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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

ANObA~G W 4SdCQS1Ss
TheBoard of School Examiners of WAN
county, Ohio, will hold meetings
the examination of teachers, in the
Of Upper Sandusky, as follows: On
the lst and Sd Saturdays of Septem Der,
y. aber, November, March, April, May and
nrst Saturdays of all other months.
M certificate will he granted except
regular meeting, nor will any be
assnted unless the applicant appears in
son and submits to-an examination.
Written testimonials of Moral Character
vii. be required of all applicants and
who hayGtaught will be required to
-.nt testiuonials showing their success
aching .1Hd sig Red,by the Local Direc-
- of the school in which the applicant
- *last engaged. - -. 'i.sfH
;aminations to commence at 9 O'Clock,
at the School House in said town.
ican.e are requested to be punctual, as
will be admitted into the class after
xamination has commenced.
order of the Board of Examiners.
HENRY MADDUX, Clerk,
12ER-ff
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

"Have you not mistaken the pew,
sir ?" blandly said.a Sunday Chester
field to a stranger who entered it.
81 beg PARDON" said the intruder,
rising to go out, II fear I have, ]
took it for q Christians"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

If you would have blessing up
on your riches bestow q good portion
of them in charity
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07
FRED. ELLSWORTH'S
Notice to Teachers,

. VERY l& FEED ST ABLE. Horses and ye
licles to be had at any hour of the day
sbie In rear of Van Marter House m16- -6m+
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-07

In the January number of Packard's
Monthly Mr.. Edward A. Pollard has
''true" sketch of the flight and capture
of Jefferson Davis. The following ex-
tracts are of interest.
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CONGR EssIONAL.
Conclusion Of Yesterdays Proceedings.
,NArr-Af,er o.r ,sn,r, ,l,sa5-

SHnArk-Afer cur report closed
Dir. Harlan offered al amendment TO the
indian appropriation bill to auth ,riz- tn. ap-
poin ment by the President Of a bcarl OF TIA
cor miss ienere, emiueoi for thsir inteliigenc.
AND philanthropy to serve withou' conp-uss-
ton, who shall supsrvis- and control toe dis
eursemenfs for the Indians, the pUrch asss, coa-
Tracts, dc. II
Mr.. F.ssendsn offered q amend ne Mt that tue
commissioners shall exercise joint control With
the Interior Dspartne VIII ch was scs>ptsd
by Mr.. Harian, and ths amendment was then
agreed 10. #r
Mr. Thay.r asked ~ the Indian dppartm mt
could DO nothing unless 10y the consent OF this
bosrd.
Mr. Fessenden intimaied that only so far a.
tie President directed would this board con-
troll.
The bill was then read a third time and
passed, and the Senate then went into execu.
i've session, ard after come time spent therein
adjourned.
HoUsE.-After our report closed, the con tested
election csse of Covode vs. Foster, from tn
twenty first Prpnsy lyanil district W As Def ,rr
the House tire 1ours, when
Mr.. Paine (Wis.) moved 20 recommit the
whole matter To to- Committee on Election
with instructions To Investigate the whole
merits CT the case, and report Who has pri ma
J0c.e tight to the seat. Adopted.
Mr.. Wilson (Niun.) called up the motion to
reconsider the reference of a bill to grant tn
right OF way for a railroad from Portiaud
Oregon, 70 a point near h. Case tde mountains.
he motion To reconsider prev allied, and the
bill vas passed. Adj Iurned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

The ncm'ratious sent IN vest Tdly fell like
eom b shells In the camp Of the army OF expect.
ants wbose tsnts have been pitched 10 " Ish-
inEton ever since the ione-'ooked Tor insugu-
ra,ion day. TGey all seemed TO illustrite tn
ploveTbial uncertainty Of the bite man but
those relating to New York wee plrticu arly
the OBJECT OF vigorOrs remarks, and a. Is sa
ttst some Of her al xi0us sons fairly outdid the
celebrated lingual exeTcise of the army ir
FlNIoers. Taken all in all. no viewer, the ap.
pointments seemed to give general satisfaction.
The prs motion of Mr. Bailey 10 the Collector.
ship of the ND di-trict-the best in the Ucitad
S'a'es-is q meri;ed re ogLition of faithfulness
and capacity; but by the same token the dis.
placement Of Mr.. Assessor Webster for Mr..
DOty. proteRee of Ex-senator Morgan, struck
the unini'isted as lttle queer. the more SO that
be was looked upon a. friendly to Mr. Morgan
IN his late struggle IL was thought moreover.
that MIR. Websitr's late raid upon wall stree;
fo- the heneft OF the Treasury would save
him. But it did'n, il seems. Wherefore we are
led to close orr eyes calmly and excIainn "sich
Is life"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

The k-strse, bridge over Rock Greek is no e
completed, and the contractor is here 10 tnrn
over the structure to the corporate authorities
OF Washington. L. is n fine piece of work, but
unfortunately il is entirely useless until the
trrmini of X street in Washington and water
street In Georgetown are charged In grade so
as TO conform to the height of the bridge, which
has been elevated sufficiently to allow the fire. =
passage of canal beats. The corporation OF
Geor getown is squs billing over the question OF
who will pay FIR raising Wa'er street. when
the use of the bridge will be daily worth the
cost of the work to her merch ants, and some of
her penny wise city fathers talk of waiting for
the Canal Company to raise the street. which
that company would DO probably some time 10
the course OF the n 1t decade. Washington Is
probably waiting for Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

We have heretofore spoken of the advanced
Pos i'ion taken by Michigan in the matter OF
general edncaiion. We have now to note
ano'n'r step hardly less important recently
taken oy her Legislature IN the passage OF an
act imposing tine Of not more than $50 ana
mol less IMAM - upon any one "who shall i'm.
enuoraiiy, without malice, point or ann any
nrearm af any other person." The discharsins
Oh nrearm, even when IL does not occasion
injury, Is punished with fine OF 500, and NO,
iess than one years imprisonment. IL only
neeos mat the person at whose hands any one
sinjured or killed by such carelessness should
De imprisoned for life or hung 70 effectuaIly
oiesk up ms foolish and dangerous practice
wnnin the borders Of the Peniasular state
NOV let the other States follow In her wake in
ms ma.sr ana there will be fewer sacciden.
TAI deaths TO record in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

Sisnor Brignoii. who appears in coucer, At
Me'zeroa HAN this evening. previous to his
departure for the Pacific coast, is 90 we'll
Known to the lovers Of music throughout the
tne country that It IL work Of supsrerogaiion
70 announce him a. the most brilliant t.no-
singer on this side Of the Atlantic He will h,
ably assisted by nrst-class artists, incIud,ns
Nile Duraud. the great prima Donna, aud that
the concert will be a success and The hall
crowded there - no doubt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

A $4,000 passenger car Is being built for the
Erie Railroad. One costing one-fourth the
money would probably answer the same pur.
pose - this moving palace; but why should tn
directors eare' Ii isn't their money they are
Throwing away. -
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A DMIRAL FARRAGUrs REMARKABLE
"A CRUISE.

A DMIRAL FARRAGUT'S REMARKABLE
"A CRUISE.
Mes.rs g. PUTNAM 4 SON are entrusted
with ,he pnblic alton of work OF National and
historical int. rest, entitled
OUR ADMIRALs FLAG ABROAD;
THE CRUISE OF THE U. . FLAGSHIP FR.NKrIx.
ADMIRAL ID. q FARRAGUT, IN 1878,
BY JAMES EGLIsTON MONTGOMERY,
OF THE ADMIRAL's STAFF.
. ustvated with Drawings by Thomas Mast And
Granville Perkins. from sketches by Lent Com
ship franklin engraved In the bet manner and
printed In tints IN one volume large octave
The historical signi heaI ce and the unique cir.
eruise viii be recognized by every INTELLIGENT Oh
sTvtr Inc interest awakeaed in regard 10 IL on
both sizes Of the aU tic Indie stsd By tn urgent
every part Of the United States, for an autbentic
account Of II In handsome ard Or ATE sh. pa
II,s aemand II Is now proposed to meet The
vate secretary OF the Admiral
1he met limited edition OF thi, work for Sub
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dozen fne IIlu stration. Of Notable Scenes in this
AdLiIais Reception BY the Governments OF
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BOOK ehout tie size Of the Artists Edrtion OF
Irving 3 sketch Book The prics Of this edition 70
Subscribers only viii be 3 in cloth. or SI2 in
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Those Who desire one or more cories OF II will
AGENTS Fok WASHINGTON
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1872 fennsylvan'a avenue,
between 9Th aud 10th streets.
II any copies remain over. rhe price will be
incre to non Subscribers 1t IL ex pected thai
the Volume will be ready before the lsth April.
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Inc Association OF the Army Of the Potomac
propose 70 givea grand banquet In New York
On tnessn OF July. President Grant, Generals
sherman and Sheridan ana Admiral rarraxut
Will be present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

orders have been received m the v.riou.
Navy YARDS throughout the country for the
r-due Ion OF all wages twenty Der cent from
last months rates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

In the Superior Court of Chicago Thursday,
a decision was rendered against the Chicago
Railroad Company for damages amounting to
S5,0Oo. The Court held that il companies per-
init cars to Be overloaded, passengers are not
responsible for damages resulting from stand
ing on the platforms, and that If passenger
leaves a seat he may not again claim It,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

That the Senate should not be disposed 10
take any action concerning the charges of cor
ruption made against Senator Fenton seems
natural and proper enough, in view of the
rule OF that body not 10 inquire into the acts of
any Of IT'S members before they become con-
necfed with 1t But how it can refuse to tax.
NORGE Of the extraordinary statements made
by Senator Sprague the other day is not g +,
easily understood. That gentleman, il will b.
remembered, alleged IN one of his recent men,
orable speeches that of his own knowledge the
sum of sI0O,oOO had been offered to tempt an
honorable Senator into particular line of &C.
ton touching a certain legislative measure be-
fore the Senate, and he intimated pretty plain.
~, also. that it was not unusual To bring cor
Tupt influences TO bear in connection with
other matters before that body.
These allegations, one would think.
would warrant an investigation, and with
the least delay practicable. But. whether
one is ordered or not, IL is very clearly the
duty OF Mr.. Sprague-to himself and hi,
orothfr Senators, not less than TO the country
AT iarge-to make specific and complete ex.
posure of the instance to which he referred. In
tnis way only can the atmosphere Of which he
complains be cleared mp and the public made
acquaiI ted with the measures requiring such
motive power and the persons who propose to
apply IT, Let the honor able and mournful
gentleman from Rhode Island speak out and
tell all he knows on this subject. He can do
great deal more to promote the pubIic yooa in
this way in ten minutes tnan he can in hal, a
dozen OF his hour-long lamentations over the
fearful state Of the country 1.-The is in earn.
es', here is bis opportunity. We beseech him tn
wipe his eyes AID Ioii Up MS sleeves and 60 to
work
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
DOCTOR Z. De =. CURTIS BEGs TO
ntuiy his Washington Patients thaS, owing
70 bis extensive practice In Baltimore he viii in
De able to dsvets only the foleyins days to
M end VII! attend on SATURDAY and
SUNUAIS rom 10 to ). and s to D. m, al Ne 3l9
s5resti ~ rear Of Willard's Hotel.
rrSIr,E,C1ALiTn. freatment and cure Of Nervous
the ~ stem. mar n IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

From ]. Shillington and John Collins we
bave Appleton's Weekly journal No. 2, contain.
irg more chapters of Victor Hugo's new novel;
also. Hearth d Home for April 10th.
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~ SIX PER CENT.
Bull DING assoc TON.
OF wAsBISGTON, DO.
PAYMENTS TO COMMENCE THE FIRST
TUESDAY IN MAY.

TUESDAY IN MAY.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SECURE HOME
The Consultation Of iris Association IL resdy
Lists are nov open fer suoscr ptiOn to stock at ths
following place.:
ONION 4 BUTTS, May Building corner 9TH and
L streets;
JUDD DETwEILRR, SIT 7th street, below d:
ROOMS OF YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASse
CITATION, PenDsy wanna avenue;
BERNARD HAYES, corner 4th and Il streets:
N. OALLAN. ESQ Louisiana avenue;
HkLLERs DkUG STORE, corner 7th and N
streets.
RIGGs' BANK.(THOs HYDEJ corner 18th n
and Pennsy lvania avenue;
Ard G. b. BAKER, at star Office.
This Association Is based he true CO opsrati
plan aod IL arranged that borT AZ not nav
more than six per cent for the money he rec YES
from the Association
Dues o. per mont, b for each share subsc Tied for
Each share represent an interest IN the Assucjn
tion to the ex eut of Si5n. 10 sh ares = 500 ~
shares $500. 50 shares g. 40, and so on
Let every one tie q stock holder to the extent of
five or more shares. ID 6S.Chron ,lml ap lin
An election for Officers for the above A.socia.
ficp viii be held at the efice OF ONION A BUTTS
on TUESDAY EVENING, April ct q, at N O'cl +
sp31
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-03

General Buchanan has relinq uished the com.
mana at New Orleans to General Mower.
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U5 for the benefit Of the Catholic Total Ah..i
UhnrcS sTHDAY' a. ri, 4,h. is;s ais tns M trinity
Tickets twenty i've cents IT,
TEOTlCE -rRIENDS RELIGIOUS CIR.
nsnsI ~ Az, naSth vii ts ss place as
streets west. To MORROW MORNIN9 ct Al
O'Clock. The public and frieods are Invited. 1t.
Tn sv wM s DYE. :, viii ls,tur. before
ROW hoRNiEG. sobJeot,-.M usic: It. Origin
OF women. Public invited. Its
%FoCNDKY NJ CHURCH corner 18th
~, and streets Divine Servi .. sA BIB ri.
Pss,or Re rsa Do cI r. and "a BY .he
oisly invited to attend. seats free 1t
rI. o M.VsAGk TRI8E. No Che
that the meetings viii be held hereafter at ppnia's
b. st,s.t sstTeen s,h and 7th streets, every
L. P.s UTER, U Off. aps2s
"" METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCa
80. sfn stree betIeen and F-,ervices in
ta.. Gh's'h on 9TH sy
Great 70 K" and at - m-suhject: Perm.-
S pse ts:us; TTn.sens
%MEpICAL ASSOCIATION The semi
~ annual meeting o. the MEDICAL .ssOII
GecTget IN college corner OF 10Th and K st.. )
o. US s co.. tsr s,S as Il Sssfs
TX P .:ATTENTIVN -DAMON L0D0N.
u No Ii. K. p, will asse nble at their h ali
corner az 10Th street end Penna ave on MON
DAY EVENING, lin reRslia,l April stA. at s, D
m to ray fraterpal visit to Ftiepdshia Lodge
No g. K p. livery member IL CT pectei to be
present. By order Of the W @
%W1THOUT FAIL The GRAND ga RID
US CoSCkR1 for the beacdt Of st. Domi ntc's
'burth, which Was to have come OF on the Is, n
nltimo. ill, without fail. take place on SUNDAY
EVEElN9. ATS o'cio~k, Of the 9Th irs'ant LET
the Lovers Of ~ 2 music be present. ~ all means
Tickets toLly fifty ceDts) may be procured ct the
door. IL
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pOPst HOPS II H0PSIiI

JEST received. IS BALus CHOICE Hops
ana or sale ~ BHAvAEs 4 SHAW,
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SAvE YogR MORrY

The Undersisned has Just token ont . uuw
r1Re AHD sTRBETS WIfHOCT "A sEa
deepening with curb, and reducing the exDeuse 10
below the contract price In any OF the wards in this
city with brfck, which Win last fos Q ufe<Iv..
without repair 900 loads Of PAVING Sam
Tor sale 81 the yard on Tibef Greek, bstvesn "a
K streets. 3 TnokHToN SMITH, =.
Ehl-u 39A = street. bet. 9th and 10Th.
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Spring STYLE DRESS HATS, ''-
AND f.lF n
BLUE HATS IN CLOTH AND FELT, -
For young men, now 90 popular in New York
together with full assortment Of BOYS HATS
Just opened n eTIEB0ECZS
234 Fennsylv ania avenue.
ma M lM second door from sth st.
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v: AsHIN0TON asrE .E..rI
CITY BOPENSARY,
Ne. e6s, Ne,thrsn Corner Ifh amd M Streets.
Aedicsl sdyice and Surgical operation to the
Once hoan: o to II O. m, sto7p
Il. n TAYLOR, II. D.. i. w. LATINYp M ID
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wagons. OARTs. AND DRAYs

BEGIsTER's OFEIcE, April s, 1870
Notice IL hereby given that license. issued tn
SCENTS or owners Of sgons, carts, aud drAys will
oxiiIe on MONDAY, hrril 6th. 1853. and tn At said
licenses must be renewed In com oil xncs Nth law .
at VI j. ice within ten days from this date
az 8 l0t IA. BOSWELL Register W C.
NJ TO TIE sHAREHOI DERS OF THE
uV FIRST WAkD BULLYING ASsOCIA-
TION The Shsr- holders of the above Assocfa
tion are hereby bottled that the third ANN Al
MEETING of the Asst citation will BE- held on TIES
DAY kgENIN9. A pril 9Th 1879 at o'cloca The
neetiI will be held at Rev. Mr. NOurs4's schJo
room Erie nds' Meetif g House. nth side of ct ,
bstwetn 18th and 18th ats. Pune Al Art ndaace 4,
requested. GEO T. KIpWEIL
aK3 Secre.a rv
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DRfCE so CENTS By MAIL.

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MANHoo
One Hundred and Flfty-fourth edition of hi,
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AZ gtreS clear synopsis of the impeuiments 10
marriage, and ezsmpii fsS results Of many vears
practice an the treatment of Nervous Debtlit,
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Extracts from Reviews of this Wsrk
CURTIS ON MANHOOD 1T develops the fear
fui shoals on which . large proportion OF human
happiness IL wrecked, aud furnishes q chart by
"Elch they may be avoided and escaped Forth
nate Tor @ country would IL se did it's you IN put
into practice the philsDthropic and scientific max
Inns here laid down-ore cause OF matri monjal mte
cry might tn be bsnished from our Ian A. and the
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London CAronicIs.
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DENTISTRY.

l.. WOLF MD
- OtERATIVE DENTIST
70 LIZ fenns ase bet. 18th aud 18th 81 reets
norm side All hreDcbes OF the pre'e, -
eiohthiiIiuIiy attended %. and oH the mot -
t.Asohaole terms thorough ex perfeuc- 0xxxO
~ seNefal years In the Dental Art ip.tire. hi, q,
un e.hhoeLee thst his operatio. via prove sat
1871, " ~. ma Him.
lies w. AND u. A MERRILL DESTIsrs,
sHr No: gao PhhNsfLyANIA AyE~
~ 9e,Teen i2th aud 18th streets, fur
nasn LAB AbI ifiCIAL IEBTH on any kind cao2D
VI riste desired Pure NInOss OzIde Gas con-
S.antIy on hanc Tor extracting teeth without pas
We guarantee 20 all those having YORK done AZ on.
ONO, s4tisfacuon in every particular. NO 10 Tvs
DR. LEwIE a DAVIS DENTAL AssoorA-
No. 200 PtNEsrLyANtA AVENUE.
sietween l2th aud lsth streets
TEETH IkTE4CTED WITHOUT PAIN
no charge viii be made for extracting " here Ar
Ihcla Teeth are Inserted. although the
fsilent VIII be required 60 pay Tor theA&9
euIslcai operation when perform-d which SII-0
YIN De deducted when the teeth are made The
Arocfsuop 10 now prepared make Teeth on
Geld silver, and Rubber at New York Phil ael.
Ihs, apo Boston prices Ali d Rooms wfshioc de a.
tai work doLe can have IL CHEAP e m the shoVe
+med citiss All work will be dore ia the neat.
aud best manner, and warra nfed 10 Awe entire
sstsfsctton PtrsoRs will do well 20 c All ana en-
anime our work before getting it elsevhere ~ Ia
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