davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1869-04-04

The Amt rrpa of the Sce1rtary of the TREASURY,
received today. II yaJ elaborate md completes and
gves upeh Information Ia regard the condition Of
psdon finances, which not before acesSihe TO the
general public The u the tot4l direct debt.
exclntrt Of bouds issued to the PacrHc Railroads and
i.s The ea4h In tho TrrAkury, u &4 81 The enin
In the Tre7suJ haa increased largely. ADD the govern
tnent now OWLS saSNa2 Of the toal 1zaount gtyen
above c1slusivt ct the amount bed zxast eod ectth
estcs Of derstt One month ken It ouy owned ~ s6-
20 exclusive Of knd certificates The rer cent cur
rrneJ bonds payable - vrazs aftrr date wbeh hare
tcen [eeGtd to the Poetic RArsd& and for which tho
fuvernmcut Il bound SusEAntor, hare been Easaod
frOA
, 1869-04-04

lac ioHo"ms a,.Auso oesua lut ~, eaa ~
llourc, were tlcd for record on Saturday, Apro 5:
Asf'S,a Mar Il ~ 4 q Sssey csayep eHoy
Er,tiss .-' <-.- ~ ON
,.er4, ~ -. ,,. r. hs X n Eric Il ~ -
w IaH ~ n MsTrh e Ernst Th}fsinc "a Henri
Cahn, ..... 1000
'ohnaon e II Mrs e. Tas. 4MeIsa FHs y
Gcorge AcIAchlin Northumberland. qooq
"ashi9Sson :, ny 80 q ns9,n It.
ftsn;ei Esrhrr p10
Echteenth st IS Il e Of Rulae st, /, 2axIll
WI, ss'PaS IL: .t: ii i; oi Wool st. 1000
KiussSsiI q kobsr: II Hse Isiieh In as
Western av. e cor Of 1aylor 1t, entire block
sss'Tn nsa asSa Hsa1n sfe'es q. s.afrela 70 sooc
Twetty.dfth st, lis It v ot Wentworth av,s
l;au,;s1 x1 :,ha,ch Ian 'o-l' %as7'o 70 fuss aom
Reuben st, IL n n ot Kinzie St, wf 1a11ls
g san1a4 aafn u " auet 70 y. ~. q ,so,
Emma st, ii Reuben It, n I, sk1la4x II;
meier. % -. Observation-Disclosures: soo
r.: March si-laa i, Waller to JOHN
Catherine Il Isl II Of centrr+y.s Hr AS
ss,nSaS r. r.; March ISL W. Wood 70 Jane r..
Wesi YIN Rurrn st " cor of JEFFERSON 1t,
w T. unn " Of 6UX1G0 IT.. Feb. lt-Wm.
Mex T1ncbeun 10 hr1s,tan Gro,i. i. a.rM
West Tan BaFen st, v cor Of JeGerson st
I, und y Of soxioo n; Feb. 27-Tnomas
SueIt TO Christian GroIi aSn
finlsted 1t. - # Of KIn1ie 81 q I. &ax185 II
vttftoutldings: Apr 9-Beruhald Il. Dr,tut
to Heinrich SchmltL. Observation-Disclosures, l4 90.
Wesi Tar,- :. u cor al NAV n a t. Iofs;x ~1S
1s5 n. March a-sThna. fIntcbinsnn "a
MAY i. Kavanash. ..s................... A asN
I, IS xfStt; Nasrh sGK. J. Prescott 70
yn.Ji.na Nv ies r. y n Ilnn,;,s nj ~ esr W.
~ Z. :. :Tnir u 11ssI Whit, III 81 nj u
X r ii,tchcock " - xnr
fanalnort ar s9L ia " nj iefrrrson q .ef
.sTinn n March 49, N1rnT R,1mnsS ~
Wm slime - sou
RTorrtf,a rsd Ss., - =; s
ssr1oS @ = 1."I. ~ 90 ~ ~. =. u Aa1a Ayt
=; 1ohE 49, vHn ~ a'''-Ausas@ ocaenc& 49,,
uo - ..e'a a .son, ~ :-...:,...:,.... "
oS Ho';,1 n: Aps1l ITS f. Church to & 49,
IS - . - =; =; did
AH.ea - - ~ " Au} uc u LUX
,.n' apsu i-enaS Z aA5 5ef 70 f. MAO
&rsah; :: * :. $500
"a ~. T.rch r. e1o-Is ~ -, -
, 1869-04-04
METE0 RDt0eleAl

Meteorological rcoond for Apzl ; 1sss, IS re-
ported BY J. O. Lansguth, Jr, opstcsan, III Ran-
dolph street. correspondent to the Smithsonian In
s,itute The small letters aEc the Initials for tho
"moist stuosphete,1' :. ram" md ~aaow":
Tme lRak Wind Ther. Rim
, 1869-04-04

| 4 PEASANT ArFA1R, Illustrating the eocial side
OF Masonry, occurred on Tuesday evening last tho
| cold rark Lodge 1t the corner Of Lincoln avenue
| and Center street There wa6 lArge Rttendanea.
tha rooms being crowded with the ets OF the Moth
| Side. a uumber Of high Masonic dRnteat1es were
ntrSeut
, 1869-04-04

NC" A~EA .srcndstuI1s, Provision
And Grocery Markets.
sPecal Despatch 10 The ChieaSo Tribune.
New Yunx, April 1
Th4 nHIAD6TCYfAr s..
~ safs nf srf!ns wheat wcrc fully r. better than
It'd hAsc lsru luar Yesterday, The milling aema Ed
lHt irLM ont u tuwn luttra was unusually active.
md 4t11 Ia were Iaken for e1poEt. Curu and oatl
- PROvIzIONa- . ~
Pork cIcAtd dun. and not aalAtIc 1t eScr 4N O. and -
Iris soI fog May At x3i.N LAta6a1es stacc 'CaanGe
20 ter CEtnr ftran at le%t. HanE dtm; 10 eIoaa
twecz IieklCa srld II lie.
0HpCEHlEA
CoEe~ Eery active aud frL1 Rio lM73tc. Susat
Gull and hesTy. fair refining " p7iAlo grocery, l49
Tho Live Stock Markets.
Fpeelal Dts1 aseh 10 The C.tcaso Tr1suae-
HEw yonx, Apr11
EEw SpAE
hwlne-HtreirtA 1isA Ms.ket drtu ut Ipf.tal}af
Tie aAlca tItFaccA et1 1nnuta, l IA It lis psnle
do. la e.. l1ac: thin Ohio, III NJ. lo.{e
CIHE1TEA11
CNeISSAT1- April A-Betf Eattte-Du1 md un-
ch1ns.d. =
slxrp-Dn .td declnsus: The whole r.ase Is faase
Hoss-buG 1t aSloe g7ors
Lnf.Is
The esF{ly sod priers raner ii 34&35e ssuaE1
Hts-Quiet II esloc f's butchers.
, 1869-04-04

ale ehr ennm5o IL. rssma red I'M; n 1ua1n ~
shosee d. ~ !uf ftfue e ehnLrr Con ds41y xnd
nHt1 at eb4tsc y szA, ssa1e IN bulf osts stesd1.
ehanee4 q so93a for srstnS. Rye d.;n IA bsesss.
NHu1Xrsttady aud uretsrseda II Bc
P1ov111oss1 1Easaer I'D tsEe dotnS Il 81 an3u3;
l1sle ding dry ealaed clear .sdes s.tc nAoo loxef
6eaI no lsta1s; s3sas r.des i;9lf.e, tnG<s!y lie;
eates Of choice tte1oe II 1sc: tes SC
HKeIrEs-Flnuc. : hs this: WHEAT Aan bu: coz.
91lop bu; e1ts, 20 10 hHritv so hu hosI, a1.
TOLEDO.
To11no,, o. Aprl SM1h1IAps5uNs- -El7ur-pu1
sLN, No white Mthieap: si.'S CnT-pl1: Sn /
DO qadc. fe. Oats-l}1iet. II 6Dc toe Aiehiaa Rye
-Eteady and nofn1nalty arehAnscd. Barley-Dun md
RI6W9s-aaoo hsis -four; . 800 bu vhea.: 1, 90 ha
cnru 80 bu oAfa.
SBlFXENTE-l,ln0 btl4 HpEf; 4I ou whc3t; !l,dH bU
eaIu. tn1 In oAtI
, 1869-04-04
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

6AIUKuAT EvKHH0, April !
1TA1KafIx7 or TEX puSmTpnH ar oEIEfAHpNo
DIET or TEE UNITED sTATLa, on 1HI IIxfr pIf oT
APEu, 1aERt ~ CURAE1p WIfH TIE kA4(E OF TIE
FIRST IHI FHICEptNo MONTH, AIp OF IHK
AHoCxI OF ACEACKu DEEXk1E-
Anr{l lAe..,1AA Int
, 1869-04-04

The t!Rexulnr,'s .Oppoa1sion" uni
AlndependenIv Tickets.

On Monday the Board Of Trade win 60 into IN
election ot officers for tic ensotng year. Three
tickets haze been placed In ena deld. Aod the co.,
test between the friends Of the v11.oos A8plfsnt2
will te yer5 animated one Ihe polls VIII be
opened In ne morning, and close II p NJ Tho
eo-cailed
HREEtIAR E5cH
nominated Il ge1elI caucus, on "Wednesday. Il "a
Tresident-J, Il. Ktharis.
First VICE fTeaideut-S H. AcCrcA
Essen1 s.ef P1sidsnt.H 8 se,,. c Ra2nsy %,t!srr
Hutchinson. j. whitney. and q. D. Warren
AFolhation-GeorEr ssexart. Alien uowes, J.
APre.,.ew. L a''fs Ec.e eso i T: 9ulph, J: VI.
Tr's-e7 Hcsn Adams andJ; 3 Lyon.
"orrCez11oN" T1cKFr- ..
On Thp,sday. I Caucus xas held TO nnI1Inate an
opposition ucket which now stands ~ follow:
F1estdent-ps y, A. Tusg.n
second sice FresidenI-;oscph ssoettoa.
Mreeio.s-R stone: G. II. krtcSn, H Il Rozs,
G. II. GEheon lnd d II. Lincoln
Bel nets c 7. Tees aa1 ), {: Gnthrie
Appeal George Field. =: q. po!e, c. u. Cui-
befSbon, D. II. Denton, and Harold EpEaEue-
EpKrESpKSF 11GxT.
On Friday etiFl another ticket Wis plAced In The
neid i y oonststnied ss fonoNs:
Fessdeut-f'ene1al Jcseph Stockton.
E11st Vice Presidents II. MccrA
Second Ttct Presidential. A. Tonner-
Dtssto3-R stone, c, v. kriegn, G. T. Elliott,
AIeit,s;son1Iaipid i 81 ID sp1asae, J. P. Rurnsey, \.
Il. Bennett CnaIfes T, Treeo, J. c. Guthrie.
AppeatsI. l. Hancock, Geo Field, J. Il. Dole,
C. ~ Cutle1ttcn, b. Il. Denton.
Religious Publications In SpN4ms
The srfcst a1d most hopeful Means of tutrodlc-
tnR truth into Spain, l. BY Bibles and religious
tracts aad books The Christian prexs tn Spain, as
es<Ehe1c, will L the precursor Of the established
institutions Of the ChIt&us1 church. The facts
which arc coming to the American Tract Society,
Of the tWtde ogxnngs for religious publications
where before thy could eatn no acceaa, should
Quicken the faith and inspire the determination OF
American Chfikthns TO spread broadcast, and with
an neu!A1Krd Abe11tJ, the Spanish publications Of
That society, Whkh constitute the l1sgcst and best
collection Of evangelical literature ex1aat In that
lAoEuaSt- The soclety h4s abundant evidence
th1t It's publcsshaa, which hzre been seat In
! latEr qcaotEes rc gaining admission into Spain,
q thsJ hare dons during past years notx!thstaad-
ING the ancient lsx forbddtnG the Introduction Of
foreign p1hllca1lns- Tnerc u also Erouad 70 hope
| that ths Law Willy be repealed
An American TtntieTAn IN Spatu- occupying IN
| Important onEil tatto1, IN 4 long letter 70 the
| Tract Eocae1 feEfcesinE the present s.ate Of re
ngtous Affairs urges the society 70 send IL publ
| catol3 there By yeseis, ~ Il has tuu& done- he
| Ea5a: These tittA t1ea8en2efs hare do1e good
WORK T. Il pFraa9v nots Ae Esoss s3a7Ire teaJ 10
!, cpeT1tx IN Apatn. .-.-E
! MI Henry C. Hsu. Christian merchant Of New
Tort. now t&hort1R ln Spain tn letter from Sc
! ri1e, ree tved Mach Is, "a >: TIE boo0 d JoI5
Eocic.y arc betcg stpught II gradually, and atc t4
, 1869-04-04

8AIpMnAT EyKkIXo. Apt1
The foltowins tables shn4 tbs reepa aat shipments
Of rrpdh,.c during tao psst twenty toar hoou:
, 1869-04-04

TIE nhE AnsTurEs xoyE1xxr.
The following were The receipts and shipGnentS Of
Hour And grain during the past eek and fer the
RESPONDING Eeets ending with The dates nalaed:
, 1869-04-04

THE PRcVIDF.NcH wnoT-

TIE PROVIDENCE TOOL co.
Have removed thef b0aiutss n Sow York to aS Brod
*aJ. End MFR II r1t haods N tic al tis
lepsestaelahed Company: Taa uodeEaxaed ha1toE
aPpo1esed Akrnt. scie3a erdrvs &rcEn H1:dwafa
Hook1 I'D Ihiables C1lssh1tnes. Asf.iae splEas
vssiey Of the celebrated Peabody HFoe hadfns Fie-
Asmst for Infantry and earAtp txr Ard sou.Ha9nz1E.
and accuracy Of dEr. md ehsxnt sFreafzae DesctP-
tive pamphlets, Prize Estf nd teszfuo1isls krTtAetcR
printed ID va,ines L.neua&eA 4At II htot1e.a Tsf1
hy q. B. EEWHA1L Aren't
, 1869-04-04
SPECIAL, NOTICES.


Ttnse srfer1rs with Blind Blceitnx Plies ehontI
t1r wARNHNS PILE REMEDY Immediate rriIez
aud PERMANENT guaranteed In every Fut aala
tJ Druggist, P7.ce a11at. Ad3-rAa otdcss to Box
1tf, Ch}e1tu
, 1869-04-04

Ocean EFeiShtS.
spceisi Despatch 10 Ihe Chicago Trlbsne
..-. new TnEK, April
Ftrisrts, by eteao,. to ur1roo+la0n bu II wheat
, 1869-04-04
OCEAN STEAMERS,
REDUCED RATES.
.nNn0K AND NEW YORK

S1EASNSETEF LIN E4
Steamer. fo.tn!shtlr 70 LONDON airoet from ft No.
North River sew York Pzssaxs II $50 &.Q and &5a.
ATAL4KTA. Apf11 HK1L0NA, ApR1x Il
NM. PENN, Aprl 1& CELI.A. My
F,r passage To usinbu,yA, Bremen. Aavlr, F1rfs,
Attwrtp aud Rntte1daM+ nj cheapest e1trFe0ey v1kea
~ to KOBERT 4 CLARK n. Is BseAdw1J< Nor
YoEt, OF to JAS, WARRAGk- Western Agent eotnex
For trsixht, % HUWLlND 9 As9ESWAlI, No u
, 1869-04-04

Rtet [slaoaTntaI lne4ease for The naocth ok NaFeh
seat&t from June l to March u ten rnouthal,
tI-!A'cl
Below Azr tbc elostng qootatloas fot euvcnnent
bo04A In View York to-day, etn&rd with those Of yes
ttay, aod with those Ct sbe corresponding dsy q 1sst
=
, 1869-04-04

4urxu4{7xq zHrI1SG.
Fred. Hahn fires At 80. ~ safe street j. ",
,;orHay l. a dealer In Wool. anI f,ia yssd sdJoins
F5c,i*s domici]c. Wien Il moved Into It, some
two wetET srn h- nnrrhase,f hajf cor,i Of nine
for mo tntne s; on,oIr4 M m riday Fneds t;tje
,xs1nr ~ I,narnr Eont - snt5 mr. INNS fhfrnrh
! window. She wss Mrs,r,eI And charge, before
~ 81, wa Mrens % ,'Ss
i.r AMI ,ssns ose Russ ~ ILL., ~ .a., Ncs.s-1fs1
1nu * uel warrant iol Eis alsesI
rea nos os 'e vso!e 81. so5r 5 osxua ataleu
psoisHy. ~. tHeway tesured that he noticed
stnr noa "a ~ oe9 m, aads into oae Q! MS Paes 81 q
ha,. a1e 81 .tann dwell!nE md found about txo
,n ,n,1, ~ sanat WOOD ne knew It 70 oe MS o3
o, sue lTHits fih tnannef u which It va cut The
-. ~, a XII ,o'sn, J.. haf pot tseen used q "
& ~ fa,,u s ~ .ssune that her father cut the
~ 5 tJau u! .ne noass: bat Lire Justice Thought
e e n he,ns no SeaeearS enough M 70 Tsaot
ANSWER.
,. AkkG.5 or s"o uAkkofxks
sa.'en Su1ln-a, " Lnua! nleaL went on
sVl.E- He hau cuna!ues aoit tnohe! Win nln1 and
~ EA; ,h no aes'aaop, m n'lunf esefJeody
, 1869-04-04

tAHuea Int
, 1869-04-04
RAILROADS,
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of lrains-
ECHNER FRAN G. EXEN r.

CHICAGO. ALTON ( ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
Might ksXTfEA4+ -.%--. .%+.....--vl*eNpH 4NA N
Joliet and Bloofatn{t11 Adnt1-
@Gd4EoN4 -f:N3
P1e1eoEer1 for points on the Jatk1ouvtEe road VII
tAke the 4oo ,. tratn hfeh through frun ht-
fAthed
, 1869-04-04

rf4yT 1rnC8 fEx49Hf& -
On md atr FIidaJ, t.Teh T. tsa: anta iastheT e
10 ps4uts Easf VII b takcn only h5 aet1a1weiEht. a
foEows. .,,...
&Ho HttlAift-
To Drukfrk4. = ~
IoC&HfE42n6.-
Toledo kid uE3fp{f- r
tbs Ie4s$ $hA4 Viii
, 1869-04-04

AEHU3
Htls1lH
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21
\ REMARKArIE SU1crne-,ye,y n

a REMARKABLY SUCCEEDING are
panied to be forced to chronicle sad
case Of suicide in our midst. The facts
in the case, as we have been able to
gather them, are about as follows ::
Jerome. Wise, a son of Peter Wise of
East Findlay, young man about p
years of age, was found hanging in the
barn of John Shepler, in Marion town
ship, on Tuesday afternoon last. Mr..
Shepler had been away from home for
the past week and young Wise was at
tending to his stock, &c. When Mr. S.
returned, ON Tuesday afternoon,he went
TO his barn and there found Wise hang
ing by, short piece ofbed-cord, his feet
touching the floor; having to all ap-
pcarances deliberately choked himself
to death. Mr.. Shepler came toatown
after the Coroner, p. c. Tritch, Esq,
who Immediately proceeded to the place
ofthe sad occurrence. The rope with
which he committed the rash act was
purchased by him at Davis d Green's,
on Monday morning, and it is supposed
he hung himself on Monday afternoon.
Mr.Wise was an industrious, hard work
ing young man. had always borne the
best of character, and no cause is
known for the suicidal act.-Hancock
Courier. .-,.. - .-..:.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21
: Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND. Jan. Is, 1860.

-I, e. CLEVELAND, Jan. 1s, 1869.
The following are the wholesale SELL
ing prices: .s-5. -s.7 t.r
FLoUR-City XXX white $11,0O; Xxx
amber 50 30 @75; X X red winter SO 25
@S rs; NN spring 81 75@S; country
XIX red and amber 81 50@S.
WHEAr-The market iseasier, but ir-
regular; No. red winter, held ut 81 Is
@1 80; ST. G3@1 65 for No. 2; Spring No
l, 81 55. t. .sa, ..g..--
CoRN-Weaker. and 1c lower; sales of
new shelled at 7uc; ears 62c. --'
-OATs-Firm at 63t for No. state.
RYE-No. 1theld at 81 30@l 80; No. 2
at 81 25@l IS. ...,.s.n.
PoRK-Firmer and advanced 81 90 per
bbl; sales SO bbls at $50 for No. l mess :;
500 for No. 3 do; $32@a33 for clear.
LARD-City 20a20Asc; country 1S1aa
Ice; firm and good demand.
DRESSED HoGs-R'cpts light; market
firm. packers Offering 12aI21sc.
SMOKED MEATs-Hams lsc; shoulders
l4c; bacon 17c; dried beef 1Sc. g,
BUTTER-Western Reserve at 3Ga3Sc.
CHEEsE-Dairy l5al7; factory 1Sa20c.
. EGGs-Good supply at 2Sa3le. -
PoULTRY-Fair demand and sea &C :;
good chickens bring l3a14c; turkeys.
16a1Se. ---s..e-..- II
PoTAToEs-Peach blows zoe.
BEANs'--!.$3 25a3 IS for, medium to
prime white. -'2f9 tt21 4 .4aOI
SEEDsLHeld very firm at 50 25a9 50
for clover So 25a375 for timothy,
PETRoLEUM-Firm: refined 291sa31c.
HAy-Good demand and. firm at SIS
per ton for baled. 'si.5---zl!sWSlEl bn.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21
no CONSUMPTIVES,

The advertiser having been rest to
health In few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several ears
" itli a severe lung atfectio n and that dread
.1isegse, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure. -
To all who desire it, he will send copy
OF the prescription used (free of charge),
with the, directions for preparing and US
ing the same which they will find u surecure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c
The only object Of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the affiict-
ed, and spread information which he con-
ceiyee to be invaluable and he hopes ev-
cry sufferer will try this remedy, as it will
ccst them nothing, and nay prove bless
ng. 'i-f--tt ~ So
Parties wishing the prescription will
NSase address
.IRJ1Ef. EDWARD A. wfLSoN, d
- 1855 South Second ST., Williamsburg,
Sly Kings county, New York
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21
"Barrett's" keeps the hair moist.

To us it is exceedingly painful to
witness the amount of drunkenness
which prevails in Upper Sandusky.
Almost every day men may be seen en-
deayoring to walk in all directions of
the compass at the same time, and, not
unfrequently, others almost suspended
on the arms of not always sober COM
rades.
For our. part, we always feel sad as
we witness such sights, especially as
We remember that the unfortunate
families of these same individuals. and
at this time of the year. too, when those
whom God has committed to their care
need and should receive the most
watchful and tender attention.
1t is invariably the case that habitual
drunkards are the most hearted
Enen in the world; but the awful vice
to which they have become addicted.
and which is their complete master.
destroys their minds and bodies, and,
we believe, they unconsciously neglect
those most dear to them. ..,-..e
1t is very common, to say: ''If he
don't know when to stop, let him rip
Those who thus speak, forget that we
are not all made alike. All are not
gifted with the same self-control
While some have strong minds and are
complete masters oftheir appetites and
passions, others are the absolute slaves
OF both.H NILl)[ 4}59 asa e
Such men should be the objects OF
pity; and anything that society, OF
those more fortunate, may do for them
is in tlle highest degree philanthropic
We would like to see some movement
in our community. for the amelioratior
of the victims of intemperance.-
Could not; some; good :7be, accomplished
by calling public meetings, at which
appropriate addresses would be deliv-
cred and measures taken for the assist.
I -anee.ofes suffering @n,ilisg?> scn5s:rlar
should be devised, by which to reacf
these men, ~ The Influence of the ptd,I
pit seldom reaches them. because they
4 doinot attend religious services. Bu
rive @tlo1net~fnebend~ to. know exactly
what really should be done. We throw
out these eas .h thoughts for others to- con,
.Hacr.vpaaEY 70 7t5,i ,uGsfr7W s.aae5-7, n:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21


Mr.. A. c. Clemens has just returned
from an extended preaching tour out
West. He tells a pretty rough expert
ence: for instance, at Pontiac, Mich.
he entered a Congregational church,
and. he says being poorly attired. was
assigned an inferior seat. while the
well clad and jeweled aristocrats were
given front seats. He. sat still and
watched the wicked partially till he
could endure it no longer. when he
arose and began to read the ''rule'' from
Scripture. as a rebuke to that Congre-
cation. He was Immediately notified
that services had not yet begun, to
which he replied that he was as well
aware of it as they were. He persisted
in reading. till they took the Bible from
him. This, however, was not effectual
for he then began to read by memory
but he was soon violently seized and
lead out of the church by two stalwari
men, while third kicked him on parts
unmentionable, in most beastly man
| HeI. hltcI lie w ttS SOtLeH OliI VI UoOFS
one of those who lead him out, turned
and likewise kicked in the same place
(What Christian Charityy All thi:
cruel treatment he endured without
saying a word. He says that was the
occasion of the dedication of said chhrcl
to the Lord. as they call it, but gives i
as his opinion that they dedicated it tt
the ID from beginning to end A
Toledo. as will be seen elsewhere, h,
was arrested and put in jail. lie de
Tended his own case and. was dismissed
of course. Mr.. c. thinks this is aver,
wicked world. 6 sz
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

CAUSE AND EFFECT.-Colds are the
effect of obstructed perspiration. The
symptoms are so generally understood,
that nothing need be said on that point.
But colds are easily, taken. and unless
great care is exercised second cold
will often be contracted, or III other
words, one cold will run into another,
and a,confirmed cough ensue. bringing
on straining and racking of the lungs,
and the production of tubercles. ALI
though many thousands of persons are
drifting through these symptoms tow
ards pulmonary diseases of 4 dangerous
character, yet the majority think that
they are troubled with nothing but an
ordinary cold. which will remedy itself
| and pass away. Fatal delusion-the
| rock on which many life has been
| lost. See to it at once that your colo
is attended to. Use MISHLER'S HERB
BITTERS, the most potent remedy
ever discovered for Colds and Coughs
and a certain projection against thu
danger of taking them, if it is uset
regularly two Or three times a day as ;
tonic. tsl-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

Nor ALLOWED TO PREACH.-1e ester
day afternoon policeman arrested Mr..
A. G. Clemens and took him to the
lookup, for preaching at the corner of
Summit and Monroe streets. He was
charged with obstructing the street.
The crowd had collected to witness the
debut of the velocipede, but it was prob
ably feared that the preaching might
interfere with the exhibition. and of
course the preaching of the Gospel
should not be permitted to obstruct the
course of the new wonder. Itinerant
mountebanks not unfrequently get
upon box at street corner, where
they sing or shout the praises of some
worthless nostrum until the streets are
crowded with eager listeners, but the
vender of worthless stuff is not arrested
Yet this man, who is perhaps-a harm
less monomahiac, OF he may be per
fectly sane and sincere in his mode OF
religious worship, is an offender. There
seems to be that difference between
| preaching and selling quack medicines
upon our strcets.-Ioledo Commercial.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

'.Barbe- Bleue" and The Face that
Ever Wears a Smile" are the titles of
two pieces of new music e~sent us by G.
NJ. Tremaine, of No. 4S1 Broadway. N.
Y. We are no judge of music, but the
poetry in the. second piece is exceeding
beautiful and touching. aaa= 81
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Dsbility, Premature Decay, and
all the Effects Of Youthful indiseretnn will.
fer the sake of suffering humanity, send
sffee TO all, wh need it, the recrpe and di-
aeebiop for making the simple RENE ly by
which he was cured Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advert iseI g experience can do
80 by ad dressing, in perfect confid nee, '7
st"ob e@1hf--99Eia JOHN b. OGDEN,
Ely Inad No.42 Cedar st., New York. =
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

NoTICE.-Our subscribers will do us
a favor, if, after paying for their paper,
they will carefully notice the ''Veteran
List" in the next issue, and see that
their names appear with proper credit.
In case errors are detected, we desire
to be notified, at the earliest opportu-
nifty, that due correction may be made,
while. the matter is fresh in the mem
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

z a public sale will take place at the
residence of the late Mr.. Stephen Frost.
three miles west of Marseilles, on We'd
nesday, February Sd. 1869. Horses.
cows, sheep. hogs. grain. farming i'm
pleraents. &c. Will be sold. 'a
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

p SUBSCRIBERS, who may sometime fail
20 get their paper at the postoffice, will
please, !eall at our Office and get the
same, as we always have spare numbers
left. 1t is useless to growl when such
omissions occur, as they are never in
territorial oa CIR part. 5s If.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1869-01-21

CANTON. Ohio, is to be provided with
pure fresh water from Myers lake. a
distance of about mile and a half. The
fact is that Canton is one Of the pluck
lest towns for improvements we know
of. 1t is putting on SO many airs that
we are really at loss whetherto pay it
"a visit or not; for although formerly a
long resident of the place, we would be
in danger of not being recognized and
fall among strangers. Guess they Wont
ride fellow on a rail anyhow.