Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauce,
Tomato Catsnp, H,dbards Pills,
Saddlers' 7acks, Purses & Wales,
Shoe Brushes, Backing,
aud variety of other articles, which Car
be had at all times by soldiers, at
HEAD QARTERS,
Corner Of Wuyaadot acfnue q FJhh ST.
U. SAWDUSKY, o.
ZIMMERMAN 81 Mccoy.
Commanders Of Requirements.
June 26, lS46-4l-tf.
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Boarding House,

MR. SWITZERLAND, takes this meth,
Iva cd Of informing any that may desire,
boarding, ten or twelve boarders will be
accommodated by calling Mt his house ,on' :
The Sahdusky Avenue. south Of Ayres'
Store. The accommodations will be pre-
pared tosuit all.
Upper saneusky, June 5, ls46.-3s-tf
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List of Letters

II EMAINING in the Post Office at Up
~ per Sandusky, Ohio, on the lst day Of
July, 1916, which, if not taken out before the
st day of October, next, will be forwarded
to the General Post Office as dead letters.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED, ~,
On the 18th inst, by Rev. j. Pettitt,
Mr.. PHILIP De WITT TO Miss SARAH ANN
MARTIN, both Of McCutchenvilIe.
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JOHN A. MORRISON, Recorder.

Ofice in the post Office. in Col. Huber's
row; where he may al all times be found
when not necessarily absent.
Agssl 29th, 1915.
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REV. B. HIBBARD'S
Vegetable Anti-Bilious
FAMILY PILLS.

They have proved of the greatest beneis
10 rellevipg and curing obstinate and dan
gerous diseases, where other remedies
have failed. The worst cases of Chronic
Dyspepsia, Inyeterate Costiveness. Bilious
Choiic, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Nervous
or Sick Headache, and Piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also, Liver Com.
plants of long standing, Ague, Bilious
Fever, Fever and Ague in all its forms,
Jaundice, Spasm of the muscular coat Of
the bowels, Diarrhea ,Dysentery or Bloody
Flux, Cholera, and its premoniIory symp-
toms, of which hundred cases have been
cured Mental Derangement, Nervous
Debility, Dropsical Swellings, Numb Pal.
sey, Epilepsy, Apoplexy, Pleurisy. Worms
in children or adults, Fits, IrreguIarity of
the Bow els, occasioned by teethipg or ir-
riiation, Fevers, Whooping Cough, Scarle,
Rash, Hives or Group, Eruptions Of the
Skin, &c.
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The Rev. B. ilibbard's Vegetable Anti
Bilious Pills are the best family medicine
IN the State of ONO or elsewhere. / say
they are guod because have fully Tested
them, and found them uniformly successful
in variety ol complaints. They are not
merely a medieine, but look upon them
as my DocToR. Persons that ! have re-
commended them TO say positively they
are the best family DocToR they can EN-
ploy 10 their families, in all ordinary cases.
Tie nhabitauts Of towns and cities can
little appreciate tie great importance of
such medicine in new country, but lit
tie settled, and where there is not a Doc
TOR in many miles of them, &c. &c.
MAY Sd, 1889. J. c. BROWN,
BarnesYille, Belmont Co., Ohio.
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I.have used Hibbard's Vegetable Pills,
in my practice, and ind them superior for
bilious complaints and dyspepsia. 10 any
other have made use Of When they
can be obi aimed, | would employ no other
for similar complaints.
DIR. MOSES SIIAFFER.
Wooster, Ohio, May 2, 1885.
For sale by
ZIMMERMAN tN Mccoy.
U. SapdusRy, July IL, lS46.-z4-6m.
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~ From the Hon. VIM. A. Fletch
err, Chief Justice Supreme Court of the
State Of Michigan, to the Agent al De
triOt.
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Congressional and senatorial Cenven-

Congressional and senatorial Ccnven-
tions.
The undersigned severally the C orres,
ponding Committees appointed By the last
Congressional convention, respectfully
give notice to the Democrats of the 9th
Congressional district, composed Of the
counties Of Seneca, Sandnsky, Hancock,
Crawford. Wood, Wyandot, and Ol,owa,
that the Convention, for the nomination
Of a candidate for Representative to the
Goth Congress Of the Unithed States. will
be held in TIrFrN ON FRIpAy, THE 3lst
DAY OF JULY NEXT.
The Committees also give notice TO the
Democrats OF the counties Of Seneca, San.
dusky, Crawford, and Wyandot, that a
Convention will be held, AT THE SAME
TIME AND PLACE, for the nomination of one
candidate for Senator, to represent said
counties in the Senate Of OHIO.
The committees recomend that the rep
resentation, in the number of delegates,
he adhered TO where practicable, as fixed
by former conventions. That gives to
Seneca SO delegates
Sandusky 20 :"
Wood IL I"
Otowa 5 +"
Crawford
Hancock
Wyandot
The Committees have deemed it proper
in consequence of the erection of the
county of Wyandot, to submit the repre-
sentation OF that county, as we'll as those
counties which its erection has effected
by an increase or dmunntion of their pop
ulation, {upon which the representation is
based J to the convention for apportion.
ment. (The foner representation from
Hancock was 20 delegates; Crawford 26 J
1t is searnestly hoped that the Democrats
of the several counties will respond to this
call by timely action in appointing their
delegates, and by full attendance at the
coveDtions.
The Democ, papers throughout the
district are respectfully requested TO in
sert this notice in their papers.
j.. b. OTIS, Of Sandusky.
Nj, G. WHITLEY, Of Hancock,
SAME. MYERS, OF Crawford,
JOHN BATS, Of Wood,
S. II BROWN. of Ottowa,
JOHN G. BRESLlN, ofSeneca.
June II, ls46.
Henry Ctayon Corporations is a
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Henry Cfayon Corporations What is a
corporation, such as the bill contmplates!
1t is a splendid association of favored in
diyiduals ken from the mass OF societ,
aud invested with exemptions and privi
leges.
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The Dancers Courier must be credited
with the following parody on q familiar
nursery tale.-We have had the Rio
Grande campaign in every shape, official
or otherwise, but the following is too Pun
cy to be lost.
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Doors AND skaOEs.-sO0 cases and trunks boots and
ID shoes. We have In the above quantity
BILE goods TO which receiving almost daily
comprising the largest and complete
line ever offered in this market consisting, Ia part OF the
Diowing, WIS -,.,
1000 pairs negro brogsns, all prices, sizes and qualities
or which the highest premium awarded at the la
agricultural fair Ia Marlborough Md
20 mems coarse boots water proof and common
Gentemens fine dress, water proof and corsoled boots
IN great variety 1F z. "r.r' EFrrrrr. H#E r. vi ~
Genenlen's fine dress gaen and patent leather shoes.
various patterns ..H. ~. Sri
Boys and youths boots and brogans, coarse and fine
Wonens fms morocco and leather boots shoes, and bus
kins
Ladies' black blue and bronzed CATERS and
Ladies' light and black silk and satin CATERS
Ladies' walking shoes and buskins lined with Can
Ton flannel .r. ...
Ladies' white and black and kid slippers elegant
Misses and chIdrens boots and shoes of almost every de
senpton .r. r..| .... I'll.
Ladies and gentemen's fine gum sandals and ee-
CANT article
Ladies' and gentlemen's common gum shoes. . .
Together with almost article usually found in an
extensive and welregulated establishment oil the kind.
We respectfully call the attention OF citizens
ladies' and gentlemen, 10 stock, with the thai
every effort viii be made render their dealing satisfac-
tory.
above offered Wholesale retail ON the lno.i
favorable terms. A COYLE ~ SON.
Dec R-eo2t
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BOARDING SCHOOL, for Male

PREPARATORY BOARDING SCHOOL, for Male
Children under the charge Of Miss Margaret g. Meade,
daughter of the late Richard W. Meade, of Philadelphia
aided by assistant teachers situated the Hartford road
about miles from Batim at country residence
commonly known as Mount Vincent ra."@
Children will be received in the Institution between the
ages OF four and ten. 1885,. 49,. .,... ..
lish Grammar and the udiments of History, win be the
branches chiefly taught in this institution Those children
u w sac T BE
form separate charge -.r..#. .... ~
No pocket money will be allowed in the possession of the
chdren and this rule will be enforced, for the protection
of their health and the better government Of tefr morals
All their reasonable will be supplied from the funds
Payment must be made sem-an,uaiy in advance from
this rule there can be no deviation. FIR. 4.a
year. nor retained longer than the age of fourteen and
deduction made for absence except in OF
Maternal care will be taken of all their comforts.
mrl THE TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS.
For board and instruction. including bed and bedding
washing and mendng payable hayeary in ADVANCES for
From eight to fourteen years of age .. $50 90
Latin and French, each, per annum 20 %
Music on the piano, per annum 40 90
For the use of the piano. per annum = 90
Dancing and drawing at the masters prices
inlnay fees and clothing, if supplied BY the institution
will form separate charges, varying according to the wants
Boys must come supplied with clothing for winter and
summer, with uniform Of dark grey cloth and steel
tons also tea and table spoon, fork two mblcs
il RErrnIsers-Rex A. Z Elder, Baltimore; Rev G.
6qnnsi, Brooklyn; John <: Rsadsi. ESQ, Baltimore
esq, Baltimore j; Charles H. Wndcr, esq. Washington
Lieut. Jane, Gilss, United States Navy, DO John Ken
school, Annapolis William Parrot, ESQ., Washington R.
G. Washington, do.
through the Baltimore post Office who win give all further
information required " Dec 10