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The French Emperor Visits the Corps
LegiSlatif.-HiS Reception. j.

il.u. PARIS, July 29.
The Emperor came, TO Paris to-uay, and
received the Corps Legislatif at the Tuile.
ries. President Schneider, In the name Of
tic Corps Legislatif, addressed the Enl.
perdf as loIlowS:j NfrI"id m" '.'d ~
HSnE: II The Corps LegiSladf has ter.
minated. its labors; it has unanimously
voted I'LL subsidies and all laws needed for
Tic national defense, titus giving signal
proof Of its patri6tishl. Tit Is true that,
not he5whO declares wal, but ihewho
causes 1t IL tho real author, there will be
but one voice among the nations to lay
tile responsibility upon Prussia, who,
maddened by unlloped!t0r successes, and
encouraged by our patience and dcsirclto
preserve for Europe the benefits Of peace,
bus conspirel against our security, and at
tucked our honor. In such q case France
knows her duty. Ardent hopes follow
you to the army. which, accompanied by
your son, you take command Of. Behind
you, behind our army, 80 accustomed to
carry high the standard of France, Is the
nation. Remit without uneaSiness the
regency TO your august spouse, She will
unite with the authority Of her great
qualities, insure the force given by the lib
eral institutions inaugurated by you. The
heart Of the, nation Is with you and the
army -. D.,
T6thtS the Emperor replied rs follows:
MEssrRURs IL experience great salts
faction on the eYe.ofmy departure for the
army. in being able to thank you for the
patriotic cooperation you have given my
government. War Is legitimate where
made with the assent Of the country aud
the. appreciation of its representatives
You arc right in recalling the words Of
NIontesquiGn. The tru6 author Of q war
Is not he.who declares. buthH who rcn:
ders Unnecessary. 1--WE have done all that
depended on usi TO avoid it; and / may
adl that the entire nation In It's irresistable
force has dictated our resolutions. Icon.
fide oyoh, In parting, tho Empress, WHO
willrcall you aruundIher should CirCunl.
STANCES require. She knows how, TO. I'll
coursgeously the duty, which tho position
imposes. I7takG will inc my sou. He
viii learn I'M the midst Of the ARMY how
to serve his country. Resolved 10 pursue
with energy the great mission con6ded "a
me, / have faith in the success of our
arlhs, for know tliat FRINGE Is standing
behind me and that God protects u.s." ''
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NAE RArrLE oE RLENHEIM.
ollI ,l.l1.I,H 9,,Ion5 533I IIb,,dl Z pl.nn.,mr

1T1tifEITl IlffiIg
liNyH NunM,l hD,.,o,,,u
SOutheyS famous 3lllle OF blenueIul
,,o, lo,,l,tIooQ occurred IN many nersouS
uNs "ONN''SAS -, 80.
WITHIN tllc l''sE Wees WI. why W. w " ny =
sec Il repeated. The future kaspAr, now
ii, H. alta ,o .olI ,vhot ,I,o orest
ever, Will NC NOlc " 'el4 WIN 'nS S'eH'
war of 1870 was ubout. when lie recalls
VIZ VI ICY ""' i"E0T7 TTJSiT
Y wasted county W nw pS CtYS'I9
bodies ulAtluy rotttng Id the Sun4ter inc
-, ms, ,;,uo potork;D will
great Victory ln'S H'U0 S'Sl "''1 "'-
learn that 1t was because Prusstan King
spoke d'sFcSiVc'u''S ~ " N4 ~,
Sad9. .;Iual 4pglU bnh Sl.T "
T. soma a summer ovenInv.-
rNs6id K1SnSrSs It6iflC WNSdope, mia
20 ~ he bsf5Fe ne cottGRe door
Wa sittiHS In III Sur.: -.
And 81 hin 5POrtS,dI q! ths Green
M$4ItIe staglV4CulV 'I"0i''
'Iiis466 o 5.,S Tber Brother Peterkin
HoII "omethinV largo and round,
n u Win M SSfffSs the fiyulet,
In nlaVinu thcre had found;
lie came TO ask what ne na0 Iouna M .oura
That was 80 large anu Sul"Vt'' AZ"
ord KaSuar took IL from tho boy, '..i III
VII Vino Mood ICS1cctaHt by | " 'ihl'
And then the old imam shook bis head,
And with 4 natural sigh
ITS some po9r iello Ns i,, SxG SA'" Nv
VINO Iell III tuS great tlSV'l!' - .l..,-,f
Ut and Thorn In ma tJafrifeasf5 it@sA' S4''t''S
For there's many 6GTe about, .,.-t,n:
The plOughShare turns them out;
Fer many th9aS 4 @eG esse ~ '=l'h
., @S.' ,' 'A'n u ~ ~ 1ovIii
YonnS peiefkin he crieg:
And MIA WilhelmInS l0Oks nS I RgGi&
WIN wopdeF.WaItin9 0yes-
Now teil rs alLA99et tnte h. AoG!S
AND what 'ns' iouEn' sAsu os4St ~ I,ot,
u! was tho he, EP Pss ElsD: E 3 FaS No"'
R,, whSI tSe ~ onGbt saeh other for,
ny c%nId not wEIi mako ont:
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pSTABLlSlIED IN NEW YORK,
" June, lsil-PlttSOurgh, 1854.
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INFALEmInTTY.l
The PRONUNCIATION Of the DOgraa..
.AIlocutiOn Delivered by the Pope.

.AllOcutiOn Delivered BY the fFoPe'
~ NV E..uI .,p-PAKrs, July ae.
The following Il tho allocnti6n deliver.
cd by the Pope on tho occasion OF the
PRONUNCIATION Of tho iufallibility dogma:
"T'he activity Of the Sovereign Pontitt
has been great, but 1t does not destroy, It
builds; It does not bppress. Il spstains !
and 1t often defends the rights Of our
brethren tlat Il tho rights Of the bishops
and Of some who hHvc not voted with
us. Let them feel that they have voted
in error, and let them remember that tic
Lord Is not error. Let them remember
that few years ago they thought as We
do. Have they then two consciences,
two wills on tho same subicctg Heaven
forbid! We prOY, then, that God, who
alone makes miracles, will illunine their
hearts and minds that they may return to
the bosom Of their fath6r-that Is, the
Sovereign PontitE, The unworthy Vicar Of
Chrtst-anIi work with us against the
enemies Of the Church, Let Il so De that
we may say, with st. Augustine, Lord,
You have given us Your admirable light,
and now VIC see May Heaven bless you
Allw
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mi J0ITNsoN

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of 0lls Of tie most eminent Col.
legeg IN the Unitsd RtatGa, and the greater part
81 WAose Mfe has been spent Iua the hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere has
effected some OF the most astonishing carts that
WeEeeVeF known, Many troubled with ringing III
the bead and ears when asleep, great nervous.
IIes9, being alarmed At sudden sounds, bashf1l
IIesSs With frequent bIuShIng, attended some
aMsa with arrangement Of mind, were cured i'm.
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3 fFlFSaf1 q FFSs7t.gg7 scals5c.s {

take my pcn, deer SAiry Ann,
That nj ri q ~ y0atasdtllid; z
II yohFn 10 mine, say 30.
do not cair copper darn ~.
:, HoFVhet ths EGGkS will N; La .J4r N
9SSYl4 94fTeymG "a ybSJ i,iO { 'pIi
: n you "a kno, l swan tn man
II IN ei1I%s 3$l1 e Sn4ttIrst4,l ~ ii
And gump In the OhlGr.
II you've the hurt, sWcts SaIrey.an,
Yupe l3ves l6r III dll, when am dead,
You're ever luvin Bill.
N[EssRs. EDIToRs above named
"Sairy Ann" did say Eyes" some six
month"; or SO ago, and nov. she las
'brougtItSRG dctio6 tofsbrcaflLs6f promise
againl DC p'Ffil Bic the RFhcr f4llfs
poetry md the Atith0F Of Ill lltf sorrows.
The young man now positively declines
either to "cill'' himself or marry Sairy
Ann. The case will probably come UP
soon; and ! do not Pend you this 20 much
to Influence public opinion TO Convince
y6lithatGlE tho bad poetry Is not written
Tor the newspapers. 1t proves, however,
tint nothing Is so bud but It may be use
tul this; 10. express ALlCgdl Conclusion
briefly, gives Sairy the dead wood" on
Bill, Il havHl no tl0nbb hhatIwith such
proof, We shall he able t0,get her heavy
damages to sOQtA her injured "phelinks"
,,I"."., I4aiMG6rs ANormeys.
WHEELING, July %. 1870. AMI. ,.lpi
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,cu OFFICE, CLARKsBURG WEST VA.
y lOuN ]. DAVIS, IT'S. sPATEs.
% '0'" - President. Vice President


t.PNlS wanted everywhere I" t"e 0'O'e'
IN "'' ~ ~ '', 'f
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MEDICAL.
RALrlMORE LOOK HOSPITAL.
Established as a Refuge from
.. Quackey. M
TIlK sUELi PlAACR WHERE A CURB CAN
~ BE OBTAINED.


M iE OBTAINED. ~ '
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for Weakness u the Back or Lirnbe, SthcuHes.
Affection Of the Kidneys and Bladder, lnYoluu'
MTy Discharges, InpoteHcy, General Debility,
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Confusion uT ileGS, l'AlpImti0u Of the tluaFt'
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liOEGls-lhOse Terrible Disorders arising nom
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y,..le Young MEN
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ThIs distressing affection, which renders life
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u juno, lNl-PltlSbnFgh, 1859.
q Auu.
1.-The Mercantile Agency.
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'DIsEAsES F0E I5[PRIIDFNtIF.

When the misguided and imptudGnt votasy Of
pleasure finds that he sbhb imblbed tho seeds Of
this painful disease ittoo often happens that an
IltlmCd sense Of shame or dread Of discovery do
ters him from app lying to those, who from edpca-
ton and resp6ctabillty, can alone bhlflGnd him,
delaying till tho constitutional symptoms Of this
hOrrid disease make their appearance, such as
liberated soro throat diseased nose, noctuEal
pains In. tho head and limbs, dtmneSs Of sight
deafness, nodes on the shin.bones and arms, pro.
crossing With frightfal rapdIty, till at last the
palate Of the mouth or tho bones Of tho nose fall
In and tho victim OF this awilil disease becomes
horrid object OF confederation, Till death puts
period 70 the dreadful sutlaringS, by sending
him . !, that Undiscovered Country nom whence
tits q lMRIANCHOIY.FAC ACT that thousands
fall victims TO this terrible disease owing to tho
unSktIlfulnesS Of ignorant pretendels, who BY
the use Of that DEADLY POISON; MERCURY
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reflect ttIata sound mind aud body arc the most
necessary requisites to promote cOnnublAl hAppl-
life becomes q weary pilgrimage; tho prospect
hourly daFkenB to the view, the MUD becomes
Swallowed with despair and allied with tho mel
anchOly reflection that the happiness Of another
becomes bllRhtHd with our own T A. illa ,TIbf
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oned, falling hair checked, and bald.
ness, often, though not always cured
by as, tis9 Nothing can rSgiCls ab4
hsiE ywhbtG 2bc- ifolkSlSs are dSghsy G&
or the glands atrophied and deCayed.
But such as remain can DO saved for
usefulness BY this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
nlcnt, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent tho hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from, those deleterious substances, which
make some preparations Dangerous, and
injurious to tie hair, the VigOr can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a
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"a Vim. /. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
! Jtulrs il. brown, AppGai! Of West Va;
]. j. jackson, Jr., Judge OF U. $. District
Court, ". Va.
n b. i. i .rusworth, President Of ssnAtS,
WcmIngSEy member SsuAte.
Jacob lIOtnbfoOk, Prest, West Va. ins. Co
l,ub N. BIrhrl, Vice 1'rest.
IN iLlsrrss, Attorney, ClarkSbUFg, W. Va.
S.%Ir TWHIS, Phillippi,
N 4 D5vi.. SIiIatG, MihGraf eOhhty;
Il \ camden, President Of First National Bank,
va me- iiI"%iiIs members Of tho House Of Dele
ATE. III Wc6t Vlrglnt4;S ... %. -.,f,
" ii Il. burgess, Wayne, - ~ % "N b
jatuts uuthriH, WstEel 4H sa-1S
Nahum GOG, Harrison T.,
Ju1rph Telur, Barbour 20
K. n. IIIll, Marion 7daa
James HvEYeY Brooke
" AAEAV! ES9A; YE35T5t -
Henry BruuUOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddrtdge
J. +. BOwyer, Putnam
J. s. WilkinsVny lincoln =" THaI
ri K lah9a
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DIR. JOHNSirON.

DIR. JOHN5TON:i t.i' ~
'oFFIcR, NO. I SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going nom baltimore street, q few
doors rom the corner. Fail not TO observe the
name and number.
~ No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to bc uscd on the reply, Per
sons writing should state age, Gnd send portion
Of Tss 5a6s 4Sfs5Sf s S@pS IL Fl: oc1
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
The many thousands cured at this establish.
mont within. tho last twenty years, and the nu.
mGf0uS Important surgical Operations performed
BY DR.. Johnston, Witnessed by tho reporters Of
| The Sun and many other papers, notices OF which
boeldeB his standing % gentleman OF character
aud responsibility, lisa sufficient guarantCetO the
49, SsKfND1sEAsEs SPEEDILY CURED.
mario ..-.., &. t.rI 4....
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A dressing which
is at onco agreeable,
healthy, and cffsetual
orSapreservingI ! the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
10 is original color,
icih Mei gloss and
freshness Of youth.
MIS- -. = Al.s.1s
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17

Elsewhere, in this paper, we give
some extracts from advance pages
of A. FL. Stephens History of the
late War between the States. These
extracts co ntain Mr.. Stephens un-
biased opinion of President Grant.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Stephens
estimation of President Grant differ
very materially from that of dlsap-
pointed Office seekers. <
Read the article.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17
Speech of Senator sherman.

We devote the greater part of this paper to
the speech Of Hon. John Sherman, which he
recently delivered the United States Sen :
at. With his accustomed ability he discusses
questions of vital Importance to all. 1t will
be observed that the Senator takes the unpop-
ular side of the Income Tax but supports his
position with unanswerable arguments. With
no apology for its length, and regretting that
for want of room were obliged to omit con-
siderable part of it. we commend the speech to
Our re eaders
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17
FANCY DRINK u


Made of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof Spirits
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but are a true 5medidlne, made from the
native Roots and Herbs of California, free
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are
the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renovator and lnvigorator of the system,
carrying off all poisonous matter, and re-
storing the blood to healthy .condition-
No person can take hese Bltters according
to directions, and rel ain long unwell.
$1OO will be given for an incurable
case, provided the bones are not destroyed
by mineral po1sons or other means, and the
vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
For Inf1amatory and Chronic Rheum-
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ters have been most successful. Such
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which is generally produced by de
rangement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever
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| the skin in Pimples, Eruptions orSores,
cleanse it when you find it obstructed
and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
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and the health of the syctem will fol-
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In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermit-
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! For full directions read carefully the
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aIA

President Grant, on Monday. sent lengthy
and very able Message to Congi ess in which
he wisely advocates the observance of strict
neutrality in regard to the Cuban Spanish
war We will publish it in full next week.
The hgh for t he Congressional nomination,
in this district, promises to be interesting
We understand that candidates are becoming
rather numerous. Upper Sandusky presents
two candidates. namely. John Berry Esq.
and Hon R. MeKelly. We are also infol m ed
that Hon. VIM Mungen. after canyassirg the
District and finding his chances of success so
doubtful has concluded to abandon the field
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17

The internal revenue, if maintain
ed at its present position and with
out any diminution or change, will
yield not less than one hundred and
seventy-fve million dollars. The
actual receipts during the last cal
endar year were something over
TIA, 100000 dollars. The receipts
have been gradually increasing since
this Administration came into pow
er. and now, instead of $4,000, 900
dollars annually, they are 175, 900,
900 dollars; and next year if the
law should remain unchanged, they
will be over the amount estimated.
I75, 100000 dollars. This makes an
aggregate of 93,000,000. Deduct
the amount estimated by the Secre-
tary of the Treasury for expendi-
tures,F andsi leaves surplus of 49,
100000 upon the basis of existing
law.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17

the continuance of tax which has
expired by it's own Limitation. 1t
has occurred to me that there may
be some doubt about that, and /
should like to hear the opinion of
the chairman of the Committee on
Finance upon.it.
Mr.. SHERMAN. am rather in
clined to think that it is not within
the power of the Senate to introduce
bill to continue tax that has ex
pired or will expire by its own lin
itation. There is the difficulty of
presenting this subject in the Senate.
I wish to deal with entire frankness
with the Senate. There is
doubt of our power to con-
tinue the income tax after it's ex-
piration. In my Judgment it is nee
essary to maintain, for a time at
least, the income tax; and therefore
I agree that it is better to postpone
action on the Senate bill to reduce
taxation: until we have the action of
theHouse on the bill for that purpose
since reported to the House. 1t no W
only remains to point out those
taxes which, in the opinion Of the
Committee on Finance, ought to be
repealed, and those that ught to be
retained.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-06-17
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Annexation
Of Contiguous Territory.
Be 1T ordained by the Council of the
Incorporated V-alage Of Upper
Sandusky, Ohio:

incorporated pNG0ge OF upper
Sandusky, Ohio:
SECTION 1. That authority be and the same
is hereby given for the annexation to the cor
poratiOn of said Village of Upper Sandusky,
Ohio, territory CONTIGUOUS thereto, bounded
and described as follows to wit:
Commencing at the point where the north
line of said village inteTsects tie Sandusky
River, running thence down the meanderings
of said river to the east and west center lins
of section twenty mine (29J, in township two
~, south of range fourteen (1G east; thence
west, on the centre lines of sections twenty
nine (29) and thirty (30), in said township, to
the centre of said sections twenty-nine (29)
and thirty (30); thence south the center
lines of said section thirty (30) and of section
thirty ty-one 81; to the south line Of said town.
ship; thence east on said township line to the
Sandusky River; thence down said river to
where the same is intersected by the south
line of said village; and including all the ter
ritorylying between the original plat of said
SEC 3. And be it further ordained, Th at
Curtis Berry, Jr.. be and is hereby authorized
and directed to prosecute the necessary pro-
ceedings to effect such an neXation.
Passed in regular session May 21st, A. D.,
1870.
sss1 j. K MoCRACf$EN, Mayor.
Attest: HENRY WooLFoRD, Cl6Ik t1Ef
| May 26th, 1870 i SIS #sittk
thereby certify that the above is true copy
of an Ordinance passed May 81, 1870, by the
Council of Upper Sandusky. Ohio
29-tf. HENRY W0OLFORD, Clerk.