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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-01-05
IN MEMORY OF

Mrs. CLARISSA GURNEY, and respect
fully dedicated to her children, who
died Aug. 9th. 1870. aged 73 years.
Our dear and honored mother-her pilgrim
age is DER,
We knew her bark was nearing eternity's
vast shore;
But Time had dealt SO kindy-so lightly fell
the snow,
The rosts of many winters, scarce checked
the pulses flow. So = =~---E- a
SO gente was the current, that bore her to
the land, @
She scarcely felt the jarring, against the
gloomy strand;
The valley and the shadow, she sirank not
back in fear,
Well knew the loving Pilgrim, His rod and
staff were near
So sudden was the transit into eternal day,
No impress of disruption upon the peaceful
clay;
The smile upon the features, the pure and
tranquil brow,
We're types of joy celestial that wait her
( spiritnow.
Perclance in midnight watches there fell
upon her ear,
The cadence Of sweet music, and angel voices
near, -.
Perehance a glorious vision, ''thc pare in
heart'' can see,
Then passed her soul exultaat, from earthly
trammels flea.
The silver cor.l was loosenetl, the fountain
ceased to play,
The golden bowl was broken. and she had
passed away. q
But on to find the casket, no spirit gem
| within
And, % our call i'm 7ulsive no answering word
L t. win.
The activc fee. tAas bore her SO motionless
anil c!,i.l,
The willing hsnas no longer the messengers
: os .T::iti;
Coma, gone without token, to join the count
| Hess de II,
No VOID Of fpious counsel, or dying f4reweil
said.
wealth n fame. ees- =
We proudly trace her recorl--ss pure and
| spotless name; -. s., -, s,
Oar dear apd honorsl na,hsr. In wisdom, and
! in years, y.
We Knew her course vas ten ling beyond this
| vale of tears.
Adown lifes lengthen,.d journcy-iler bark
| had elidcd on, .-=4- -,
Until sac male the harbor and heard the CRY
well done;''
'sDlsst unto dust'' we render within the shady
DELI .:lt #.9s
Life's fitful fever over-our Mother sleepe.s
we'll
KATE J. PENN.
DEC. 1e.h 1870. a.r
!
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would make out list of them and
their doings for the Hast ten or twelve
wears, as nearly as could. willhere
append it for the benefit of such of
your readers, as may find interest in
it.
+ OF course few are still here plod-
ding along upon the same road. step
ping in the very same tratks of those
who have gone before. Quite a num-
Der follow the same occupation of their
fathers, andpare worthy members of
the soil tfller family. Thirteen star
ted upon a course at College. but one
only went through the curriculum and
graduated. Six merchants of some
Kind or other are numbered among her
children. One preacher, one lawyer.
and one convict, who served his time
in the penitentiary. The venerable
mater may we'll feel proud of the long
list of teachers which she has sent out
into the world. These number up
wards of forty; and many OF. them are
ornaments to the profession Sixteen
of her sons responded bravely TO their
country's call, shouldering the musket,
marched to the front. where the battle
ragged the hottest, to fight for the flag
and country they had learned to love
so well. Two of her bravest, in whose
young veins the blood coursed hot and
quick, were sacrificed upon her altar.
In all twelve of her family. mere buds
just springing into full blooming flow
ers, have been nipped by the chilling
frost. and laid low beneath the green
turf of the church-yard. But whilst
these have been called hence; as many
Others have come to- take their places
Now many of those boys and girls with
whom used to skip upon the green, re-
spond proudly to the appellation of
father and mother. l count fifty who
have been united by the hallowed bond
of wedlock. Such is tie history of this
school. Are there any others that will
compare with it? h.
[The above communication was re-
luetantly delayed till this week.-ED.l
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T EGAE NOTICE

7 EGAE NOTICE
~ James Il. Woodside and Margaret A. Wood
side. whose residence is unknown, vii take mott cc
that Lewis Splitter dtd on the Stt day of December
a. D. 1870, file his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wyandot CO., Ohio, against the said
James H. Woodsile and Margaret A. Woodside
and otbers defendants setting forth that the said
james H. WoodSde and Margaret y. Woodside
and Martin WoodsIde and Rebecca B. Woodside,
gave mortsle to the said Lewis Splitter on 60
57100 acres off of the east part of the Fractional
section thirt, -four (34), township one u, south
range fifteen (i5), east in said county of wyandot
and state Of Ohio, to secure the said Lewis Splitter
snrety a certain note of one thousand dollars
given by said James ii. Woodside anil Martin
Woodside as principals, and said Splitter surety,
and that said Lewis Splitter the Sd day of Dec.
1879, paid said note on account of such snrety-
ship the sum of Sl07s,2 81 and praying for a juds-
ment aradst the daid James H. Woodside and
Martin woodside for said sum of s1016 81 with in
terest from said Sd day of Dec 1870 aid that said
mortgage may be soreclosed, the said premises or
dered to be sold and the proceeds applied iu pay.
ment of said claim; and the said james H. Wood
side and Ma, garot A. Woodside are notified tha
they required to answer said petition on o.
before the third Saturday after the 18th day of ia
I a. D. 1870.
LEWIS SPiTLER,
GRisELL & kali, Atty's.
Dec Tth, lS7O-6t.
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Upper Sandusky, Ohio. that an election
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uary, A. D., 1871. between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 o'clock p. NJ g.
for the election of six Directors to
serve the ensuing year.
S. WATSON, Cashier,
L. SanduskY, Dec. 3, '7O-4t.
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Corn, so cts. per bushel,
at the, Upper Sandusky Dis
tillery.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Those persons who gave their notes at the
sale Of Noah Ely, Esq, are hereby noihet,
that they Will be due and payable in or about
the 1st of January next. Prompt payment is
expected. The notes have been left with me
Tor settlement, with the instructions that II
not promptly met To issue upon them without
delay. Those Interested will govern them
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DAVID L. HALE, .-
Oftho finn OF Seder 4 Hale.
Upper Sanpnsky, Dec. Sth, 1870. st
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Terms of the Weekly Gazette:

The Agricultural Department
The attention of farmers is particularly direc-
ted to the Agricultural drpartm MT OF the
GAZETTE, which is speciality in the weekly
edition. This contains TO q large extent, an
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this dc lartmcnt OF the Gazrttr Ulons worth
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Is printed on clear type. contains an
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world is the field in which we labor,
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MafYigI.

Dec. 2Sth, 1871, at the residence of
Mr.. Holt, by Rev John l. Bates. Mr..
Peter Hammer and Miss Lide Hazen.
On the same date by. same, at the
residence of Joel Gibson Esq. Mr.. Jes-
Sc Smailey and Miss Ruth Cordery.
Jan. 1st. 1871, at the Methodist Par
sonage. by Rev. John l.. Bates, Mr..
John Meyers and Miss Susa NJ. King
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On Monday, Jan. 2 1871. in this
place. a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Or
singer.
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M, WELLS cBReouc TABLETS.

brsides the great remidiaI agent Car
bofie acid contain other ingredients
universally recommended. which chem.
icnIly combine, producing a tablet
more highly medicinal and better adlp
red for diseases Of the throat than any
preparation ever Ecfore offered to the
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The Family, Field and Shop!
GiNNATI GAZETTE, ~
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TRY WELLS.
GARB0LIC TABLETS.

An unfiiling remedy for all Bron-
cbial difficulties. coughs. colds, hoarse-
ness. asthma diptheria dryness of the
throat or wind pipe and all catarrhal
diseases.
The wonderful modern discovery Of
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one of the greatest blessings 70 man
Kind in its application to diseases of
the throat and its great curative quail
titles in all affections Of the Chest and
TunUS
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Notice = The un dersigned give
notice that he will sell at private sale
the house and lot on Findlay st. in the
town Of Carey, O., formerly owned by
Moses Ste 7ens, deed.
JACOB GROUSE.
Admir-. of Mos es Stevens, deed.
Carey, Dsc. B l. 1879.
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NOTICE,

81 The urdcrslgrod od has been dn'y appointed
anl qualified as administrator the estate Of
John W. LoOk. dec d, late of W yandot county
Ohio: n AONENi
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The Whole Supreme Court of Penn
sylVania
SPEAK FOR THESE REMEDIES.

Who wouid ask for more dignilied and
stronger testlsssrys.
Hon. George W. Woodward, forGierly Chief jus
tice of the supreme Court of ennSylVaIis at
present Member .: Congress from IeI.I sylyania
writes:
rm1i March &c. 1867.
! find ''Hooflah1's German Eitter-'' il good
tOric useful ia diseases al tic digestive organs,
and OF great beueht in casOi tf debility aud want
Gee. VI. Woodward.
Hon James Thompson, CLief Justice Of the ST.
preme Court OF Pennsylvania.
Pnliadel. hiI, Epriras, 1851.
consider "Hotfaud German BittCrs' a val
uaile medicine iu case OF attacks Of Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. I eau certify this f!om my expert
Jar:es Thompson.
UoI George SharSwood, Justice Of tie supreme
court OF peEusN lvauia.
Philadelphia. June /, lsGs.
have found by experience that '-HOch 'id'
German Bitters' Is very good tunie, relieving
dyspeptie symptoms almost directly.
Cee.l-e SharsroOt,
Hon WIZ Rogers. Mayor Of the City Of Buffalo y
Mayors CfHcc Buffalo. .'une -, Is.'a.
have ustd 'HrOfand's German Bttcrs and
Tonic in my family during the past yesr, snd cau
recommend them an excellent tonic. l. pattius
tone and vigur to TIE system. lheir use has tecn
f''-1'' Wr: + Rogers
Hon James Wood, Ex-gayOr Of wlllamsPort,
Pa
take gceat pleasure / ! recommending "Hoof-
lands Germauk Tonic TO any one Who ussy he al
Eicted with dyspepsia. had tie Dyspepsia 80
la ly 1t was Impossible to Keep any fo'd on my
to wal. hal: mile. Two bottles Of Ionic effected
o pegiec, cure iaIass n. hovd.
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Hoofrads GERMAN BITTERS,
or Ho. .foHds GERN1N TONIC
,cith HgcfaHdS POD DOPHILLiE
Pills orW cure you. IEey ere The
GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIERS
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L was Cured of Deafness and Catarrh BY o
simple remedy auli will send the receipt n :.
MRS. Nj: &. LEGGETT, Jersey City, y. J