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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
HANDS WANTED.

To do work en- farms. viz: Underbrqsh-
ing, ditching. (by blowing and scraping.)
re-setting fences, making rails, cutting cord
wood, etc.
Call upon the undersigned for terms and
particulars.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

RYE! An immense a.
mount of Rye wanted at
the Upper Sandusky Dis
tillery.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

Nom E.cpJOsiUe.-Call at Erunner's
Drug House and examine the non-eX-
plosive lamp. on exhibition. Every
family should have one.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
For Sale.
Upper 81

Cord Wood, Corn, and Hay, either Of
which will deliver on the shortest notice.
j. 81. ANDERSON.
Upper Sandusky, O., Dec. 2, 1869.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
For Rent or Sale.

have good farm of 100 acres in Marion
county, miles from this place, which I
will rent for one or three years, for cash, or
will sell on easy terms.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

Bob SLEDs OF SOLID IRON! SOME
THING New !!-For the cheapest and
best Sled IN THE WORLD call on Steven
son & Sears
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
Why

Are DR.. c.. w. Roback's
Stomach -Bitters, Blood Pu-
rifier and Blood Pills the
three greatest remedies the
world has ever known?
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
Why

Are DR.. Roback's Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills
the best remedies taken to-
gether for the cure of all
diseases of the blood
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

For SALE.-We have Scholarship in
the Oberln Business Institute which
we will sell cheap. A good opportunity
is afforded to some enterprising young
man. If.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

CIRCULARS and all kinds Of Mer
camille Printing neatly executed at tn
REruBLIoANJob Office.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

Ue take pleasure in calling attention
to the card of DIR. Smalley, which will
be found in another column.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
Because

They know the ingredients
of which they arc made.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

Bring your Oats to the
Upper Sandusky Distillery,
you will receive good fig
ures for it in Cash.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
AUCTIONEERtl

Mr. ELI HOFFMAN, would inform the
public that he is prepared to cry all sales
at reasonable charges, afi, that he speaks
both the English and German languages
fuertly.
All calls or orders will be promptly at
tended TO by him.
U. Sandusky, Oct. 25th, 1869. em.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
died.

DURBER1-In McCutcheonville, on
Tuesday, Jan. l1th 1870, Washington
Durbery, aged - years.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

Court is now in session, Judge Mott
pres iding.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
TIE CONSTITUTION OVER
THROWN.

The Constitution and Health may be ru-
ined by few application of the lead OF
sulpher hair dyes now in the market. IN OF
a Dye" may be the motto ofs such postrums,
but A DYE may be the result of using
thum. But ONE HAIR DYE has been
Tried and Acquitted
of all deleterious tendency under the in
fallible laws of Science. Be it known to
all, that
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

Hagerstown Almanacks
for 1870, for sale at Brun-
ner's Drug House.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dive

has been analysed by the distinguished d
chemist, Professoe Chiffon, and his certif-
cate of Wholesomeness may be seen at Girls
tadoro's & Astor House, New York.
CRISTADOkO'S HAIR PRESESVA-
TIVE, as Dressing, acts like charm on
the Hair after Dyeing. Try it. 94w
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

CoRN.---Highest price in
cash per bushel will be
paid for corn at the Upper
Sandusky Distillery.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14

SLED SoIEs of best quality only $3.2s
per set at Stevenson & Sears.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
Why
Because
Vhv

Is it that Physicians use
and recommend DR.. Ro-
backs Sugar-coated Blood
Pills?
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-01-14
BUSINESS.
w o D ID !!
WOOD2 WOOD !

Those who have promised to bring us
w O O ID
On subscription will please HURRY
along as we n Fed IT!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
&aiicr Tra,,j Jpiepb III Seru:
1nde,a,.

Aailtr Uran; Soiepb von Seiterreid
bat betanntli1 gs!ssertlth Isiner Hetle
sur Grbfnuns pe5 Susjz Canals au@
ra5 81. 2ono belu6:. 0enau 641
Sabre iinp e. felt Dc: lests abenpllnz
rilhe pier lateirilhe 8aiier ms Mor<
9enlanc sespsen fam. G5 mar Trtecz
rid H., Der 6pbeul tau i, Ger 1928 ben
BET Der Railsrfr5uuus ysrlprodenen
&rtuHu9 uuternabm unc in bic beili9e
Staot ei1,oa. lieber bic Msiie oes8aiz
iers Tyans Soiepb briaeea Mu9enSeu9sn
nadl teheuceu iutsre1anteu Beridt:
Nm s. Ncsemher laacete Ger &atler
nit ltiner Neiis5esle;tuna III Safa.
@pr allen: Nnosrsn f~eIIeltsn ne Nuiz
m%erfiamfeit BIZ Beouinerlhsihs uno
Drulenbduptlin9c, psIhe Ger Yai6a
BON SaHa sum G~brenss!sits res &aiz
isr5 auIgebottn bate. Die runfslz
brauneu tdrtiaen Usltalten, nit cen
bl!yenpen Au9en uno 3abnsn> III ,pette,
9eltrsifte SurnuHs sebuut> cie meiit
9plrcurd,ostte llntsrfleiper cedten, rem
&vpf nit rem bunteu, in bellen rptben
pcer selben Tarben leudtencen Saldz
maj (5urban) beDeft> Die nof!en 8etne
in rotten Stieftln itedenr, ouf ibren
fleine1> sutsefprmten Dferren rarea bic
milo|dpne Stofa9e Res ei9enarti9en
Silce5, an cem jecer ein;elne Bug CUR
8sobadtun9 berausforcerte. Cur Bsz
wafnuns tr1sen 1is meit lanse> III
i1ari il Spiyeu au5lauf snre elaitilhe
eanss1, oben nit rrsi ibmar,en Tererz
bUld elm 9e;iert, ODER AUDI lanse6linten>
i'm @urtsl t~rombonartise fur;e &arabiz
tter> Yiitplen nit Steinidlpnern uno
ren seldweiften prtsntalil6en Sdbel.
IS maren Gornebme aus ben nadi19ez
le9enen 0esenben, 91uptlia9e> 1pelae
bi5weilsn big lber 800 &eiter ibres
Stamme5 cpmmanoirten uno IS NIT
Den 9e9riHen punMsiu unp Dein nidt
INNER IL 9enaa nabmea> alS iib rpt1
tbrer ariitpfratihen Nbitammuns erz
tpartsn lisB. Sept raren ite, etma 100
bis $50 an Der 3abl, CUR Besrubuns
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08
IJcrtiesung.I
6aben unc frtessn.

Sonntas mars rsr nadite Sag,
unp pas 5pdomt etn9 9eraee aus,
Die 9sputts BevIlferuns res Dorfe5
trpn,te aus her Rir9tbire bsraus,
Mfande> unp yor;uslid bic dlteren
2eute mod nit anodbtiaen Mienen
UNI III etn9e;psener 5altun9 : biz
jiin9sren idauten tubner 11np ielbit1ez
fdQiser rrein; mande5M apden idielte
teesbrii6 ua0 Ter ubuntenM IBe" prer
na9 Rem uSdurs" elmer 0leiGaltri9en
cter Oeipielin> Die nit tbr berausse>
treten. Die Siinslinst iteuten fid,
r%eibenweiie Yrr Der Stride in Spalter
auf. GaS mubte mpbl sum unfue
lein, oenn ais her Yfarrer jeyt aus Der
STRIDE berauslhritt> rridten iih idpn
eini9e BUR l@en> anoere bic pclo bez
bielten, rureen NIT Gntriltuns pom
piarrsr Wesaewieien. 3u ben lesten
Der 5eraustommenoen 9ebprte cine
l9pn etras dltlt6e, aber nod INNER
ltattlihe Trau, reren Mn,uo spn @pblz
babenbeit seu9ts. 9ut @plp< uni
&leiecrsierratben elmer tii6tisen 8duez
rim warsn at ibrer Ti9ur anssbra6t.
Mu6 ras 0ebetbu9 NIT nem iilbernen
&rampen reerietb Gtwa5; Sbr felter
Gang unc ibre ielbittewuBtsn Mienen
liebta Gtwas errathen. Nur ,peniee
Sbritte, ca mar lie ;u Sauie neil tbr
5alt5 pidt tbei rer Stride lag. Da6
5au5 mar nod neu uno bic dueere
Nusltattuna cel1elben bate i'm Nbti9
SIT csn ibri9en 9dltiern css Oprfes
cine Nebnli6fsit nit einem wpblbdbisen
3aule elmer Staot.
u&pnrop, ba 1igelt cu Nun piecer uber
oeinen Often >,np &ednunee,1 unb bif
nur in bic erite fleine Me11e 9e9an9en.
SIS bdtt' Dir heut' gut 9etban, ,penn bu
ben pfarrer 9eb1rt bdttet iber pas
id1ne Spridmort: @as niyt IS cem
Menlden, penn CT bic 9anse @elt &C.
minnt. Sa &onrac> 8pnrap {" fling
bic Trau nit &oph9ltteln 9lei9 81
reosn ar> als 1e IN bic @pbnfube trat
100 ibr fur;er, unterlester, 1dwar3e1
Mann Dor einem 5aufen pom papieres
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08

pie mti(fn aus Morsenlau>.

SIM aammerlein linnst
Mlarta uxt ipinnet
ltub tuieset bas Rinelein 10 lieblt& uub bob;
Sanct Soitpb eiIt eben
Our Mrbsit baneben,
ga slan,st Elm 9teru mie bas beQNt Sob.
@er blidt in Der Geras
Gum eldn,enbeu @terne2
@er nil G9 Der 6utte bes zimmerman
na6n?
We1@miidt nit Supelen,
Nuf bcben Rameelen
!3iebn fefli@ brti u,ddtige 1urlen beran.
Wie funteln bic 5teine
Grit bsrrli9em Saetnel
@ie slanste he's Yurpurs bur&wirets pradt!
Dit tSili&eu 3aseL
Die s%ulbenen 8useL
Die aronex lns :3si9en Der farNli&sn Maat
@as iol sas? @is leissa
BUR Grbe, uub seisen
Gmpur III bes @ternes erbabensm S1sia;
Nun rabn Ie Der 5utte
Mit eiIenbem @9ritte,
llnb treteu nit rei9en @s11saten 1ineta,
limb fallen CUR Grbe
SPIT frsn, Or Mpbprbp-
llnb b~ulbisen Seiu benz 9Snis uas Germ;
Gr aredst gum @essn
Die 9anb@sn entsesss,
limb bsutet bann tc:eprr gum salosafn Stern.
Mun rpferu is @aben
Dem bimmlii9en Rna6cn,
lem @otte, benz Menl@eu, rem S1ai5 suslsi9
> Gbriiter> mir ;iebsn
Wit tbnen, uno tnieen
SIM Staubt uno rufsn: 3ufomm' uas bel,
2ei1!
limb Sbtm unb 2ebea
@ei Sbm nur seseteu,
Der, eb' mir Sbn ~tannteu, 70 trsv vas sslisbt
Der allen ben @einen,
Die bier nit Sbnv metner,
BORT 5branen Der Greube in Gwiyteit siebt.
P. O all Mpre1.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-01-08


plrcieen Brlper Der Garctudle Der bei@
li9en Stride mad. per Giue Der Npoitp
li{9en @ewalt fir ben Gau> oaB Soft
ltnltrer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Elm 3tel ieBe11
Iolte> mdbreno na8 ror9enannte aQse7
meme Gaticanilde Gonetl nod an
cauert, cab bann Die Dabl zines aeuer1
papfes, mag ea5Gpncil ielbit an einen,
Stanc pper Mbidnitt Ietner Mrbetten
balten, tpp IS noble, nur curt Die Car
binale Der beilisen rDmtf1en&ir9e ftattz
Fnben BARI ~tetnestpees aber curd bas
Goncl ieltt ; etenlo fino BON her 81
tbeilisung an Der Wubl ale anoern
peripnen Aus9e11lo0en, bic curd it,
eeno cine Nutorttdt, ielbi sur4 bic oeS
Goncils pa3u etpa beoroert percen ioQz
ten, auBer eben BEN v%prsenannten Car
bin1len. ga oamit cie %erpabnten Car
ctndle bel elmer 1olGen @abl Elm jepes
5inpernis mesgerdumt unp jeoe 0elez
senbeit 81 St5runsen uno Streitisteiz
ten sebpben fnpen uno FREEZER uno letdz
ter Ypr9eben f5nr1en, persrcnen uno BE-
1timmen SSH nod ouBsroem, taB, re1r
@ir wdbrenc Der Dauer Res eprbe=
tannten Gaticani|hcn Goncil5 iterben
loQten, eben ttelea Gone;l, mag Is an
einer, Stanc ocer Nbldnitt leiner Nrz
teitsn fem, no IS weus, unYerSu9ltd
uno unmittelbar fir luspenoirt urc Yer<
taat selte, 70 ;par, pae na0elbe pbne
je9liden @er3u9 iosletd NIT alien 3uz
1ammenfinften, Congregational unc
SiBunsen aufb5ren muB UNI aus fei>
nem %renfbaren Orunoe, unp ,penn bic
fer nod 10 ridti9 une ipecisuer CT
wdbnuns rertb ibisn> f%ertfabren carf
Bis Elm neucr paplt npu Gem beiltBet.
Gureinalscrllssium canontib serdblt
1T uno curd feline Oberbpbeit bic Btez
csraufnabme uno T%prtlesuns res Con-
cils isltit fir seratben era@tet. Sncem
@ir IS aber fir SeitssntdB eradtell ZAP
BE ponllns aele9entlid be5 vorbenanaz
ten @atieaniidsn Goncil5 9etrpHenen
Mnoronunaen iowobl be3iisli9 Der
popfwabl als AUDI besu9lid Der Sus<
pencirung re1elben Coneils cine iidere,
fe1t Storm GUT tmmerwdbrenben Daz
MANUFACTURING in dbnltden Gduen liefern>
tsldlie6en uno psrprpnsn Bir, pab in
3ufunft gu alien Soften 100 Elm Mal
eiu papit pdbreno Der Dausr trAenc
zines au9emeinen Gonells iterben iolte,
mirp rie5 nun III Som prer an einem
ancern Srte Der 0elt 9etalten, bic
Babl zines ,'eusn Napltss allein son
Rem Garpina!stcut3ium Ger beilt9en
rpmilden Stride thinner une ausldlieBz
lid in Der pten be,si6usteu @eiie itattz
fncen mup, uno co5 Gcncil 1elblt na9
Der gleidfals pbsn te3et4neten Storm
Alsih vpn Dem Nusenblite> 100 e6 bic
&unoe nom Gpoe reS Yapae5 erbalt>
fir ipso jure luspsnoirt unc IL LANCE
yertast eelte, bis per neue csnonii@ &C.
wit!te papit es ptsoer a%ufnehmen unc
fprtlesen ldSt."
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Onr Milford Letter.

CnoPs-sUDDES DEATH--GENERAL NEws-GooD
TEafpLARs.
MILFORD August Sth.--we have not had any
rain now for some time, and corn, and in fact
every thing in the vegetable line is suffering,
and unless it rains it is to be feared that the
crops will be materially injured. The prospect
for corn mp to this time never was better, and 1t
is hoped the long desired shower will soon come.
The peach shipments SO far have BEEN small
III fact the creep is far short with us this year,
but tho prices are good and it is probable that
it will nett the farmers as much clear money az
though there was full crop. The sweet potato
crop will he large if not injured by the drought
Apples and watermelons are plentiful.
We had a very sudden death with us yesterday
1t was that Of Robert X. johnson, a very respect
able citizen of about So or 60 years of age; hi
got up early yesterday morning apparently At
well as ever and dressed himself in order to Sc
to camp meeting. After he got dressed he sale
TO his wife that he began to feel bad, and woult
lay down for, a few minutes as souh as he die
so his wife discovered that he looked bad ant
sent for the doctor, but before the doctor conl,
| get there he was dead. Mr.. johnson was mai
| respected by all who knew him, he has been I
consistent member of the Nj. L. Church for
number of years. and was formerly an ACTIVE
member of the Good Templars, but had severed
| his connection with them few months ago.
Dir. Burlocl got tlros OF his fingers seycrel
mashed In a hand-power cider mill few day
ago.
The Brotherhood of the Union of this plac
will make an excursion to Lewes next Monday
the train will run from Harrington.
The bay season has now fully opened an
| Thursday next will be what is termed " Bi
| Thursday at Bowers Beach.
! Milford is to have a brass band, il it does nc
| go back like the old lady's soap.
game of base ball was played here last Sat
urday, between the White Caps of Lincoln an
the Shoe Fly's of Milford, which resulted i
favor of the latter by a score of 10 to 20. Bias
ball is all the range In Milford, again.
Milford was well represented at the Candle
Camp yesterday.
The following persons were installed officers o
Milford Lodge for the ensuing quarter, on las
Friday evening
W. c. T., Edmund Melvin, W. V. T., Mr.,
Mole Davis, W. S., john Hudson, W. A. $
Robert Hall, w. L. S., Isaac A. White, W. I
Hugh Meredith, W. NJ, James A. Hall, W l., N
Miss Clara iostan, W. G., Azel Stevens, ".
g., Charles Hudson. W. .. e., John Crouch, v
Il. II. s.. Mrs. Mary richards, W. L. II. s., Alis
Nancy Hail. I. W. q. T., Jacob Y. Fould, l.. d
Vim. I. Moore.
We understand that this Lodge now number
about one hundred and fifteen members, and
in a iiourisling condition. FIDo.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
NIiscellnneoIIs News.

The war is checking immigration Tie num-
Der of immigrants arriving i'll New York last week
was 1851.
Denver. Colorado il infested with desperate
characters, and garrotinS is of almost nightly
occurrence
The election in Utah has resulted in the suc
cess of the brigham Young party. 1t il stated
that the Mormon women generally voted.
During the eleven months ending May 3lst
| orr imports exceeded our exports by IS. 225 800
| During the same period of the previous year,
| the excess of imports was SS5, O5j.lO1.
The Massachusetts Labor Reform party will
| hold a State Convention at Worcester. September
| Sth. and also Conventions in all the Congressioli-
| al districts to nominate candidates for the Nov
| ember election.
The Germans OF Evansville, Indiana, held a
meeting saturday night, to express sympathy for
Prussia, and appointed collectors to raise fund.-
for the cause. There also an extensive
German demonstration yesterday at Pottsvllle
The General Conference of the Evangelical
Alliance, which was to meet in New York III Sep
TENDER, has been postponed for the present
year. The pOstponement is because European
delegates will be prevented from coming over b.
the war
Later returns from the North Carolina election
state that five Conservative and two Republican
congressman have been elected The Leglsla
ture is estimated to stand; Senate. 80 Conserya
tiyes IL Republicans House, IS Conservatives
As Republicans.
, The yacht Magic, Franklin Osgood owner, wo
the race at New York yesterday, twelve yacht
competing. The Dauntess was second, ali
about one minute behind. The America wa
fourth, and fourteen minutes behind. In
i Cambria, disabled. came in twenty-eisht minute
behind
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
AZ The summer Rerorrs.

The New York Ninth regiment visits Long
Branch on the Goth, and goes into camp for
fifteen days.
1t il said that there are more men, married
and single, ut Long Branch, than at any other
watering place.
Atlantic City has more pyrotechnic exhib-
tons than any other watering-place; and they
are said to be worth witnessing, too
Lake Mahopac, in New York State, is be-
coming popular as Il waterng-place, and in a
few seasons Mahopac may be packed with wish
tors.
Parties at Cape May charter schooners and
run down to the Fishing Banks to fish. party
hooked iifty-one large mackerel one day last
week.
Madame Anna Bishop is concertzing at Nj
agara Falls ..... There is barber at the Falls
who says he is heir to an estate in England,
valued at ZIG, ,075.
Some of the lady bathers at Cape May con-
ceal their features with n wire mask when they
| go into the waves This fashion will not find
| favor with handsome women.
A rnast at Newport, seeing lady driving
that coored man must pay that nice looking
girl pile of money to drive his carriage fol
| him."
Mr.. Whitney, at ilie Capes. was recently re-
| lieyed of his watch and seven hundred dollars
| III the bedroom Of his own cottage, while he
| was lying asleep in his bed. Professional tlieve'
| abound, and persons are cautioned to keep al
eye to their yalliables.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
Paris Reports Say No action
since Saturday.
Marshal Bazaine has Cavalry Skirmlsh
German Bankers Decline the prussian War Loan.
THE PEOPLE SUBSCRIBE FOR IT.
pru-sinn Officers Believe Tho Needle Gun Sn-
perior to the Chnsscpot.

NO NAVAL BATrIE-THE LADIES WORKING ron
THE GERMAN wouNpEp-THE PEOPLE TAKING
THE WAR LOAN.
BERLIN, Aug 10.
All rumors of naval battle heretofore circu-
lated, are false.
The opera house of this city is given up to
ladies' societies. The building is nearly filled
with the wounded.
The bankers decline the Prussian war loan,
but the people are subscribing literally.
The Prussian officers and soldiers don't think
much of the mitrailleuse, and believe the needle
gun more effective than the chassepot.
RESIGNATION OF THE FRENCH MINISTRY.
LONDON August 10-Noon.
The vote in Corps Legisatif, on the resigna.
ton of tho ministry, is just received there,
though it was published in the United States
this morning, received direct from France.
now REGIMENT WAS cur Up AT sAAnBRuCK
LONDON, Aug. 10th.
Only 80 men and officers of the nth Frencl
regiment reported after the fight at Saarbruck
No IMPORTANT AcTIoN--THE FRENCH REcoNNolr
| ERISd.
PARIS, August 10th.
The Jouenal 06icid,e says no important actor
has taken place since Saturday.
| Marshall Bazaine made some accommodating
with cavalry which elected information as to TIL
position of the enemy. In one of these move
ments squadron of Hussars encountered de
tachment of prussan "Uhlans, and drove tlier
back killing one officer and wounding another.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
Political IutcIlipencc.


The New York State Republican Convention
will meet at Saratoga Oh September Z.
The Southern Democrats talk OF starting
third party.
The Maine Sons Of Temperance have resoleyd
i'll favor of independent political action.
All the States except New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Connecticut and Oregon will hold elcc-
tions i'll the fall.
Major b. H. French, prominent Mason OF
Washington, and well known throughout the
country, IL dangerously i'll.
Col John NJ. Crebs has been renominatea for
Congress by the Democratic Convention of tho
Thirteenth Illinois District,
At Bloomington, Ill.,, on Thursday, a Tenn
perance Convention nominated George w. Miner
for Congress from the Eighth Illinois district.
Henry Rhoades, ESD, has been commissioned
as Associate Justice for Berks county to succeed
kutz, deceased.
| Hon. Charles II. Porter was renominated for
| Congress Thursday, by the Republican Conyen.
ton of the Third Virginia district.
Charles Foster was nominated for Congress
| Thursday by the Republicans of the Ninth Ohio
district. The district is represented by Edward
+. Dickinson Democrat.
The State Temperance Convention Of Michigan
| met on Thursday, and nominated State ticket
| Resolutions were adopted fayoring the gradua
| payment of the National debt.
4
ginia have issued an address recommending tina
the Congressional nominations be postponed
until after the State is redistricted.
Judge Il. Il. Rice was nominated for Congress
by the Democratic Convention of the Tenth Hi
nois District on Wednesday. The district il nov
represented by Albert G.. Burr, Democrat.
A. II. Pettibone, it is stated, will be the Re
publican candidate for Congress, and Andrew
johnson may yet be the candidate of the Demo
Gratis, though Jessie White now has the insid
track.
The Republican Convention Of the Eight
Illinois District nominated Colonel Jonathan
Merriam for Congress the 1S6th ballot o
Wednesday afternoon. Shelby NJ. Cullom, Re
publican, il the present representative.
Hon. H. d. Barron, Fifth Auditor of til
Treasury, whose name has been mentioned a
the Congressional candidate in the Sixth listric
Of Wisconsin, has written letter declinlng I
run This leaves The field open to State sena
Tor Etlce and General Hpsh, H.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1870-08-11
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The vast anil continually increasing sales OF HOS
letters Stomach Bitters have provoked the cuvy of
a certain class Of dealers in various parts Of the
country, WHO are trying to substitute their utterly
worshess local nestrims for the most popular pro-
prfetary medicine in the world. These imposters
hope by their false statements to obtain from the
millions who patronizc the great American Tonid,
sufficient number Of customers to make their speeli-
laons upon the health of their nciglbors profitable
As the demand for Iostetter's Bitters is now so
large and urgent as to tax To their fullest extent the
facilities for its manufacture, these petty attempts
to wiring In the meres trash by false representations
are of little consequence to its proprctors. They
are, however Il serious evil TO the vlctimllcd. IL
| for example, at this warm season, when real In
yigorant is greatly needed the sufferer from genera
debility, indigestion, bousness or nervous weak
| ness n coaxed into using wlsny-washy comp0nnt
without any medicinal virtue, instead of the soy
eregn specific in which the rarest tonic ana altcra
tive clements are scientifically combined, obviDu
| that he will rue the day when he allowed himself
he thus eluded. 1t is In the interest of parties wn
have been or may be influenced by the persuasion q
plausible charlatans, that this article is published
With the light OF twenty years experience to guild
him. why should the invalid take u leap in the darl