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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14
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SIS tomn,t aber aud Elm Btlu bort
sor, mel9es 8ssu9 bat auf unlere
@treitfrase. Das Bib felt einen
Mann Dor, Der nit ieinem Stab an
einen Tel5 idld0t aus benz cine Bal<
{erautb berporlprinst. pater Marft,
Der cen Gremeen IN pielen &atafomben
bic Siloer samal5 seiate uno erfldrte,
als t1 in &pm tpar, fra9te etnen eng
lancer, tuen ter atsebilpete Mann por<
feue. Der G%nslaneer iaete: Msles,
her in Der @ife an BEN Gelien i@!dst.
De- pater ertpicerte, Wple6 perce fets
ataebilret nit etnem lan9en @emanp,
tpte i'm Moreenlano AUDI bit Mdnner
trueen, Der Mann auf Dem 8iloe babe
aber Elm fur;es r5milde6 Sleip, ba5
nur bis ;u BEN &nisen eebe Gunica).
IS let petrus Ter Sells beoeute Die
STRIDE ppsr AUDI Gbrttus, Der i'm l..
Brief an bic 3orintber 10 au5prufltd
Der 9eiatbs Sells Senannt miro, Don
,rrl@em bic Sucen tn ber 8lRe &C.
trdnft wuroen ; ras aus tr5menpeWa Sal
fer @ei Die @abrbeit uno Die 0nace,
melde Gbritus ben Menlden ;uaie<
fen la0e. DaS Btlo lebre nun, cas
bic in G9ritua eel9enften @abrbetten
uno @napen pur@ Yetrus uno bic
Nadful9er itines Mmtes per Gbriitenz
belt 3usep anct tperren, wie etnf Der
BON 0ott be1sQte Glbrer Meies aus
Dem uunterbaren Gelien tas @aier
rem Golf Sirasl ;ufommen bat la6en.
Der G%neldncer mag 9eea@t baben>
eer Yatsr iet .ben perle0en auf feline
fatbplilden gprurtbeile, uno beitano
auf ieiner 8ebouptung ea6 Der Mann
Dor Dem Gelien nidt Yetrus, loncern
Moies bepeute. Sd laste paterM arti
5u Dem gnsldnrer, er mpue es tbm be-
weilen> eab in rem BilD petru5 uno
bic Stride 9emeint iei nt6t aberM oles.
Nun wercen In ben &atafpmben aud
tleine Glider %sefunpen> in ~elden ets
mas eineetrpdnetes Blut Der MartYrer
entbalten 1T; Mandepieier0ldi baben
aud lel9e 0leidntGbtlper. Da setste
ner Yater rem Gn9lancer Elm iol&es
aatafombenelas, auf wel@em gang Die
ndmli1e Nbbilpun9 tpar BON Dem
damn, rer nit ieinem Stab an zen
Seller ldldSt; unc unten mar etn8e>
seiduet rae Wert: petrus.
Mie oieGuylincer oft itne, 10 bradte
Jpn rie Sadie su ernflt@em bcbreneen
Nadeenfeu. uNlio in ben auererften
3eiten Der Gbriitcnbeit ldon trurre pez
trus anselebea ais rerjentse, pel9er
ras Maller res 0eil5 aus eem Uellen
Ter STRIDE in GIub brinat uno BEN
Glaubi9en ;ufabrt." 1ieier @eeanfe
seraulaGte ben G%nsldnper, ernftli9 nit
per tatbplilaen @laubenslebre il9 be-
tannt III MAIDEN. Na1 etntsen Wo&
@en wuree er sldubiser 8atb0lit.
Stun frase i9 pi9, 9eler, 1T es cine
Neuerun9, uper 1T es idpn @laube Der
eriten Gbriiten, eab Yetrus uno feline
Nadfol9er uns seleBt itnp, BET tbne11
Die alte itdere OHenbaruns ;u iuden ?
GbriituS 1T 9efoumen Spu Der Wabr>
belt unp @nace ; oiele bat er einse>
tbau in pas Brunnenbaus Der Rirde,
welae earantirtit bis ans Gncep erW elt.
llnc cer Brunnenmeiiter 1T Der paplt.
Out 1T es, wenn ale aapern &iraen>
bdupter aud NIT beratbsn, aber rieb
fam uidt immer iein. Darum bat
Der SteuYertreter @3riti bic @oIma1t
uuo bic @i9eruu9, bic re9te eebre Der
Gbrifenbett amtli& aus;ulprs@en ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

Sc oebt nit Der Gbriiisntett In 0anz
zen, pie NIT benz etnselnen @brtiten ;
Der Npoftel petrus ndmli6 i@reibt !:
u8rucer 1eip belonnen unp wa6lam ;
penu euer @iperla@er, Der Eeufel, sebt
umbcr pie Elm i9naubenoer 26we, iu>
&enc, men er binabidlinse. @irer<
ftebet inn traftis i'm @lauben. Sdcn
Die Npofel uno 8irdenpater MAIDEN
barauf aufmertiam, taB BON Belt ~
3eit Srlebrer fommen 0ott noble
bacur6 ben Gbrtten cine Grprcbun8
Der @lauben5pemutb ienpen. Gu@
jeBt iu9t per Eeufel bic &atbolifen be-
sisli@ peS @laubens iu feben. Die
ienteen, wel9e 9e9en pa5 unfeblbare
0ebrant proteftren uno aorel1ren, rem
men NIT ben, &opf eesen ben Gelien,
auf pel9em bic STRIDE tebt. DerJels
unp Die STRIDE erbeben ni@t Dor eem
Stob ; aber jene &bpfs leipen S&acsn.
sic permeiuen, babel ro9 8atbolifen
~ bleiben ; in Babrbeit aber 1tBen ile
,wilben spet StGblen binab. - Ste
baben feline Bii15fe feline Stride, fetne
SronunA feinen @%ottesetenf. Sn
pieIer &l,mme f1nnen tie ni9t bletben
entwebtr mii0en ie gum Wuaas Nrplf
seben, scer fte mil1en fd ernieortsen
Dor Ter Welt, une erb5ben Dor Vott
ourd reoltdes 0efdnentb: td babe
aeirrt, Die tatboliide STRIDE ptrltebt lplz
DE Dinse better als i'd, carum unter<
perfe id msin l1rtbeil ibrem urtbetl.
Oils bel etuem idwn Ssroauli9en
Muslpru@ oeS 5eilanees iber cas ST.
len ieineS Tleiides riele leiner biabert<
gen Singer iasten: ~Oas 1T cine barte
Nece! Wer tann Ne onb5rsn! !" unp
i'm perlteseu, "a tpenoete ild eer 6ei7
LAMB at, ieinsNpoitel unp laste: uBoQt
AUDI tbr 9eben? - Da anttportete
petras : SER pebin loQsn mir se>
ben? Du baft Werte pes epteea 2e<
bens." 90 sebt es aud BET eieier
11einbar barten &ere ron Der l1nfeblz
bartlett res YapiteS. Cine Mnsabl
@eltmdnner uno Deltsettlide fSnnen
tielt Repe ntdt perpauen uno trennen
i9 pom Sberbaupt oer Stride uno oa>
NIT pon Der STRIDE lelbf. Aber 0ctt
lei Dant, ntdt giele itnp eesansen, urp
Miuionen iino s~eblieben. Dieie Dill
lionen mcIen eiumal in ben 6immel
peebalb ppQea fe ild ntdt trennen Don
pemjeni9eu, ,u peldem Der 6err ee'
lprodsn bat SD S.te BIT eieSdlulz
iel eeS 6immels ; unp pas eu auf Gr>
Gen bincen ptrf, cas fol- aud imbim<
mel eebunoen ietn, uno mas pu auf
Green l6len wirit eas fol- AUDI tm6imz
mel eel0st iein." Die STRIDE bat in
Ger srcBen ausemeinm Gerlammluns
ben Musipru@ an bic Gbriitenbeit &C.
eeben, oab pas Sberbaupt cer Rtr9e
AUDI obne 2ir6enuerlammlun9 rurd
Yeiltano @ptte5 Dor Srrtbum 9et4ert
iei >psnr1 es III Mnaelesenbeiten pes
0laubens uno Der YRtdten cine feierz
lide Gntideipun9 an bic Gbriienbstt
erldBt. Darum ia9en Aue, Die tatboz
lil6 fno uno tatboltl9 bletben ppuen,
CUR STRIDE uno tbrem Sberbaupt wie
petrus gum Stifter Der Stride: u3u
mem wpllten wir seben? Du baf@prte
ces eri9en VebenS"
Credo.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-14

Dies Wdrtntrs 9abreYtittu.

SIM &oi.nsdrtdex febst
Der @drtner eraf unb tia.
Der Morsextaud xa~etet
@ein peibes 2cdenfptel.
Ct 0ebt ben gritliussieeen,
Den itm Der 9immcl bot;
S@on bllben inn entsssex
Die Bdum@ex weib uns rst5.
0ie lietli9 peb'n bic 4ufte!
@ie sldust ter 5immel blau!
Die ,possn galiam>ifte
Dur9 @alb unb Gelo unt Tu!
OiiBe Ausenweibe,
@enn MQes tein1t unt blabt!
> lett bes @artuers Greube,
Wie be1 leiu Muse elabtl
Gp4 aus be8 Mltex Bltde
ST 1tnea Der @lan3 eutFcb'n,
Ct Gnnt an bic Geldtde
Die lsinen 8lutben brob'n.
Ger CONNER wedt tbm Scrssn
Mit Scnnentranp unb Sturr1 !;
I'D mandsu 8iitbennorgen
3eraSrt elm Mittassfrru.
@as erdmf su bid, meia 2isber.
Midts blibet euislid,
Die @tiirne ateb'n Soriiber,
Die 6ru9t entfaltst f&.
l1nb pte aus sarten &inbeu
Die Gru9t fd brausen mu6,
@s muB bic Sorse f&wincea
Nus Mube reift 0enub.
@ie Iabet's tann gum Gefe
@enn berb1!i9 Mtenbli9t
Dur9 fru9tbslabne Wefe,
Gid taulsnbfaltis brttt!
Wx {Gaut baun 10 sufrteben
Muf bas bes @artners Bid,
Gas ibm Der 5err bel9ieben,
Rit tparment Dant 3urid.
Tub nabt bic Na@t tes 2etens,
Die }anfte Winterrub,
Damn 1dliebt 0& ni9t ~ssrsebeas
@ein miibes Iuse 5u.
DaS Iaswerf it SoQenbet,
BpQtr19t ber barte 6rsbn,
Der Sro6e 9ausberr 1penbet
Dem @artner rei9en 2cbu.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
FROM CAREY.

No new SANDER yet heard of this week
Greatest luxury of the season. is the
fine condition of Main Street.
j. w. Chamberlain has purchased the
interest of d. Strow in the dry goods
store. Mr. G. is 4 worthy gentleman
and has our best wishes for success.
The n. E. Mite Society will meet at
the Parsonage next Friday evening. The
public are cordially invited.
The hogs are running loose in town.
Where is the Marshal? Is he loose too !?
Emma Viola Smith, daughter of David
and Amelia Smith, died last Sabbath at
111a O'Clock a. m. after one weeks suffer
ing with typhoid pneumonia. She peace
fully fell asleep in Jesus. Aged Is years,
months and four days. Her funeral
was attended by a large concourse of
ympsthizing g friends and relatives.
Query No. l. Who is Jasper who
writes for the Union? Long may he
wave.
Query No. .. Who is Quis, and who is
Cleaner, for the Republican?
Echo answers, Who?
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
INFORMATION WANTED.

A number ofcitizens. Republicans and
Democrats, have repeatedly asked us for
information regarding a certain sum of
money belonging to this township,
which is balance from the sale of cer-
tain r. r stock. 1t is claimed that this
money was invested in Government
bonds, the best security in the world
drawing good interest. But this did not
suit certain officials of the township. the
bonds were therefore sold and the money
loaned to certain parties. who to this
day have not even paid interest on the
same. 1t is also claimed that tine parties
having said money, are not very respon-
sible. As we do not possess the neees-
sary information to satisfy the inquiries
of an interested public, we hope some
person who does, will kindly volunteer
to do so.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
care You Going East ?''

'WelI, neighbor Il, are you going
East this season."
Don't think / shall; that trip last
year rather used me up"
"You didn't go by the Broad Guage
Erie Railway. then, did you?'
No, sir; if had, I'd have been hap
py man to-day
'.Why. how's that -
s.WeiI, in the first place. IL had lonc
by the Eric | should have reached New
York in season to meet an important en-
gagement; as it was. went by another
line. was several hours late, and lost
thousands of dollars by it,"
You recOlIect my advice before you
started, don't you?'
"Yes. and wish ! had followed it,.
Why, | am told that tile Erie cars are a
foot wider than those in ordinary use,
and that a man can live in them both
day and night just as omiortably as he
can at the Sherman or Gait House"
YES, and get just as good and regular
meals at the Company's hotels along the
ii!le.'
That's an item. tor I always get hung
ry in travelling But where DO you con
meet with these Erie coaches: / might
take Il notion to run East before long,
tor they say it is alone worth the price
Of = ticket TO see the Drawing-kOom
Cars"
They run four Daily Express Trains.
starting from Cincinnati, from Cleveland
from Dunkirk. from Buffalo and from
Rochester, and running through without
change to New York. You can take
the Broad Guage cars at either of these
points, and in either case will have Il
view of such scenery as you never slw
before in your life, unless you have been
to Switzerland"
No. | never have, but | ala going to
New York by the Erie Railway the first
week | can spare, and shall take my
whole family along. Where do you buy
the tickets ?"
"Oh, anywhere, All the principle
ticket agents Throughout the West and
South have them for sale. Our Agent
here says ne has all he can do to supply
the demand
docs, he? Well. I'll hurry over tn
the depot. reckon. and Invest right
away.-Good day. SIR
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16

ire CoBeinO-The Alleghanians Vo-
calists and Swiss Bell Ringers, first orr
ganized twenty-six years ago, and whose
name has become the household word of
the music-loving people of all nations.
and whose continuous travels have eX-
tended to all parts of the civilized globe
will appear at Reery's Hall, Friday even
ing March, 24th, and every one who en-
joys good home music-music that will
take you back to the ''good days ofyore," !"
and make you forget dull care, should
attend their delightful concert. Their
Repertoire embraces choice collection
of Vocal Quartettes, arranged in their
own peculiar style; also, a variety of the
sweetest English, Irish. Scotch, German
and Spanish Ballads extant; humorous
songs, Duets. &C., Ariass Cavatinas and
Scenas, from works of the most popular
Italian and French masters. In addition
to their usual choice selections of Vocal
Music, they will play several pieces on
their new Swiss Bells.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
PHIENEAS FICKLE

4 Large number of soldiers ASSEM-
hled at Bccry's Hall for the purpose of
completing the organization of a colony.
DR.. Case, of Whartonsburg. was chosen
President of the meeting and r. s. De
Bolt, Secretary. On motion a commit
tee was appointed to draw mp an article
of agreement for the colony. J. N
Daish. j. COvell and Edward Haywood
were appointed said committee. \ com
mittce was appointed to secure speakers
for the next meeting. The organization
has already q members. Those who may
wish TO join tie Colony can do so by
calling ut l. II. & a Beery's store. The
election of officers was deferred TIL the
next meeting which will be held OH Sat
urday next at the same place. On mo-
ton adjourned. r. S De BOLT, Secy.
Upper Sandusky, March 1lth, 1871.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
TO TEACHERS

TNHE Board Of School Examiners Z,
L Wyandct County will meet for tie
ex Summation OF Tcachtrs in the Cuvrt
Room a, Upper Ssndusky, as fol
lows:
On the ist aud Sd Saturdays cf SeI tenn
Der, October November, March, Apr! and
May, and on the LIST Saturdays of all other
months.
No certificate will be granted except at a
regular meeting, nor will any be granted
unless the applicant appears in person and
submits to an examination.
Written testimonials Of moral character
will berequirsd of all applicants. and those
who have taught, will be required to pre-
sent testimonials from the Local Directors
of the school last taught, showing success
IN teaching, &C..
Examinations to commence at . O'Clock
4. NJ. at which time all applicants a are oS
pected to De present.
d. y. KUHN, Prcsider,.
d, d. HARE, Clerk
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
MR.. EDIToR:

MIR. EDIToR:
Unlocking over the list of candidates
for the Township offices announced in
the Union OF last week, q few thoughts
suggested themselves. The first was,
that the list was not full, as Hoppe was
not named for Constable. The next was.
that we are to have the same old dishes
served to us, with only the variation of
having them hashed up in different shape
John Barrick and Eli Hoffman change
position. Eli wants to be Trustee this
time, and John assessor. Eli conceived
the idea that getting the start in the race
would favor the winner and therefore
came out in advance ofthe rest. Archey
Chew is not satisfied with the title of
Squire and proposes to bring his ac-
quired legal ability into the next "Board
of Trustees" Joe Parker was Trustee
at our earliest recollection and we think
if there is any honor or profit connected
with the Office Joseph has had his share,
if otherwise, he has been burthened
emo 1gIl. He should have traded with
Archey and played the Barrick Il Holt
man game. it no doubt would haYe won
and then he would have been called
esquire" John Sieder is also announced
for Trustee, but we think there must be
some mistake about that. John is too
honest to appropriate wrongfully, and
without SO doing he don't want to fool
his time away. For Clerk, it is, Greek
meet Greek" Tic Legislature inter
fered with Joel and Roberts calculations
by about one year,so they each propose to
pick up q little two hundred while wait
ing. Joel brings sympathy to his aid, but
Roberts friends think Joe should have
acquired Il sufficient knowledge of the
saloon business" by this time to make Il
living in that way. Mr. Orsingcr and
VIM. F.. Bowsher are announced for
Treasurer, they are both honest, and
fully qualified for the Office, ana should
Billy succeed in ousting Mr.. o, no one
will fear his paying over the last fartlI-
ing that comes into his hands. But to
beat Orsingcr will be Il heavy contract.
If it amt too late, Billy, change the
thing and run for Clerk and you can
beat Joe and Bob both, and give them a
score to start with.
PniE\FA FT@I-IF
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
aMarIiel.

HoLLINsHEAD-kAIL- the Metho-
dist parsonage, Upper Sandusky, Ohio.
March 3D., 1871, by Rev. John L. Bates,
Mr.. Orrin Hollinshead and Miss Martha
Kali.
BARNBIsER-OvERs- 7tb, 1881.
at the Warpole House in Upper Sandus-
ky. Ohio. by Rev. John L. Bates. Mr..
VIM. B. Barnhiser and Miss Sarah Overs,
al Of Carey, Ohio.
SPACHT-BowERs-0n Feb. 23d. 1871
by VIM. B. Miller, Z. at the residence
of the brides parents, Mr.. VIM. NJ. Spacht
to Miss Sallie Bowers.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
FROM TYMOCHTEE.

Nafch lUth, ISL.
ED. REP: Yesterday as l was going
along the old plank road. l discovered
that the residence on the farm owned by
the First National Bank of Tiffin, was on
fire. Immediately repaired to the place
and by the time l arrived Messrs. VIM.
Young and A. Tyler had removed all the
articles of value from the house to place
of safety. The house was burned to the
ground. There were four or five chill
dren who had been in the house alone
and did not discover the fire till the roof
was nearly burned off. Poor children
What a narrow escape. The parents
were neither of them at home. Don't
know where they were. ).
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
Boots,

Our stock has been pur-
chased for cash, and so
cheaply that we are ena-
bled to offer bargains III dry
goods seldom offered. We
have the largest and most
carefully selected stock to
be found in the county,
VIII ;ch will be sold at d
small profit for cash.
Respectfully thanking
the public for the liberal
and large trade with which
our house has been favored
we invite the citizens of
Upper Sandusky and sur
rounding country to con-
tinue their patronage. Call
and examine and price our
goods. .
MAXWELL e BERRY Y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16

Bridge BaiJderS should read the
Auditors notice elsewhere in this paper
ReIigions-Therc will be regular
services in the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath.
The County Commissioners were in
ession most of last week and part OF this
attending to ordinary business.
The Continentals gave one of their
popular entertainments here on Monday
evening.
The town of Oberlin is said not to
contain solitary saloon within its lin
its.
The Lancaster Gazette says that plow-
ing has been going on in that county
for :. week and that the wheat looks well.
The double baby is still living and
healthy. Its parents had it at Columbus
last week on exhibition. It's evidently
an original and paying show.
an effort is being made to secure the
pardon OF Mr.. Holmes, of Nevada, who
was recently sent to the penitentiary
Hon. 7. T. Grissell welt to Columbus to
tend to the case yesterday.
The first number of The Democratic
Messenger published at Valparaiso
Ind, by our late townsman. 4. thinner
man. made its appearance last week. Ii
is well gotten up, and is in every way
wo- thy of success, except its politics.
The Bucyrus journal says that the
First National Bank of Bucvrus received
over thirty-four thousand dollars in one
day, week before last, on subscription to
the United States Loan, undtr the fund
ing law.
Hon. j. II. anderson, attended TIE
recent cattle sale at London, Ohio. and
purchased one hundred and two heads
Mr.. A. has now altogether on his farm
two hundred and fifty head.
The Theatrical entertainment has been
deferred till Thursday evening, Ma -ch E3
in order 10 c-Sive the performers more
time to fimiliarize with their respective
parts. Remem Der the time and make
your arrangements to attend
RdiJicGd-A gentleman who is in
position to know, informs us that if the
people along the line of the proposed
Railroad from here to CoIdwater, Mich
raise the money, the road will be
built without doubt.
Shall the money be raised.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
Hoofland's German Tonic,

Was compounded for those not inclined
to extreme bitters and is intended for
use in cases when some alchoholic
stimulant is required in connection
with the Tonic properties of the Bit
tiers, and is intended for use in cases
when some alchoholic stimulant is re
quired in connection with the Tonic
properties of the Bitters. Each bottle
of the Tonic contains one bottle of the
Bittcrs, combined with pure Santa
Cruz Rum. and favored in such man
ner that the extreme bitterness of the
bittcrs is overcome. forming prePara-
tion highly agreeable and pleasant to
the palate, and containing the medici-
nal virtues of the Bitters. The price
of the Tonic is 81 80 per bottle, which
many persons think too nRch. They
must take into consideration that the
stimulant used is guaranteed to be of a
pure quality. a poor article could be
furnished at cheaper price, but is it
Lot better to pay alittle more and have
Il good article? 1 medicinal prepara-
tion should contain none but the best
ingredients; and they who expect to
obtain cheap compound. and he benc
fitted by it, will most certainly ES
ehelted
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16

The gentleman who sent us long
communication from Bellevernon, is in
formed that we deem it our duty to de-
cline making his favor public, in as much
as it is a long account of local religious
QUARREL. We are Of the opinion that it
is the highest folly to give publicity to
quarrells of any kind, whether they be
domestic or religious. We should be
glad to receive short communications
from our friend containing local news,
but we don't want to fill our columns
with accounts of religious inconsistent
cies of individuals and quarrells that
may exist in churches. We all have
enough faults ofour own without attend
ing to those Of our nei@hhors
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
F'aU Instructions GiUen by Our
Seices or Agents,

The tinse has cpme when every family Shoulc
have q Sewing Machine. Buy good aud IL
will last lifetime. We krUw that some machine
are advertised 40 per cent cheaper thaa ary OH
er fr<t-ciass machine" I,ut such machines 81
not--never were-uor never will be, ''Hrst-clasS'
machines. Buyers will do vel! 70 buy only stand
ard machines, then they are sure OF good ones.
We sell none but such rs have 9 national reputa
ton Not such as are sold to-day 10 be throw
away tomorrow. and the agent gone. gone gone
We long have, now do, and intend to continue 4
live in Upper Sandusky. where purchasers car
find US. lfyou buy OF US YOU can sleep easy, bui
II YOU buy any Of those cheap 10 per cent ma
ehines,' look out for strange dreams.
From Us, and our agents, you can hug The cileai'-
est because gOod-the best. Your money is BU'
then lost Machines repaired at our ,oiIice At
taehments OIL, NeedlLes, Thread &c.. Tor sale wa
,,aIl and see US, and buy good marhine-
rauted to suit yCl, md dO all kinds of work
4 W EI.INkEEEnEE & SNN
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16

PIMPLEs and brown spots on the face
and all sores arising from impure blood,
are cured by DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or
Golden Medical Discovery. AS an anti
bilious or liver medicine, and for hab it
ual constipation of the bowels it works
wonderful cures. Sold by druggists.
Pamphlet on the above diseases sent free.
Address Dr. r. V. Pierce. Buffalo, n. Y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-03-16
Warning TO Farmers.

We manufacture Moving and Reap
ing Machine that cannot be surpassed in
point of merits and cheapness of price.
We, therefore, ask farmers, who intend
purchasing such machine, to give us a
call. see our machine, ascertain our terms
and prices before purchasing of amy of
the numerous Agents, representing other
and inferior machines.
STEVENSON & SEARS.