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who is Governor.

The bearing to-day has Ueeu strongly
iu favor ofCol. Weller. aud we feel strou.
ger in the faith than ever that he Is the
Governor elect OF Uhio. A lew more dir.
~ sisnders OF the Ohio State Journal, aud
one or iva. mote circulars aud addresses
from John A. Lszeil's Stale Central Com.
mi,ies, woutd have given bIm giorIous
majority. The defe.t as II Is TO the wnig
pariy IN Os,o - terrible 10 Ills oonseqnen.
ees. hurrsh tor John b. Weller ahs
Mexican killer. -Stgie.nsda .
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..TIMEIs MONEY"

And taking care Of ones health and
preventing long spells Of sickness is a
saving both Of Time and Money. Does
any one doubt it, let him do as We have
done; and when be feels unwell. and is
threatened with a serions attack of sick
hess, go at once and buy box or two OF
DR.. Bragg's Indian Queen Vegetable 81
gnf C"sted Pills, aud make free use OF
them forthwith lie will fnd in this. a
great sssing of time and iiiouey, pain and
sickness, aud a sound cons'itu ION. These
celebrated Pills are so pleasant That the
tenderest infant or daIntIesi child will not
refuse them, aud they act like a perfect
charm in cutting short Fever and Ague.
Bilious Fever, and most other diseases:
See DIR. Braggs advertisement 10 snO-
tber column. -----
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Col Jefferson Davis at home -. His speech
in This Cuy.

III his Cuys
Whatever wings persons uusequain-
ted with the lofty character OF Cor. Day,s
may have entertained in regatd tn his po.
sition towards the Dcmocra ic party 10
the pendiug political canvass, nune, now
that he has returned TO Mississippi, from
the arduous labor of the las, session uf
Congress, and boldly and frankly address
ed the people, can longer have a DOUBT.
He addressed very large meeting Of tie
people Of both parties in this city on Sat-
hrday evening last, and emphaIGaliy dc.
clsred that his vnte would be cast for
CASS aud BUTLER on the 7th of No.
vember next. All present knew the po
sitiOn Of the distinguished orator To be pc
culiar 10 itself and OF singular uellcaLy,
30 far as il related to his personal rela.
tionship to Gen. Taylor, md all could see
that II personal consideration rather than
lofty devotion to democratic principles,
would be given TO Gen. Taylor On this
occasion lie described the intimate per.
sonal relations which subsisted between
himself aud Gen. Taylor--the many Sc.
we're trials through which they had passed
his afectidn tor the man, aud his adm.
ration Of the phri,, of his character, in
language which flowed from his heart; but
all these, he said, he would throw ASIDE,
and their remembrance should forever he
extinguisbed, rather than he would sur,
render single Democratic ptlnc,ple.-
This indeed 10 the trde uobility vi pAirIa
o,ism as prevailed In the days when Ro.
man father surrendered his souilo tue &c
tors for execution, and when young man
Of Rome deliberately placed his right al IN
Ia the flames that tyraHts nigh, be. con.
vinced that his country men were un COO.
querable. Who can doubt the domocrat- :
ic success; when such Manifestations of
devotion TO the cause are made IN our
midst!
We hope soon to be able to. farhish
something like asynopsis of Col. DAVIS
speeGh;--Jackson .NississiPpian.
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MORE TEsrIMoNY.--The Charleston
Mercury publishes letter from a d stin
gUished citiz of the south, General
James Hamilton, on the subject IF the
Presidential candidates. He awards the
highest praise to General Cass, as a states.
msn aud patriot, and regards him as EN-.
II emily worthy oft sutfrages Of his coun>
uymen. lie speaks also Of Gen. Taylor
in terms o, high reg ard, and with con-
fession, thai when the latter was first an
nouDced as candidate, his sympaih,es
were entirely in his favor, but couoeives
that in qnilung his no party attitude. he
has thrown away the beat trump cards
which a candidate for the Presidency ev
er had lie 81 ates that having Withdrawn
himself fr, IN all participation in the part,
politics of the day, he feels qualified 10
judge with candor and Justice of hoth.-
Albany .arghs.
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] hereby proclaim and
make know, that the electors Of SAID
county meet at their, usual places of hold
ing elections IN their several townships,
on the FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEM
8ER next the (7,h day of said month
and then and there proceed to elect TWEEN.
ty three electors of President and Vice
President Of the United States.
Given under my hand and seal, al the
Sherlf's Office, 10 Upper Sandusky, Wy,
andot county, ONO, TINS 9Th day OF Sep.
.ember, A. ID. lS4S.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Sheriff, ". { o.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented to
the Commissioners. ofWyaudot CO an@
y at their session, commencing on the
first Monday in December, le4S, praying
for review end alteration in the State
road leading from Upper Sandusky to
Williamstown, commencing at or near a
beaver dam. on section 23, township Z
south,range 10 esst;,i o. ce a N, we.terly
direction to the section line between sec
lions % and ID; thence west on SAID sec.
tion line, near one mile, either over oI
under according to the judg cement of the
viewers, where it will leave the sectior
line and intersect the said State road
again at the most suitable point.
Oct 90 b. 1913 -2-4M
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Oar Chapman has gro,on since the election IN
Wyandot and Ohio!
FOUR. .W.AJOEITY Y Nv THE HOUSE
THE SE.N.4X,E ii TIE!

The Wings last winter, without Quorum
and in violation Of the constitution. pretend to
pass destricting law by which they intended
to disfranchise 10000 Democrats, and there
by forever keep this State in the hands of the
federal party, but the people seeing the foul
deeds that party was attempting to palm off,
they repudiated the party and went with the
Democracy to preserve and protect the con-
stitution and rights of the people. The result
ofthis election to the Democracy has proven
most glorious. Just think cf a tie in the Sem
ate and majority in the House!
Wonder if they have any Legal minds in
Clinton County?
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special Master Commissioners sale.

DY virtue Of Decretal Order issued
- from the cohrt Of Common Pleas OF
W,andot county. Ohio; to me directed, !
will offer for sale at Public ,yendue a the
door of the Couit house in Upper SaBdus-
ky, in said county, en- the 9Th dsv. OF Mo-
vember next, between the h"urs of lO o.
click A. VI. and o'clock p. NJ. Of said
da,. the tollow rig lots IN the Town Of
Nc ehepvitIe. viz: 10 lots number 'es
IN, ihtee, and fpur: r.. 3. aud A, and alag
fraclIoesl lot number SIX 10 contsinlng
twenty six rods, being the same more or !ees
IN The first west adnItIoB to the town oi
McCutchenvIlle, WyandoI county Ohio
iakcn nd levied "p"n as the Pfoper', II
Jacub Sheely, 10 satisfy said order IN ia,
vur of Nathan VI. " fight.
THOMAS BAIRD,
Special Master Commissioner in Chance
ry.
4 Oct 20,h, ls4s-2-4,. S1s1
October Is, 1919 --l-4L 81 .25
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1t must go Round!
THE WHEEL IN MOTION!!
FOR GOODA.Ni CHEAP BUGGI S
Call on w. Bearinger Il!

he buggy aud " sgon making business
branches, in Upper Sandusky, on Fifth
s,roo,, li,,lr suulh OF II. Zitnm- tm N :
Grocery, aud next door to tribolet's black
smith shop. All customers will meet with
good work, fair Accommodations and as
cheap as II can be made any where.
ALL HHEELS .4ROUN'D!
just call aud see The work II yon do not
wan, il, for il is worth looking at. H'-
Buggtes and Wagons are as neai, strong
aud lit,le he,ter than you generally ge,
IN this country.
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American Hotel,
U p p ER S Il NDt SKY ONO
w. w. BATES,

A few doors north of the Public square,
on the Sandnsky avenue, and near TO the
Receivers office, where every attention
will be paid to the Travelling public ard
others that may be pleased to TatroDize
him.
Jan. % Is47-i7f,
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FarIners!

For your own good and 10 save money
before you purchase any articles 10 the
Wagon making line, you had better cal
aud see Beariugers work. He viii give
you as much for your produce IN work a.
YOU can get any where. Every perso"
that wants TO take comfort IN this land hau
better GO aud get a Buggy.
WILLIAM BEARING Err.
U. Sandusky, Aug. l3, lS47-44tf.
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E. LOCKE, ID ID. $.

OF GIN CHM. TT,
Graduate Of he Ohio College Of Deniol
Surgery, @
WILL be in Upper Sandnsky abon,
w the 18th OF October, and will re
main ten days, al which time lie will offer
lis professional services to those fl ted
wuh premature los6 OF teeth and diseased
gums
TEETH, from one to a full sett. inser
ted Oh GuId or Silver Plate. with Clasps
or Spiral Springs or IN many cases, upon
tie priuciple ofATMO~PHERIC PRES
SURE exclusively. PIVOT TEETH
lnsegied when practicable.
DECAYlNG TEETH saved by Clean
sing aoj Filling.
TEErH EXTRACTED, but not ,Onh-
out pam,
Particular attention gwen to the regu-
ulaung al ChldrenS' Teeth.
Persons wishing nENTRlFcE aud BRUsu
rs superior qaatty. can be supplied
Families waited upon al their resi-
dences when desired, without exrs
charge,
The best Of Testimonials erhibHed .ohen
requested
Satisfaction given or no remuneration
ROOM, in ,he Upper Saod"sk, Hotel.
Upper Sandnsky Oct 9th, 1913 SO
MARTIN HEISTAND'S ESTATE
NOTICE is hereby given, thai the sub
- scrIber has been appointed and quail
fed as administrator on tie es' a n
Martin Heistand. late Of w anho, coun
~, Ohio, deceased
LEWIS LEMERT.
Ohf 1919 a.
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NOTICE.

FE,HE Subscriber rs about to retire from
Il buisness for while. All those IN.
oebted to hun by note or book aceennt.
mIll please cali at the old stand aud set.
lie lheif account, aud II Will be taken as
a great favor. JAMES MclEES.
Upper Sanduskl, Sept. 26, lo4S.
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Notice

S hereby given, that petition W i'll be
presented To the CommissioRer nf wv.
andot county. Ohio. az their mex, Decem.
rter session pra> ing fur view survey aud
lncatlGn OF county road commen cling a
the narih quarter pos Of section No. Sew.
e n eeti in tow hship one south of range
lfourtesn cas-, Tymocitee township |
lthence west on The section line s Chains
~ 'wenty five links TO post: thence south
h'rty me and talf degrees west thirty
eight. cliains and fihy six links to a post;
| thence south twenty two degrees west
eight chains and 6ty l0ks to a post on
the east and west center line of section
seventeen in the aforesaid township;
hence west on the said center line
| h,ough SAID section seventeen and partly
| lhruugh section eighteen in said tow nshl .
to post north Of j. Il. Torry's mil;
thence south sixty niue degrees west FIVE
chains and seventy links to pust; thence
sou 6fty two degrees west twelve chains
and eighty nine links to a hickory tree:
hence south twenty seven degrees ives,
II chains and 'higt, links To a p, St; ther ce
south xix degrees west. one chain anti
fort, seven links 10 dead Beech; thence
south fifteen and one half degrees east
four chains eight, Iiik, to a post: thence
south forty aud une half degrees wesI
three chains To post; thence souih sew.
en'y five degrees west twenty cha ms and
in, ines 20 pns'; thence south fort, one
and one quarter degrees west ten chains
aud eigh', five links 10 a whltA ash ;thenc-
south forty seven and one half degrees
west two CHAINS 10 Buckeye; thence
south fifth nine and one haf degrees wes'
eleven chains and seven links 10 pos
thence srn'h eighty seven degrees wes'
foru obe chains TO the road leading from
Carev TO T,m,chiee
u Sandusky, o., Sept. 4,h l84S. d
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Ofce at Upper
Sandusky Oct. LIST, lS48
Anderson VIM. Ketch Thomas
Augnr,ght Christo-Lewis e l.
pher Lowery Robert
| Bard Benjamin Monroe Charles
| Bartlett b MIr,sJ H
Boyed James Mafel VIM
Brown Ednah Matson or Baldridge
Brady lohn w McCnrdy- Thomas
| Brewer PARIS e Nelson q
Culver James Neil Edward
Cover Joseph PIckeral Jonathan
Crawford L Palmer Charles
Collver Amos Philips Mr.
Cline George Richman George
Crangle Chs Robinson Catharine
Crangle e. Bailey A
Dahmer James Roblson Thomas
Eres,ine Eliza Riddles Robert
Eoy jacob Rogers A
EId,adge Harvey Read Mrs,
eastwood Abe Smaly A z
Elklns e B Smllh Daniel
Fernbaugh John Smith Thomas
Faup John + SIocumh Amos
Farntl or aSey 3 rasbur, Samuel
Green John oaPp joseph
Gihsun David Sohindler l.
Hastings John Shaneberger Freder
Hal VIM } ick
itenr, Samuel Slmcux Minerva
Hall Or5n T"'b George
iilll Henry Tucker Nathaniel
Hubs Eli Williams Berj
Horn Join Warner Jonathan
Harb + Williams Miss e
Hive " Wolf Amos
llarne, Elzaheth Wells kD
liur er Alnary White Phebe
ingrahan Edward Wech john
jackson James Virgin Nancy
Johnson John WalterJ y
r Iaus F, ed Willard Lewis
Kramer VIM Wolf q, dlieb
/, Persons calling for the aboAe letters wi
please say advertised.
r JOSIAH SMITH p. NJ.
r Oct. ls,, lS48-3w. "a
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Road Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given, that a peti
~ ton will be presented to the .r'ommis-
sitners Of Wyaudot County, a, their ses-
sion. Commencing on the e st Monday OF
December, A. ID. 1S4S, praying for a
County road. TO be located, &c, as fol.
lows, TO wit: commencing al ne pom
where he Kilborn road now lutersect
the o d travelled road from Upper Sandus
ky 80 I,moch,ee, and TO run 'hence south
Al an 'ngle Of about 42A degrees wesi
and terminating al The point Of iniersecs
lion with the county road fro IN Upper San.
dusky to Tymochtee.
Daied Oct 1S46.--2-4t
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ESTATE OF DAVID MEARS, DE-
CEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the SUBJ
scrlber has been appointed and quail,
h"r oS atministratrix, on the Estate oil
Tavil Mears, tate of Wysndot county
OL. deceased.
VELERA MEARS.
October. 4'h 134S.-2-4t.
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REMOH.AL.
s A ID D l. r. A N ID Fl A II N T. s S
MANDATORY !.


FENHE SUBSCRIBER would rtspecttul-
a ~ Ihlorm the Cltlzens II Upper SAN
dusky snd v,cIniy, thai he has removed
nls Saddle and Harness Establishment
ote door south Of ihe County Jail, on San
dusky Avenue, where he Is now prepared
10 carry on the
SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
la all It's various branches; aud that he
irtends TO spare no pains IN making his
work Of the best materials aud in the
nesiest manner possible, he therefore
hopes tina those wishing to purchase will
not forget to give hun IA call ami exam
lne his stock aud prices, before purchas
ing elsewhere
PRODUCE, OF ALL KINDS, taken in
pay hent Tor work, such as Wheat. Rye,
Corn, Buck wheat, Sugar, }ees.wax, Tai
low, and the highest prices paid for hides
and skins.
A CA R D.
He would respecluii, return his thanks
to nIs numerous customers Tor their very
liberal patronage, aud respectfully sulic'
II Continuance Of the same.
WILLIAM BEALS.
Upper Sendusk, Aug. r. l8iS.-49-,f
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NICHOLAS REAMS ESTATE.
NsOifLE is hereby gwen, that the sub,
~ seiIber has been appointed and quail
l6ed as admnlsl ralor un the Estate Of
Nicholas Resm, late Of Wiaudoi county,
deceased. --f.
.e HENRY RRAM.
Sept. l,.h fsiS.--:6-3t
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GOOD STORE
HITS and C.APS

A large assortment of the latest style
of Fur, Silk, Buena Vista, and Houston
Hats; Fur. Cloth aud Plush Gaps, for me u
and huNs.
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4 Proclaimed at Last !

The subscribe, has attached to his Buggy
shop, Blacksm,lhing establishment, and
Is now prepared to turn out Wagons and
Buegies. ready 10 hitch 10 and roll right
along Now is the time to purchase while
prices are down.
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MCCutChen g. Anderson

Are nov opening a large stock Of FALL
and WINTER GOODS, carefully selec.
ted From the latest import and man
ufac,ured articles. The stock win con
siss Of every article usaully keep in dry
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Ofce at Upper
Sandusky Oct. LIST, lS48
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-10-20
BOOTS AND SHOES,

The larges, lot OF Boots aud shoes eve,
brongh, to this place, Comprising a gene
raj assortment Tor men, omen and chi d
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LIGETI-LIGHT!


COMMITTING NEW and just the thing for every family
= requiring Light and cheap 100 tRat every enc men
and moor can buy il, Il neat CAN DIES IL ~ max
i1c and wckng its own Candies out OF IaOw, Lard or
auy Grease that will burn By simply turning the bottom
the CaudlestIck u beautiful, hard, smooth CANDLE Is
forced Of the top, and al any desired Iehg you WISH
tIOm one inch &c two ieet IN height ..t-. 49,.
Il is neat and simple as a common CaEdlestck COnse
quenty may Bemanaged by I child. .,
By means OF this you convert al yOlT refuse gte
mia and thus obtain light from O3 cents week
The wick dry and smooth, TINS no vibration or uCkef-
ing OF the flame, but burns ike sperm candle. ,
The wick may be changed without at Gil disturbing Le
candle if too large put in a small one; or too small,
5You coil in the bottom of the candlcma&er or candle
stick wick sufficient last five weeks, Wheie II re-
mains ont OF sight and out of the way. m
GYOu may keep your candle at the same heght all the
time for ten years-Go stumpS or pieces LETT
Requires repeHshng with grease or alloW once week
No splitting of grease if falls turns but as neat
" and clearly any lady could desire.
Es9 1t cannot get out OF order =,
TO- In proof Of their superiority utility ana neatness t
immense number sold sufficient. The price IS uniform and
the same all over the United States and the article requires
only 10 be seen to convince the most nceduOus OF the lore
Going facts Nc family will be without them who can scape
together the small price asked.
With small capital active business man can make a
quick and profitable operation by purchasing the monopoly
and selling this article in territory where It has not yet been
sold Persons who desire embark in neat pleasant and
highly lucrative business invited 10 call at our office,
No IS PERIDO Street, North side, between ST. Charles
and Carondeet Streets New Orleans.
The MONOPOLY OF the city OF New Orleans, and States o.
sale OF this article offered and Eaeas wall be received
for the manufacturing the city - &sw Orleans, for the
'%ihS # II. T. MYERS & co.
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HARDWARE, sc.

R. W. MONTGOMERY, IL Charrres street,
NEW ORLEANS.
AS on hand very complete stock OF Goods IN his "a
line H. addition his usual extensive asSOTt- gJ
ment of Birmingham, Sheffield and Domestic HA RID EAA
WARE and CUTLERY his stock Of heavy goods iStD
very complete embracing among numerOusCtner aFlces-
2G0O boxes Tin Plates AK POntpOO land other brands
also Block Tin Spelter Zinc, etc;
10 600 lbs Iron Ware, assorted, all sizes o..
$50 tons Iron assorted Swedes, American and English
assorted fiat, round, square, plough, plate, hoops
band and Sheet Steel, al kinds
200 dozen genuine Collins y Co : light and heavy Axes;
1900 kegs genuine Weymouth Nails assorted all sizes;
200 tons Hollow Ware, Castings assorted pots ovens Spl'
ders, skillets, fine dogs, etc; French pots
500 coils Manila Rope, assorted, all sizes;
300 casks Ok, Log and Trace Chains; r. !,
Together with WhuemOre's Cotton and wool CARDS
Wilson's Coffee Mills; Ames, Hollands and other makers
Spades and ShOyes wire and hair Selves Hoes OF all kinds;
Anvils, Vices and Smiths Hammers and Bellows; I'm
Ware Mill Gross cut and Pit Saws horse and mule Collars
and Hames Straw cutters Com shelters and Com NILS
Kings PlOughs Nos /, 2, and 4; Paper, all Kinds
Spirits Turpenne and White Lead; Paints, all KINDS NM
and Grind Stones Mill Irons Boiling CIeths all numbers
Shot Sheet and Bar Lead; Stock Kettles; Bark Mllls
Also
2ON0 gallons Sperm Oil and , -.
5000 do Winter strained and Bleached Whale Oil
His stock of Cutlery surpassed. Buyers are invited 10
avainips before puTcha sing eIssw here. Iy5 3m