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4 SKIRTS 3FORs 1866

20 The GREAT Invention Of tie Age in9 II !
J. .WBRADDEYs Ntw1sRRatet tDUPLEx
ELLPTiC < lor- doublel SRFIN GYSKIiRT5
,Fhfs INVENTION consists 'cSohn sfSf id}f Duplex Tor
two) Elliptic Pure Refined Steel Springs, in
gcniously braided tightly and firmly together,
edge to edge, making fhe toug CHEST, most fl xible
elastic and durable Springs syercused. They
seldom bend or break, like the Single Spring
Skirt hat ever has dp' can beshiade.
+ The wonderful feasibility and great comfort
aud pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex
Elliptic Skirt will be experienced particularly
in all crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carriages,
Railroad Cars ,sGllurch- -PeNs, AuaAChaifs, for
Promegade andHeuse@Drgss, as Che Skirt-ean
be foldedSwhen in-use.to occupy small Erlace
as easilFsaed ceass s,,ieltlya as silk OF Muslin
D+ssi, LADY R yRav6g snioysa tBe Pleasure, Comfort
Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for single day will
never afterwards willingly dispense with their
use. For Children, MISSES and Young Ladies
they are superior toall others. ,,. 6ok
The hoops are covered with two ply. double
twisted thread and will wear twice as 4ong as
the single yarn covering which is used on all
single steel hoop skirts. The three bottom rods
on every Skirt are falsotdoube steel, and twice
OF double covered to prevent tliecoverin9 from
wearing off the rodswhen dlp aging down stairs
stone Steps, etcl 8hichgthey hrgcanstapay SUB
sea Asss h SAfn sde Sfi q s new and ylegnty sorJed
+tapts, and are the best quality in every part
giving to the weareri the most GRACEFUL and per
feet Shape possible Sarid are ehq questiohably the
lightest, most desirable, comfortable and eco
nomical skirt ever made.
VESTS BRADLEY & CARY Proprie-
tors of the Tnoention, and sole Manufacturers,
81 Chambers, 19 g. 81 Reade Streets ,Neao York
For sale in all first-class stores in this City,
and throughout the. United States and Canada
the Wnst Indiss' 7 .3HT HIIh j HIa
e35- Ihquirelfor the Duplex Elliptic ,(or dou-
ble) spring Skirt.
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McKeJlv & Grisell,

A TTORNEYs at Law: Office n McKelly's g
n Block, Second Story Upper Sandusky,
phlpo:1 1IT9ITq 81 LAI M0-I
II. ID. &c e. Sears,
A -TTY lseA TIL &1Na & CLAIMEAGFNfss.
A"~Ciaims 9forBack Pay, Bounty, and Pen
sions carefully and promptly attendedto.
OFFICE, up stairs, ,overthe First Nation
al Bank, Upper Sandusky Ohio. l3 S2c.t
Feb, 5, I664-tf - a,sI.r1s Ash lp grfts.
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A TTORNEYS AT LAW. Upper Sandusky
N Ohio. Office on Main street, in the second
1':|S. e. .sssr. ! .L!:s. 1s.sIh. / ].
April 10. 1866 - -
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OFFER b. elssserEic s@stothe citizens ofSUp-
NFper Stndusky and vicinity.
gY- Office in Becrys' Block, in the loom for
merly occupied by McKefly & I ,Gristll. 3 r.
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r. & H.2MeC Corarlick, /

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DA1NTERS, will promptly attend 10 House
L Painting, Wagon painting, Graining, Gla
zing and Cementing Brick Work. All work
done in the best manner-and upon the most
real enable terms. Shop in second story Of
Slider & Hales wagon making shop, Upper
Sandusky, Ohio.
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%, s. Assessor, 9TH Distriet. =,
sUPper Sand dasky, April 19sh, 1867 q g
ASSISTANT ASSESSORS OFFICE.

Ufr9aeSANDtsK9 sApfiI19ths 1896.
Of S9ss y Sps p2tsS nd az fs nsTsitSR Sr
by notified to call upon me at the time and
place above mentioned, nearest your place of
residence, and fgrnish, me with a~listv-o of-your
property according to1aw: A non compliance
will subject you to its penalty. Blanks VIII be
furnished upon application TO me.
ON AM qL,'As BRUNNBR,3 81
Assictant Assessor, Up. Sanddsky, o.
April 10 ,lS66.--tf.
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Dr. Il. n. MCDONNELL.

SURGEON his
/ professional services 10 the citizens of Up
per SanduskX and vicinity. Cffice south room
McConneHs Block second story,
February 7, '66.
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Drs. Cressinger cG Moody, .

DIS. CFessiNger G N00dV, = :
GURGEON DENTISTS. Office in Beery's
~ Block, over theyStore Of theBecry Brothers.
All Operations performed in the most approx
ed fr1annef ard warranted.
Upper SanduslY, O., April 10, 1866.
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A CARD TO INyALIDs.

4 CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
N America as a missionary, discovered
safe and simple remedy for the cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Cure of
Nervous Organs, and the whole train of dis
orders brought on by baneful and vicious hab-
its. Great numbers have been already cured
by this ,polle remedy. Prompted by q desire
to beiitfittile afflicted and unfortunate, will
scndthd Recipe foreprepaling andE using this
medicine, in sealed 'ellvelope,to my one.who
needs. It, fErE or CHARGE, aS1 saS , Please nclose
post paid envelope, addressed to yourself.
Address, JOSEPH It. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House
April ~, lS66.-1y. New York City.
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Clocks Excelcior Hair Restorer.

Clocks Excelcior Hair Restorer.
CLOCKS EXCELSIOR HAIR REsTORER
Is warranted to
Restore Hair if ever SO Grey,
Restore Hair if eyer so Grey
color Of Earlief Days, ALA
Color of Earlier Days.
Keeps the
Hair from Falling Of,
Hair from Falling Off.
viii surely
t-srT Ch'e allylIHmers 9f the Scalps p, ~yfE -
I'd ycuF9 allllIp2,grs i43,J, e .5t tne Scalp n II 4
- II TT Hair grow on Bald IIeads,r ~ CT =
%aA 4 HaiT grow on Bald Heads.F twEt ~
- a. When fali1g off from Disease = - - ~
- p1sndidly pc rfan1ed, and everything for dress
ng 4room that can desired Ills the only known
cssoFer ofcolor and pefe ct hair dressing combined
locateIs perftun ed 4uires washing or pfepa
aton before using If, after full trial, this does not
,rove the best Hair Restorative before the public, the
money will he refunded.
Sold by all drpggist tsyat -ene Do!lar+per bottle
DIR. TRASK Z. CLOCK, Proprietor.
.%2EE sIE {. Manchester n. H.
soldin UppeeriSahdusky by ArEEs & Bnu SAER and
F. E. SURE & CO., Wholesale Agents, Cincinnati, os
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IMPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN l---Young mer,
whose health is being ruined by involuntary emissions
al night or day. should writeat once for of DIR.
OTros LITTLE INSTRUMENTS. which never fails to cure.
Therefore giving health the debilitated body. Price
$500. descriptive circular sent by enclosing pos
tage stamp. Address DR. OTTO,
1l2S Broadway, New York.
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= -42fs. sIeaasfsoRseG. sssR ReEfeyy p q
DE>fFYSstfTxNS ND SC REGIONS. Office
L Oh Main Street, two doors North of the
Upper Sandusky, Ohio. ~.
March 20. 1SG6.-1y. sTt2&s f'-NF'fFA' a
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job Work neatly executed at the following
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Ayres & Bruner.
J. & J. Pausch.
3. L.iebentllal,
Joseph oppenheilner,

rLOTHING 4 GENTLEMEN'S FURN
" ing Store. No. 3, Beery's Block.
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Wen Put.

The Presidents wearisome iteration
of the assertion that he has done his
whole duty, suggests that there may
be possible doubt in his own mind
about it. General Grant did his
whole duty, but does not go round the
country telling every body that he
has, as though begging them to be-
lieve it. When men are thoroughly
conscious Of having done their whole
duty, they are generally satisfied to
LET their acts testify for them. We
suspect the President Is haunted by
the ghosts of his old speeches, In which
he pledged himself to put traitors on
the back seats, make treason odious,
and confine the work of reconstruction
to loyal men exclusively. He must be
conscious that his policy has not been
in accordance with his pledges. Is
this what's the matter of him m?-ICin
Com.
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The Soldiers Convention aI
Pittsburg.

The following call has been issued
for Union Soldiers and Sailors Ma
tiOnal Convention, to be held at Pitts
burg, September 25th, 1866. 1t WIS
issued by the Soldiers and Sailors Ma
tional Union at Washington:
In pursuance of resolution, passed
at meeting of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Union, held in the city of Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., on Monday evening,
August Goth, 1866, we invite all SOL
diers and sailors who have served in
the Union army or navy during the
late war for the suppression of the re-
belliOn, and who believe that treason
should be made odious and traitors
punished ; who are opposed to the res
toration of rebels to power, and to of
fering premiums for treason and
treachery, and who are in favor of the
proposed constitutional amendment,
and of continuing Congress as the law
making power of the Government, to
meet at Pittsburg, Pa, on Tuesday,
Sept. 25, 1866, at 12 o'clock NJ.
We made our argument in the field.
Signed: l.. Edwin Dudley, Mass. /;
Will A. Short, Pa; James B. Royce,
VT; VIM. Hunt, r. l.; J. G. Merrill,
Conn.,: VIM. r. Marse, N. Y; H. N.
ROBBERY, N. j.. w. c. Porter, o. II.
A. Hall, Dis. Col. ]. w. Kirksley,
Md. G. f. Capehat, w. Va: A. ].
Bennett, Texas ID. NJ. Mitten, Ind. {;
JAS S. Smith, Ill. +; S. C. Vandewater,
Mich. ID. S. Curtis, Wis. Ashbel
Ingerson, Mimi; Porter w. Pritchard,
Iowa; Chas. Barr, Mo. s. r. Har-
rington, Kansas Thos. d. Dalton,
Ky; L. G. Houck, Tenn.
Endorsements of this movement have
been received from many of the most
prominent soldiers of the nation. All
soldiers favorable to the cause, and
willing to have their names used upon
this call, are requested to address L..
Edwin Dudley, Washington, d. G.
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Religious Character Of AbPas
ham Lincoln.

Mr.. Holland has brought out Mr..
LincOln's religious character with a
distinctness that must set at rest all
cavil upon that point. He believed in
God and in His personal supervision
of the affairs of men. He believed
himself to be under His personal col
troll and guidance. The Bible was his
companion, and prayer his resort in
his greatest needs. The touching ap-
peal to his friends on leaving SpriBg-
field, came from the very depths of his
soul, and no administration of our
Government has ever been marked by
the religious tone that has marked
that of Mr.. Lincoln. We can not re-
frain from quoting single very re-
markable passage from Mr.. Hollands
biography, illustrating this point:
After Mr.. Lincoln's election, he was
conversing with Mr.. Bateman, in
Springfield, in reference to the fact
that large preponderance of tho
Springfield clergy were expected to
vote against him on account of their
pro-slavery proclivities. Mr.. Lincoln
was walking the room with small
Testament in his hand, greatly agita-
ted. Stopping at last, he said, with II
trembling voice, and h's checks wet
with tears:
81 know there is God, and he
hates injustice and slavery. see the
storm coming, and ! know FIis hand
is in it. Ii He has place and work
for me-and | think lie has, / be-
lieve l am ready. l am nothing, but
truth is everything. / know / am
right, because l know that liberty is
right, for Christ teaches it, and Christ
is God. have told them thata house
divided against itself can not stand,
and Christ and reason say the same,
and they will find it. Douglas don't
care WI her slavery is voted up or
voted down, but God cares, and hui
manity cares, and l care, and with
Gods help shall not fail. / may
not see the end, but it will come, and
1 shall be vindicated and these men
will find that they have not read their
Bibles Alright"
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Captain Bingham, now on duty in
Texas, writes from that State letter,
which cannot be read without fear and
foreboding. He predicts, as the result
of Andrew JOhnson's policy, another
civil war in that State within six
months. With very rare exceptions,
the most rabid and violent rebels have
been elected to the local and State off,
ces. Notorious leaders of rebel guer-
rilla gangs have resumed their sway,
and are striking terror into the hearts
of the loyal people. Murders are OF
too common occurrence to be remarked;
and everything points to an extermin-
alton and massacre Of Union citizens,
unless strong military protection is
extended to them by the federal gov
ernment. And this is the State the
"entire pacifcation and tranquility"
Of which was the pretext for final
proclamation of peace by that deepest
dyed Of traitors, Andrew johnson,
President of the United States. Is ii
not time for loyal men at the North to
take the matter to their hearts p
[Springfleld RePub.
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President JOhnsOn's Catechism
of an Honest Soldier.

The pettifogging character of Presi-
dent Johnson's dispatch of August 4th,
to Gen. Sheridan, asking for informa-
ton, compelled the criticism of many
readers. The comments of the Cincin-
natl Commercial upon the Presidential
dispatch, are so interesting that we
reproduce them. The Commercial
says:
1t would be difficult to find in off,
cial literature more striking contrast
than that exhibited in the second-rate
lawyer-like, falsehood-suggesting lead
ing questions of the Presidential poll
tician, and the straightforward, candid,
unprejudiced response of the soldier
In the first, the predetermination to
make case is apparent through every
line; while in the other we have an
impartial, perspicuous enumeration OF
facts, with their inevitable interpreta-
tlons, rarely equaled from the judicial
bench, and which we shall not proba.
bly, find paralleled in the past or fl.
ture documentary history of the horri.
BILE affair at New Oorleans.
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johnson as IeWasi

"It is not the men in the field who
are the greatest traitors. 1t is the
men who have encouraged them to
imperil their lives, while they them
selves have remained at home expend-
ing their means and exerting all their
power to overthrow the Government.
Hence, 1 say this: "zhe halter to in
tettige'at, influential traitors. Loud
cheers.] But to. the honest boy, the
deluded man, who has been deluded
into the rebel ranks, 1 would say, re-
turn to your allegiance, renew your
support to the Government, and be-
come good citizen; 6M the leaders
t0o,Id hang! [Great cheering.]
1 hold, too, that Wedlthy traitors
should be made to remunerdte those men
ichO hare suffered as a consequence of
their crime-Union men who have
lost their property, who have been
driven from their homes, beggars and
wanderers among strangers. - Andy
Johnson, April 3, 1865.
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On Monday while the President was
engaged in his political discussions at
Erie, the people made loud and re-
peated calls for Grant and Farragut.-
These were responded to by those pop
ular officers by merely acknowledging
the call, bowling and retiring. The
General, however, was outfanked, and
his retreat cut off by bevy of pretty
girls, who thinking shake of the
hands too formal, rushed up the steps,
and one by one saluted him with
kisses little passtime that seemed.
quite as natural to the General, and
possibly as highly relished, as was
speechmaking by his commander-ins
chief at the front of the stage.
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THE IssUE.--Hon. Benz. Eggleston,
of Cincinnati, in his recent speech ac-
cepting a nomination for reelection,
stated why the Democrats were SO
bitterly opposed to the Congressional
plan of reconstruction, which is the
Constitutional Amendment now. pend
ing before the people. We extract
from Mr. Eggleston's speech:
"Said Gov. Aiken, of South Caro-
lima, when in Washington short time
ago, when i asked him why he insist
ed on the members of his State being
admitted TO seats, and asked him If the
interests of his State were not well
taken care of "Mr. Eggleston," said
he, "there are two things you have
not done for us, and never will do.
We have hundreds and thousands OF
widows in the South, and we want to
be in Congress so as TO place our wild
ows on the pension rolls of the Unit
ed States, that they may have the
same support the widows OF your SOL
diers get. The other matter IL, that
we have contracted large debt down
South, as you have in the North, and
it is not right for us to be taxed to pay
your debt unless your taxes also go ia
pay our debt" asH
This contains the whole matter in a
nutshell. Look at it, voters Of High.
land county.
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Major Charles Hipp, gallant Ger
man soldier of the 37th o. v. l., who
lost one foot in front of Atlanta fight
ing for the Union, has been removed
from the post-office at st. Mary's be-
cause he refused to support President
Johnson. The President appointed a
Copperhead in his place. The Presi-
dent is rewarding Union men and pun
ishing traitors with vengeance pecu-
liar to himself.
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Poetry.
BETTER THAN GOLD.

Better than Grandeur, better than gold,
Than rank in titles q thousand fold,
Isa healthy body, mind at ease,
And simple pleasures that always please,
heart that can feel neighbor's woe,
And share his joys with genial glow,
With sympathies large enough to enfoId
All men as brothers, is better than gold.
Better than gold is a conscience clear,
Though tolllng for bread In an humble sphere,
Doubly blest with content aud health;
Uutrled by the lus. or cares Of wealth;
Lowly living aud lofty thought
Adorn and ennablo poor mAn's cot,
For mind and morals, in Natures plan,
Are the genuine test Of a gentleman.
Better than gold Is the sweet repose
or the sons Of toll when their lahors close;
Better than gold is the poor mans sleep;
And the balm that drops on his slnmbers deep,
Than sleeping draughtS to the downy bed
Where luxury pillows his aching head;
His simpler opiate labor deems
A shorter road to the land Of dreams.
Better than gold Is thinking mind,
That IN the realm Of books can mud
treasure surprising Australian ore,
And live with the great aud good Of yore,
The sage's lore and the poets lay,
The gloriss of empires passed away; .
The worlds great drama will thus unfold
Aud yield pleasure better than gold.
BETTER than gold is peaceful home,
Whore all the fireside charities come,
The shrine Of love, the heaven Of life,
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The following good story is again in

The following good story is again in
circulation through our exchanges
A year or two after Tyler's accession,
the President, contemplating an ex-
cursion in some direction, his son went
to order special train of cars. 1t so
happened that the Superintendent was
very strong Whig. On ."Bob's"
making known his errand, that official
bluntly informed him that his road
did not run any special train for the
President. "What," said Bob, "did
you not furnish special train for the
funeral Of General Harrison?' "Yes,"
said the Superintendent, patting Bob
on the back, sand If you'll only bring
your father here in that shape you
shall have the best train on the road. +"
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Youths Department.
Enigmas.

Enigmas.
tH.t- .rr 1.
We are composed Of Is lettora.
Our 6 3 Il IL a command.
Our Is ~ o 10 q kind OF grain.
Our l3 " Ia common noun.
Our Is Is an intsrjvctUn.
Our Is IL IL verb
Our 2 z Is q proposition.
Our IS 4 Is a kind Of bird.
Our I6 II IL n consonant.
Our whole ia the name Of young gentleman.
Marshall o. ANN AND EM.
am composed of "a letters, ..
My 5 2 q "a l2Nas a Greek philosopher.
Ny ~ Is 1872 was poet famed for his Incidence.
My II Z rs IA IL Was an English drimatist.
My II % 2l 20 IS poet and also President
Yale College.
My I 26 Is 10 IL 2l % was preceptor of AsSande
the Great.
My 10 Il q 8 90 I6 Is was an inhdel.
My % 2 10 % 10 was blind poet.
Now when You have these all together combined,
A ARentlemau's name aud address you will find.
New Vienna, D. POLLY ANrHUS.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

QUESTIONS NOT QUITE so EASY, AND
TO DE ANSWERED IN A WHISPER.
Who ran for Vice President in 1864,
on the Copperhead ticket?
George II. Pendleton.
Who was his opponent on the Union
ticket?
A. johnson.
Who was a traitor then?
Pendleton.
Where is Pendleton to-day?
With A. johnson.
Who has changed?
'Twasn't Pendleton.
Who is the traitor now?
Don't know.
Who told the rebels that there was
no power on earth that could subdue
them? -
The Democratic party of the North
Who did subdue them?
The Union soldiers in the field.
Who "accepts the situation" after
they are subdued?
The Democratic party.
Why do they "accept the situation p"
Because they have to.
Who SO strongly opposed the test
oath?
The COpperheads.
Who take it?
Copperheads. .......
Why do they take it?
Because it's unconstitutional"
DO they like it?
Ugh h!-em hard to swallow
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REcoNsrRUcTIoN IN INp1ANA.-

RECONSTRUCTION IN INDIANA.-A
johnson meeting was recently held in
the town of Danville, Indiana. After
the adjournment, they proposed to
"clean out" Danville, which was, as
they expressed it, an "abolition hole"
They accordingly marched into town,
for the purpose Of carrying out their
designs, but We're met by the loyal
men and soldiers Of the place, and in
continently kicked out of the copora-
ton. Stones, fists and pistols were
used, and the bread-and-butter scare
crows routed most completely, leaving
behind coats, hats, and various other
souvenirs as tokens OF remembrance.
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According to the Union men Of
Yorkville, the President has at last
fulfilled his celebrated promise.-
Among the resolutions passed at their
convention, recently, is the following |:
ResoIred, That Andrew johnson
''has made treason odious" by exhibit
ing a most odiOus example Of treason
to the party who elevated him to pow
er, and to the great platform ofrepub-
lican equality upon Which he was
elected.