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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22
Hollands German Tonic

q q combination Of all the ingredients Of AS
Biaers, aoih PURE Santa CT7xs Rum, Orange etc.
II IS used for the same diseases the Bitters in
t0here pure alcoholic stimulus Is ~
q,.ired You toiu bear in mind that these rene.
dies are entirely different from any others
adueTtised for the cure of the diseases named
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal
extracts, toiLe the others mere decoctions Of
run, in some form. The TONIC is decidedly oHs
of the most pleasant and agreeable remedies ever
offered 10 the public. It's taste is exquisite. Nis
. pleasure 10 take it, sUhile its Iie-giuisg ezhil-
Grating, and nsediciaal qualities haze caused i =
be knolun as Gse greatest Of all t0nics.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22

Anna Dickinson had a 500 au-
dience at Des Moines the other
night.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22

AT the SIMMS HOUSE, on Saturdays and Sundays.
May "a and %; June 26; July 81 Sept ID; Oct. As;
N and Nov. n.
DR.. Cone 10 a regularly educated Physician being
. graduate of two first class Medical Colleges, as
his Diplomas will show. and has had great experi-
ence and success in the treatment of Chronic Dis
eases, which he makes speciality.
DR.. Gone treats Bronchitis, Laryngitls, Consump-
tion. Asthma, Scrofula, Enlarged Tonsils, Bron-
chele, or Big Neck, Tumors of all varieties, Dys-
pepsa, Neuralgia, Chorea, or st. vitus Dance, and
general nervous innutrition Diseases OF the Heart
Liver, Kidneys, Skin. Nerves, Stomach, Blood, all
the Diseases peculiar to Females and all Consttu-
tional Diseases.
DR.. Cone cordially invites all persons in poor
health to visit his rooms, aud have their cases
amined and satisfactorily described. Consultation
free in all cases. Medicines cash. See circulars at
Hotels no23tf
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22
DEBILITY.

There {, no medicine rqunI 10 HoofanFs Ger.
s.: S:s.l.,s s.s'; 1As asrss Z :s's: o.. q
snd viser to the Wh OF systen,
,strenethen the ap1 petite, cause an
it, purify the blood. gipe good, sound, healthy
eompL. zion eradicate the yetLow tinge from TIE
eye, inlpart boom to the checks, and change the
patient from a shnt-brsathed, cneaciated. io.ak,
aud a.ruous inpulsd, 70 q Jwlt:i aecd, stowt. and
rigorous versos.. --..-s..,--
Weak and Delicate Children
are ma strong by using ,he Bit
ters or Tonic. I'm fact, they arc
Family Medicines. They can be
administered with perfect safety
to a chilli three months old, the
most delicate female. or a man Of
ninety.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22
R ( M O v AL.

}EwALD BRAUNS.. our worthy German
IL Matchmaker, has removed his we'll
known jeweEy store to DR.. Billhardt's Drug
Store, where he will be pleased to receive
the calls of his numer us patrons. He has
on hand fair stock of watches, clocks.
jewelry spectacles. DC. Jewelry made to
order when desired. Thankful ior past
tavors hope to merit continuance of the
same in the future.
EWALD BRAUNS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22

FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD, DID,,
Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadel-
phia-
DR. JAcKsoH-DEAR SIR:-I h1ue been fire.
sueatIy requested 70 connecf nay name with secom-
ssenddtions Of different Kinds Of medicines, osa
regarding the practice out of my appropriate
sphere, i haue in all cases declined; but with .
clear proof uarious instances, and particularly
in my oson fanlily, Of the useful"ess q. Dr. Hoof-
my usual course, to cypress my full cOnvictiox
that for general debility of the system and
s.R%: +: +: s.,:: !:s:s:
fah; but usuilW4 ly, / d"uot not, Il
soiu be very benefeiai to those Who suffer from TIE
e6ops eaasss Yours, very respec JuHy,
J. H KENNlRD.
Eighth, below Coates Strsss
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22

upon Che receipt Of back charges
usually amounting from one dollar
and twenty-five cents to five dollars.
A Chicago defective was put on the
track of the swindler, and arrested
him at the American Express Office,
first having a notice sent him of the
arrival ofmoney for him.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22
Blood Purifiers


Blood Purifiers
sver known, and sriH all diseases resulting
from bud t~od Keep your blood pure; KEEP
your Lirer in or0{- der; keep your
digestive org1ns in round,
he0 thy condition, 10y the use OF these
assah you. The best n.en he country recon-.
mend them. If gears Of honest estrepsttaf'on go for
anything you must try these preparations
FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania.
PHILApELPHIA, March 16, 1867.
Ifnd Hoof German Bilcrs" Is not an
intortcdting beucrdge, but is good tonic, useful
IN disorders Of the digestive organs, and Of great
benefit in cases of debility and .oant ef nervous
action IN the systrns.
.gl Gh0. ". WooDWARD
FROM HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Judge Of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
PH1LApELPHIA, April 28, 1866.
consider f" HoOfand's German
=; s;:';s. ;;;s.'; e" s S;:: s.:
this from my perteEce OF 1es
Yours, with respect.
JAMES THOMPSON
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22


nists will leave New York City du-
ring the coming summer to settle
in the West and South.
DR.. Benz. Aver, member of the
Georgia Legislature, was found, on
Friday morning, lying dead by the
roadside near Louisville, Georgia.
He had been shot between the eyes
DR.. Dewy, supposed bogus ply
sician, and wife, borrowed and col
lected, from patients and friends in
Chicago about $40, 900, and decamp-
e1 a few days ago. They have not
yet been captured.
In St Louis, Saturday, VIM. Ed
wards was sentenced to be hanged
on the 18th day Of July, for the
murder of Lewis Wilson, some
months since. t = f.as
Thomas Brannan, indicted with
The notorious scoundrel, Reddy, the
blacksmith. for robbing country
lnan of fifty dollars, was tried at the
Court of General Sessions, in New
York, Friday. and sentenced to fif-
teen Years in the State Prison.
Reddy is promised the same sen
tence when convicted. sm-5s
The Rev. Jasper Manlove, form
erly of Pontiac, Illinois, after
preaching against the evils oi
swindfng. for several years has
taken to tue business himself. Pro-
curing lot of letter heads, that
read, "Office of E. N. Fargo, Ex-
press and Commission Forwarding
House." he addressed them to par
ties throughout the State. informing
them that he had express packages
for them, and would send .then
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-04-22

James Hessar has been sentenced
to be hanged on the 4th Of June
next, for killing his wife in Pen
Go1l-N
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12
Sfnte Arsenal.

In the first story Of an old square bnild-
ing ON jackson street, in the rear of NJ ills
Il Smiths office. can he seen all that is
to show for the $500 900 worth of arms
that the State has drawn from the United
States. The whole outfit, If put up at
auction. wouli not bring one thousand
dollars. This is not dnts right; there
are few arms now in the hands of the
militia on guard at the front. but in the
man what we state is true. The Legis-
laturs has now for years refused to make
any appropriation for the services of a
qnartermss'er. or to collect the arms th At
.'re scattered over the State and have
them cared for. AT one time a thous. and
dOllars would have collected q good
many Thousand dollars worth OF arms.
and had them put into condition to be
useful if occasion should require. Now
they are scattered and gone aud will new
er be collected. Members OF the Lsgis.
Iaiure come upao ropeka year after year
and make the cry Of "Economyl Econ.
omyi' Now wsllike economy and be.
Iieve in it, end will go with those who
go the farthest for true economy. Bot
this half and half manner of doing busi-
ness. that Ksusas Legislatures sre apt to
DO with some things. is not economy bu,
We don't suppose that i,
will do any good to write upon tins sub
Isct. Legislatures in the future as in the
past will ignore true economy and leg
islate for the hour. 1t is but Justice to
state tha, AdjRtsnt General Moorehouse,
although his Office requires no such work
at his hands. has done the best be could,
and Voluntarily and without pay h,s got
he few arms on hand in as good a condi-
lion as they can be. considering that there
9 no appropriation for doing anything
with tham.-Topeka Record.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12
CuAPLAINs AND STEERS.
rIo,, the Elect Select Their Ca,tle
The Ticissitudes of Stock.Dealiuy,
From the Leavenwolth Commercially

From the Leavenworth Commercial.1
OsKALoosA, KAs., Aug. 6. 1869.
EDITOR COMMERCIAL: send you few
lines concerning what is occurring in
this place, and will first mention that the
Rev. d. p. Mitchell. chaplain to the pen
i,eutisry. insurance agent. land surveyor,
beef contractor. dc, DC, has lately been
engaged in q little speculation. He re-
Gently visitei Abiline. and there puchas.
ed $4,000 worth OF Texas cattle. which
be proposed to drive to Leavenwortb.
but in passing Manhattan. be found his
herd increased by four head-two cows.
heifer and calf. According to his
own statement. he tried to separate them
from the herd. but was unsuccessful in
his attempt to do so. At any rate. he,
in company with his son and Mexican.
drove the herd along until they came TO
9 railroad station, where he took the cars
for Leavenworth. Mr. Mitchell. howev-
er, returned and rej,ined the herd at In
disnola. where the owners Of the "strsys"
also overlook it. The man demanded
his "strays." and pay for his time in
following them. which W as refused. Mitch
ell being DESTROYS of driving them on to
Lsavenwor.h and there disposing of them
for account OF the owner. The herd went
on to. O.awkee. where the owner Of the
sbstrsrtad cattle took ont papers against
Mr.. Mitchell for stealing cattle. The
reverend. gentleman was taken before q
Justice Of the Psscs. who after hearing
bound him over in sum Of $500 to sp-
pear and answer the charge, one month
from to-day. On his failing to give bond
he was arrested by constable and
brought to this place. The Sheriff. how
ever. not requiring him to find bonds. he
started o.day for L aston after dark. but
fearing that parties from Osswkee might
follow him up and have him re-arrested.
he, after counsel with his friends, per-
shaded the deputy Sheriff to accompany
him as protection. He accordingly
started and expected to ovcrtake his cat
tie at Easton that very night. The mat
ter in my eyes looks lite scaly.
tours. CoRREsPoNpEST.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

EE 1t is estimated that seven-tsnths
Of all adult ailments proceed from dis
eased and torpid liver. The hillary ST.
cretions Of the liver over6owing into the
stomach. poison the entire system. and
exhibit the above symptoms. After q
long research. we are able to present the
most remarkable cure for these horrid
nightmare Of diseases the world has ever
produced. Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have
taken Plantation Bitters. and not on in
stance of complaint has come to our
knowledge. 1t is the most effectual tom
ic and agreeable stimulsnt, suited to all
conditions oflife. Inquire of your Drug.
gist in regard to it.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12
CAPTURED BY INDIANS,
Another Chapter of Horrors-The Suf.
ferIngs Of White Woman.

About four years since family named
Weigel removed from Ohio to XMAS,
and settled on stream known as Solo,
mons Fork. The family consisted OF
John Weigel and wife, and three chill
dren. two boys and girl. the former
aged respectively. 10 and II years. and
the latter 8. A homestead of eighty
acres was taken up. and in two years W as
all under cultivation.
AT that time, as our readers will re-
member accounts published, the Crow
Foot lndi"ns made said through that
portion of Kansas. leaving death and des-
truction in their wake
The Weigel farm was attacked and
the entire family, except Mrs. Weigel,
butchered. That day wss the last time
she W as seen. until'Sun1ay last, when G en-.
Carr made an attack on an Iudian vii
lage near Platte Valley station. Two
white women were seen by the soldiers
in possession of the Indinas struggling
ss if TO make their way to the ranks Of
Gen. Carr's command. An order wss
given to 'charge" and rescue the wo-
men. which wss obeyed with. will BY
the brave men. bu, before they couli
gain possession of The women, q savage
SINK his tomabawk into the head OF one
ofthem, whose only known name is Su-
sauna. who fell to the earth. Another
red devil fred revolver at Mrs. Wei
gel. but the shot fortunately struck rib
and glsnced of. CHASING bat 8 slight
wound. Before any other murderous
could be made, . private
soldier whose name and company is at
present UNKNOWN, put spurs to his horse
and rushed gallsntly to the very heart
Of the Indian band. grasped Mrs. Weigel
by the waist, lifted her on his horse and
galloped away to the wagon train. where
sli care and attention was given the un
|ortunste woman. Too much praise
cannot be bestowed upon the brave man.
and were his name bat known it would be
} pleasure to herald it forth to the world.
The battle soon afterwards came to
termination by the capture of the entire
lndisn ontfit, with the exception Of those
Sbo "fell early in the fight"
Mrs. Weigel stated to an officer that
he had been . prisoner among the In
lians since the summer of 1867. For
year she bad been the forced mistress
It Crow Foot chief named "Buffslo
isn." who tired Of her sitter year and
disposed OF her TO another chief. nsmed
Tall Tree" the consideration being e
onple Of ponies.
She states that several times after her
sp'urs she attempted sucide. but was
rested with ell the kindness generally
estcwed BY Indians. which had . tend
ney to causs her to accept the sitastios, I
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

~ Gov. Carney went mp the Kansas
Pacific Railroad yesterday. to Fort Har-
ker. The Governor is looking well and
hearty. The State never had q better
friend.-Topeka Commonwealth.
Hwst induces papers hwich call them
selves respectable and moral to publish
such hwolesale lsudations of the man
hwo is therein named, we cannot con-
ceive, and it is not worth our hwile to
try to find out. After abusing Pomeroy
and then prsising Carney. there can be
bot one opinion as to the hwy and hwere-
fore. That editor has been bribed with
Carney's ill.gotten wealth!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12


yet she never could sccus,om herself TO
pollution.
She has become very coarse OF feature.
csusei-by exposure. Her Joy ct being
rescued was very grest. but she seems. sf-
ter sll, iisconJeniei. and at times tired
Of life. At the the time Of her first cap
ture. she was tiei hand and foot and Tor
eel TO panler to the hsllish desire OF her
cspior.
Mrs. HeigAl has relatives in Ohio.
sho have been notified of her rsc,pture.
and VIII Immediately. remove her TO her
old Ohio home.
This is a strange, sad. yet thue story
of life rpon the Western plains. Many
items concerning tn, hellish outrages OF
redskins are suppressed for decency's
sake. bot We have given sufficient to con-
vey definite idea of her severe trials
Omaha Herald.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

ANTIoUIuEs The workmen in Will
liams & Whitham's brick-y ard, a few
days ago. unsarthed human skeleton.
or the lower half Of it. The upper part
OF the body appeared to have been buried
deepest, and the men were not curious
enough to dig below the level of their
work for the remainder of the skeleton.
The bones were mostly in good state Of
preservation. but bore the appearance Of
having lain there for many long years
before the passage of the Kansas Nebras.
ka Bill.
The same workmen also dug out On
immense tooth of some animal. The
tooth was about FIVE inches in length,
and IS large around as q mans wrist.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

TENNEssEE.-The Tennessee election
has resulted in the success OF Senter for
Governor. by q very large majority over
Stokes. and Legislature of the Senter
complexion. Senter claims to be Re.
publican. and is SO endorsed by many
prominent men Of the party. but is in
favor Of rebel as well as negro enfrsn.
chisement. Psrson Brownlow endorsed
him as Republican, and as a man of
better character than Stokes. The Dem
ocracy. Of course. rejoice over his election
as their victory; and perhaps time will
show that they are right. Andy John
son will put in bid for the United
States Senate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

CoMpLIMEyrARY- publish an ar.
ticls from the Rulo Register. giving the
editors obserrstions and impressions on
bis recent visit here. While admiring
the business and enterprise of the place,
he seems to think we have poor locstion
We think there are few better on the riv.
er. A bluffy town is preferable to level
one, with low. wide bottom between it
and the river. 1t requires more labor
and money to build town among the
bluffs; but it is much better and more
Substantial after it is built.
Visitors are almost invariably favor
ably impressed with White Cloud. The
trouble 10, it does not seem to be within
the range Of those who are travelling for
the purpose of making observations and
publishing them. Why travelling cor.
respondents avoid this corner of the State,
We cannot explain; bot none have been
here yet, and therefore none know that
they have missed the hsndsomest portion
Of Kansas. But we will have q railroad
sftsr while, and ,hsn things will be diff
ferent.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12
ob.ervarion. by DIucu..

Episcopal ministers are better supplied
with clothing than any others. They
always have surplice garment.
Suitable dover for a widow-Wid-
over.
The people OF Massachusetts, formerly
voted with beans. Probably that was
the origin Of polling beans.
Reformers are usually styled "lopg-
haired" Many reformers have not
worn their hair long after they became
such. 1t has been taken OF just below
the chin.
Lovely Sight-A pot.gut. under the
inf HIencs Of rot-gut, dancing to the music
of cat gut.
The Qaskers have the reputation oil
possessing an unusual amount Of cum
ming. 1t is perhaps because they are
disciples Of Fox.
There is race of people in Africs
who have tails. but whose history is un-
known. Perhaps the mystery could be
solved by hanging bells on the caudal
sppendages. Their tails could then be
tolled.
When men start lines of railroad, they
break ground. When they come to
start lines of balloon, will they break
wind?
Shrouds have no pockets" says q
proverb. Then. where do corpses carry
the "pus'' that they have abont them +?
Sweden's production of famous vio.
Iinists, is supposed to be accounted for
from the fact that they are born and rails.
ed within sound OF the Cattegut.
Why does a little boy going up tree
after squirrel remind you of Italy?
Because it is sonny climb.
Are caterpillars necessary to the sup,
port Of cstterwauls 4?
Disagreeable uncles and sunts-Csrb-
uncles and pis-ants.
Indians are Of a literary turn Of mind
A work of which they are all fond. i.
Adam Bede.
A cousin Germ'n is not necessarily
the child Of Dutch uncle.
Why is . Mother r-Abbess in no dan.
ger OF being struck by lightning? Be
cause she is nun.conductor.
1t is peculiarity of physical punctu.
alton, that when coma occurs, the final
period is near at hand.
The Southerners are favoring the in.
PRODUCTION of Chinese laborers on their
sugar, cotton and rice plantations bu,
if the poor fellows do go there. they will
be received Cooley.
Lawyers are the only persons who will
practice their profession in the grave.
They will be feed for the worms.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

WOODEN LEGS AGAINST CURLs When
crippled soldier begs his way to Wash
ington. asking for something to do in the
pay OF the Government. no attention is
paid him or bis wants. He may have q
wooden leg or none: be able to write a
beautiful hand. keep accounts correctly,
but be is not wanted in Granville. When
q nice yonng lady hobs around that vicin-
ity, wrieg'ing her Greeisn bend, shaking
her cnrls, pointing sweetly, and winking
one eye at some person in authority, sh.
is given a situation in The Treasury De-
partnrnt at once
Here she hss good pay and perqnisitrs.
or extra compensation for what can not
properly he termed ovarwork.
TIE soliier fought and fell on the bss-
tie fell. The pretty girl did not 6zht
nor did not fall on a battle field. The
soldiers recon- menl is what he lost in
defense of our conn;ry; the pretty girl.
recommend is what she has lost or is viii.
ling to lose. in some other manner. An
honest man loaded down with recommen.
dstions. in Washington, wouTd sfarve
to death; white a hsnisome pisce Of
dimity. gotten mp in style. with good
form, han I,ome face, pouting lips double
meaning eye. and disposition to N axe
bersolf generally nsefol. can have . stu
alton st once.--Axglaize Democrat.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

WHAT We THISK-The Atcbison
Champion. in an editorial on the Rail.
road Interests of Atchison, speaks as fol.
lows of the Atchison and Nebraska
Road. 1t expresses our views as to the
necessity for greater energy. People are
becoming cool and doubtful on this enter
prise. and will soon begin to lose faith in
it:
Work on the Atchison and Nebraska
City Road is progressing with reasonable
speed, and it's affairs seem to be man sged
as honestly and faithfully as we could
expect. We think. however. that lit
tie more energy ought to be Infused into
it, and the work rushed somewhat more
rapidly. 1t is q very important enter
prise for our city, and one in which we
have large pecuniary interest, ss the
County has voted S150.000 in bonds to
aid it. Doniphan County has also voted
5000. 600 to this Road.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

DoNIPHAN COUNTY FAIR-Ne are re.
questei by the Board of Directors, to an
nounee that the Doniphan County Agri
cultural. Horticultural and Mechanical
Association will hold its First Annual
Fair, at Troy. September 23l. Gath and
85th; and that as per cent. of the stock
subscribed has been levied, and must be
paid in by the 1st of September. to psy
for fitting up the grounds, &c. Large
preparations are being made to have g
grand success, and large turnout from
this part of the County is desired.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1869-08-12

PROMPT SErrLEMENr-Oae day last
week. a dignifed looking customer, with
sspirited team. drove out of town in
that happy state of elevation in which a
man would about as soon whip somebody
ss to eat. He drove like Jehu. and O
mile or so out of town. met Charley
West coming from the west, mounted on
. mustang pony. Jehu gave terrific
crack Of his whip, causing the mustang
to plunge and send his rider to grass.
West made some uncomplimsntary re,
marks to Jehu, when the latter halted
his team, got cut, and proceeded to 60
In. West also went in, and in the wink
of sleeps tail. gave the fellow salts,
facto-y drubbing. Jehu loaded himself
into his wagon. and spread his sails for
the west; while West caught and re-
mounted bis mustang. and pursued his
journey to the east.