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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
WATCHING FOR INGERSOLL.

FOUR DEPUTY SHERIFFS LfING IN "A 49, ~ A. a.,
RRST HIM-WHAT Mr.. TWEED THINKS Or
HIS RETURN.
Denuty Sheriff Jarvis assigned four OF his
aOaT, yesterday to search for Mr.. Ingerson on the
tain. arriving in this city from the East, but they were
AIT seoessful In finding him. As soon IS he arrives nc
"a To be arrested and Of the consideration which
Gas shawn Mr. Tweed is to be used toward his less ia
,ored codefeudant Mr. Jarvis, as head Of the or
A.. ~ rras Departnent said yesterday that Mr. In
s,rso would DO treated like any ordinary prisoner
that he would be arrested as 5000 as he
eOud be found and be taken Immediately to the shers
oce where be will be required to furnish bail or accept
tn Observation-Disclosures. Jail. Although his asso-
sates profess the most unbounded faith in Mr.. Inger
oils Intention to to the city, there arc not want
h4 those who assume that he has fed and intends to
rsmain away Mr. Tweed is not Of the latter class In
conversation with TRIBUNE reporter, yesterday, he
aid:
"Of course InSersols coming back. His interests
here are too heavy to admit of his running away.
know that he wanted to go away business some time
ago. and that nc delayed merely to give these people
Opportunity arrest him, and at last suppose bis
business was pressing and he had to attend to it. But
Aell he back"
Mr. Tweed was thea asked IT, in the event of Mr. In
eersOn failing to return he Tweed would be held re-
0nsDlo for the whole amount OF money involved In the
suit shOnld judgment be given fer the people,
We'll" said Mr.. Tweed, II guess they're trying tc
bold inc responsible for all Of it. anyhow; and tA,n he
Md "but any OF these legal points had rather you
Khed my counsel"
"His flight would have bad moral effect the case
well yes, suppose SO but then he isn't going tC
A."
notwithstanding Nj. Tweed's confidence in Ingcrsols
rcttudc there is widespread doubt OF his appearance
hNew-Yerk IN time for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
c,rrrr JUSTICE CHASE ON THE LATE THOMAS
EWING.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8O.-In the q. 8. Supreme
conrr to-day after the decisions had been rcnter'l, Az
torue, General Akcrnun formally announced the death
- 80 INV SCmas Ewing, and presented to the Chief
sice the series Of resolutions recently passed by the
mc,ners Of the bar IN Washington me Cmef1ustco
replied rs follows: .,-.-
srho court shares with the bar the sentiments ex
nrsscd by their lesouOns. which Will be entered ppon
IT, - nj, ia accordance With their request we all
tn' rs cyCr LonOra can DO paid 70 the memory OF
Mr. Ewing are ISopery paid Ills Is the record OF
yusn p .Iv em,loyod In various and honorable public
s and forensic laoors which gave ave as frequent &c.
t, md The great variety aud extent or hiS attain
rGraStsa ad S Old SS Snd S OF OF
s al tr 10 LbC family aud friends tho death OF
relative FREUD 90 G1S,ed aaa O0GS@ hNTexsE
s0 I "a o Inc least ncctonate among the friends Ut
Mr. Ewing we yet lind and doubt MOI INT p near to
tIn 80 4, upon tho greatness OF the example no
Ina lett Tor tho limitation VI his conn'rimeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
rEIEGRApnIC NoTEa

Mr.. J. Grau has eng nged the eeieDrnsea Nus-
alan paniIt RaSsastein, for seasIa "a An fieA
The Apaehes made niil, recently. on INC SGT
tlsnert Of kirkland, Arizona, ba, were rspahes " -
I;is.S NJ az ssrdsy TIE ses1 M esaa - Weeners
The paper mills Of Frectaaq 4 i H srs near
Far Warnc hL Nsss h1sei 5esseiS .sss ss' fsa'aaos
Ti,ero Merc IS deaths from nnalEpox n Plila-
e.,ria dssS he pa. ss sSl nc ~ s.s sss sssvsas
~ iks ~ sates ~ sS - ss'fN sas
e. di,,a,s 4 SIN eardEft y ~ faess s1l et
NC Tbs sna,,.s meeting a the Western Book and
70 IA Gn<parh etactay. M srpe.tfuFs f
Tract scsf3 ~ ~ S,fessr S2Va srn ever 6fsfae
n. Sss ~ s,os % bsad Of &Asa
Tho Cdfoner's itsy at Lea Augelc@ Cal. has
seGsd 3 ~ ~ "a S q 70 ohssss al ssziss sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
MIR, FREEMAN AND TANINANY.

All Democrats mite in according to MI
Brennan largo influence among the Democrats OF this
city, and anxiety ia manfeSted az TO his intended
course. This anxiety Mr.. Brennan will not dispel He
gays that now he is Sheriff OF New York, and that il
ALL" and dcclinos say whether he Is for or against
Tammany further says that the statements that he
had deserted Tamrany incorrect but that the con-
trary s tho case Tammany deserted him. He de-
MICS tho authenticity that he bad given in
his adherence to the Reform party, and says that he
wishes at present 10 DO known only pIblic officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO HOWGS CIRCUS


TWO MEN KILLED AND ANOTHER INJURED.
HUDSON, N Y, Oct. SO.-Early this morning
as tho bund-wagOn attached to HoTcs London Cifeus
WAS proceeding down TraaUrd's I'LL, between Bains
Corners and CopaAc F.ta drawn by sixhoFSa team
tho horses became unmarageaDe, ana the wagon was
overturned OF the musicians being INSTANTLY ku"u anu
another badly injured. Whcu found, tho bodies Oh "on
who were killed. wero lying under tho wheels an" W
the aid Of tcnco rails tho wns raiseu anu w" "S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
FUNDS FOR TIE POLICE AND FIRE DEPART
MENIS

Deputy Controller Green sent, yesterday, the
following letters to the President of the Board or Police
and to tho Precedent of the Fire Department.
CoyTR0LLERs OPPICX Get 30 1871.
have deposited this day in tie lsls Ns'9na Benz to Inc
credit Of the OF $273O e amount O. toe
Jrouon Of said Department the Polio. for the Uonh Of
Oc.oIeT 1911 Very respectfully A. H. GREEy Deputy Controller
Henry Smith, esq, President Police Department =. u
' ' - COyTRuLLFRs OFFICE Oct 90 l97l.
sy bove deroed this day in National KaHk the
credit Ct The Ffre DEPARTMENT Il 1913 a. tie amount OF the
rc1u balance Of sppop Cn to said Department Tor Tie
yer 1871. Respectfully !oHs - g., ~, c-.-u
The Hon William Tchman, President Fire Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
THE MURDER OF KATE LEEHAN.

BOSTON, Mass, Oct. S0.-At meeting of the
Mayor aud Aldermen this al eru0on order passed
authorizing Mayor to oGr reward Of $500 for the
arrest of tue murderer OF H. oaan Sylvester Hayes
examined before thc;i "'ncGs ry but notLna hc-
teria was elected IIo been Isd for further oxam>
fnatiOn on Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
TWO BOILER EXPLOSIONS IN ST. LoUIs-SEVERAL
pERInNS IAI,IDED.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. S0.-A boiler in the Vulcan
Iron Works, South st. LOUIS exploded about 10 o'clock
this morning and half boar afr another boiler blew
up In the same estabhshmo;t. James AoEnroy was Ia
tally scaldod and other persons were more
or less severely injured. NJ ma. rial damage was Gone
to the prOpertY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
PRICE FOUR CENTS

were pulled ont Tue istured nan wsSt.ssn % copohs
for medical treatment horse attached % a buggy
wagon took fright a. the obstruction IN the road soon
after tho above accident. and away throwing hs
driver out and smashng the wagon to plecos Ito Gen,
leman escaped with fey bruises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
MORE sTTECURISTS DISMISSED.
$4,000 SAVED.

Deputy Controllcr Green dismissed, yesterday,
seven useless atrchGs Of the Supreme Court and the
Court of Commoh Pleas Since he mo Oflice Mr.
Green las dismissed from tho various dep!rtmcnts n
useless attaches whose salaries amounted, in the agsre
gate, to ST., G00 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
A THIEF'5 NAME,

70 th0 Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: The name Of the great thief Wood
ward lie ELRIRT A. and not Ebert constantly printed
trust there viii be no mistake In the indictment.
ONE WHO KNOWS TIE SIGNATURE.
Eetp- York, Oct 30, 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
THE MAYOR AND orErR or:r1ALs OF IExEG
Ton ~. AREN..lEN -. FELONY.

ION, Nj, AhiR"'ALh "a IELONl.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct. 5j.-'rhe Mayor and
many officials OF this city haze Teen arrested or IN in
dctmcut from the Federal Cocf. charged with scLpy,
growing out Of tho disturbances 81 the August elections
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

judge IngrahGm settled, yesterday, the or
drrs " manamus the proceedings OF tia department
Of Public works. anI of John l.. ~ against Con-
troIlcr Connolly in accordance WIN opinion pub
Issued last Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
IRELAND.

TRIAL OF TIE MURDERER KELLY AT DUBLIN.
DUBLIN, Monday Oct. 80, 1871.
The trial Of Kelley for the murder of Head
Constable Talbot commenced today. TIE prisoner
escorted to the courtroom by body Of soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. SO.-lhe North ABericas'
and United States Gazette OF tbs city completed to-day
tho hundeedth year OF It's existence, and the $50 o
its continuous daily publication, it being the oidoS'
daily nc NJ paper ON the American continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
CARVEYi5 DEBTS.

A SUIT AGAINST HIN FOR &3,4jo-uOw 1T 49,
REGARDED.
Another sut has been he"'n in The supreme
Court 10 recover alleged lawful ac. irUa no paudeTerS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

PROPOSED RETURN OF THE ASSEMBLY TO PARIS
QUICK PASSAGE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC.
PARIS, Monday, Oct 80, 1871
It is thought that the Assembly will remove
its sessions from Versailles to this city during the Winter
account of the cold weather tho means Of protection
against which, In the ct Versailles, not deemed
adequate.
It Is probable that schor Buoncampagni will be APP
pointed italian Minister TO France. Prince Napoleon has
arrived at Genoa, whence he will proceed at once to
Florence
The General Transatlantic Company's steamship
Pereire Capt Daure, from NewYork Oct 2, for Havre
arrived at Brest this morning at o'clock Apparent
time OF passage, days "a hours real time, days II
hours"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

him, and that up to three days ago. the date Of their
latest advces from their Chicago agents. MIR. Woodward
had not been seen or heard Of"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31
ANOTHER DIsREPUTABLE SUBTERFUGE.
The Times continues to delight in misrepre

The Times continues to delight in misrepre-
sontations Of facts, and in misleading its readers On
Saturday last it published this false story;
Nearly two weeks ago The Times gave the public the
first intima ION that the books of tho Broadway Bank
were being examined for the purpose Of cOnvctng VIM
NJ Tweed. On the following day TIE TRIBUNE, under
the caption Of Another Times Story UscredIlcd, de-
MED tie fact. Yesterday TIE TRIBUNE published the
results Of the investigation Comment Is unnecessary
except say that this Is fair specimen OF tho abuse
to which THE TRIBUNE has been subjected by Tie times
IN all late matters Of interost and news
In order to asten fasehood THE TRIB2NE The Times
msquotes tsof What 1t originally stated was that
Tic Broadway Bank has thrown open its account
the city 10 tho inspection OF the Committee OF SeV-
enty ami tic accountants Of tho Committee now at
work upon the books Of the bank.
Now Mr. Charles OConOr and Mr.. Samuel ]. Tiden,
whose report Twceds Frauds shown by the Broad
way Bank investigation, confess 70 having published
with much pleasure, were either accountants or
members Of the Committee OF Seventy and did not push
the examination In Its interest or at its suggestion Mis-
led by The Hess statement at the time OF Its
publication inquired at the bank and OF tho Commit
tee of Seventy and learned that such investigation
vas making as The Times stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

SETTLING TIE HANOAMCS ORDERS AGAINST
CONNOILY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-10-31

cG%Scs to .s,s Dat mad. during y, sS;' r. no. NE d
.s; s. yd q. &c ss t9S from y b.
matter ai as am Individually esnoene hesa yitSras % chin
Ss :, . .Ss.i ss V;
sme"i q so.s eniSyd t.sshe1 via sSs soaa doe has been
placed The hand' Of The Hon w. ere'n DcDGy G1ss,9 e.,
NM ~ ., sI S.s:s &c., S q :
r.S: i 10 pgsssG q 5. %
DS. " a. Ss P p .RasS &
SOo the Appraisers referred TO- beg leave 70 a,!e Va.
as 17 In: .ss S "1s .i
ens. 6.9e Board 6 Of hs appraiser; for ,.s the
s % e.. 13ss ~ .:s";s sn s: sias
Ss5s :;.ss5
b. aeT bill eim their services By the term. o. ny appoint
Ssn 1n .s. he H n% an S q cave he
hands Of the Deputy Controller Respectfully J0a. sn,up
On motion of Recorder Hackett, these letters were
placed on file. Mayor Hall said 81 am acquainted with
Mr. Mullers handwriting and have seen bill or men,
orandum in his writing for t6a,oOo at Mr.; Bleeckers
Office This seems to me 70 be what call howl ana
II they can get it, have here manly letter from Mr
Blocker, which will read:
From tia. q meeting your BSss Ts sa e.
tale state that no bill whatever has been DoT;s The paper
bes Of the COMMITTEES Vaia,on .nd, thOugh addressed
s1p.s the 1"s = &c COMMITTEES
no 81, 0 p,Sns " H. c,.. SepI. and Ssr%sl spOesspce
sSundSny ; e"Hee was Intended CONTROLLER
tuny hoped nus without recour,e to bill at all
With this explanation far concerned wish 70 have that paper
nulIy Not 10 DO munleod however, shall have tho
present my bill irrespective Of the views Of ASSOCIATED
With great respect, ANTHONY j. DLERcKkh
This letter was also placed on file, and Mr.. Bradley
moved pay the valuers Of the city and county prop
crty $4,000 each in his opinion In the absence Of any
with them to the price to be paid for their
services, they can collect 1t IN suit at law.
Recorder Hackett-I should ike to defend In such
suit. think however, that no action in tho matter had
better be taken till Mr. Blocker sends in his bill.
The question was referred to tho Controller, with
power and the Board adjourned.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
Fire at NCYa.lA. Ohio.

Editor Republican:-Our people were
aroused from their slumberS on last Sat
urday night. at 10l{ Z. NJ. by the sharp
cry of tirei fire! ringing ont on the
calm night air. 1t w;iS soon discovered,
that lie Planning Mill ana Sash Factory
of A Lance was on fire. The fire broke
ont in the southwest part of the build
ing. away from the Engine room and
stove, and cannot be accounted for. The
flames spread with great rLpiiity. and
in less than twenty minutes after first
discovered enveloped the whCle build-
ing from the floor to the third story .
The citizens. by hard work. saved about
s. 500 worth of lumber. Nr. Lance :
loss is about $4,000. w. V. Fagon
looses $50. and c. i. Hopp. $50. in
tools; and some other parties loose
small amounts in lumber We hope TO
see another factory built here, AZ Mr..
Lance has demonstrated that such IA
factory will pay in this locality. NN.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02

A SERIES of articles have appeared in
the Hancock Courier. wlic Il in style.
language and sentiment are beneath the
dignity of the most degraded and un-
principleJ blackguard. Tne last of
these articles is specially devoted TO the
defamation of the characters of our
tewsmcn. Messrs. Mott ard GriSell. We
have not the shadow of 4 doubt that
these infamous productions were written
by ex-ConYre>sman Mungen, for We
don't know of another man i'll the whole
District who is capable of STOPPING so
low in acts OF political meanness as the
so-called Hon Mnngen He is sending out
copies OF the Courier containg these con-
Tempt ble etfusions under his frank
privilege that we are sure he never
earned either 1y any personal merit or
ability he possesses. for as a member of
Congress. he was more notorious for
having been "sun-struck" with whisky
than otherwise. But how about that
letter. Mr.. Mungen. in which you re-
quested gentleman TO pay certain
sum of money in consideration of J our
having secured an appointment for
him? The money did not come in this
case, however. as :he gentleman in ques-
tion was advised to tell you to ''go to
hi" Others. it is rumored, forked
over at your demand.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02

The following beautiful sentiment we
copy from the Etllngham 0ll) Register
of Sept. Gth. 1871: While Hon. q W.
Lelti'. o, Ohio. WAS addressing the ar-e
Sunday School gathering. held north
west of Mason last week. he gave utter
ance to the following eloquent and IA
thetic sentiment in relation tp thiscoun-
ty ami such OF his relations as have lived
and are now living here:
+" have long been familiar with the
name of EtlinSham county. 1t has al
ready received the best energies of my
brothers. 1t en>hrineS the ashes of Il
dear mother, two brothers and two sis
ters. beside some of their offspring; and
when look oyer this we'll dressed and
Intelligent audience. met here to cele-
brate their success in advancing the
great Sabbath School cause. may | not
congratulate myself upon the hope that
no intidcl or tyrant foot will ever press
upon their graves. after the demon
Stration have witnessed here to-uay,
the memory of Eilingham county will
grow grcener and grcener Us time rolls
on"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02

We mentioned in our last issue the
painful accit cnt. near Craw torlyiiir. by
which Il man and wife had each leg bro
ken, the result of Il vicious horse. Mr..
L. L. GriSell informs us tn 1t whtn &c
and Others arrived 1T the scene OF the
accident the man was lying by the SIDE
of the fence inan unconscious state aud
the pnor woman WAS standing on one lie.
holding up the other, VIII ich was terri bly
bruised and broken, the blood dripping
from the same. with her babe in her arms
eNclaiminT: Il have saved my baby. |
have saved my baby TaiS she repeated
in English ana then in German. but wls
apparently UNCONSCIOUS and Indifferent
a. TO her injuries. She was also much
alarmed about her husband.
They were both taken to the residence
of Mr. Tracy, where they are receiving
kind attention. They are from about
five miles east OF Bacyrus and of the
name of Eyerhe.:rt.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
From Carey.

CAREY. ., Nov. !. 1871.
Editor Rcpub!ieGn:-Simcey your visit to
our town, little has trdn>pircd worthy OF
notice.
Las Friday Mr.. E. L. Echelberger had
SO stolen out of his coat pOchet. lie
had lett his coat in the warehouse
while enl aged in some labor. and during
his absence, the money was taken. On
SATURDAY two BOYS were arrested, and
brought before Esquire Harpstcr. but
were released for want of evidence.
On Monday evening number of ON
citizens met at the Nj. E. Church for the
purpose of taking measures to send aid
to the Northwest Committees were ap-
pointed, who will wait Oil the people
during the week.
Mr.. Benjamin ilyat. of Findlay. takes
charge of the Peoples Bank, this morn
ing. Mr.. D. PeosnaI retires.
Mr.. Ed. Strotiiers is doing lively bu-
siness in photographing 1T present.
Newhardt * Lytles are receiving theii
new goods. Yours, Sn-s
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02

The residence of J. J Stall, on Snut.,
SdnduSky avenue. l. fist approachin.
completion. TIiS reSitl ,.nce an int o /
Col. Hunt makes Il handsome addition
10 that part of town. Tie new residence
of Andrew Orilu on North Third street
is nearly completed. The ptastering
was done by Richard L Dippery. ana we
are informed they nude good JOB OF
it, We don't know who did the wood
worN. The business rooms immediaIslv \
east OF the REPUBLICAN Office, built b,
VI ,XNyell Il Brcry are ompieted ami will
ha occupied by Misses. Leightner d Nor
E,u, Miliiners.
Tue brick work was done by Walters
A%er:er. aud the carpenter WORK by
MessrS. Swift & Hougl. Thc entire joi
is good one, Il the improvement credit
botl to our town and the en:tr. rise o
the proprietorS.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
Eminent Physicians of Chicago,

The formula for tine Home Bitters has beer
submitted To US. and we believe them to be tn.
offered to the public. IL Woodbury.. NJ H., G A
Mariner. Analvira' chemist. J-S clancy
VI ID. Prof q orche;ni strv. Rush Medical cole se
HS Hahn. M d: Il McNicar. M d: Norm ; Bar
mes IN d; X IudlIm. m d; Jas Collins. u, d, !
Is Walker. m d, 4 ) HO! ne, ii l. TEOs Ellis, n
d, Hahn, IN 4.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
MiRRiED.

A the residence OF Gee. W Gump. on Thurs
day. Oct. %. 1871, by Rev. J.. NJ AIOTIsht, Franz
TrIPp and Eeena u, stevenson.
After the Usual ceremony the friends and in
vited guests partook of 4 sumptuous breakfast
and the happy couple took The train for Toledo
Mr.. Trip is foreman in our o1lce, and has
been with us nearly ever since 1865. Friak is a
very worthy young man and possesses all the
essential Gu.l;f cations 10 win for himself an
honorable distinction, and we join with his
many friends in Offers OF congratulations am
we'll wishes.
Frank,
"Her gentle spirit commits itself to yours TO be
directed.
As from her lord, her governor. her king"
And when you and yoars are ripe with age
may it be truly said:
From that dIy fOi tn, in peace and joyous bliss
They lived together long without debate;
Nor private jars. nor spite OF enemies,
Could shu&c the safe assurance OF their state -
Now Frank set your "tyrc" well, give u-
clean proof" keep out of - ''h-ll,' and mag
your g form never ri.''
At the NJ. +. Parsonage, on Thursday, Oct. &c
1871. ny Rev. l.. NJ. Albright, Mr. Joan Il cam
and Miss Matilda McKcivey, both OF this county
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
HOOFLAND'S TONIC

acts with almost marvellous effect. it not RI
stimulates the Tagging and wasting enCi
but invi gorates and permanently Strent.ii
its action upon the Liver ami Stom srh thor
pei habs less prompt than the BiitcTS " .,r5
same quantity j. taken j. LcHe tbs less rcs p
lndig"stion, Billicu>Ec>>. Physical or NJ
proStraiiOn. yiei readily 10 It's potent infii=t
l. gives the invalid 4 rev aud stronger !tn;d
life. removes depression OF spirits. and ius
ehecrfulBe>S- IL Suppiarts the pain or si
y ith the case aud comfort Of perfect hrsiti
gives strength 10 Wra kucSE. throws de- iss.,.-
dy TO the winds. and starts the restored it,,
upon Il new a.,d gl;I,lsone career But Dr. ii
.aGd's beDeTactionS 10 the human race :rt
confined to is celebrated
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02

SEWING MAcHINEs.-Brinker sell
the best Sewing Machines in the world.
They took first Premium at the Wyandot
County Fair-were victors ut the Rucyrui
Fair-and first premium ut the Seneca
County Fair over Wheeler q Wilson.
Domestic. Manhattan, Weed and eight
others. Brinkerhoffs challenge the State
or world to any test on Sewing Machines.
They always Keep a full stock OF the best
to select from Call ond see them boz
ems received every week They also took
first premium on Organs.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-11-02
SCHOOL EXAM IfyEES NOTICE
TO TEACHERS.

THE Board of School Examiners c
l. Wyandot County will meet for tie
examination of Teachers in the Court
Room at Upper Sandusky. as follows:
On the lst and Sd Saturdays of Septem-
Der. October. November, March, April and
May, and on the lst Saturdays of all other
mouths.
No certificate will be grantd except 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 berequired 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, dc.
Examinations to commence at 9 o'clock
A. NJ. at which time all applicants are ex-
pected to De present.
D. A. KUHN President.
D d. HAEs, Clerk