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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-07
RELIGIOUS INTELLIaENcE.



! At tho Churca OF the Reformation protestant
EpiscopaD IN Fttieth street. Rev. Abbott Brown Will
hold services at a quarter to eleven A. M. and q
| quarter to eight 10 the evening.
Bishop Snow will preach III the University, wash
ingron square, this afternoon, at three O'CLOCK on
'The Gathering Of Israel TO Jerusalem"
| At the Everett Rooms Mr. N. Franz White will
speak before the Society Of Progressive Spritualsts
a. hall-pasr ten A. NJ. ana half-past seven p. Nj.
| Rev. DR.. verren viii preach this morning at
hafpast ten O'Clock, In tho French Church du st.
! Esprit.
series of discourses on "The FamlIyn will be
preached on Sunday mornings in tho Spring street
Presbyterian church, near yarick street. py William
Alkman, d. d. Topic to-day, Husbands and
Wives; Mutual DutIesn
Services Will be held in the Forty second street
Presbyterian church. by the Rev. DR.. Scott at half
past ten O'Clock A. NJ. and ha-past seven O'Clock p.
| NJ. Evening subject, "Ihe Sixth Commandment"
| At John Street Methodist Episcopal church, Rev.
Dr.. Crazy, OF st. LOUIS, No. viii preach at past
ten o'clock A. NJ, and the pastor, Rev. William p
CorDit ut seven 4. NJ.
The Church OF the Puritans win attend divine ser
vice to-day in Apollo Hail. corner OF Twenty-eght
street and Broadway. Preaching By the Rev. DIR.
Cnceyer at halfpast ten O'Clock, "The Necessity
OF an Infalble Divine Reveation.n
Row. George Hepworth will preach In the Church
of the Messiah, Park avenue this morning and even
Ing Subject In the morning, "True Ideas OF Pun.
ishment Here and Hereafter
The Rev. Dr.. r. S. Foster breaches to .day In Sc.
Luke's Methodist Episcopal church, Forty-second
street sixth avenue at half past ten A. M and
at basf-past seven L. M.
AT the Murray Hill Baptist chapel, Lexington ave-
enue near Thlrty-seventh street, preaching at half
past ten A. NJ. by Rev. L. G. Sheldrake aud at seven
p ID. by Rev. s. A. Corey, D. d.
The Rev. Charles e. Cheney, OF Chicago, will
preach In the Church OF the Holy Trinity Madison
avenue and Forty-second street, this afternoon at
three O'Clock.
AT the Evangelical Lutheran Church OF the Holy
Trinity Twenty first street. between Fifth and sixth
avenues, the Rev. Henry 5. Smlds win preach this
mornng, at hair past ten O'Clock, and the Rev. DR..
Philip Sehafr at hat past seven in the evening.
At the Church OF The Roy Trinity, Madison ave-
nue. and Fory-second street, "a Special Service OF
Songn viii be held this evening. The Rev. Stephen
Il. Tying Jr, will preach.
The Free Chapel OF st. Chrysostom, corner Seventh
avenue and Thirty-ninth street, although not yet
ready for conservation, will be opened for divine
vice this morning, at hafpast ten O'Clock The rec
tor OF tho parish will oiciate and preach and the
holy communion VIII be celebrated. At hafpast
three O'Clock IN the afternoon the Rev. Benjamin l.
Knight. ID. d., Will preach and at halfpast seven
O'Clock IN the evening, the Rev. 9. q. Swope d. D.,
will deliver a sermon.
J. T. Williams viii lecture at Cooper Institute at
Swedenborsian Solution Of the Phenomena OF Mod
.,.t,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

WASHINGTON. March 19-Nava advices state that
the Turoa CommAnderW W. Queen and the KeaTsage comman
der j.
lAHhe sdoadroh aBd will Cuba
Teonderog her
the
fosnoab which len Ee YoTk The 2d Of January las, Orders
have
NeuYoFi The Dale At ROok will he fitted practice
the Naval Academy The. Poraouth ComApdsr seInnes
fpDcha. hadfiTa, Peb W. On her Rio Three Of her
we're drowned on s 18Th Of that month Punhh Thomas
DsvH Thomas Wallace. Abd George A. Burpltm. The
beies sss recovered aud buried 10 the English cemetery
Abed Ewing seaman Of The dsnTerouy injured by
fsng from the yHdarm The Shenandoah oEpecd Bosto
the AEatc Squadron the Proe wsy home from the
Euivpesn bqnhton and the SwataTA
station The Powhs.s the present agshp Of tine soa Pacific
has been ordered 10 Newton.
Turner proceed Sen Francisco ofihe
Agasdrob and vii hGst h Tag the Pe1seo
saguaw TO be iad At Mare IslsBd The MohoDgo h
70 be su Ssliad tor The Independence at Mare Island
Teerg bp the Independence will be up ION
BeUdsley and PsJmAster Edward
Engtnse d. Tie
ouisnsbsas and Hutton the Atoostooi Csot ~ m "a c.Li,s
odsrsd havs rendezvous and
Geo H. Perkins to on nee dnt he Boston Ea,yY Chief Bn
gussf william Roberts Ad ThI Aalsni KDFneer chaIss BsJ
hss
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
LATEST SNIP NEVIS
Arrived,


Steamship Empire. Pnee. AeIIadda. mi's. and nA'i
Ship Fresdom Bradley London and Portsmouth Jan H.
BaTk ST Giovanni. Dearlnn, Trieste. 20 daYl barcJ.
Bark CobeelunA, Salvatore. Palermo % DAYS, fruit
Bark Caroline, Davis, Rio Grauds do Sal 70 days A!iei
Ia Aeolus, Msbsftd Liverpool ~ daTs. m1te.
Bsrt Grace, Bogart. Carbd Jan n, railroad ifoa
Bark Alliance Larsen, Liverpool a. days, salt
Barb MArv NJ. Bird, PAokhri Rotterdam o. daTa mise
Brig g. Matthews Lnlt Providence.
AlAfetia Rntherfori, Cahaueu III DAYS sugar
Paragon, Shute Portihat days lgm1r-
sehr Henry Rus WhineT Ees-Orsus - daTs nauou
sohr. Wm. T. Sergeant Henderson, NHsialA
Behr. Free Wind, frthre, KltshethpoTt
schr. Neptunes BrIis. Bogarl Charleston for Boston
Sehr. william Oatbouss. kngsto.. Jan, ~ iiy logsOJi
tcHODSsKs-klTKR CoisrNtss
II DAILY. New London. Sarah Alb, Providence
O. G. Acken Stamford. Eey, fall River -
Jos Ros, Taunion Jas Canuibgham. Heu.Loatoa
Sophie Ann NeV.Lordon. Mary Lsrcis, Eev.llarru.
james Parker, PtStuekct j. 81 Freeman. FANlucket
Orlando POchester Ous, New bcdod
Stephen Natsnsa eSBedioTl Sarah Boaflhau NtFHar'h
Chase RoeksBd. John ". Bell. Stanugion.
J. \ Page Northport ResiiBg Railroad No ~ SorrIk
ID. r. Nilets stOnLg'oh. sarah LaTerue NtUtb, H.
Union Roekland. Ltpls David. NeW.Iisysa
james Bayis. Newport Benl Butler, WEXFORD
Liberty. New Haven. S. a y. Small hachiAs
maria Westerly, X l. a Iue, hetip0iL
Delaware, ROctSBd j. ffies. Boston.
Julia A. Barker, Nsw.IIaten. ChAA A. 0rsEsr Pfovls8e.
BELOW.
Brig Iofant, from Madras
SAILED.
Steamships Celia, for London; Britannia. fpt Gi,gor
DOMESTIC PORTS.
MoSRoE. Va March 0Salsd. brig P0omse. Tor Bal
Passed Chattauaga for Porto koo hDnsuo for
Es,sssa; schr. Peerless Tor West ladies'
CBAHL March l9AThyed steamship James Aigsr, hsu'
YCs 'shr Mar. s Sr @ nses'B ~ .lr. cs.n.. c.rron r o,,
sy Adsm. fo Pfoydence, Maid Queen star om NcvpoH Lucy
a. is fron Westerly Sailed Ich john Z. hIi Tor hswlorE
A. A. Rowe for Georges Bhnk
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

BURGLAR-P PRooF, while the inefliciency of the
genersy admitted sbd the public divided between the
vigilance committee and benefit Of
wonder that citizens do generally seek such aid
might derived friend HoLNks No. 20i
He will the doors windows of building either dwelling
shop bank with bell that will watch when ygsbt
committees sleep aud viii awaken policeman Of To, depes, Md
Every
moderate IPeDte- Journal Of Commerce, Feb a.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
= OFFICERS.
EDMUND c. FISHER, President.
7 r. CHURCH Jr Secretary JAMES GoPSlLL. vi.-rrsa
= OFFICERS.

EDMUND G. FISHER, Preslutnt.
b. CHURCH Jr, Secretary JAMES GoPSlLI. vi'"rrsa
DIRECTOR5T
EDMUND c. FISHER. PrssiA~sI
poRRRT L. KENNEDY Prendent Bauk Of Commerce NeWforf
Hon w A. ERwELL Ia Governor OF NswJsuey, Allentown,
HENRY h ALEXANDER, Me- 20 Exchange place. Esw-iorE.
JANIS HALSTBD Prest Am Fire Ins Co.. No. B WAIL MY
JAMES GoPsILL, Rr Mayor Of Jersey-Cty
H. p VAIL, Cashier Bsnk Of Comaeree, NewYork
JOHN W. sCHASCK, Merchant, Jersey City.
SIDNEY r. MORSE. Jr, No 81 Park.Row.
SAMUEL COLGATE. Colgate Co. No. IS Johnst, New York
SAMUEL BORR0wB, No II Broadway, New.Yofk
PRTBR McMkRTIH, No l6s Finh.aV Nrw.York
FRANCIS ROBINSON Pet spug NJ Coal Co., Ill Broad" y
BENIN wALcoTT Prest Hanover Fire lua Co. Is Wast MY
A O. AGNRw Patton 4 CO.. No 3n Broadway, New.York
BLAKRLY WILSON President Second National Bank Jersey City
LIBERAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTS.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
ilnnOunesmsnu

"RIcH READING for "Self-ma Men !"
Life; Whom Great Men Many Mans Power
Deaths Womeus Faces and How Read them Lips
cheetS Gins ComPlerOn Affection: Temper Bm0toB, etc See
March Jous Only 30 cents - year.
Address s. r. WsLLs No. $50 b. dsGy.RY
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

SPECIAL NOTICE TO HOUsEKEEPERs.-Th
durable handle sold by all dealers
sry IL the United and utde exclusively b. the
NEKIDKS CUTLERY Co. Eosl5 Beelnsn-st. n y
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

For GENTS STYLISH HATS,
Go TO YAiLs.
No ln Fulton 81, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

EsPENsCHFIDs SPRING STYLE OF GENTLE
EASs HITsFcr OF materials elegance OF 6Eh aud dur
billy sy be surpassed Try them at No lls HsssAul
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

SoUIRE g. LANDER, No. 81 FultOn-st New
Il reliable WITcHEs fne
RLR SILVER WAKE Diamonds specially
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
NAVAL INTETJIGFNCE.

SUNDAY-SCHOoL BOoKs.-BROUGHToR g. W.
BAN No - Bible House keep the largest s0d best ssssnsst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

To prevent your Boots from cracking, always
dre with NAsoTs BLAoKSG.
JANIS MASON Co.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

Few who have ever tried the AMERICAN
Borss BosTos tempted pattern any
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
SAVED 10 WORKING HEN.
WEALTH FOR ALL
FEVER AND AGUE CURED

FOR FIFTY CGNl -
Tberoi, not remedial sgeui this worll that will eurs
FEVER AND AGUB,
Ard Al, other Ha.ous Bilious Scarlet Typhoid Yellow ard other
Fev.s ed sometimes with Railways Pls RADWAfs kEADi
RELIEF.
Millions Of people throughout the World know how quick viii eue
a. ordtsry complaints; for in all diseases where PAIN, lNFLAMNA'
TIoN or CONGESTION present It's effects instantaneous Bat
In Fever and Aga. Aas ChOra Yellow these diseases
exhibited In the tropics,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
b.. proved nfbe will Srbe feve quicker and
without en.ang gbta penalties Of ESGoRGRD LIVER FAT
SKIN tba. are sure to follow the the ChOOsOgu Agus
Cures and other agents Of the Qne Merea Arsenic and
other treatments where hs meass used Gnua aud become de-
posted 10 the system.
RADwATs READY RELIEF
the b, ,p cheapest and safest remedial agent that be used for
FEVER AND AGUE BILIOUS aud other FevsrL
NOT ONE
need us he they exposed Psysr and AEue
b. op,n ,ein Racays Hundreds IN tho West who hsye
heretofore beer doeg and two hundred dollars Tor
w months treatment are keeping themselves and families free from
FEVER and AGUB CH.LLs and FRvRR iRHEUMArisA ke oF
one or two dollars year. spent for RaaJ Ready Relief and Kd"AT'
Pills. teoa.ed)
R,dway Ready old established remedy Under the ne"
poeet, manufacture properties tbAt viii and prevent
spPor TypboA ard Scarlet Pese yellow Pevr Asiae Chsera
prseuer, Dsrrhea te aud Pain Remedy acts Ike nsge
NOT oNB HOUR suffer With remain one seek nger
Ing 10 bed from Rhumam auy other acute uaanmatoy disease
The Ready Relief will Afford all Price on 80
bottle
NIB Sc, that India rubber stopper Sold by al
Drusg and at Dr. sadrar, osee Sog1 Mldenaae SssYorE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

VIZ have examined KNox's Spring Styles,
and compelled that the wodenovHed Halter
really previous eaoas which have made No 2 Broad
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
HOME NEWS.
THB WEATHER,

THB WEATHER -. M, wind
nUvYoAE Tier Bar wSd Pom s% ~ 5SSiS SB
"a 4oo 32s sSW y sso 8SS sE
70 n hiU arc eo ~ a ,nnset
az Lnsrboanve ano souay 70 81 80 with but HtS
either Sno" Ahe -, a. nch
so from 70 IL Deyth melted IRoW i1s0iA AD men
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20

TURKISH BATHS.
LeIingtOn-ase. corner Twenty .hiih.it
New-York tribune., 1869-03-20
FLUTING MACHINES

Of N. best aud newest styles italian ns Fntng Scissor e Ar
can Mange roag clothes without heal. the Snquaea t9on
ing Machine and wngrr Cabes Ders sad other Landry nhNsS
Wholesale and reIaiL Wriugers repaired nAhD
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
Imuerialigm. and Expansians;

The Cincinnati Commercial, fall.
ing in with the prevailing heTesy
of imperialism, and folio wing in :the
wake of the organ of that idea rec
Gently established. has a prominent
editorial article in favor of;what it is
pleased to call 1.-The Imperial Re.
public" suggesting a: continental
convention to consolidate all the
communities of this continent into
a grand republic, to be ruled from
the Washington agency, or, in short
by an emperor! To render. this
reasonable proposition palatable,
the Commercial describes a mag
nifcent prospect of the future of the
country, when the Canadas and
South American Islands and States
are united under common Govern,
ment.-Co7umJus Crisis.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
THE extra. session of the. United

- -
THE extra session Of the. United
States Senate has adjourned after
confirming nearly all the. appoint
ments made b5 the President. A
few were rejected, and small num-
Der denominations were not reach
ed. During the last hours Of the
session, Senators Sprague and Alb
bott made themselves ridiculous,
before the whole country, by enter
ing into disgraceful personal
quarrel. Sprague has lately at
sracted a great deal of attention by
much blowing, and came well nigh
blowing away what little reputation
he had attained. ri.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
10000. AGENTS

NEANTED to- sell the American Year
w Book for 1869. 1t contains Just the
information which heverybody wants hun
drsds 3f times 4 year. and selis with unpar-
aneled rnpiditys even among those who
II every family Viii buy it, and It win Be-
found about as great necessity among all
classes as the daily or weekly newspaper.
Send for circulars and full information.
Q. D. CASE d CO., Publishers,
Hartford, Conn, Cincinnati. o.. and
Chicago. Ill. 23w5
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

WE have received the second
number of the TEMPERANCE ERA,
published at Cleveland, o., under
the direction of the new Political
State Temperance Organizations.
The paper is a neat sheet, we'll
printed and contains many articles
worthy of commendation; but as
this organ begins it's career by
waging war upon the Republican
party, it cannot get any sympathy
from us, and we hope there will'hot
be found single Republican in
Wyandot county to contribute a
cent for its support. The Republi-
cans OF Ohio have generally aimed
to secure for State Offices, and
other important positions, men of
we'll known temperate habits and
pure characters. There are. other
evils besides that Of intemperance
in the land, and they are most dis.
Greet who use their influence, in
their proper sphere, against them
all. 1t has often seemed to us that
some self-righteous men delight in
magnifying the faults of their neigh
bors and thus, as they think, con-
ceal their own, which although of
different character, may be far
blacker. What consistency is there
in Mr.. A. rebuking his friend 3 for
his occasional glass, while
his (A.'s) mouth is so crammed
with filthy tobacco that he can
hardly speak2 If we would all be-
gin the work of reform at home and
set practical example before the
world, the result would be better for
all concerned.
The Era is dead drunk with i'm
practical ideas.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

VALUABLE LANDS
FOR = a L n.
WE WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE
w at low rates and upon easy terms the
following lands, lying in Wyandot county,
Ohio, towit:
The UNDIVIDED 2-3 Of lbs acres,
Lying on both sides of the X hallway, one.
half mile west of Edenville; it has on it q
small frame house and other i'm rovements.
40 Acres
Four miles West of Upper Sandusky. on
Tymochtee creek, and Immediately ON the
line OF the Railway; has about Is acres
cleared, and a new cabin house on it.
- IL 100 Acres
One mile East of Kirby, and one-fourth OF
a mile s. nth of railway; all we'll timbered.
80 Acres =
Being the West half of N. E. u Sec. I. in
Mifflin tp., with log house. we'll Of water,
and 8 acres cleared and fenced on it.
40 Acres
Being the S. ". u of S. ". II Sec. 3. Mif.
fin tip; we'll tlmbered with white oak and
other valuable timber. =, .l1. :.
So Acres
Being the E. fr of S. W. ID of Section II.
Miff1in township; and also
- -. 81 Acres s
Being the E. fir. of d. W. II Of Sec. 80, n
Miflin tow nship. & - &a.s
Persons wishing to puschase land
will do well to look at these lands
before buying elsewhere. We pur-.
chased them before the war and can
sell them at low rates. ''1i4'~
T. E. GRISELL,
L. r. SEAMAN.
Persons desiring to purchase can
call at the. Office of Grisell & Kali =
in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, for infor-
nation as to the lands Or terms Of :.
sale. l1-tf
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

The Democratic paper recently
started at Toledo, we learn, has
already been sold to the highest
bidder to satisfy an execution for
debt.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

The Imperialist is the title of a
paper just issued at New York 1t
proclaims that Republican Govern
ment in this country is failure, ad-
vocates revolution and the en-
thronement of an Emperor. We
have read some extracts from this
paper and have concluded that the
Imperialist originated in the brains
of political fools of the lowest pos
sible order. It holds up with ad-
miration the existing state Of things
in France, and proposes the inau-
guration Of a second Napoleon in
this country. Now it is but short
time since a certain French editor
was fined and incarcerated for
advocating ideas distasteful to said
Napoleon, and as the doctrine of
the Imperialist is revolutionary, un-
constitutional and utterly disgusting
to every American who loves the
old flag, would it not be we'll to
give its editors taste of Napoleon
ic Government by putting them in a
similar cell as now occupied by the
man who dared to speak his senti-
ments in France.
If there be those who don't like
our Government and Laws, they
can very easily get rid of them by
getting on ship and sail for a
country where an Emperor is on
the throne. For our part we lived
under a despotic Government the
first twelve years of our life, and we
are certain that if the American
people had any true idea of the
hatefuiness Of Imperial rule, they
would be slow to find fault with the
benign Government under which
they live.
One thing we are sure OF is, that
the brave American people will
oppose with tenfold more deadly
resistance any effort to enthrone an
Emperor in this country than they
did the late rebellion. Such project
is an absolute impossibility, and
should an effort to that end be
made, its leaders would soon find
themselves in a horrible maelstrom
which would draw them down to
the regions where Imperialism and
Despotism originated.
These NAL al-contented conductors
of tie Imperialist are engaged in
the nefarious works of preaching
treason, and we do not hesitate to
say that traitors fate should be
meted out to them.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
Slew Adrertisenlents.
HOW CAN IT BE DONE
Is the cry ofthe crowds who throng
The Dollar Store,
70 LAKE STREET,
CHICAGO, ~

THlT every description and .vsriety -of
L Fancy Goods. Cut lery,, Leather Goods
Jewelry, Books. Albums, Silver Plated
Ware. &C., DC, can be purchased .at1the
extremely low pricesof one Dollars for esca
article, when the same goods cannot be OBJ
tanned at any other place for double the
amount, nd which the Who'll esaler5 con.
fes>es he cannot buy for that priee?" &c.
We reply: We have buyers constantly
at the East. by whomjob lots are obtained
at enorn Gus discounts, and, besides, large
portion of our goods are imported direct
from European Manufaci urers.
Having; also. every facility possessed by
the largest Dollar Sale firms of Boston
we will, by means of the ,-~
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

THE way the Democratic papers
are bowling at President Gram,
reminds US of dogs sitting on their
tails and vigorously barking at the
moon, and it will do them about as
much good too.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

LORD STANLEY thinks that in the
late abortive Alabama negotiations
the British Government have Sc
cured the main point; they have
satisfied their own copscienccs. 1t
is gratifying to learn that they had
consciences. There was no eyi-
dence to that effect during the war,
and not much since.-C. Herald.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

WE learn that Hon. Samuel Shell
labarger, our new Minister to Por-
tugal, will leave for Europe in a
short time This is position Mr..
Shellabarger is eminently qualified
to fill, and will also afford him
good opportunities to reinforce
his health, the feebleness of which
caused him to decline re-nomina-
ton to Congress last year.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
Hollands German Tonic

fs eonbindt,on Of all. The ingredienes Of 0s
BiHers, s0ith PURE Santa Crus Rum, ORANGE ete
II IS used for the same diseases as the BiHcrs, in
cases ,ohere some pure alcoholic stimulus Is re.
quired- You tviu bear in mind that these rene
dies are entirely different from any others
advertised for the cure Of the diseases named,
essracts ,ckiis he ohers are mere decoetion. a.
rum in some form. The TONIC is decidedly one
Of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies euer
offered 10 The public. us taste is exquisite Ns
pleasure to lake it sohile its iife-giving. ezhiI
ardting and medicinal qualities haze caused Il to
Be kfsoUn as he greatest Of oil tonics.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

The Marion Co. Mirror, an ultra
vallandigham paper, of last week
gives the Ohio Democratic Legisla-
ture the following piece Of advice:
We think the best thing the Ohio
Legislature can do is to follow the
example of the U. s. House of
Representatives and adjourn. Their
session is becoming oppressive to
the people, not to say decidedly ex-
pensive, without yielding a. cores
ponding benefit. Such shilIy-sh
lying and namby-j -jambying has
hardly its equal in legislation. Halt
the time there is not enough Demo
Gratis present to prevent the Re
publicans from controlling things,
and when a majority is present they
cannot establish sufficient harmony
to carry point.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

Pastor of the Tenth Baptist Church. Philadel-
phia.
Dr.. JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR:-I hare been fire.
quently requested CONNECT my toith rec0rs-
acnddtions Of difsrent kinds Of medicines, bvt
regarding the practice as out Of my appropriate
sphere, haze in oil cases declined but iuith
clear proof in pdriolls instances and particularly
in my o,on family, Of The usef fltness IF DR.. Hoof-
lands German Biaers, depart for once from
my usual course, to express my full conuictios
1tat for general debility of the system and
espe tally forU ~Liver Com
plant, it is a safe and valuable
preparation. In .ome cases itnsdy
1eii; but usu1lU ly, / doubt not, It
soiu be uery benefciui to those Uho suffer from the
sSove causes. Yours, rer.y respec fully,
j. II KENNARD
Eighth, beloS codses Stseek
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29
Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO. wyandot County.
- r. M. Stewart. Plaintiff, vs.. John
Aungst. Defendant. Before J. L. Cook
J ust ice of the Peace of Antrim Township
March 1lth, 1869. Said Justice issued an
order of attachment. in said action for the
sum Of twenty five dollars and seve lty We
cents debt and ten dollars the probable
costs. r. VI. STEWART, Pln'tf.
April 80, 1863. 23w3
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-29

OF UPPER SANDUSKY,
In Upper Sandusky, in the State of
Ohio, at the close of business on
The 18th Day of april, 1869.