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ADRIAN MrIL LER. Auenoreer.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at Rye, West

II MISERABLE hLSlDENOE AT hgeJ w GSl-
~ chester Co. st AUCTION .fI
ADRIAN H. MULLER P r. WILKINS & Co win sell rs Auction
THURSDAY y O'Clock at The Exchange Sassroom No III
Broadway the desirable residence formerly known the Brush Estate
ew owned by Charles Laer situate on Grace Chu tow Of
Rye Whester County n y containing about y about ola
pile from the Depot aud mile from steamboat land & The house
filed With brick 301t) feet with eHen
feet; contains aud an modern improve
ehot Gud cold bathroom. stationary tubs furnace sud
range Ou the premises good stable cagehous sheds en- m
ncssarY out5uidues so vare Of fruit and shade trees Tie
knnerty has magnificent view Of Long Island SQUAD 80
Maps aud permits 70 the psemas at Auconeers Office No
PBsd $3.50
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SattiOu Sails of Zeal 6siatt.

JAS E. MALLORY, Auctioneer
by MALLORY 81 BLACKWELL, No IS
ubey't, aud opposite the depot TargtOwu
TUESDAY. May 10, at p m. on tie premises
Partition sale Of desirable property Sing Sing to close the estate Of
the late Mathew Clark BY order CLARK and T. CLARK
Executors The MANSION HOUSE and oubudpgs will be sold With
about two acres Of land The balance ground divided
beautiful building sites ofOm 59Il5o feet Insignificant
river views can be obtained from all parts property
Maps aud fun particulars oce Of Auooneers Lbertyst
Nov York end opposite Depot Tsrrytown
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Smustmtnts.
EIFTH:AVE. THEATER,
Twenty fourth st.. adjoining Rfthaye Hotel

tlFTH- AVE. THEATER
Twenty fouIhsL. adjoining Hhh'a7s Hotel
yAhEs FlSk j........ Propretot
e6E6SNRH stag. STAG hsasss, ,scsss
D. MUSICAL Dfs''
LIS DGIG0NS DI viii1RS
:......!! !..i...i.. lns hs..!ii.s - BELL :
The Director takes ? tasurs referring o
RRNARKABkE ARTISTIC TRIUMPH
ha % he ~ al Of
TIKI FIRST OPERA cOMiQUE PRODUCED HERE.
MILE IRNA ard II AuJAc.
oPes relief fully squang pyctiou essi sth which
Win Which al pbs detail. bsve beer seudsd TO- ~
THk BRILLIANT MSE ~ SCBNE,
POWERFUL ORCHESTRA
-, AND EXQUISITE SCENERY,
h'ye insured perfection Of ensemble which reward
FUR0R OF ENTHUSIASM
winch the pObe greeted the Monday and Wednesday
Ihs management have producing style
which Tie cultivated scs A@ecsa FsSe s spSg sh,rnoS
proyoxes laughter B5 % se9 an onffag es sea @
and poso, M @ Tssreq BY solos DUETS &C. Of The most brilliant
s beauty Of as asr T rs Ss public has been speedy in r'o'E
and USd' With ys sas..R % RI'1a & s 'e%, good '
eree 50 long devoted to the quality
NJ comic opera Of Ane Marrs Is charming composition with
and s character u Which b SSs
at least one or two Excellent SS6 Sa @
shows fertility Of invention and scholarship Inna AID Aac acted
The Herald says:
chorus are repe delightful and refreshing Tie whole makeuP
and execution Of the piece exceedingly graceful and picturesque
Aogethe opera entertaining performance aud It nh
elegantly put upol the stage"
The great strain upon the singers obgs management
s opera 16 % % r. second & @ a G1 & eS. o1 % q &c & ss the most
'F TONIGHT THURSDAYJ
, La BELLE HELENE oDn
TOMORROW FMDAp EVENING.
SATURDAY, GRAND TATIsEE At e,,loes.
,n,,, LIS DRAGoFS DB VILLAkS .r,.o
SATURDAY AYsnGa EVENING.
LIZ MARRIAGE AUX LANTERNRS and MONSIEUR CHONFLEURlk
any night six ys advance at the Box Oncs
the Iheater. and schirme's, No 7Ol Broadway.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
IiR;D THIS n6RSDi Tf si RYESiSG 's1 SAT E'1' T. @
THEODORE THOMAS'S
SECOND GRAND
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERT.
MIR. j. LEVY,
The greatest Yuoso OF the day The Corne Piston together with
the eminent SOloiss already connected with
THEO. THOMAS'S UNRIVALED ORCHESTRA.
THIS EVENING, the following brilliant Programme;
March, DaSppei storm FiefEs
waltz Gese6ch5n aus dem Wiener wad
Fansae hssaoe6' SaSss
G. Air HoHroise with variations Solo @ Cornet
MIR. j. LEVY.
sehezo Reformation symphony 'hendsoSs
10 %sin Maud soo fr cornei P.tca
MIR. j. LEVY AND ORCHESTRA.
H. M1,gLa Lbells Strauss
% o POLKA kTsg,seT s pci oaeub.sh
H. S;,,, :;:;;; THOMAS
PRIVATE BoXBS EXTRA TWO DOLLARS
DEACE Jubilee.--Refreshmen stands to Let;
ii O Add'--a H. Bills 1861 Washington ST. Boa
TNHE ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION of the
Il EEwYoRK INSTITUTION FOR ThR BLiND, consisting Of
stenray Han Ihur'day evening May 49, 1859 commencing ats
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XTELOCIPEDES-Eirst-class. machines ness at re-
Su''4 V'''' 1Aauhsgrsn Of HoEEs Aed DrOR HARpsft
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matkintrv.

COTTON MACHINERY AT AUCTION.
~ To be sold without the highest bidder TUESDAY
May 25 10 o'clock MddleseTst Lowell Mas, ~ throe
spinning frames 8 spndrs ~ 3iuch cards 30uch looms
The above machinery has been used but good eod
ton.
paicnsr' apply the subscriber. Lowell D.
PATCH. Auetoueer. WARREN ALDBIcH
nor SALE-At half cost, MACHINERY for
Il manufacturing DRESS TRIMMINGS RIBBONS So coai'lng
Of Looms, Brders Wnder Twist whec.s Gc 10 good c1r
Cost abont with lease Of factory power Address j. s
Co. Box No. 43l7 SeN-iork Posi.OMee
MACHINERY.-Iron aud Wood Working Ma
w chner every description constantly the extensive
Machinery Depot Of @. g. PLACE.
Nos l25 and l29 Chambe5sst HeN.York
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DOSELLE, n. j.
BY A d MELLICK. jr. & BRC
I J. BLEECKER, Auctionccr.
"a - .-.-.,. - -. ., 49, -
ROCHELLE

a. BLEECKER son Co WI sel y Auction NDAY. May
Il 1859 70 the Exchange Soom No ll Broadway n Y
HOUSE 4ov stories nd basement and o nd at
N.g Rochelle upon tie Sound u miles from NeNYok Hall.
vrt leot aud our short distance from House
eI steamboat landing aud The proposed Pohester Railroads neigh
lao fts and healthy; house c1utsas hot ard cold
aud ice houses barn henoey sc land divided
den meadow orchard and stocked
..-- M-n and nLnl-.-.-L-. Wow % ~. n C.-.-.-
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,. JOHNSON, lf., AuctoueeL
DY JOHN NS0N & MILLER,
ID AUCTIoNRERS AND

DY JOHNSON a. MILLER
ID AUCTIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No % NAssAUsT, CEDAR.sT., NEwYoRE
Residences Stores Lots Country and Farms bought sold
Teusd exchanged Loans negotiated Auction Sales Of Furniture &c
MONDAY, MAY ~.
y o'clock
OF THB PREMISES AT WOODHAVEN, L. l.,
mile beyond Eas NeV-York
BALANCE ( GROSJEANS GREAT FREE LUNCH OPENAIR
SALE OP so LOTS,
adjoining their Factory which empovs bands Tor labor
> daily sale sbsoute Maps and fee tickets ready
JOHNSON MILLERS Ofice. No. 25 SaSsaust, Eew.l0rk
TUESDAY, MAY 10,
Al Y o'clock AT EXCHANGE SaeoOm No III Brosdwsy Y,
adjourned sale Of BALANCE Of the EEWTOWN LOTS
oasrs Monday May 10 EVER ot viii positively be sold without
the highest bidder Property
ecelut Streets all opened Location hgh and commanding
9s New lOrk 55 minutes; from Hunters Point IS
walk from depot Surrounding 6rsclass; churches aud
schools within stones throw. Terms very easy.
Maps nee tickets the property ready The
OF JOHNSON q MILLER
No 25 Nasssust. n. Y.
At the sale of The SUDAN HOMESTEAD" lots on TUESDAY
MAY 49, the farm aud p surrounding win be sold parcel
the highest bidder rysress price This will excellent
Funy obtain comfortable home for price Tie other
LOT, VII be sold kn y narc
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A. J. BLEECKsR, Accroneer
pAHSlDE, l.. /.
- THB SPLENDID PROPERTY OF GEORGE BRADTSH ESQ.
BLkECKER son Co viii sell al Auction. on THURSDAY,
M D. Al " O'clock the premises about 900 VILLA PLOTS At
baye near Flushing L. j. all ehy situated and with superior ad
ysutsges for bathing boating aud fshg distant from NewYok u
miles with frequent AMI pleasant railroad au steamboat Re
1LcsLmenls th onl1 Mans and fec No d le-arL
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TNO SEW Err CONTRACTORS Separate
SEALED PROPOSALS. each udosed With the title Of the WORK 10
which the bidder aud the date W presentation
will received this Oce until O'Clock Of SATURDAf May
"a 1869 for CONSTRUCTION Of SEWKBS. follows, viz:
Specification LA 26tb 1874 and 3ld sis between 5h a Ch'y
Specification AIN 3lSt. between 9TH and bh SPECIFICATION
In 48tht between 9th and 0thayea aud SOs between Bh and
ghaves Specification 4Iu have., between GeeuNchaye and
Specification 5u 43it, between i and LeIugonare
shave between feh and 5Os Ghaye between 5J and 5ihtts
53lst between lsayc and Es River Specification TIN
l5b 6h sHd 7Ihsts between 81 and Nhaves sPech,aton -
In 4hve between 18th ~ 82dst between II and Jiays,
8st 8lst between 9Th aEd hayeS Specification 81 @
ave- 3fth and 3Jn vita branches SPECIFICATION Sln
James and Oversts Mouoet between Mont
gomeIy Pt between Boome and Deance ats
Clinton Grand and Division Graufsi. between Ridge
aud Cannon m hsugn and Goeckss between Grand ani Bo0me
GOerckst between Stanton sud H0lsOu Mauhattan4ne
between Houston aud 3 ard Avenue b. between 81 and h snd
l2h and l3hsts Specification 0ln Bed5rt between Chropher
and Grove sts Nak between Spring Hououst2 Boome
aud Grndts betSee Sullivan Dd Thonponsts d spuugsi be-
Mulberry ani Ctoshy Specification illn 55hstt from
llthsve aud through 5have to 66hs Specification 2lu ID
between 10Th aud 9sthtis, 9Th branch n 8sthsL
COR these works e and forms Tor
bids Obue application AZ the Oh ofthr Bureau Of sever
THOS STEPHENS. Cruton
ROBE L. DAEEAGH, Aqueiaet
0fO. s. GhEESE, y Board
CRoToS A9URDu0E DEPARTHENT, May io ls9
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IrufsssiOnaI s1otius.

CONSULTATIONS FREE in all cases of
~ CHRONIC DSBASRS-Inyalds call oonmunicaie by
mail Dr. 3. POOTB author Of Medical Sense No 100
Lengtonse Of East Twenty hthst ~ l. once hours
from 10 q. M til D.
DADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
Ii detention from business for Structure Fsu Piles Diseases OF
tie Bladder and KBes Disease aud Deounes Of The Bye Nose
and Person HENRY DANIELS NJ D. No lA LeIugionAve
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Corporation gOtitts.

NR0TON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
~ Separate SEALED PROPOSALS each ndore With tie title Of the
relates Of the bidder and the dste Of ~
sntatou received this oee until II o'clock Of Friday
H. 1869 Of STONE BLOCK PANEMENIS
follows vE In Pnoest from Broadway to the BoWery ud 10
Thiaye iyC and also for the aJi
walk Pier No. North River Plans Of
these works be and specifications and forms ioI bids o0l
u application TO the Contract CLERK at this ofice -
THOMAS STEPHENS Crotoa
ROBI. l.. DARRAGH Aqt
GEO S. GREENE, Board
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Ccparinsrsbip 1otitts.

NOPARTNERSHIP NOTICE-The firm of
T. SHEEHAH HALSTED was DISSOLVED & by Il,,.n .ns asin
business will he hqulsd aud settled by the surviving par!1eAe"
York, April ~, 1862 DAVID q HAL'iEp
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DUY TAINTORs LONG ISLAND GUIDE,
ID ullh coorei Of Long And and description q village.
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
Va DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

co tLesseesD
Deps m Barclay ana 70 of ClstophersL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT rs commencing NuHDAl MAY 10 Iy
"a M NAIL TRAIN eonnecnRa Booroa With Booson BrAnsh
Al Dover sh Chester Rnc Waterloo With SuseI X i0 IN
dover .d Nsuton at Washington with the D. aud W. X o haer
Gan stoudsurg Gf Bend aud all points on me Lack
Avanna Bloomabarg and Delaware ud Hudson s a. stoa
With Lshgh Susuehauua r. X for Bethlehem Allentown mAuen
'Ii.i M LRGH VALLEY EXPRESS 0r Easton Bethlehem.
Chunk snd NkcssTTc connects AZ Dover Nith
Chester n n and y Wstrrleo uth SUSSEX K H.
SCRANTON EXPRESS connects al Washington WIN 'ue ~
L. sud r. for Water Gap, Mtontsbutg and sc
6ns N ard 4:30 y. TO SUMMIT and intermediate staions ,,
-. g.Jia NJ aud 800 S;+O 8;ij. and li5 m TO boVIh
ana SB5 go D. a to uoRRsTowE aud intermediate
stations
For NEWARK N6:JO. 7J0 $50 $3.50 1870 lly ll;w
H. $780, $50 $50 49, s. 5O 6:lo b:JO 80 t:S sna i''
Por Ri IOoNRIRLD and MOSTCLAtR al 8:3o 1850 M 2O
B.. aud 6:iO p b. bsChOCh, AssN'au' ouPe'"''"'''"
r. A. HENHr. @. T. A.
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NoRRIs WILKINS, Auctionrer
CONTINUATION SALE.

lY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR AND TRUSTEE OF vALU
. ABLE PROPERTY on VERNON AND BEDFORD-ANES CLlN
TOY. AND CLoyESTS. FLATBUSIi CAELToEAvE; DEAN
.BERGBN AND WNCKOFF-SIS., BROOkL1N Also. PROPERTY
AT EAST NKW.YQEK AND JAMAlCA, Long ISLAND AND
DOBBS FERRY, WESrCHESTER CO, y. Y. LATE THE
PROPERTY OF JOHN a. WILLlNh BSQ., LATE OF FLAT.
BUSH LONG ISLAND.
T. H. LUDLOW Co. viii sell a suction FRIDAY MAY a.
O'clock the Exchange SseSOOn Trinity Bidding No Ill
Broadway. NeS-l0rk. .. -.--
Under Thu DIRECTION OF EDWARD WIllTEHOUSE, ESQ,
ADMINISTRATORS AND TRUSTEE WITH IIE WILL An
NHXED OF JOHN A. WlLLINK, DECD.
VERNON AND BEDFOBDANES, CLINTON AND CLONE+STS.
above streets the residence OF the late Dr.
V6nietveer, Flattush.
CARLTOSAvF DEAN AND BERGEN STS49 Lots 90 above
siFeets being pat Of PsrmertieIs Garden BroOkln
TUUTYFOUR LOTS AT EAST NEWlORk--Iowu Of New Lots
THIRTY THREE LOTS AT JAMAICA, Long Island.
IIVE LOTS pOBBS FERRY. NestcleSteT New-NoTk.
TERMS or SALE-CASH
Mans property and fan particulars be had az the oAee OF The
EDWARD WH1TEHOUSE. EsQ.
Administrator and Trustee 40. p WlIiam-st.
JAMES u. STOBES, Atty and Counsel
for Administrator and Trustee,
at the once Of Mesrs StOrs h SedgNicE
fa37n 10 Nal-st.
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Yuusts anS cfams @lant,S.

] OVER PART of q HOUSE WANTED by
H respectable family below
teeDtb-st Address HOUSE Box No l3l Tribune 0nce.
NANTED-First-class hgh-stOOp HOUSE,
w between Fourteenth and Forb Lexington and Seventh
Price $4,000 s25oO0 Call address VIM KING.
Of Hebberd Doty No. % East Foureeuth.st
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n B. tslLLER. AastlOsssL
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

adding to them before hand n'anu'ae-
tayed opposition to the officer, which, in
this case, can not be done on just
grounds, and we hope that the Doctor
may not only reap a rich reward of just
condemnation for this public manner of
assailing private character and com
mitting so many, without qualification,
as opposed to respectable citizen do
ing the duties of Postmaster, but that
all good men may also find reason for
entire satisfaction with one whose
efforts will be in the direction to dis
charge his whole duty. This, Mr.. Edi-
tor, is not written in defense of your
self, as we are willing to trust that with
yourself but, as having signed Mr..
Fouke's papers, we might be included
by the Doctor as amongst the ''nfne-
teuths,o and we want him to under
stand that for ns, in that connection. he
had no authority to speak, and we can
refer him to many others in the same
situation.
If he wants personal quarrel with
an earnest, working Republican. let
him have it, but when he calls on "nine-
tenths" of his party brethren to back
him UP in the start. then he counts
without his host. .Go, brother, and
sin no more" CITIZEN.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

Ed. REPUBICAN: In an article in the
Union of last week over the signature
of IS. w. Holiness appears the follow
ing, viz: '''And its officers Speaking of
the Etna Insurance Company are as
competent~to attend to their business,
as some persons are to run Postoff1ce,
especially when it is done against the
will Ofl1ine-tenths of the community"
Just what DR.. Holmes means by the
above is not very clear. If he means
that nine-tenths of our people do not
want the Postoffice ''run," he must be
wrong; and if he means to say that
'.nine-tenths'' of our citizens are opposed
to Mr.. Cuneo holding the Office and dis
charging its duties, he certainly as
sumes to speak for more than have au-
thorized him to do so.
Assuming the latter to be his mean
ing, and the writer of this, one whose
name was on the petition of Mr.. Fouke'
we want it, as Republican, distinctly
understood that we are not amongst the
doctors nine-tenths," nor in all our
intercourse with others have we heard
any person object, on any grounds, to
Mr.. Cuneo, erceps Or. Holmes.
The perplexing duties and response
bilities oftle office are enough without
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13
Erie Railway.

THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE TO THE
EAsT.-This Company now control and
operate thirteen hundred miles of road,
extending from Cincinnati, Cleveland
Dunkirk, Buffalo and Rochester to New
York.
1t is of the six feet gauge, nearly a
third wider than other roadsSenablihg
the Company to construct anu use
coaches correspondingly larger and
more comfortable, Its track has been
placed in thorough repair by the sub
stitution of Steel Rails at such POINTS as
are subjected to the greatest service,
and where the highest rate of speed is
required to be made.
New and improved Sleeping Coaches
accompany all night trains. They are
heated by steam. perfectly ventilated.
contain spacious and elegant Dressing
and State-rooms, and combine all the
modern improvements.
Excellent Dining Saloons are located
at convenient points upon the line
where ample time is allowed for meals
Three Express Trains daily are run
from the western termini of the road tO
New York without change, making as
quick time as by any other route.
The long distance run without change
500 miles-and the spacious ccommo
| dations of its Broad Gauge Coaches. es
pecially commend this route to families
and ladies.
Tickets via this popular line can be
obtained at all principal Ticket Offices
tn TO ughOut the country. tt
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

An amusing political discussion oc-
Cured last Saturday evening, between q
Radical and vallandigham man,on Max
well & Beery's corner. They were very
loud In their remarks, and a crowd soon
collected that could see nothing but fun
ahead. OF course, the topic was taxes,
bonds, oppression, &c. Both were ex-
cited, and shot far above the mark,
much to the amusement OF tho crowd
In fact was thought, at one time, that
the moon was in danger Of being hit
but they finally "cooled down." and
both agreed that they could stand a
little more pressure in order to live
under q free and united government.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13
FOREST, May 8, 1869.

1OhEoI$ Ady ACoOs
On the 9TH of this month, the house
of j. ". Tilbury, two miles east of
Forest, was entered by thieves, and
money and property to the amount of
$25 appropriated by them. This was
done in the day time while Mrs. Til
bury was absent on visit. and Mr..
Tilbury was in the field experimenting
the business of the farm. No clue to the
scoundrels. Look out for them.
The wheat, oats, fruit, and hay crops
never looked more promising in Jack
son township then now. I also have
an acre Of Black Berries, set out last
spring, which promises very well. A
large area of corn and potatoes is being
planted in this part of Wyandot coun-
ty. Currants, strawberries and goose
berries will also be abundant. Our
farmers are busy improving golden op,
portunities offered them by the re-
markable good weather with which this
section of country is now blessed
More in future. r. vi.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

New PAPER.-We have received the
first number of neutral paper called
'sThe STAR" published at Tiffin, Ohio
by Messrs. White d Orwig. The pape.
is neatly printed, presents good ap-
pearance, and contains large amount
of interesting matter. We wish il
abundant success, although we comics:
that we do not see how men of keer
sensibilities and intelligence can oc
cupy a neutral position in regard to the
political affairs of our country.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

Mrs. LADEN's $4,000 GIFT ENTER
PRIsE.-Owing to the fact that but
1,30G tickets were sold in Mrs. Anna
Laden's $4,000 Gift Enterprise the
property could not all be drawn. A
committee Of citizens was appointed
by the ticket-lolders present to appor-
tion the prizes (after deducting the
expenses OF the drawing) according to
the number of tickets sold. The draw
ing was conducted by a committee
All the tickets sold were drawn on
Friday and Saturday, April Both and
May 1st, .and the prizes promptly de-
livered as they were called for. T!.ose
holding lucky tickets are requested te
present them and get their prizes.
Most respectfully,
Mrs. ANNA LADEN.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

CArARRH in the nose.h head and throat
is quickly. easily and permanently
cured by DR.. Harter's new method.
The treatment is neither difficult nor
unpleasant to. use and its good effects
are felt in few days.
Consumption. sore throat and coughs
are cured by DR.. Harters Inhaler, &c
His Inhaling Remedies are pleasant
and agreeable to breathe, producing
soothing and quieting effects, allayine
the Cough and healing the Ulcers in
the Lungs.
See the Doctors card in this paper.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

MIR. T. f. Grisell, Collector for this
District, has appointed the following
Assistant Collectors: Mr.. G. took great
care to select the very best men from
the numerous applicants: General d.
Thompson, Hardin; E. T. Dunn, Han
cock; John III. Scott. Van Vert; james
Irvine, Allen; Daniel Simpson, Au-
glaize and Mercer counties.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13
NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Samuel Stom, David Stom. William Cole
and Elizabeth Cole, his wife, Jacob Stom,
Henry Stom, Catharlne Stom, and William
Smalley, Guardian of said Henry Stom.
Jacob Stom and Catharine Stom, who are
minors; Will take notice that a petition was
filed against them on the I'd day of April,
A. D. 1873. in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Wyandot and
State of Ohio. by William Reichman and
Caroline Reichman, and is now pending,
wherein said William. Reichman and
Caroline Reiehman demand par ition of the
following real estate situate in said county,
to wit j: Lot number 2. as designated on the
Plat If the East half of the South East quar-
ter of Section 80 Township South Range
IA East, as recorded on page SO of the Plat
Book in the Recorders Office in said county,
and containing 2.e71s acres of land and
that at the next term of said Court the said
William Reichman and Caroline Rcichman
will apply for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
Dated this I'd day of April, A. D. 1869.
WILLIfM REICnMAN,
lie CAROLINE REICHMAN.
BY J D. d G. SEARS, their Attorneys,
Aps-6t
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

vELocIPEDEs are now familiar vehi-
cles in our streets. They can be seen at
all hours of the day traversing the
pavements, or hunting the .'last ditch"
Wednesday evening an exciting race
took place on Main street between a
seiocipedeist and small boy. Bets
were offered, (?) but none were taken.
The boy won the race.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

As two shows will exhibit here next
Monday the 18th, a rare occurrcn ce,
we suppose there will be great many
people in town. Call on Widman and
see his show of splendid coats, pants,
hats, caps. &c.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

MISSES BELL & LOGAN have just re-
ceived their stock of spring and sum-
mer Goods. OF course the stock con-
sists of the latest and most approved
styles, and they will sell to our lady
readers at low figures. Call and see
the new goods. ra-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

Col. JOINT Ayres, of this place. has
received the appointment of Store
Keeper and assigned to duty at the
Upper Sandusky Distillery, on last
Friday. We congratulate our indefati-
gable friend upon his good fortune,
and predict that he will make No.
officer. Asn.5r, 8 81. --.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

IMPORTANT TO Alive would re-
spectfully inform the people of Upper
Sandusky and Wyandot county that we
have received our stock of Spring and
Summer goods. We have purchased
them under very favorable circum-
stances,and are prepared to give the best
of bargains. We want the people to
call and examine our goods and prices
for themselves. MOORE & BARTLETT.
ap29t3
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-05-13

YESTERDAY evening we saw a man
passing down street greatly intoxicat-
ed. The pavement was hardly wide
enough for him. Some one suggested
that he have a velocipede. .No," said
he; awe more'n can ca-r-r-r-y."
Truly, "wine is a mockery, strong drink
is raging; and whoever is deceived
thereby Is lot wise"