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ROsecrans letter declining the honor
of being beaten BY Gen. Hayes was
equal to fortY-kniyed ssussge-choppeI
in full motion on the Democracy. But
some of the hard pieces got together
and nominated Pendleton the secession
ist and his name sent death chill
through the fragments. Nov If Rose
Grams, true Democrat as he is, is bound
in conscience to repudiate Ohio De-
mocrscy, viii not all honest soldiers
who are democrats be justified in doing
likewisei
When ROsecrans was nominated, the
Messenger exclaimed, ''Oh, don't you
hear the guns a booming, boysi" There
was a noise, it is true, but not Of guns.
It was the explosion of Ohio Democ-
racy, ROsecrans was bsttering it to
fragments with his long guns from Cal
ifornis. See his letter in another
column.
NOTES ON COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CAEDI-
DATES.
1t is now asserted that if Captain
Young is elected to the office of shriff,
he will not use horses at all, in the
duties of that Office. Muleback is his
favorite mode of locomotion. He will
ride two abreast and to be equal with
his predecessors fast horse, charge
mileage for both mules and himself.
This will be profitable, and enable him
to build large brick house, at the end
of his first term, whereas it took Russell
two terms to do it in.
FINANCIAL
Irishmen will take notice that neith-
er Botefur, Haynes, nor Elderdin will
buy corporation orders, at a large dis
count until after the election.
DANIEL
And as the sun set, on the evening
before the day of the Democratic Con
vention, Daniel said to his wife and
hsndmaids, that were in his house
Behold, and hear me- am Dan,
the Democrat, who hath labored these
many years for Democracy.
Arise ye, all, early in the morning,
and prepare breakfast for Daniel, the
Democrat and next high sheriff
And the wife, and the handmaids,
and all the household, did as they
were bid.
Early in the morning, Daniel rose,
put on clean shirt and new plug
hat ate his breakfast and, arrayed in
goOdly garments, repaired to the con
gregation of the faithful-Where candi-
date we're made. But Toney, the man
who sold beer in a garden, on the Sab
bath day, was mighter than Daniel,
among the congregation, and Daniel
was not made high sheriff on that day.
Whereupon Daniel, with a great oath,
swore he was a dimicrat, and would
vote the dimmicratic ticket.
And since that day the said plug
hat and gOOdly apparel, hath not ap-
Peared in the congregation of the faith
ful-nor hath Daniel, the Seaman, been
seen.
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Pendleton Disavowed bv pemoorats

S~AA4SSSA OASabOW6o pY democrats
While highly commending the personal
qualities of Mr.. Pendleton, the Ne,o York
Stats Zsittng, strong German Democrat.
ic organ, remarks that inasmuch as, not.
withstanding his high personal qualities, the
National Convention found him an imprac.
ticable candidate for the Presidency, il is
fair subject for inquiry whether the State
Central Committee Of Ohio ought not have
come to similar conclusion in regard to his
nomination for Governor. The Stats Zeit
ing is unable to see that any very impor-
tant political changes have occurred in the
country since the election of last fall, OF
why policy which at that time, as the re-
sn,, .5ss-s.is.Ad imnPacticahla and mn.
tenable, should be any less to-day, and
while acknowledging that popular opinion
in Ohio may bs quite different from the DO
litical sentiments in New York, the Zeitllnq
believes it no less its duty to express its
astonishment at the nomination. However
capable Governor Of Ohio Mr.. Pendleton
might make if elected, he possesses neither
the means nor the strength by which the
Democrats may hope to regain power.
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W. S. FURAY, special correspondent
of the Cincinnati Gazette, was in our
city on Saturday last and remained
over Sunday. He is genial gentleman
and is favOrablg knSWn for his interest
ing letters.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

Charles G. Greene vs.. Edward L. Dickinson,
Julia s. Dickinson, John B. b. Dickinson, Rudolf
phus Dickinson, Martha Jane Dickinson, James
A. Dickinson, Henry King, Horace King, and
Margaret Dickinson:
Henry King and Horace King VIII take notice
that Charles &. Greene has filed his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of SanduslCy county, Ohio,
against them and the other defendants above
named, the substance Of which is that he pur-
chased, at delinquent tax sale. on the 18th day Of
January, A D. 1867, the following lands and tene-
ments tO-Wit:
The north part of the cast half of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter of the north
east quarter Of section number twenty-five l229
also, the east half of the south east quarter Of sec
tion sixteen 6;l also, the south hall Of the south
west quarter Of section fifteen 5l also, the north
west quarter Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty-five ,22,l all in township four a. range
thirteen (l3l
That he has paid taxes thereon since said pur-
chase, and that the taxes, interest and penalty
amount to the sum OF 81, ,537 so. That these to
gether with the other defendants are the owners of
said lands and tenements subject to said taxes,
interest and penalty. She substance of the prayer
of said petition is that said sum be declared lien
on said lands; that defendants be decreed to pay
the same and in default of such payments, SAID
lands be sold in satisfaction of said sum Of money
and costs; that they are required to answer said
petition or before the 4th day OF October next,
the will be taken as confessed against them.
]. L. GREENE,
July Is, 1869. 1884 PPHs. Atty.
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TALLOW, ETC.
DOAD NOTICE.

Q0AD NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that petition Will be
presented to the County Commissioners of SAN
dusky county, at their next session to be held In
September, A. ID. 1869, praying Tor the location of
County Road commencing at the Pike, IN Wash
ington township, and running south between the
line Of Washington and Sandusly townships, in
section No. "A Of Washington and in section No lg
Of Sandusky township, and between the Land owned
by Joseph Rigil and Roots, to intersect a county
road, the first road south Of the Pike The PRAYER
OF said petitioners is that said road shall not he
over forty feet in width.
July 2s, 1869. Sl-ss
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and successful mode OF cure, as shown BY q report
OF cases treated. a truthful adviser to the mar
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stamps or postal currency, BY addressing Dr. LA
CROlA, No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. 7. The
author may be consulted upon any Of the diseases
upon which his books treat, either personally or by
mail, and the medicines sent to any part Of the
world,
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A FnR OFFER.-R. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of
Sage's Oatarrh Remedy, which be warrants
to cure Oatarrh in all It's forms and stages.
And further, he offers $500 for a case Of
that dreedful disease that he cannot cure.
If your druggist has not yet got this rene
dy on sale, don't be put off with some worse
than worthless strong snuff, "fumigator,
or poisonous caustic salution but enclose
sixty cents to the proprietor and it will
reach you by return msil. For sale by
most druggists everywhere. 1886
MossEs INDIAN Roor PILLs.-We have
lately been shown the formula from which
these Pills are prepared, and from this oui
experience in the use of them; can honestly
pronounce them a good safe and reliable
medicine. Being entirely free from al
poisonous ingredients they can be safely
used while performing the active duties o.
life. We would advise all to use them; and
by fair trial you can see at once the bene-
fit derived from them. Use MOrse's Indian
Root Pills in all cases of BIlliOusness, Head
ache, Female Irregulations. Liver Com
plants, dc. Sold by all Dealers. 1914
In numbers there is safety, it wss upon
this principle that the formula of Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills was prepared. 1t was
not the result of one man 8 knowledge. DR.
JudsOn intending TO spend fortune in ad
vertiseing his Pills consulted the most in
telhgeut aud learned physicians of the age
and the result was production of a simple
but efficaeeous medicine the Judson' s
Mountain Herb Pills. These pills cure
Billiousness, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Indigestion, Female Irregularities, DC.
They have now been used many years by
the Public and thousands of testimonials
bear wi:Dess TO their virtues. Asa family
medicine they are unrivaled. Give the
Mountain Herb Pills trial. Sold by all
Dealers 36 "A
Messrs. P. H. Drake d Co.. proprietors Of
the Plantation Bitters, are said to be the
largest importers Of St. Oroix Rum and Ca.
lisaya Bark in America The Rum impor-
ted by this Firm is all used in the prepare
ton of their Bitters. and is manufactured
under the immedi ate supervision Of one ol
their agents, upon leased plantations on the
Island OF st. Thomas. Over nine thousand
puncheons, about one million gallons, is
used annually for their Bitters alone. The
Oalisays Bark is all imported FROM Brazil
aud is also gathered and selected by the ma.
tives, under the supervision of an agent sent
out for that purpose. The cures produced
by these Bitters are wonderful.
MAGNOLIA WATEE.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne. and sold at hall
the price.
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Geaal zopertisements.
DOAD NOTICE.

IL Notice is hereby given that petition VIII be
presented to the Commissioners of Sandusky
county, at their next session, September, 1863
praying for the alteration of a certain piece Of
County Road, in section No. q, Township No. 6,
a part Of the county road, on the south side OF
the Portage River The alteration prayed for in
the petition, is upon the lands of T. J. Suter, to-
wit: To commences about ten rods west Of said T.
j. Suffers barn, and run nearly straight course
along the bank Of the Portage River across piece
OF bottom land to the west line OF the said L. j.
Suffers land. The object OF the said alteration is
to saighten the said piece Of road and obtain bet
ter ground for said road T. J. SUTER.
3I-34pd
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The best place to buy Wall Paper is
Rs Meoulloeh's.
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New aourrtisrmrnts.


LOCK HAVEN, Pa.
MEssRs- LIPPINcorT & BAKEwELL, Pittsburgh, Pa
GENTs:-We have been using your make Of Gang
Saws in Mil, and find them in point Of quality
superior to any We have ever used. Yours, &c.
SHAW, BLANcHARD & Co.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
n REAL ESTATE
In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Sandusky county, Ohio, Will offer for sale at Pub
lc Auction, at the door Of the Court House, in
Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio, on
Tuesday, September 81, 1869,
at one o'clock p NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in the City of Fremont, County of
Sandusky and State of Ohio, to-wit;
The undivided south-haf of In-Lot No, SIS.
Appraised at SO per foot.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third cash in hand; one
third in one year. and the balance two years from
day OF sale. The deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises, with interest pay
able annually.
A. ]. BROWN, Administrator
S4-37 Of ElenOr Caldwell deceased.
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WESTERN RESERVE
NORMAL SCHOOL

V'HE TERMS of the Western Reserve Normal
4 School for the ensuing year will begin as fol-
h The Fan Term, Tuesday, August Il.
Inc winter Term, Tuesday, November 16.
The Spring Term, lIS70l Tuesday, March l.
Tuition, Eight Dollars per term, PAYABLE IN A1,-
VANCE
Board IN good families can be had at from g, 80
10 IS 80 per week. Rooms with Cook Stove fur
nlsheds can be had for self-bOarding.
FOR fUrther information respecting the school, OF
for catalogues, apply to sAAPL i. NEWMAN.
Principal. 9s-SS
Milan, o., July 9, 1869.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR

EoR ZIoN's HERALD Ito Jan. Ist, 1870. A
a nfst-elass Illustrated Religious Journal of Ii
pages. 200 Contributors; Editors. The cheaDesf
paper In the land. $3.50 year in advance. Speei-
men copies free. E. D. WINSLOW, Publisher. II
Cornhil, Boston: - -
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GEND to j. W.P. JENKs, A. NJ Middleh5ro.
OAass, Tor circular Of the Select Scientific Course
both sexes, from the ages of I2 to Is. Number of
pupils limited to so. New classes formed Sept. Is.
800 per quarter Of 10 weeks viii pay for Board Tu-
ltlon; Books, fuel and lights. Cheapest school in
the United States for its advantages
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DOR SALE.
Il One hundred and eighteen acres of excellent
land, well timbered. Forty acres improved with
good bearing orchard, log house and barn Will be
sold at $50 an acre, time payments, or S45 an acre
mostly cash. Located miles south of fremont, in
Ballville township Viii sell in two pieces so or 80
acres, as it fronts on two roads.
CAMFIELD & co.
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EOR SALE.
viii sell, on long time credit, House and
Lot containing fourteen and One-haf acres OF land
good well OF water, q young orchard OF choice
Fruit, &c. one mile north of the city of Fremont
west side of the river. Price S2750 Also, several
Lots containing from one to four acres on the
most liberal terms. For particulars call on me at
my residence. 35-mSpd THAD. BALL.
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JAEE7LOWdI n. Z.
IIPPNcOTr & BAKEwELL:-We have no trouble
with your Saws; they don't need to be lined with
paper; we put them on the Nandrsl and they 30
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform and quality unsur-
passed. Respectfully, CHAs: J. Fox.
EIPPINCOTT &s EBAKEWELL,
Manufacturers Of Circular, Mulay, Mill Gang and
Cross-Cut Saws. Chopping Axes, all shapes. Col
burns Patent Axe. shovels, Spades, and Miles
Patent covered Scoop.
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NOTICE.
i Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as 4 A.minis-
traitor with the VIII annexed Of John Stahl, late OF
scott township. DANIEL ROUSH.
Aug. Il, 1863. 34-35
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DOR SALE.
L Forty Acres of heavily timbered land in Mad
lson township 81 mile from Joe Kings Saw Mill.
For particulars enquire Of c, R, McCULLOCH,
Fremont, Ohio, S4-36pd
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ASK your Doctor or Druggist for syges
QulniDe-It equals lbitterl Quinine. Is made onll
by +. STEARNS, Chemist Detroit,
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Our County Tickat.

FoR JuDeEs OF COMMON P1EAs.-WILIIAM 4
COLLINS and CHARLES E. PENNEWELL,
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STATE TICKET.

Fqn sr4g5 szsA1ous.-HoMER EVERETT and
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DEVELOPMENT that pays, For particulars, an
Eidress s. NJ. SPENCER Co.. BrattlsbOro, vt.
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CoSslsrEsr.-For Ksnsas pspers to
cry out sgsinst the 1ndisn atrocities on
our Western frQntier.. call for the eatsr-
mination Of the Indians. and denouncs
Eastern people who say the Indians srs
not altogether to blsms: and ct the
same time. write or copy fron Eastern
papers articles abusing Col. Chivington
for doing exactly what they ask to be
done dow. Ths Indisns Chivington
killed we're peacesbls Just as the Indian
murderers west OF us are pescssble. and
had been ont on the same sort Of an ex-
petition. Such men as WyDkoop and
Tsppsn, who undertook to make the au-
thorities at Washington believe that
Custer's victories were unprovoked mas
sscres. were the very men who did the
Same thing against Chivingtou. If these
papers call Cbivington IN inhuman mur.
derer snd butcher. they have no right to
complaiA when Eastern people say the
same Of Custer. asd Icy the blame Of the
Kansas troubles on the settlers for the
two cases sre alike.
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Special Notices.
Nature Is the Great Physician.

Nature Is the Great Physician.
This ia no, admitted bv N. medical nro.
c,.',
'ess'oh' as /" iu''uame"ua' pr'hc'Pie Oh ne"""s
science. IL is wisely provided by the human
economy, that whenever anything is wrong in
the nbvs;c.I .rstcm the natural force. of IN.
.-..... :,
oouy are "'o"s". " pear 70 eapei the disease
The great aim' therefore, is to strengthen the
natural powers. This has been kept in view
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-06-24

HABITUAL CosrIvESEss OR CoSsrIpA.
TIoN.-From this affection arises many
Of the silings Of mankind. In our every
day walks Of LIE We hear people complain
Of Nervous and Sick Headache. Bilious
ness. lnoctivity of the Liver. Piles. List
lessness. Debility. Loss oF Appef;te. CAol-
&c Pains. Want of Sleep at night. and
Drowsiness through the day. Generally
the cause Of all this train of difficulties
can be traced to Costiveness or Consti.
patton Of the Bowels. and . remedy for
this complaint is what. is required; bat
among the multiplicity of csthsrtic rem
edies how shall they choose? We oil
know that most cathartics. after thorough
action on the bowels. leave them in per.
haps O worse constipaisd state than be-.
fore the remedy was taken. This. how.
ever. is not the case with Rnback's Blood
Pills. They act mildly. yet most effec-
lively. on the liver, csnsipg that org.n to
throw of The accumulated morbid matter,
leaving the stomach and bowels in q per.
fectly healthy and natural state and not
constipated.
Those flicted in this way wonli do
well. after the treatment above indicated,
to have Rohack's Stomach Bitters where
they coull take dose after each meal;
they wonla aid digestion and strengthen
the sfomach.
Sold by Th1a. C. Shreve. Druggist.
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II we mnst have an Emperor. as nur
Democratic friends insist. we cannot DO
better than follow the suggestion of the
New York Tribune:
'1f Mr.. Andrew johnson has not been
determined uron. We beg leave to recon-
mend him. After careful study Of his
character. we think we find in it many
OF the qn,liiies by which nnmber Of
monarehs have been distinguished. He
is convivial. and 40 was Alexander the
Gre,t: he is fond Of having his own wnv.
and so was Jn'ius Ce .a,; he is deridrdly
obstinate. anil SO wss George the Third;
he il somewhsf egotistical. and 80 was
Napoleon the First: he has all Of thosa
peculisrities which are considered to he
virtues in kings and vices in subjects"
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especially out Of place for the Church to
be fighting imaginary sins. while 1t hes
so many unhealthy blotchss of its own
that are perceptibls to the naked eye.
The editor Of the New Era challenges
rs to- q Bible argument Of the secrecy
quesiion-~s to sccept his Interpretation
Of the Bible. We suppose. We do no,
profess to bs very heavy ON Bible irgu-
ment. But we have enjoyed all the ad.
vantsges Of his side Of the question-ws
have had our home With those y bo join.
ed the Church under the ministry OF Fs.
ther Otterbein; we have listened to the
debates Of their General Conference We
have read the tremendous work Of thsi,
champion. Brother Lawrence; We have
perusei the columns of the Medius New
Era-still. strange to say. We arc not
convinced. There are as many. il no,
more. Scripture arguments in favor oil
secret societies ss against them. The
New Era does not even claim that the
Bible prohibits secret societies. but asks
Us 10 show lb.tit authorizes them. We
call that downright silly. The ides that
nothing must be countensnced but what
is distinctly len ttioued or recognized BY
the Bible. is more old fogy than a bell.
crowned bat smashed with . fail. The
Bible does not recognize railroads. nor
patent churns. nor pegged boots. nor pa
per collars. nor brass clocks. nor postage
stamps. nor newspapers half religions.
half political. one side printed in Belle.
vills. Illinois. and published in q town
named after one of the sacred cities OF
that Anti-Christ. Mahomet. nor ten mil
lion other things that are useful. curious.
or smusing. If is right to do only sa
ths Bible points out. please set us tn.
example. Get circumcised; hang . pad.
die to your girdle. to be used for purpo-
ses laid down to the Isrselites strap
bits Of raw-hide to the soles Of your feet.
in place Of shoes take to eating grass.
hoppers ssd hunting bes-trees, Ike thSt
old Free Mason. John the Baptist sell
all your property. and give the proceeds
to the poor. and to those who have no
visible means Of support; then start out
on foot to preach. taking neither cane.
carpet bag. nor stamps. or ride on four
legged ass. If you like it, and it works
we'll. perhaps others will fall in with you,
doctrines.
Friend. you are barking up tree.
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~ North Eastern Kansas has been
visited by tremendous showers OF rain,
within few weeks past. The one on
Saturday night. although of brief dura-
tion, was one Of the hardest that has oc-
Cured. An immense quantity of water
fell in 9 few minutes time, literally
6oo ling The streets. and rushing through
buildings and cellars. A large hole
was torn through the brick basement OF
Springer's Bakery. and considerable
damsge done.
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~ We see it stated that the Grand
Army of the Republic have made ont a
list Of men for offices. and demanded Of
the President their appointment. As the
soldiers have been amply remembered in
Grants patronage, the Grand Army OF
the Republic are beyond the bounds Of
propriety. and deserve to be snubbed.
While United States Senator is being
denounced for an onslaught upon secret
societies, secret organic alton is just as
much out of its place in getting up slate
Of officers. and demanding. as an organi-
cation. their sppoiutmsnt-especislly
when that organization has heretofore in
digusutly denied that its object was q
political one.