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Road Notice.

rFHERE will be petition presented to
the Commissioners. OF Wyandut co a.
iy al their session, commencing on the
6rst Monday 10 December, ls4S, praying
for review aud alteration in the State
road leading from Upper Ssndlsky to
Willismstown, commencing al or near a
beaver dam. on sec,ion 23, township =
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specia Master Commissioners Sale.

pY virtue ofs Decretal Older ISSUED
A~ from the Coutt of Common Pleas oi
W, sndot county, Ohio, 10 hie directed,
W III offer for sale at Public tendus at the
door Of the Court house in Upper Sandu us
Ky, in said county, on the 2lth day OF No.
vembet next, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A. VI. aud 4 o'clock p. NJ. Of said
da,. the following lots in the Town Of
McC0tchenville, viz: Ia lots number sew
eo, Ihree, and f"ur; z. 3, and 4, and also
fractional lot number six (6) cuttsiaing
,weaiy six rode, being the same more or less
Ia the FIRST west ADDITION TO the town OF
Mct'u,chenvilie, Wyaadot. county Ohio.
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vor Of Nathan VI. Wright.
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LAW AND LAND AGENCY NOTICE.
Chester IL. Mott.

A TTORNEY a. COUNSELLOR AT
"A LAW, and Commissioner I" take the
.cknowI Judgements OF Deeds aud other 10.
struments under Seal, TO be recorded ~
fennsy wanna, will hereafter Practice in
the couniy'of w, andoi, a0d the adjoining
F. .ounties. He will also faithfully and
promptly attend TO any Land Asenc, bus,
iness entrusted TO his charge. DEEDS.
Mortgages, aud other instruments Of wri.
ang, neatly and correctly drawn. ,{as
OFFICE, Upper Sandusky. wysndeu
CO., Ohio. tsept. 81 45.
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND SARSAPARILLA A
PILLS,

DR. LIE ROY has most happily sue
= ceedsd in combining Wild CHERRY
and Sarsaparilla with other vegetable in.
gradients, so as to produce a medicine at
once tonic, and purg alive, the only perteci
discovery of the kind ever made, then
great peculiar excellence, and that WI icL
distinguishes them from all other purga.
tives is. that their operation is followed by
no reaction. Their uurivslled punt, ,ng
and purgative properties, for which The,
are indebted 20 the essence OF SarsapariI.
la, and other ingredients, being cuntroll.
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract Of Wild Cherry, they do
not strain The digestive organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as is The mode OF operation with other ca
thaItics, but on the contrary strengthen
them into action. Thus sll other puIgatIve
medicines produce more or less subse
quent costtUeness, and siuggishness efihs
gastric juice, while DIR lie koys Pulls
eaue all The machinery ofihe system, FIJI 40
i.(e aud activiiy, and the Gawtis open and
natural. Hence, writes Dr Cheesemsr
"they are the only active purgaise viii,
! can recommend with confidence, ana
without alarm; for they remove nothing
| but what ought to be removed--neither
rack, nor strain--occssIon no apathy or
debilItatIOB-and leave the bowels tree,
open, and vigorous" But the great vir.
tue DIR. lie Roys PIlls--the virtue Of
hemispberes with rapidly Almos, mir.
aculous--lies IN their; publication Of the
blood. Here they not only stand alto.
getber unrIvalled, but fill up the me ssure
Of desire. They at once arrest the for.
nation OF bad blood. by removing all i'm.
purities from the chy le, OF which the blood
It formed; and moreover keep il clean,
BY touing and strengthening The diges
ave organs, So as TO be able 10 exclude
from il all matter Of an innuiricious na-
ture; aud then they purify the blood al.
ready in circulation; and never cease op-
GRAFTON antn II is entirely free from ever,
noxious particle aud full OF health, life,
and vigor.
AGENTS.
a. j. LOOMS, Upper Sandusky; j.
SHORB & MARTIN. Little Saudusky,
Eecember ,le fe47.-l2-fy.
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Strengthening Plasters

These Plasters will be found of incal-
cu.abie bene6, IN Sure Backs and Breasts;
Oppression of the Chesl; Suiened JOINTS.
Rheunstism; chrcn Diseases of the Liv-
er, Spleen. aud Lungs, Lumbago; and in
short IN all cases where LIS advisable 10
sustain petmsneut impression on or neat
he par, affected.
The ludia Rubber Plas,ers are $" dur.
able, p, rtable, and solh, ,hs, they Can be
RULED up in Il small compass, aud sent by
mail TO any part of the Baned States
Price rs cents each, or two dollars a dog.
en-. All orders must be post paid, con.
tain remittance and be ,dericied to
A. J. LOOMS. Agent, Upper Sandusky.
Dec. 81, 1e41 --12 ".
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If The sick wish a deceased stomach re
stured, and impure blood cleansed with
out endangerng the constitution, go 10
e. K. king. Agent OF Cauion Tea Co.,
aud get box Of DR.. lie Roy's Sarsapa,
r,lla aud Wild Cherry Pills, the only sale
family medicine now in use.
Dec. 81, IS47.-l2-Iy.
Patent .Medicdte India Rubber Poruos,
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THE NO E x p EC TIE L
.H771Ued at last!

Mr., John } llar'z, who studied his pro.
fession as physician and surgeon IL
France and Germany, and has ptacticee
~ this STATE for the last IL years, has a
the man, solicitation OF his acquaiutances
permanently located 10 Upper SAndusky
aud tenders his professional services to Tie
public. lie intends to restrict his riding
I" the vicinity OF this place. Persons a, :
distance can consult him by bringing The
urine first taken IN the morning, in cleai
vial, particularly IN long standing or olc
complaints.
lie can be found at his Office, on the
Sandusky Avenue, one door north Of ID
~ w, Ayres' Store. at all tunes, excep,
when absent on professional business
Beng able to speak the French, Uerma,
and English languages, he Can coSsul'
with all.
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- in the village Of Cary, Wyandot Co.,
Ohio .on such reasonable terms that il will
be tuthe interest OF all wishing TO purchase
call and see the property. The property
consist Of one lat situated on the corner
of Paterson street, on the east side OF the
Rail Road, a large stone building for
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Us well fenced aud we'll set with shrnbery,
tiuit and Urnltnental trees, with the best
well If water east of the track. The
stand for blacksmithing is as good as can
he found in northern Ohio tor business
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mess and give place 10 some younger and
more abler bodied hands. Fur further
particulars apply to the subscriber ON the
primIses.
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Ohio, deceased.
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county, .,
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CON ERCIAL AFRAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, Oct. n-6 p. NJ.
There little better feeling in the street to-day
and most of the fances improved fraction. Govern
ent securities, however fell of in the face of mode
rate sales At the first board Treasury notes declined
y per cent and United States 6's, 1868 H Pennsylva
mia 5's advanced %; Reading Bonds, IA Morris Canal
n; Harlem, "a; and Reading Railroad, 1. All others
closed firm at prices current yesterday.
The money market is steadily softenng. 1t is not
80 difficult to make loans 1t q week ten days
since and it appears to be the general impression tha
better times are coming. Fancy stocks have, within
the past MONTH experienced very heavy PRESSURE and
prices have touched very reduced points There Is
another steamer, from Liverpool nearly due at this
port with days later intelligence. Her arrival is
anxiousy looked Tor, particularly by holders of, and
spectators in breadstus; morel decided and def
mite adyces from England relative to the harvcsts
desirable.
The Neptune Insurance Company, of Boston, have
declared semi annual dividend Of six per cent, pay
able on demand.
The Manufacturer Insurance Company, OF Boston,
have declared dividend Of three per cent.
The Housatonic Railroad Company have declsied
their sixth dividend the preferred stock Of four dol
lars per share, payable on the lat o: November.
The Fittsburg, Cincinnati and Louisville Telegraph
Company have declared quarterly dividend Of three
per cent.
Inc annexed statement exniD.ts tne gross earnings
of the Macon and Western Railroad Company for the
month of September in each Of the past two years.
MACON AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
1As, Sept.-From Freight. ....... .'''''Se3ts o.
Passengers. .s.... oeei w
Mail e. '.'''''.'''' CIV W
Iotat. ~.s'. .piS'ifo 70
1917 Sept-Total reccipts 1913 40
Increase, September ls4s. $1,000 SO
This increase Ia equal to % per cent. Ono impor-
tant feature in the business Of this company Is the
equal division In the receipts from the two principal
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Four DOllars.-1 his Is the standard price
.uay OF silk moestin Hats for the fall style Of
challenge knowing how useless it would be for
not having his aeit acmptto
with Linn Neither viii he ask any gentleman TO be at the
that examination OF his hats the frequent cause OF pleasure
customer who have the satisfaction of owing that they
bu four while other matters dema hve dollars Tor
an ferior article GENIN, 2l4 Broadway.
The PIumbe National Daguerrean Gallery,
on the III Jer broadway snd street. should be
be made by the daurreope when In the hands of
experienced artist
Unrdeemcd Pledge leme ms Winter
Wear Coa Drts and Frockcoats Paus and
are made the finest materials in the fashionable style
The price, say It yoursef Five dollar suit store,
Nassau and Beesmao streets
Z Wigs, wigs, Wtgs.-str rangers visiting the
city are the place get
At Medhurt Iards q enape where
largest The cheapest and best Of wigs af wigs
and qua y unequal cd trade supplied wholesale. Gail
and judge for yourselves, ~ Maiden lane.
Wigs ana 1U0 pces. We would advise ali
persons wishing superior wig scalp to call At Baoheor,
No. all and examine tho best assortment
In city, would inform that Mt BIS newly in
vented wigs obtained silver medal at the last fair Of the Amo
rican Institute Enough said copy the address
Diamond Pointed Gold Pens, II properly
made much cheaper quill steel We invite the
attention of buyers 70 the Rcheeu Gold Pens Fold by B.
Pens warranted to five Gold Pens red
Is IL economy TO pay five dollars for n hat
70 Boadw dealer when you purchase superior article OF
20 per cent less' Is not fact erceftbe every
that Knox whose light better aor
dollars his
siby Plain questions dear Public Answer them by
dropping in at 2s Fulton street.
less for the and comfort with which they
their beauty the mpossbty Of discovering
that they are WIS we ad.sS an VINO Ie on Rate 40
Broadway opposite the Carlton House.
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INTELLIGENCE BY TIE MAILS,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II, 1913.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. III, 1913.
scene Of not occurred last evening, in South
walk, In consequ. nee OF about $50 voters being
deprived OF their hight Of suffrage by the conduct
ri the democratic inspe ctor of the fifth ward, IN
challenging nearly every vote that was offered,
which delayed the receipt o. the votes so that at
10 o'clock, when the poll had to be closed by law.
the humble above stated were waiting their turn
at the window he Inspector was burnt in effigy.
and some Of the citizens thus DISTINGUISHED were
so exasperated that Lynch law would have been
put IN force, If they could have got hold of h,m
Another row occurred Al Richmond, the officers
OF the election having 10 fly with the ballot boxes
to protect themselves from the assault OF mob
composing branch OF the democratic party, who
had been defeated on som local question.
The result In The city and country, as far az
heard, is highly satisfactory to the Wings who
almost sure that the lr candidate for Governor has
been elected.
Alderman GAR, OF Southwark, IN attempting to
arrest voter, IN the vicinity Of his office, last
evening, had a loaded pistol snapped within loot
OF his head The weapon was not discharged,
but The villain was arrested by the alderman, and
safely lodged in prison.
Francis Smith, emf loyed on the Reading rail-
road, was killed early yesterday morning on the
re ad His ann and both legs were cut off He
was found dead on the road.
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South CarOilna Election.
CHARLIE.

CHARLESTON, October ii, 1915
The Charleston, South Carolina, election re-
suited as follows Holmes 629, Barker ,I6I
Clayton 49, Porter l,577, Leherie 1859.
Amor the members elected to the House of
Representatives., fourteen are tor Taylor, and three
for Gen Cass.
Mr. Holmes is member of the present Con-
gress.
The Legislature of this State elects electors for
Pre- sident &c
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SEVENTH DESPATCH.

SEVENTH DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IL, 4S4S.
Longstreth, the democratic candidate, for Cover
nor, has obtained 437 in Fayette county, and 1000
IN Green.
Somerset county gives Johnston, wing 1000.
,.Oge has been elected to Congress, in his
district.
EIGHTH DESPATCH.
ALBANY, Oct. IL, l848.
Bradford county gives small majority for
WIlmot, for Congress.
NINTH DESPATCH.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. ii, 1913.
In Indiana county, JOhnsoa's majority is Si3.
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CoLuMBrs, OHIO, Oct. z, IS4S.

COLUMBtS, OHIO, Oct. Z, ISEN-
Graf Excitement and Charge against Cor. Bebb,
for Gross Neglect Of Dmy and attempted Fraud,
tyuhich 10 Cheat Cas- and Butip out ofthe Eiec-
torai Vote Of ohio.
A new subject has arisen to heighten tie as,.-
riiy of the political canvass in OHIO. between -
partlzan leaders 1t Is thIs;--by a law Of Oh,
passed February Is, $50, among other mag, t
was provided, 'that the election of Presidential
electors shall be held On lh. hi. t.lgt, pos. ing
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Wing gsin.. -. 4547 as far as heard from.
Clinton county, $50 majority for Longstreth. In
ls44, rs majority for Shank. Sullivan, new
county, $50 majority for Longstreth..
There are 80 counties to be heard from, which
IN 1874 gave 1855 democratic ma GRITTY (for Co
vernon Shu"k). If they should come IN the same
now, Governor Johnston, wing, would be elected
in favor of Jchnston's election, by close vote.
Very much depends on Wilmots district and the
adjacent counties.
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II AkNU : AnEnlCAN MUsEUM.-p r. BARSUk,
- Proprietor-T Hitchcock Manager Splendid Perform.
arcs every afternoon at oclok every evening at
past seven The Manager has the pleasure
most extraordinary wonder in creation MAJOR ttengcr hold
ing the relation the famous the little
hngr does to the thumb He 10 ten old only twcnyour
inches high and weighs only thirteen pounds lie may
every morning from 10 to haEast II O'clock the afternoon
from till half past 81 and In the evening from till 10 add!
ton the has also engaged famous
Yankee Comedian the Sable Brothers. Emma Leslie vocal
st. three Highland Mammoth Boys Giant Mammoth Baby
Enormous Boa Constructor Admission whole including
Museum Performances Little Finger 20 children
served front seats. one shilling extra
TWO EXBiBITIOkS-GRAND COMBINA ZION OF HAN
ingtons Sacred Moamas of the Word and
Scrpura anpgs by Mr. Baker OF ondon each
ig about 100 feet Of canvaathe whole comprising
the most beautiful and interesting exhibitions exhibited
America The Creation Fall Of Man. Judgment Almighty
Ia Iuson from Paradise Death of Abel Evening
uge The Deuge Gods Covenant with NOAH Destruction
dom and Gomorrah Daughter Of Pharaoh Finding Moseo
Seventh Plague Destruction Of rharaohs Host Breaking
Sun 70 stand STILL Sc &cnow exhibiting light this week,
and Wednesday and saturay afternoons three
o'clock at the splendid Hail. 1876 Broadway over
Baths EANINGTONS entirely new Grand Scripturil bio
ramas Of the most magnificent Spectacle WITNESSED
Of the World and the Deuge
full instrumental accomplishments Six Days the Ceaton
eccrery and observation-disclosures the First Day Fmanen
the Second ay Dry Land Heritage and Flowers Third Day
Sun Moon and Stars Fourth Day Creation of Fish Fowl
Fifth Day Creation of Animals Sixth Day Garden Eden
Adam ard Eve With the completion Of the bors Of
on the first OF the exhibition closes Part2Grand Dor
of the Deuge Tickets rs children price, Doors
open at7-curtair rises at Soelock
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Florida Election.

RICHMOND, Oct IL p. M.
Accounts have been received from reliable
sources which state that Cabell's majority III West
Florida and Marsden couhties is 600; in Leon, SO;
and III Brown, I20.
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MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
lLa y, ha.e I...a

The Whig members in itatic.l
Districts. Members.
!. Philadelphia Co. Lewis c. Levin, (native)
2. .Pbilsdelp bia City,. Joseph Chandler
3. .Philadelp b,a Co. Henry Moore.
4. .Philade pbia Co. ....... John Robbins, Jr,
s. Delaware, Sc. John Freedley.
8. Lancaster, - ......... ThdddeuS Steuens.
9. .Berks. ................W William Strong,
10. Northampton, So. M NJ. Dimmick
IL. .Luzerpe. &c ............ Chester Butler.
13. Union, &C.. .Joseph Casey
IA. .Dsupbin, SC &C. W. Pitman,
10. Adams and York. Henry Mes.
20. Beaver and Washington, Robert Rees,
q. Allegheny. ...... Moses Hampton,
20. Erie. SO u Campbell
The only political changes in the above districts
ale the election of Henry d. Moore, (whg,) IN
place Of Charles Brown, (dem } and James Camp
bell, (whig,) in place of James Thompson, being
a wing gain OF two members.
The last delegation stood, l6 whigs,7 demo-
Gratis, and one Lative.
LEGISLATURE.
The wings and natives, hav ing probably carried
the eight members OF Assembly from Philadel phia
county. generally democratic heretofore,) the
Legislature will prob ably be whig.
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Henry H. LEEDS AUCTION gER-oIL PAINTINGS.

HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTION EER.-OIL PAINTINGS
HENRY H. LEEDS x CO, will sell at their gallery,
No. Wall street Broadway Friday morning October
H. ls o'clock, choice collection
in rc frames such as Iey with at auction In this
sale VIII te found paintings by Doughty arer and Brown Of
Iondon fine Landscape by SucOn Verpe also original
canaetto ether with others equally desirable both
and subject The greatest OF hee pictures formed GENTLE
tenon of connoseurs and others who be in of
drawing ornaments Can be Wednesday with
lopue
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CA11LE SHOW OF TIE AMERICAN INSTITUTE-TO-
~ day. at the Washington Drove Yard 4ih street. between
the 18th and 9th Avenues Admtance free The
ground by Reynolds Wearts, Ryerson Losee or Muir
lhys lines Of stages is only six cents
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ONABERNAeLE-GRAND INSrRus ENTAIL CONCERT

'TABERNAeLE-GRAND INSrRUs Entail CONCERT
The celebrated German Musical Society formerly Joseph
Guns beg respectfully inform the citizens Of New
a gers generally that their Fourth Grand Concert will
place On Friday evening the 18th which
choice Programme viii he INTRODUCED In the programme
he found the Overture to Freischuz the Overtus
graz Solo on the carionet and Pot Pourr Repub
cana composed xpes, Tor this occasion by Car Lcnhow
Leader o the 30 ey Tickets 81 Doors open
to at o'clock Agent for the company H. Reich The
above Company will gvs Grand InrumenI Concert at the
FemalN Acad my. hrooklyn Monday eve ing.
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UCT1ON NOTICE.-LARGE SALE OF ELEGANT
"A urn ture this day Mt 01 o'clock in the old church.
OF William and Frankfort Also
Table and Bed Linen and other Housekeeping articles
asplendl Rosew ood Piano Forte. &C.
TUOS. BELL. Auctioneer.