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The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
CoIlector,s Yofice.

/ am now prepared to refund E., |.
IL @. 5. j.. Railroad tax on personal
pr r5perty, covering all those who have
paid tax on personal property pre-
vlous to November Goth, 1868.
Z. j. GAVIsK,
ieb3 1w City Collector.
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Partnarshin Nntina.

sEBTE. TIE UNDEHSEGsEED. HAVE
w mis- list day OF January, 1863, entered
4uto coparineIship, under the firm name
Of III. y. Weils ~ To-, iOr the purpose OF
IA all its branches, IA the same house for
merly occupied by h. X. Wells a. Son
and respectfully ask a contfnuance or fhe
fayOis extended TO the lste firm. We will
collect all tcc0unts due, and pay all claims
against, said nrm- IL. X. WELLS.
leo dlW w. ID. WELLS
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

For RENT.-A desirable dwelling
house, containing ten rooms, large
yard, plenty fruit aud shrubbery, on
Sixth Street, between Main aud Syca :
more. Possession given 10Th inst.
Enquire of KELLER d WHITE.
teb6-tf
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For SALE. - II nice T5co-s story
D1elling House, with five rooms and
cellar, in the best part OF the city
will be sold below its value and part
ly on time. Call to-dGg, as / am re-
quested to sell aoitI,0ut delay.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
feb3 IF Real Estate Agent.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

MAD Doc ExcITEMENr-We are
informed by passengers by the Taras-
con last night that much excitement
exists in Spencer County, from the
circulation of mad dogs, (which are
biting horses, COWS, swine, and other
dogs. AS yet no human has been bit
ten, but there is feyerish dead per-
vading the community.
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EVANSVILLE CoRNET BAND.-At-
tention is called to the advertisement
of the Evansville Cornet Band, to be
found in this paper in the local
column.
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MaSOnIc.

IN The members of Evansville
NJ Lodge No. 64 and Reed Lodge
No. 316 T. & a. III. are hereby nofi
fed to meet at their Lodge Room TO
day, at TO O'clock A. NJ, Tor the pur
pose of attending the funeral of
brother Samuel Reed. All Masons
Ia good standing are invited to attend.
A; j CoLBURa, Secretaries.
Evansville, February 9Th, 1869.
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BIpuR.@Tise 1e4t bf4ad ct sr6faj
family Hour sold Ia the city, lhI
Oynthiana Mills, also, rye -four fol
sale by 1T. d. Allis & Co., First St
second door below Vine.
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Carr. HENRY WENTz.

MAGNOLIA AWATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. tebS d3teOdltw
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
THE FRANKUIN BRICK MACHINE
TR5 UlrpHANT OYER ALL oTaERs

Builders, MGsGns and Bq-teEmah h;4 rs:
Conse and see it. Makes the most and best
brics ~ the least expense of any M tc1fne
ever made. Is worked by two hon sesf or
by steam power. Its equal as a prs ctical
brick maker is not known. defy ct m Pc
Room No. q. New York. feb3-6td<w.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

Gsg- A new stock of Silk FFinges
and French Corsets at HUGHES.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

eD Free Billiards at the Delmon-
leo Saloon. feb2 1w
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08
Bic lunch

Of Sourkrout and Speck, at the
" Gem Billiard Saloon, " this morn
ing at 81 o'clock. ssr sfeb8 Ii
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sALTI FLouR PORK NAIIsl

We offer to the trade
10000 barrels KANAWFfA SALT.
1000 barrels and sacks FLOUR of
different brands and grades.
A large supply of Bulb Meats,
Lard, Salgar Cared Bacon Ham, dc.
IL. RUFFNER, JR.. 81 Co,
No. z Main Street, near Water Street.
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FOR SALE ANN FOR RENT
WANTED.


AGErTs WANTED uon
Secrets OF the Great City.
"A work descriptive o. the EfrfnoF niiT
the Pfrc, th8 MBsterteg Ai8rFffa, and
CTfHifg Of New YORK tlty.
lf Yuu wish lO know huW fortunes arc
made and luat ln "a day how ahrewd men
are ruined tn Wall Street; how country
men are aWlmdlod as HharpuTHt how min.
1stefs and mfrchuulH arc hiHoEmnllpl
how dance halls nuu concert saloons HM
mnnuRedi how RntuhlinH houses and iON
tcrlcs ere conducted, read fhm work. lI
contains over 30 fine currHVlnna. and inIl.
an about tile Mysteries mmd Grimes 90 NrW
York, ana ig the apiGinHt nud chHauUl'
work 81 the kind ever pnhilghrd.
Price only ~ 20 per Copy.
Send for circulars md see our TERMS. nnt
JOh rs BitOghhlts A. CO, cineiunatl. ID
JAM DAWN
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eAAEE e asl..rIE---.Els 60


eAAss BAr si 1soua.-t6 night
the EYaasvilla. Iieaerkranz Society
give their Grand Mask Bal! at Turner
Hall, which promises to be one of
the grandest affairs OF the kind ever
witnessed in this city. The utmost
care viii be taken that no improper
characters be admitted, and tickets to
be had only of the committee, consist
ing of Messrs. Henry Sch@ffer,
Charley. .Waek, J. Sehlesinger. and
Albert RimrOth-will not be sold to
strangers unless regularly vouched
for, and to none but reputable per-
sons The many pleasing entertain
ments given by the Liederkranz So
ciety. their exec llent taste and. open
hearted lFberality. is guarantee that
this will be a magnificent entertain
ment, and we hope our citizens will
extend to them liberal patronage.
PERsoNAL.-Among the passengers
by the Quickstepa on Saturday night
were Major General Gofden Granger
and Colonel Falck. Capt. Maize, and
Capt. Dolan. members Of his staff;
Colonel A. L. Shotwell, of Shotwell's
Mines. and Mrs. w. B. Donaldson,
wife of Capt. w. b. Donaldson. late of
the Great Republic. They all took
the Morning Star for Louisville.
Col Ogerten, one of the proprietors
of the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse;
Col. D. Brooks, Of Caseyville, KY;
and Col. A. Spray, of Curdsville, were
also in the city on Saturday.
Capt, William Rarrick and William
Naylor, of Terre Haute, with their
wives, arrived. in the city Saturday
night, to take a trip up the classic
Wabash on board of Capt. Shew-
makers new steamer, the Eau Claire,
which will leave this evening or to :,
morrow for Terre Haute.
Among the passengers last night
by the. Tarascon were the Skiff &
Gaylord Minstrel troupe, Mr.. Bobert
Boyd, Of this city; J. I. Jones. Robt.
Graham and Harry Allen, of Rock
port, and Squire Blunt, of Grand
Vle"' .f'1-alz IL L.. -.lzaE .sf
MAD Doc ExcITEMENr.-W are
| Informed by passengers by the Taras-
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

RECORDERS GoURT.-Busiuess was
not brisk in the Recorders Court on
Saturday, and the cases were of a
trivial character.
Frank Sullivan was drunk and
noisy, for which he was asked to pay
Sc %, but not having thatssum about
his clothes, he was sent to the rear,
and will board it out.
Afman from the country was not
aware that the shade trees Of the
city were protected by municipal en-
actmeat, and tied his qaadruped to a
hanging limb-whieh, though not a
hanging matter, cost him a Eve dollar
bill, which he agreedto pay. Where
upon he was let go in peace.
A woman named Egg9-of rather a
bad quality-was drunk. noisy and
violent, for which she was charged
$5 20, which she was unable to pay,
and returned to Castle Cochran and
laid carefully in nest to be hatched
out. 1t was not a profitable day, by
any means, to the Recorder. - ~"
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TT IL N II II HALL
Monday, February 8th, 1869.



"A CARD. In order 90 avoid tne rf
EA trnmco or low or improper chnrAcir
mo the alt-ronm, 40 has been resolve e
NOT 10 sell any tickets on the evening
inc bali. Thcy are only 90 be had Ht 40
following plnce8s
Heul-y Hchaefer, NO. 10 Third streets
Char ~ Wick, Main stfeeii
Jne. SCR tesinWeT Second = reefs
Abbi. Rir.qrOth, corner i4net ANA toufi
Streets, lHm u1oVs tf.
be- sold fo mix Gown persons or flfHnNe
III ngt ryropeflv A Introduced OR nMEhMelu
refereflce1 given. This rule Will bo atftf.
adhered 90.
Among several N WQuernte Dr7iieri
which win be produce wc name oniy %
following: .t.-r.t. H.
x. The Wonderful Prod. qction n the llh
Ion BROTHERS Or, THO Fa. Aoua y ~ Atti,r
. The MonO3Yilable Ch lhf OF
New Art OF flylng. -r
3. Ihe Ailea0Tical RepfeaC nLttlpli W. ~
Fearful imhaIOn or nur Gmrt 4fty, HH
Newest Feuuieton tI0rieuull hhH A'''
(PrnrofH) Financial Theories. az
The 0rche lrH VIII consist ui
slcianH. under the leadership of
Matthias .
IHE CoMNIrrHE or AHHhN0fA
fcbI dtd
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

Sale OF Unclaimed Goods.


gFVO WHOM HI MAY ooNCEHN
Nofica As hereby given that atl uucinim
fd lo0ds left at tue Buiideu' Emporium
ATafer street between Locust and w nuui
IgvnnevtWe indiana, and remaining u.
knyd ono year, viii be sold at Hubne Aus
Nom 10 f1e d Irhest bidder, 90 tile Aueho'
Room IN Hiram Nelson, EHQ., Locus
-stya.ef opposite the Pust-Onlce, on tno 90
dav of May, h0D "a list of the goods nh'
l,a-aoeu by calling 20 TIE builders. smpt
rimm. lthhbVIh @ @Alti5itt..'
February 81, 1869. dAtna
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

rrrs.ohanoe ON the Ohio and Mississippi
S7afIrfsssI takes place on Monday, Deeem-
Ter 7fh- after which we will correct the
time table of that Road.
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II DON7T WNTRNn
DissOIution Of CODartnersbin

FHSEzE 90 PsEsTS EEsSHEIs HER F-FsP-
z fore existing under the firm name OF
Ii. x. Wells Z 5 II was dissolved by Inu-
tohl eOnsent On The 30th day OF NoVefn be-
1853, Waiter r. Wells Withdrawing
IA f.ff.fezfGfI II. CELLS Il SON.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

DRArH OF nKv. SAXUat REEn

URATH OF hKv, SASEUHt. REED,
The many friends Of Rev. Samuel
Reed. formerly Of this city, will be
deeply panied to learn OF his death,
which took place in Newburg at
twelve o'clock on Saturday. He was
a minister of the Methodist Church,
and son-in.law of the late Robert
Parrett, and had many friends in this
city, by whom he was highly es-
teemed. He was also an eminent
Mason, having been Deputy Grand
Lecturer In the First District of In
diana for two or three years, Reed
Lodge of this city was named in
honor of Brother Reed. who was one
of its charter members, and its first
Worshipful Master. The Lodges OF
this city are called together, by a
notice that will be found elsewhere
in the JOURNAL, at ten o'clock this
morning to attend his funeral. I
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08


D..
ESoE stEaE- -HusIai.sa ugg.. Nm
- II etHAm ALeets tAlen "a lnM lf8m khn
corner ut Thlri 8trerE F0r onrIfgufar.
aiI4L 70 AtFHUK LoU0E,
-,1l q. ~ j fHlffNH.
BFgtk lEAI THE AMHHIgA ~
- HOUSE Que or fho hnrf hCiafs In
hfausRHlei lucinna It ia lneated iu fun
mni.' .ni Lhe business part of tho eflvs
ttpnta nu water Street. nnnr tha corner III
water and Sycamore ana has 4 rDfondfI
river VleW. 40 is large aud cnmmod fuuH.
is Ioaa hHHm square from Matn sfraai .
ana i# easy oi 1tcgaH from thn YWer. rali-
road, and surrounding country pUese1u0u
UireH 4 pTN lgf, 1853. Apply fu
AlNAA JOHNSON, Adm'r.
iaulg dff HVnnNgfflr Ind
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

NIGHT SoHooL.-There is no better
way in which apprentices and the
working classes of our young men can
spend their Winter evenings than in
attention to mental Improvement and
greater advancement in study One
Of the best means to the accomplish
ment OF these objects is a we'll
conducted night school. We are
pleased to hear Of the successful
establishment of such school by
Mr., Luke Wood, in the lower rooms
of the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Mr.. Wood is a graduate Of
Wabash College, and well qualified
for his work. We advise young men
who have leisure Winter evenings, to
spend them in the eight school.
The Evansville journal., 1869-02-08

PUBLIC DooUMENFs.-1We are in
debted to Hon, Jas. F. Welborn, the
handsome Representative from Van
derburgh County, for a. copy of the
Report of the Trustees Of the Indi-
ana Soldiers and Sailors Home. The
building for the Home has been com
pleted at cost Of $50, 900, and is $50
feet long. 60 feet wide, three stories
high and capable of accommodating
200 persons. The Orphaps' Home
was put into operation on the 18th of
last June, and now contains So in
mates-childrea OF soldiers taken
from County Poor houses and gather
ed up from different portions Of the
State, and are now comfortably cloth
ed and fed. oG ssss
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CITY NEW s..

MoNDAY..-...--7= ..............~-FEBRUARY 5. 1865
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ss1TLRO1D TIME.TAB %. Z
EVANSVILLE and OrawGOrdsvilIe.
GOING NORTH.
Ferre Haute and IndianaD0Hs

FEoM TERRE HAUT
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-28


CORN Is extremely scarce, aud supply insufficient
10 meet the demand $50 sacks choice white sold Mt
SIC.
OATS are scarce and firm ut Toe. No sales except
in retail lots.
HAY:is in fair demand and limited supply, with
sales Of 60 bales. good prime from store, at $40 90
as2ooo,
PROVISIONS are higher ON neSly kl descriptions
and market il firm, , casks country shoulders sold
At 1tali casks and 1900 lbs country clear sides ri
I7H@i7sl, and 1000 lbs plain country hams loose,
Iss4c. Canvasscd Sugar cured Hams firm at Il
ts2ec, and Mess Pork Mt 50 90 per bid.
CORN MEAL continues in good order demand,
With sales Of 10 bbs fresh NJ 50 IL; 81 bbls kiln dried
~ % S. and 20 bhs Standings steam dried on private
terms,
BUTTER--lowcr rrades are plenty and dull choice
firm and in good demand; > pkgs Southern Illinois
sold at 2sc and % pkgs choice Northern at 2sc.
EGGS in good demand nj rates noted In
our last with sales Of 60 boxes at iozI7c shippers
count.
POULTRY is arriving in small lots and selling at
- oo@t Is per dor for old, aud 81 5o3 90 for small
TO good spring chickens
=fRUITS-Green Apples arriving and selling at
81 10 TO 81 copper bush Oranges at 81 10, and Lemons
nj $40 o. per box Cherries ut ,oc per gal and 81 70
Qs3 90 per bushel.
POTATOES are duh for old, and are in fair do.
msnd at 50 80 to 40 peril
GROCERIES DRUGS arc in good demand at pre-
yious rates.
EUEIGuTC 4
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-28

Connecting asst.
Northern Line Packet Company,
ksokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
.H and various Rsiiraad Lines
AZ Memphis with
Memphis. and White River Packet Co.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
I.I Memphis and Charleston ~. n.
aad Mississippi q Tennessee X. II
A. vicksb1rg With
YsIoo River Packets, and
vtcksburg ssd Meridian Raiiresa,
Giving through bills ladng and tickets to all syahks
cHAs. y HIsDE, General Agent,
ONCE on WhSf-hosi.
ED. y sissoS. rsket and Passenger Agent.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18

IT is seldom that we use the columns
of this paper to puff or notice the thou
sand and one articles known as Patent
Medicines. We, however, vary from
our rule in the present case, that we
may call attention to the article known
as S. T.-1S60-X., Plantation Bitters.'
We desire it understood that we do so
without any solicitation or promise of
benefit from the proprietor or other in
terested parties. We simply do it as an
act of duty towards those who are la
boring under physical disability, weak
ness, and the various complaints aris-
ing from impurities Of the blood. Hav-
ing used the Bitters. at the instigation
of a friend, (and, we confess, with some
misgivings at the outset), we found
them most valuable medical COM
pound, and to our great satisfaction
accomplished the object for which they
were used.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18
! Spteial lgatites.
For SALE CHEAP.-A desirable resi-
dence Mi Upper Sandusky. Call on
Anderson Read. W-4W |
BuffhFu; from pi.pensatory of the United States.

BUflEs1gs;m FROM Dl.psn..tory of the United States.
xs~~ .D1oslfA CRRNATA-BUCHU LEAVES.
" ho1enfns.-Their odor is strong, diffusive. and
4dewhSt aromatic, their taste bitterish and anal
NrproAI PsorrRrrEs AND UsEs-Buchu leaves are
gently stimulant, with peculiar tendency to the
they are given in complaints of the Urinary Or
vans such as Gravel Chronic Catarrh of the Blad-
hdsr Iorbid Irritation Of fhe Bladder and Urethra,
Disease Of the Prostate Gland and Retention or
fncohtinence oflUrine,, from loss of tone in the
parts concerned In it's evacuation. The remedy
has also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chronic
rheumatism. CutAneous Affections and Dropsy.i
from the ages Of Is to 2s and from IS to S. or in
the decline or change of life; after Confinement OF
Lsbor Pains; Bed-Wetting in Children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Bu-
chu is unequalled by any other remedy in Chlo-
rosis, or Retention, Irregularlty, Painfuness or
Suppression of Customary Evacuati,ns, liberated
or Schirrhous State of the Uterus, Leucorrhea, or
4 D,sEAsrs or .rnn BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL AND
,DaofsicAL SwELLrNGs.-This medicine increases the
mower of Digestion and excites the Absorbents in
10 healthy action by which the Watery Calca-
reous dispositions, and all Unnatural Enlargements
are reduced, as well as Pain and Inflammation.
HELxBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU has cured every case
Of Diabetes in which it has been given. Irritation
of Che Neck, Of the Bladder, and Inf animation of
the Kidneys, liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder,
Retention of Urine, Diseases of the Prostate Gland,
Stone In *he Bladder, Calculus, Gravel, BrickDust
Deposit, and Mucus or Milky Discharges, and for
ATTENDED with the following symptoms: Indispos-
ton to Exertion. Loss Of Power, Loss of Memory,
Diniculty Of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling.
Horror OF Disease, wakefulness Dipness efvision,
Pain in the Back, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, Eruption on the Face, Pallid
Countenance, Universal Lassitude of the Muscular
System, &c. - -
HELxBoLDs EXTRACT BucHU is Duretic and Blood
Purifying, and cures all Diseases arising from hab-
dts ation and imprudences in life,
hnpurifes Of the Blood, &C., superseding Copaiba
IN affections for which it is used, such Gonorrhra
elects Of long standing. and Syphiitic Affections
dn these diaeases, used in connection with HELM
BoLp's ROSE WASH
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Beware OF counterfeits. Ask for Helmbods S.
Take other. PRIcE-$1 25 per bottle, orr bottles
for $3.50 Delivered to. any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications.
Address H. 7. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical
Warehouse. 594, Broadway, NY.
NONE are genuine unless done up in steel-en-
IN grayed wrapper, with -simile of my Chemi
eal;Waret onse, aud signed
nls-2m t HT. WLMBOLD.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18
FIRST, secure "Barrett's." ."

PASS HIM ARoUND.-A person repre-
senting himself as agent Of certain
Eastern magazines. among which were
Demorest's Monthly, Godey's Lady's
Book, American Agriculturist and 9TH
ers, says the Lebanon Patriot, paid this
place a visit short time ago, and sue
ceeded in pocketing several dollars OF
the hard earnings of the unsuspicio,1s.
He remained as long as he thought i.
was safe for men of his business to tarry
in one immediate part of the vineyard,
when he departed, leaving the proprie-
tor of the Evans House minus his board
bill-that is, he left the bill, but took
the money with him. The above men-
toned ''festive cuss" while here went
by the name of Pratt. Our exchanges
will please give this infamous wart on
society notice.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18
ENFBR0lDERERls.

Of the different attachments of eur family
machine which have secured the attention and ap-
proval of customers that for embroiderihg like
the Hemmer, is one of the few instruments which
will most please and satisfy the observer of its real
value. 1t is so simple in structure, that any one
who can sew on our machine use it, and without
instruction. II may be attached to or detached
from The machine in an instant Without lengthy
description, and even then, it would be difficult to
describe the great variety Of work that this in
strument will do. The reader must not suppose
that what speak of is a mere chain stitch opera
tion, which is sometimes humsreusly termed en-
broidery. If desired, three colors of any kind of
thread may be used at any time, and the colors
thread may be changed at the will of the opera
tor, by removing the spoos in and putting 9TH
ers in their stead; thus as many as few colors
may be used as the operator wishes. in the embro-
'dering of any garment A great variety of results
are produced by the manner in which the tensions
are regulated. Different results may be produced
while the machine is in motion by simply changing
the tensions Results vary according to the length
of Stitches kinds colors and tensions of the threads
as we'll as sizes Of the needles used. The Embroi-
'derer will use any kind of thread The of zephyr
worsted for certain purposes gives very pleasing
suits. In order to get just idea of this valuable
attachment 1t will be necessary to see it in oper
1ion- ll'. i-ltf-t -i .=---
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18
ALL druggists recommend Barrett's.

SERIOUS ScALD1NG.-On Monday, Miss
Shaw, as we learn from the Bucyrus
Journal, while standing near the store,
at the Health Corset Factory, was very
seriously scalded in very singular
manner. 1t appears that some of the
young ladies had common tin can of
coffee standing on the stove to warm
for their dinner. The stove being very
hot caused the coffee to boil, and the
lid fitting very tightly prevented the
steam from escaping until it accumula-
ted with such force as to blow off the
lid and throw the contents of the bucket
in every direction. Unfortunately Miss
Shaw was standing near, and received
much of the boiling coffee on her face
and arms, scalding her severely. We
are pleased to be able to say, however,
that she is now getting better, and will
experience no permanent injury.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18

A TOUCHING INCIDENT.-Last Friday
morning Mr.. Jacob Juvinal, as he was
passing along ON his farm, saw black
bird fiuttering on a little limb, but did
not suspect anything the matter with
it. On returning shortly afterwards,
he saw the same blackbird still strug-
CLING. He walked up, reached the
branch, and found that the little crea-
ture had become fastened to the limb
by the formation OF sleet around its
feet. Mr.. J. took the bird in the house,
and relieved it from its icy fetters.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18

THE Hancock Courier of last week
says: There is strong temperance
movement agitating Findlay just at
present, and meetings are being held,
and resolutions adopted to put down
the traffic Of liquor. That there is too
much liquor drank in Findlay is sad
fact, and we are glad to see that our
people are being awakened to the fact.
1t is time. and if speeches and reso-
lutions will stop the sale of liquor, then
will the days of drinking soon cease in
FindIay.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18

A GRAND DRAWING of Pianos, by the
patrons of the Dayton Weekly Inder, will
come off at o'clock P. NJ, March 25
on the corner of franklin and Ludlow
streets, Dayton o., where certificates
will be sold until II M. that day. I'M
mediately after the drawing, the bal
ance of the instruments will be sold
at auction. Let rybody attend, as
they are the finest instruments ever
brought to this city.
Terms-Half cash; the balance in
six months, with interest and approved
security.
nDnnDrErnno TDnrv
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-03-18

BAD ROADs.-We notice that in vari-
GUS parts of our State commendable eff
forts are being made to improve COM
mon country roads. Goods roads are
very necessary. They make the coun-
try more desirable to live in, and en-
hance the value Of the lands through
which they pass more than the cost OF
building them. For our part we allow
zone to surpass us in our admiration of
keenly remember that good public
roads are Indispensable.