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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
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Assessor 5 Co., District. Ooio

THE proclamation of Gov. Ran
dolph is clear reputation of the or
der of the tammany Democracy for
bidding the Orange parade. The
Governor of New Jersey doubtless
expresses the sentiments of the Dem
ocracy of the nation. He distinctly
recognizes the right of the Orange
men to parade, and carry such ban.
ners and march to such music as they
please. He solemnly warns all persons
against interfering with their process
sion, and declares that the entire
power of the State will. if necessary
be brought iuto requisition to pro
tect them.
Gov. Randolph has done his sim.
pie duty. He will receive his reward
from the people. He will be sustain
ed by his party. Even the Catholics
Of New Jersey will thank him for his
proclamation. His course stands il
painful contrast with the conduct o
Gov Hoffman. who was in this city
on Monday, and who went up the riv
er but few hours before the city
authorities bowed their heads to .th,
behests of bloodthirstv mcb.-N
=. San.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
The King in Rome.

Our fellow corntrymen, j. a. Sig
naigo, TINS records the crowning event
of Itslian Unity:
Among the most marvellous events
Of the present century, TO one who
can remember back twenty three years
ago, is the entry of King Victor
Emmanuel into Rome last Monday,
which now becomes the capital of the
United Kingdom. Twenty three years
ago, Victor Emmanuel followed his
father to that disastrous war for in
dependence which resulted in the utter
rout of the Sardinians at Novara
King Charles Albert fled the country
and died of broken heart in Portu-
gal, soon after. His son. Victor
Emmanuel, was forced into disgrace
full treaty; was proclaimed King of
Sardinia at Alexandria, amidst 4
gloom that seemed prophetic of
troubles more disastrous than the
past; but he took n solemn oath over
his father's grave that his untimely
death should be avenged !! Italy found
herself cut up into seven or more
petty governments, with Austria and
France domineering over portion OF
her territory. The war of the Crimea
opened new route TO independence.
Little Sardinia. with scarce pOpula-
ton of five millions, joined the allies,
and her soldiers distinguished them
selves in many hard fought battle.
This was supported by the King CIV
ing his people the present liberal
Constitutional Government which
now rules Italy. and which angered
Austria again into q war with her
diminutive neighbor. The King
marched his little army of only sixty
thousand men to the front; these were
soon joined by their French allies, and
Austria was driven back out of Lom-
hardy. At the battle of Palestro. the
King led his men into the hottest OF
the battle, and, on being reminded Of
his danger, replied, LET go my horse;
there is glory here for all y and in an
under tone was heard to say, Il have
a father to avenoe" At Solferino, be
led the iorlon hope on the left, and it
is conceded it was his indomitable
pluck that won the day. The events
Of this war gave him nearly all of
Italy except Rome and Venetia, for
the annexation of the Kingdom of the
Sioilies soon followed. This brought
him in opposition to the Holy Father,
who soon after accommodated him.
He was to much of a soldier to b ad
the fulminations from the Vrtican,
and be kept straight forward in the
course which had been marked by his
celebrated Prime Minister, Cavour,
who on his dying bed, was reminded
that his prediction that Italy would be
united had not been fulfilled referring
to Venice and Rome. Cavour, re
piled solemnly- and it was his last
They will come in good time"
Venice came with the war of 1166,
and Rome entered the family of Italy,
a. the capital, last Monday, though,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
ONE MILLION OF LIVES sAvEDi

IL i one OF the facts # this remarks able
Sge, not mt rely that many iiersons the VIC
tirns OF .iy>tep-it indigestion. but it's willing
victim~. Now. we would not he understood to say
that an! one re ards dyspepsa with iaror, or frels
disposed 10 r-nk il among the luxuries Of life. Far
from IL Those who have experienced its torments
would scout such an idea AL dread it, aud would
gladly dispense with H. unpleasan fsmiiiarities.
Iafk f@Pley. who : as jolly uEder all the tr, ing
yircu 'sf1nCrs in which he plac-d, hsd an
stsck OF d. spepsa his jolity would have speed
nv fsrssken him. Men and svomen sometimes suf-
Ter it, torfures nncompiaining hut whoever heard
Of a person who eijos ed Ihemf
OT atl the multifaTious diseases TO which the hu-
system is Halle. there j. perhaps no one
generally prevalent dyspepsia there dis
quenfly prove fata: hut nune the effects -f Which
are depressing the mind and positively dis
tressing the body. If taeTe is awretchec being in
The wvrll il is
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
A Me IN and Cow lrdly sentimen:

Tie EceniRg Post. which has pro-
fecsed To be on the side OF religious
freedom, expresses the hope that the
Orangemen will not march in process
son next year We call this a mean
an cowardly sentiment, unworthy oil
and American freeman Ii Is for the
Orangemen themselves to determine
when they will march and when they
wi not, so long as they do not vic
t the law.
What has the Eveniog Post TO do
with their marching more than they
h I'VE to do with the writing of artic-
les on Free Trade by the editors vi
the Post?
Goes not the EveRiny Post yet com
prehend that this is Tree country
as free for professions as for writing
and for publishing articles ?
a liberty which people cannot
practically enjpy-a right To marci.
in procession which cannot b.c rrIc,,
iato cAeCutipn--is u ,ain aud empty
sound sIgnIiVing nothing.
The American people mean some.
thing real by the word Li5elty " y
I Sun
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
ORIGIN OF ORANGEMEN The 70

ORIGIN OF ORANGEMEN The 70.
lowing are the historical facts:
William III, Prince OF Orage, was
the son of William II, Stakeholder
Of Holland, and Mary. daughter of
Charles l., of England. He was born
Nov. 14,th 1850. He welded his
cousin Mary, daughter Of James il.
His landing at Torhav, Nov 4th 1858,
marks the epoch of the English revo-
luton. He was crowned with lis
consort Mary. Feb. Is 1859, William
being Presbyterian began bis reign
by Iepealing those laws t@at enjoined
uniformity OF worship; AMI though
he could not entirely succeed. a tolera-
ton was granted To- such dissenters as
should take the oath of allegiance and
hold no private conventicles In tne
meantime james, whose authority was
still acknowledged in Irland, embark
ed at Brest for that country aud
arrived at Kinsale. He soon made
a public entry in.o Dublin and was
well received. After the unsuc-
cessful siege of Londonderry bis
army encountered the royal forces.
commanded Ivy William in person, on
the banks ofthe Boyre, in 1890, when
the latter gained splendid victory.
From that day the Irish Protestants
have called themselves ''Orangemen.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
THE Democratic ure. S are rapid

THE Democratic pre-; are rapidly
coming to understand the Judge
Chase ALWAYS was q Democrat" OF
course, he was especially while de-
nying the constitutionalitv OF Slavery
and the Fugitive Slave law, urging
the most radical measures for the
abolition of sl.very and sustaining
the entire war policy Of President
Lincoln. Under the new departure ="
the most ultra of the old Abolition
lists become the soundest Democrats.
Wendell Phillips Lloyd Garrison and
Fred Nouglass now stand, in Demo
cratic 'avOr. far ahead of Pendleton.
Thurman. Hendricks. and the other
s'piayed- outs "-IOle'i0 Comm ercidL
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
LET 1T BE REMEMBERED

first OF all. that IIOOFLANDS GERMAN BIT
IEES l. not rum beverage
THey are not alcoholic in Any sense of the
term They CumpO- Ell wholly Of the pure
juice or vital principle IF roots This j. not a
mere assertion. The extracts from which they
are oOinpoun'ied are prepared by one Of the
aiIlt-st or Li,-rinan chemists. Unlike any othrr
Bit;cr> in the market they are wholly free IRON
>PiritGous ingredients The objections which
hOli with - mu,h force against preparations Of
this class, nameiy-th 4 desire for intoxica-
ting drinks l. stimulated by their Use, not
Valid in the cas- of the German BitteTs- 80 Tar
from encouraging or Indicating a TASTE or de-
sire for inebrIsIins beverages, il may be conf
dchiit ~ asserted that their tendency is in n
iiametrically opposite duection. Their effects
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20


NEAR Mt. Pleasaht in this state
men can he seen in the moving field
clad in shirts and skirts, TIE latter
like woman's petticoat. They de
tend the custome as cool and comfort
able and they hope to see the day
when every working man will wear
such clothes as best conduce to his
comfort. They claim that the Jews,
and the Disciples. and even Christ
himself dressed in that fashion, and
the idea that it is ridiculous to dress
woman fashion is modern idea. If
women sometimes wear the breeches,
why should not men sometimes wear
the petticoat Men have rights as
well as women, and we are glad to
see they are daring to assert them
Clevelymd Herald
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER.

stimulating its functions and causing it to
make its biliai >ecretion> an regular and proD-
quantities The in urious results which in-
varidbly follow the use of mercury is ntircly
aVui lei by their use. But il is upon the
Liver only tnat their powers are eXerted- The
cNtIart of Mandrake contained in them is skill
fully combined with four other extracts, one of
whicl a. T. upon tie stomach. one upon the up
per 10 els. one FOn the lower bow els, ami one
prevents any gr ping effect thus producing
pill tnaT influences the entire digestive and ALI
mentary >H>tea- IN an equal and harmonious
manner ami its action en- lrcly free from nau-
sea, vomiting or gripping pains common to all
other pur atiVeS.
Possessing these much desirable qualities, the
Polophy lin hecOmes iuValuable as 4
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
HOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. it not only
stimulates the tagging and wasting energies,
but invisorates and permanently strengthens
it, action upon the Liver and stomach thorough,
peI habs less prompt than the Bitters. when the
same quantity i taken Is ncne tn less certain.
Indigestion, BiliiOusncSs. Physical or Nervous
PTostratiOn. yieli readily to its potent niueHce
II gives the INV did new and stronger hold ula
life. removes depression Of spirits and inspires
cheeriu!nes>- Ii sutplants the pain OF disease
with the csI>e snd comfort of perfect health 1t
gives strength to ~ ssiueSs. throws des -sntien-
d. to the winti>- ami starts the restored invalid
u TOn a new a.Id gladsome career. But Dr. Hoof-
] lt's bcneiictiOns TO the human race are not
cInfincI In Is arlehrafed
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

snit, who was pierced through the
breast. He groaned, and tried hard
to tell his name, hut the internal
b eeding choked and prevented his
utteIi1g district word. So fast
came the disabled now that tl>ev Lad
to he laid ia the halls and in the hel' :
WAYS. Doctors were telegraphed foe
TO headquarters, which was promptly
responded TO by Commissioner Man
erre. who ordered all the health in
5; e.tors aud sub inspectors to do du
~ at tie hospital rs police surgeons
Among the dead aI Bellevue hosp tai
We noticed the body of young girl
about sixteen years Of age. apparent
ly in the calm sleep of DEATH She
wore a rubber ring on her finger, aud
her contenance bore the impress of
Q il,Ilike simplicity. There were five
Iul! grown young men among the kill
ed there.
The general confusion and excite.
ment of the occasion rendered the
task of obtaining full and accurate
statistics of the killed, wounded. &c 81,
very difficult, ifnot almost impossible.
A due allowance must be made for
this reason
Nearl; all of the killed and wound
ell belong to the laboring class. Some
were me, hanics, and lew others in
tale of some kind. If it is just 10
Judge from outward appearance. many
ofthem were engaged in the fray at
the time they were shot down. Near
~ al were Young. hale and hearty
men very commonly clothed, and ap-
parently in poor circumstances. The
innocent were in the minority, and
evidently were rushing away to u place
ofsafety when overtaken by their sud-
den and untimely doom. The failure
to indentify most of them is due tn
the police, precautions rendered al
solute necessary by the excited CO l.
| dilion of the crowds besieging The
doors.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
FEMALE RIOTERS.
The Tribune says:


1t was a subject of general remark
yesterday among those who witnessed
the riot on the Eight avenue that the
most violent of tie mob were nearly
all women. 1t is said to have been n
woman who fired the first load near
the Grand opera house. A woman
was the first victim o. the first charge
OF the police at Twenty eight street.
On the sidewalks. ut the shop doors,
at the windows. women were heard
shrieking curses against the bloody
Orangeman and stimulating the cour-
age of their husbands and brothers.
When Mayor Halls friends get the
ascendencv are we TO have all the
horrors of Paris over again?
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
DYSPEPSIA PREVAILS
almost universally.

aIInO<t unfNeTtaIIV.
Nearly every other person YOU meet is victim,
an app 'rrntly willing for this not the caSs
why - m my sufferers, when 4 certain speedy and
SAFE remedy l. within the easy reach OF ali who
desire t. svail themselves oil itg But the ma
l"iity viii not inded by prejudice. de
terred By some other unexplained influence
tleN refuse To accept the relief profercd them.
Ihey turn = deaf ear to tne testiIrsav OF the
thousands whose sulierings have been aievisfe
and With strange iulatuatiOn, appesr 80 cling
Win desperate determination to thrir ruthless
tornehtor But says Il dyspetic: THAT i this
rems'iyE to which we reply: This great aIIevi-
atOr oi human suffering is almost as " itieIv
known a. tine English language u has allavctI
the agoEie< of thousands. and y today carry ir..
comfort and enc0uragement to thosandls of 9TH
ers. T-is acknowledged panaeea is none other
than
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
DIR. HoOFLAND'S GREEK OIL.

This Oil is a soverei gn remedy for pains and
aches of all kinds.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Toothache, Chill
blains. -prsins. Burns, Pain in the back and
Lons, RingwO- ms, &c, &c all yield to its ex-
ternal application The number of cures enect-
ell by il is astonishing, and they are increasing
every day.
Taken Internally, it is 4 cure for heart-burns.
Kidney Diseases, Sick Headaches. Colic, Dysen-
terry, Cholera MOrbu>, Cramps, Pains IN tne
Stom Ich. Colds. Asthma. sc.
The Greek Oil is composed entirety OF neaIIng
gums and essential oils The principal lnSre-
.lieut is an oiIy substance, procured in the
principal part Of Greece Its effects As a de-
srroyer OF pam are truly magical thousands
have hecn benefited 9y its use. and tr1al by
those who are skeptical VIII thoroughly con-
vince them of Its inestimable value
These relPedies will be sentby express to any
locality, upon application to The PRlNSIPAL
OFFICE at the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No 63I ARLH Street. Philadelphia
CHAS. NJ EVANS. Proprietor,
Formerly c. NJ. JACKSON.
TheTe Remedies are for sale by Druggists.
storeleepers, aAd Medicine Dealer, everywhere.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
BENEFICIAL ONLY.

in all cases of the hillary system Hooh lnd's
German Bit.ers stand without equal, acting
promptly and vigorously upon the Liver; they
remove its toTfi ity and cause healthiuI secre-
ION oT biie-theEeby supply wing the stomach with
t;ie most inli-p uss.ble clements OF sound dges-
tion in pro i,ci proportions. Tney give tone to
the sJomac stimulating its functions, AMI en-
ablins IL TO perform it, duties nature de-
signed it should do They imPIrt vigOr and
strength 10 the ertiTe system causing the pa
tis.Is feel Ike another beins-in fact. giving
him !. urNx I.aS.. af life
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

The Lima Gazette speaking of the
financial Condition OF Allen county,
which is under Democratic rule,
says:
We make the assertion now and
will back it up, that the County in all
its various funds, is virtually bank
rupt and pauper.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
A CONFIRMED DYSPEPTIC

nHt IL is not intention TO discant on the or
rors 4 dyspepsia To describe them truthfuiiy il
simply an impOssibiiiiy, bus it is possible point
''nt remedy W. have said that perhaps dyspep-
>ia y the mos; iyeFsai of human diseases This
emphatic Ally the tie Uuited States. Wheth-
this general prevalence i due the character OF
the foo the method OF its Drepar tioi the hasiy
manner in which il is usually SwallOwed j. our
province to explain The great fact with which We
called to ceal is this;
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
PODOPHYLLIN PILLS

act upon the stomach and bowels. carrying or
Improper distractions. while the Bitters
Ionic purify the blood siren gthen and invigor-
ate the Ira-Ee. gise tone ami appetite to the
stomach. and thus build up the invalid anew
Dr uoonIud, having provided internal RENE
dies for diseases, has given the world one main
ly for external application, in The wonderful
r,rena arailun knnMu Is
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
THEY PURIFY THE BLOOD.

cleansing the vital frii OF al hurtfal impuri-
tie> ami ~ ,pl IntIns them with the el ments of
genuine heLlthIuincss- In a word. there Is
Scarcely adi>ea<e in " hich they cunnot bG safel
aud beneficialiy employed; but in that most gen.
e-.llly prevalent distressing and dreaded disease
Id D,>JglSia-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
Suppressing PrOtestants.

The prohibition of the Orange pro-
cession is not merely a political
wrong it is great public misfortune
1t is wrong, because it denies a re-
spectacle body of citizens rights
which are freely accorded to others
it is public misfortune, because it
forces into our political questions of
religious faith anu religious anta2oa-
ISM
The Irish Catholics are Democrats.
They are permitted to parade in the
streets with their banners and music
and even with the symbols of their
religion. This is right They should
be allowed to march in procession
through the streets, and tiey
should be protected in doing so.
The Irish Protestants are .Republi
cans. and the Democratic rulers of
this city not only refuse to protect
their procession, but absolutely forbid
it to appear! This brings the question
OF religious difference and religious
hostility into the forefront of politics
Protestant Republicans are not suffer
ed to enjov the same privileges as
Catholic Irishmen. Nothing can be
more lamentable than the consequen
ces which will grow out of this Get.
For all these consequences the Demo
cratic rulers of this city and the Demo
cratic party which placed them in
power. and which upholds them in
their cowardiee and their tyranny,
will justly be held responsibility
Y Sun.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
THEY STAND UNRIVALED.

Now, there are certain classes of persons to
whom extreme BitterS sre MT only unpalatIhle
Jut who ind il impossible to take them without
positive discomfort. FOR such
DIR. HOOELAND'S GERMAN TONIC
has heen specially prepared It is inter dei for
use where slight alcoholic Stimulant is requir-
ed in connection vita the well known Tonic
properties OF tine pure German Btters. This
ToEic contains all the ingredients OF the Pittsrs
bat 81 favored a. TO remove the extreme bitter
ness This preparation Is not only paatable,
but combines in modified form, all the virtues
OF the GCTman Bitters- The solid extracts of
some OF natures Choi,est restoratiyes are he'll
in solution by spiritUOus agent OF the purest
quality. In cases of languOr or excessive debit
irN- n here the system sppears to have become
,.NnnuStnN of IL pua.ruif->-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
DIR. uooFLANDs GERMAN BITTeRs

wouii Ou-knOw more OF the merits of this
wonderful MEDICINE than eau be learned from the
experiences Of ot!er>E Try ii yourself. and when
il failed 10 fulfill the assurance Of its eli
csc given by The proprietor, then abandon faith
In, st
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
VITAL PRINCIPLE OF THE MAN
DRAKE ROOT.

Now We desire the reader to distinctly under
stand that this extract of the MaIdrake is many
times more powerful than the Mandrake its-lf.
lt i the medicinal virtues of this health giving
plant in a perfectly pure and hgly concentra-
ted FORM Hence it i that two of the Podophyl-
in Pill constitute full dose while anywhere
six to cighl handful OF otaer preparations
OF the Mandrake are required. The P.dophylIin
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

To the polls then, and by your own
sovereign act, vindicate the honor of
: your country, from casting her vote
for banished traitor-L. Il. Brun-
aer IN the Pioneer Of Oct. 9th, 1863.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

FREEMEN of Wyandot County, can
YOU vote for man with such senti-
N nts! Do you want war in your
-wn State? Ifso, vote for Vallandig-
ham,. 4. Brnaner IN the Pioneer
of Oct. 9th, 1853.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20

MEN of Wyandot county, will you
lend your aid, by voting for such men,
to bring about snch a lamentable
condition of things? VIII you listen
to the persuasive eloaunce of such
men as are asking for your suffr ,ge,
by foisting them into office, that they
may the better aid the enemy of con
stitutional liberty to carry out their
mad design in tearing asunder the
Union of the States, such will be the
result, if your permit. by your votes,
the party now STRIVING by might and
main, to override all barriers in order
to secure continuance of power in
their own hands in Wyandot county.
They have declared openly for peace,
peace, on any terms, have in public
expressed themselves opposed to the
war, and would to-day, call home
your sons now standing like wall OF
iron between you and the retels, pro-
tecting your soil from their vandal
tread, and your property from their
vandals hands, to play the cards in fa-
yor of their SO called southern breth-
ern, they are in antagonism to the
policy of The Government, and are
crying from every stump. s.Aboli-
tion war;" "Niger war" ect., for the
purpose of stirring up the passions
of the people and to gain popular IA
vor, to win the election. The mo-
ment is critical. your sons who have
poured out their blood in defence Of
the old flag. and found gorry grave
on the battle field cry to you from
their resting places. Trust not tsos.
men" II. Il. Drummer In the Pioneer
Of Sept. 4h, 1863.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-20
FAMILY MEDICINE.

No household should be without them They
ale perfectly safe, require but two for an ordI-
n.Iy dO>e, al prompt and efficient in action.
au.t " Ae.I used la connection with Dr. Hoof-
lIU,i-s German Bitters, ionic. may he re-
sardeI - certain specifics in ali of Liver
Lum. .,Iaint, Dy>P !ISit, any OF the disorders
70 ~ nIrn inc system Is Ordinarily subject. The