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Important 10 Females.

When q female 4 In trouble or afflicted Will
disease, ard requires medical or surgical assist
,ncc. the inQuffy, 6hould be, where lie there I
physician. who Ifdllycompctent TO administe,
relief; andxhose respectable standing In societ,
recommends him to the confidence OF the com
munityf The Doctor, understanding how i'm.
perstivelS necessary these, requirements are,
feels called upontof nterpose, and beg the atten,
ton OF the afiictedto tho fact that he has beer
a Professor OF !Obstrctics ana Femal Disease
for twenty year,, and Ia fully qualified to admin.
later IL az cases, both incidentally and surgical
y, not In . Superficial manner, but In as thor.
oukh q manner az years Of study and practice
both n hospitals and private iamilles-car
make. 70 save them from,the hands OF the I'M.
guarded, INSCRIPTIONS and designing. There.
fore fsuilies can rely upon him as upon a father.
AlIin sfffctionr can tinG In him one who will
sympathizs xith and bsfieud them In trouble
one Ia whose secrecy the. confidence car
be plAced.tc Consultation By letter or otherwise.
FREE. See address below.
Ladies', the nature Of whose troublat require
the constant attention OF the Doctor. can be fur.
nished with apartments, and sklllful and atten'
tive nursee.-
once for the sale OF DR.. Young's PREVENT.
I'VE PowpHHs, for married ladies. These
Powders are perfectly safe and effective Price,
IS per box. One box will last from four 10 ak
DIR. fYouxG's FRENCH LUNAR Pills. Price.
is. Either kind. sent BY mail upon receipt Of
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new TELEGRAPH OFFICE!
III ATLANlc &PAclFlc
CO..

rrAyE OPENED AN OFFICE IN MAY.
II NARD'S Building, Main street, Gold Hill
pateSos TO or from ali parts Of the world: -
Jy2s In A@Fso
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TO MILLMEN /!

I'VE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w hill News once HIT Q ton Of superior
T FYls. a Moi..in lSI worm sSqEaa NC. P WIZ 5. . q S s,f..
duesd prices tor cash.
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
aILvKR MINING

. Company:-Location Of works, Gold Hi,
Mining District, Storey county, State Of News.
da.-NOticc. There are delinquent upon the
following described stock, on account OF assess.
several amounts ret opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
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txrILLuAM PENN CONsOLID.

location OF Works, Devils Gate District. sto.
rev County. State or Nevada.-Notiec.-There
are delinauent upon the following desSrlDea
stock on account OF Assessment No. Z, levied on
tho Third day. Of July, ISIS. the several aui1unIs
act opposite the names OF tho Respective ~
i holders as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29
CoUyTy A..EssOR,. OFFICE,

IS,nor.v coonty. state OF Nevada Virginia,
sS,nst III is;2,-Notice 10 hereby given that
the Taxcs assessed on the Proceeds Of the
Mines FOR the quarter year ending June 30, 1872,
Are now due and payable, and that the law with
regard TO their collection VIII &c surety en-
forced. An nSSiiNiihs
ohise-Court.hou.e. Virginia City. nuI4 I'm
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MINING NOTICES,
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE BELcfrER SILVER
" Aining Company, San Fraheiroo.' rhusuSt
5, lS0..At a meeting Of the Board plJ TEus-
tees, held this day, a dividend mos 9f,Three
($0 Dollars per share WIS. declared, |paya.
Bile August 10Th. ~y'i'
aus I'm III. C.. kIBBE Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29
ELECTION,

THE BOOKS OF REGISTRATION FOR
L the General Election to be held OF TUES.
DAY. November 8, 1872, will be open at my
office In Gold Hill on
TUESDAY, JULY .,
At 10 o'clock A.. NJ, and will remain open until
MONDAY, October 81, 1872, at 6 O'Clock r. n.
on that day. Naturalized citizens arc required
to present their papers at the time Of registra.
tion.
All those who registered for the Municipal
Election. April 9th, will not need to register for
the General Election.
A.. A. PUTNAM,
Registry Agent, Township No. 5:
Gold Hill. Julj 1. 1872. jyl-td
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Total. 100 Gins, all Cash.

lotAl. LUZ Oliis, All
The Hon. Tnos. =. BRAxIrrTr. late Governor Of
In the management OF this second Grant Gin Con-
cert, ard he will personally see that the uopey from
the sale oftlcEctS Is deposited With The TREASURED.
Justly awarieI and promptly paid. SltI..t
The drawing will take place In public. In full View
OF the audience, AMI under the immediate superyi-
sion ami direction % the ofncers and Trustees of the
Public Library OF Kentucky, ami the following emil
nent and di,tintertste ~ciiilens. who have eonsent-
Ell TO be present ami see thatail Is fairiy roaei d.
Hor VI. R. HArpix. Judge Court OF ApIeals. Ky.
Hon. J; pRoCIOE kS9rr. late "; I; Ls6'u d.. ~
ten. I'LL II. MURRAY. US. Marshal, DIS. NY. - -.
Hon. I. B.cocHR>S. cnsn: lou: Chan; Court. =.
Hon; b. D., SrAypifoEp. President fArnera' and
Hon. JonN nlRurr, Manager Royal Insurance
Col. PilIL' LEs. CON- Airy Ninth Judicial Dist.
Dr.. L. GRAHAM, founder Graham Cabinet.
Col. JILS1N I. JOHNSON. Manager Calf House.
pr. T. :. Belt. Prot; Med. gnlye,atyS Louisville.
Hon. T. L. BrRNE1r. City ATTORNEY. }" s
HENRY WOLroKp, Treasurer Louisville.
\. q. BRANSAS, President Manufacturrrs' Bank.
PHILIP JuDGE. OF the Louisville HotelCo..
JAS. BMpGEfoRp. Prest. ii National Bank.
VIC d. WHIP. Proprietor Willard Hotel.
J. G. JOHNSTON, President Traders, Bank, u
II. yIyIos NEwcuAu. hrm Of Sewcoino, buchanan
HENRY DEEPEN. President German Bank.
ANDREW GRhIAN. Tobacco s Cotton MERCHANT;
Vol. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
President. :-.-.--..-w:R 7, DpRRETT.
rice-President. \. MALDEMAS.
ffss.aTgr. FARMERS DRJSERs' BXNK.~
THoS. e. BRAMLETTE,
Agent OF Public Library OF Kentucky, Public
Library Building.
LOUISVILLE. KY.
ES- Circulars. giving full particulars. sent on .p-
p~licatlOn. my29 th
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MEETING.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
i holders OF the Succor Mill and Mining Com
pany, for the election Of Trustcesf rIho ensuing
year, and the transaction OF such other business
as may properly como before It, will be held at
the office Of tho Company, Room 8. No. s$ua
Montgomery street. San Francisco. California,
IN Monday the I'd day oil September. 1874, At 2
o'clock T.. ". Transfer Books closed on tho 30th
Of August, and until amer the meeting.
aulgtd Wa. II. WATSON, Sec'y.
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rv0c e oFsUPERIoR DUAL.
iJJE Jul Al ityfors sale IN quantities
70 suit ct the GoLp HUI STwI once.
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THE EVENING NEWS.

MINING AND STOCK TABLE,
howins the number affect and shnres In
the p~rlueIpai- Minea dealt In at the
Prnnsi.co Stock and ExchanSe Hoard.
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ADVERTISING

ADVERTISING
Has created many a new business;
Has enlarged many 90 old business;
Has revived ursny ndnN business;
Has rescued many s ioss business:
Has saved many a falling business;
Has preserved many . largs business;
And inrurcs success In any business.
GIRARD'S SECRET.-Stcphen Girard used
to say in his old age: II have always consid-
cred advertising literally and long TO be the
great medium OF success In business, and the
prelude 70 wealth. And fhavc- made Il an inya-
risble rule to advertise In the dullest times as
well A. the busiest, long experience having
taught me that money thus spent lie well laid
oct, as by continually keeping my business be-
fore the public II has secured many salcs that I
otherwise would have lost.
Advertise your Busiuess.
Keep Jour Name before the Public.
Judicieus Advertising will Insure N For.
tune.
II Buslness Is Dali, Advertise.
II Business 10 Brlsk, Advertise.
~ The man who didn't believe In adver
Using has gone Into partnership with the sheriff,
and tina. official does the advertising. lysu
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TOWN ORDINANCE.
ORDINANCE NO. n.
Passed Augut 10. A. D. ls72.l

AN ORDINANCE Providing for the. Levy
and Collie elton Of Licenses In tho Town
OF Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29

advertising IL the oil which wise men put In
their llmps."-Nodern Pror.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29
MEpickt INSTITUTE,
80. EsTXBLsuEp n.y..
DIR. j. @. YOUNG, IN 1880,
For tho Cure Of all Disensns OF he
Urinary and Generative
DREAMS, und
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS
No. 61S sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

7Tv.,... (Nn0r n1NRN nr Nh PoY RCdIlTFN0,
Cures
CONSULTATIONS. Br LETTER OR ornERwisE, FREE.
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast an uninterrupted sue.
cess Of eighteen year., and has become one Of
the renowned Hospitals Of the age: What The
celebrated Lock Hospital ls to London, and the
mo less renowned establishment OF Ric0rd il to
Paris. this Institute has become TO the Pacific
Cosst, The thousands annually received and
cnred at this place IL In point OF number Of pa.
dents among the very .nrst OF. the world, and
q. .uceessOf i.s'featmens ranks it second to
rN:.,
Seminai
Thn young man WIG sIperiencest nat srowine
weakness ~ hs Seuisran M snaa U'sas iiaa
hon, should stop 70 sonsluer w VIZ ~ l. a J,
He VIII hnd 10 me weakness o. 5hs oseh, 'reno
ing OF tne nMos, ShosuSasa sor, Sa uiMd
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100. 600 Tieke,. Of AanissIs.
100000 IN CURRENCY
List OF GlRTs,

Will Be given to the holders of tssetS W dstribu
lion BY lot Of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS. as follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29

~ The mar Who didn't believe In adver.
Using has gone Into partnership with the sheriff,
and thn, official does the advertislng. lyS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-08-29

22-Every person, lrm or corporation having
q Fairbanks platform scales, or scales or q simi.
lar Character, and engaged in the bu.incss oil
weighing ores or other substances, BY the ION
for pay. shall pay therefor, per quarter In aa'
as-Every per.on or hrm engaged IN the man,
ufacture ofwines, cider, sods, ssrsaperlLinn ,nn..
or splrituous liquors, shall pay quafTery .dy,nee,
% carry on tho same per qaAi - =
" %S-ror each hotel, tavern, Inn Of pahlle board
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16

tiff sued deft on promisory note call
ing for S205. Defendant claimed that
the plaintiff had put on a defective tin
roof, for him, to his damage, which he
wanted recouped against the note
Judgment for plaintiff, s23s 90. Nc
Kelly q Hoyt for plt'f; Berry & Berry
for Def-t.
Mary Rummell VS. Zelotus G. Murray,
Admir-, &c.
In this case the plaintiff claimed that
she had loaned her husband, during
his lifetime. several sums of money and
asked judgment against the defendant
as administrator of her husbands es-
tate. Judgment for plaintiff.
Edwards, Townsend d Co. VS. ]. W.
Purviance,
This was an action in replevin to re-
cover possession of certain property the
plaintiffs claimed under a chattle mort
gage. Defendant CLAIMED payment
fraud &c. Judgment for plaintiff
Grisell & Kali for plaintiff; Berry &
Berry and McKelly & Hoyt for deft.
w. F. Goodbread vs Lewis Nichols.
In this case the plaintiff asked judg-
ment for $1,000 for failure ON the part OF
the deft to comply with the terms of
contract of sale of drug store from the
defendant to the plaintiff, the plaintiff
claiming that among other things the
defendant had agreed not to engage in
the drug business so long as the plain
tiff continued in it, but that defendant
was and had been since Feb. 1st, 2S72
engaged in said drug business IN vio-
lation OF his said agreement. Defen dani
claimed that there was no considera-
tion for his agre ement not to engage
in said business; that he was only en-.
| gagged in said busin ess as a clerk, anC
that the plaintiff had not been damag-
ed by rea son of any wrongful act of his
Judgment for defendant. G. r. Mot
for plaintiff; Grisell 81 Kali for deft.
This was the first regular term helt
here by the new Judge, Hon. A. NJ
Jackson, and we believe that we uttel
the sentiments of every member of th'
bar. as well as suitors, jurors and off
GERS of the court. when we say that h'
exceeds the expectations of his bes
friends in the qualities so necessary in
judge.
Patient in listening to arguments
let them come from whatever sourc,
they may, yet firm in his adherence t
what he thinks is right. agreeable ant
pleasant to all who have business will
him, he has won innumera BILE friends
here and we predict for him a brigh
record as wearer of the imaginary er-
mine.
|
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
From tlle st PauI Pi(

From tile st. Paul Pioneer.
The Peak Family gave at the Opera
House last night one of the most varied
and charming musical entertainments
that we have listened to for long time.
1t was thoroughly enjoyable one. and
alternately pathetic and laughable -
The performance upon the bells was
much more elaborate and com plicated
than we have before witnessed, and
good many more bells were used. The
bells, the harp, the flute and the Estey's
grand organ, with vocal solos and du-
cts. rendered in very delightful man.
ner. "Jeppe," who does most of the
comic parts, was continually applaud
ed, and all he received was well deserv-
ed, for all his comic parts are genteel,
neat and exquisitely funny. Among
the most pleasing pieces were the '.Staff
Bell Duet" by Miss Fannie and G. 5.
Peak, THE Brooklyn Belle" and Broad
way Swell. by Miss Fannie and "Jeppe''
The song, "Father Pray with me To-
night" by w. Is. Lavake, was one of
the gems of the evening, as was also
Mr.. Lavake'S flute playing.
Will give one entertainment at Bee
rvs Hall. "Wednesday evening, May 22J.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
From Carey.

May 9TH. 1872.
ED. REPUBLICAN: Items of impor-
tance are scarce in our village, at pres
ent. Business is not as brisk as it has
been, for the farmers are busily engag-
ed in preparing the ground for plant
ing.
The business room of Mr. Jacobs is
about finished and will soon be occupied
by /. n. Keller. who has enlarged his
stock of Watches, Jewelry, etc.. and is
in need of a larger room.
Mr.. A. E. Gibbs is building an ad-
dition to his residence, on Main st.
Z. S. Eikleberger, whose limb was
amputated some time ago, is doing well
and has gone to Urbana.
Miss Flora Perry is recovering from
/ the injuries received by her accident.
The r. r. fever is in our midst, to
some extent, but hardly as much as we
would like to see it.
The Democrats here are much pleas
ed at the proceedings of the Cincinnati
Convention. 1t is pleasant for them to
have something to chuckle over.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16

GOOD Marshal Tschanen arrested
drunken man on last Sabbath and
lodged him in Jail. Every good citi-
zen will be glad to learn that the Mar
shal has had the courage to decide upon
this course. It is what we have re-
peateily recommended. Let every
whisky sucker, black or white, rich or
poor, understand that he must neither
stagger or become boisterous upon our
streets, or he will find himself first in
the clutches of the marshal and second
in Jail.
This will do very much towards
abating the eviI-nore than anything
we know of.
If the marshal carries out the policy
he has inaugurated, rigidIy and i'm
partially, he will be bonored by every
good citizen in this community.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
Court Matters,

Mr.. CUNEo: In accordance with
your request, we will give you brief
synopsis of part of the business dis
posed of at the April term of our Com
mon Pleas Court, which clos ed May 9th.
The State of Ohio against Joseph and
William Stevens. This was an indict-
ment for an assault, on one Blakesley,
of Illinois, with intent to rob. The facts
of the case, as proven, were about as
follows:
Sometime last December, Blakesley
stopped at the hotel of defendants fatll-
er; while there he thought he discover
ed suspicious movements, on the part
of the defend ents, and concluded he
would walk down the Il. r, to Whar-
tonsburgh; that after Blakesley had
started, the defendants went to a liv-
cry stable, hired two horses, followed
Blakesley, overlook him in swamp
and fired three shots at him.
The prosecu ton was conducted by
Kirby, prosecuting attorney, assisted
by Ramsey and McKelly & Hoyt, and
the defense was conducted by J. d.
King and Berry q Berry. The jury re-
turned verdict of guilty and the de-
PENDANTS, who were suffered to leave
Court under a recognizance of $4,000
have not yet returned and the recog-
nizance has been forfeited. They are
also still under an indie tment for shoot
ing with intent to kill.
The State of Ohio against Henry
Caster. Henry had given liquor to his
brother Robert, while Robert was il
jail. Henry pleaded guilty and wa;
fined $40 and costs.
There was very little civil busines;
of importance and we will mention but
two or three cases.
D. Ballet VS. Joseph Maskey. Plain
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
From the Buffalo Express, March 27r 1s72

From the Buffalo Express, March 27, 1s72.
PEAK FAMILY BELL RINGERS The
Peak Family. assisted bv ''Jeppe," gave
their first entertainment out OF two at
st. James Hall last evening to a large
audience. 1t was an admirable enter
tainment in every way. "Jeppe" ap-
peared in his rapid changes, represent
ing the different kinds of people in a
very interesting and pleasing manner.
Miss Fannie Peak assisted "Jeppe" in
several characters which she assumed
eXcellently. Miss Peak is too. we'll
known to the Buffalo people ,aud criti-
cism in her case is unnecessary. The
rest of the company distinguished
themselves nicely. The Peak Family
will make their last appearance to-
night, and everybody should go and
see them.
Will appear at Beerys' Hall, Wednes-
day evening, May 22d.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16

R. R. NEws.-A special dispatch from
Columbus, O., to the Cincinnati Gazette
of the 9Th inst, contains the following
important item:
"At meeting of the citizens of Co
lumbus, this evening, ten gentlemen
subscribed 100000 toward the stock of
the proposed Columbus & Toledo Rail-
road, provided that the sum subscribed
in Columbus should reach $500, 900, and
the sum in Toledo 100000. besides what
may be subscribed along the line of the
road"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16

S. S. PIcNIC.-A Picnic in behalf of
the Presbyterian s. S., of this place,
will be given on next Saturday at the
Fair Grounds. All are cordially inyit-
ed. Conyeyances will be furnish ed for
all who may wish to go. There will be
a meeting at the Church at o'clock in
the morning from whence the process
sion will start. A pleasant time is an
ticlpated.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16

THE NEW PAvEMENTs.-At a recent
meeting of the Council. a resolution
was adopted, providing for the imme-
diate construction of brick pavements,
eight feet in width, with stone cur bing,
on the following streets:
!. On both sides of Sandusky avenue,
from the Railroad to South street, in
Roberts p Watson's addition.
2. On both sides of Sandusky avenue,
from Findlay to Biglow street.
8. On both sides of sth street from the
railroad to Biglow st.
f. On both sides 18th St, from Walk
er to Biglow St.
5. On Roth sides of 5th- St, from Wy
andot avenue to Findlay st.
6. On Sout h side of Findlay ST., be-
tween 5th and Sth SITS.
7. On North side of Walker, betwee n
9TH and Sth, and ON South side OF Walk
er, between 9TH and Sth SITS.
s. On North side of Wyandot avenue
from Sth st. to the southwest corner of
out-lot No. 174; and on South side of
said avenue, from t1th st. to the north
west corner of out-lot No. 1874.
8. On 5th ST., east side, from John son
St. north to Findlay.
The provisions of the above resol IL
ton do not..apply to parties WHO have
already constructed such pavements--
At the council meeting on Monday
evening, on motion OF Hon. SIN. Worth,
the action of the committee to provide
a wagon and attachments for the Hook
and Ladder Co, in contracting for a
wagon to cost $1,000. was disapproved
and the contract directed to be cancel
ed, the price being regarded as exces-
sive. The vote on the resolution of dis
approval stood as follows:
Yeas-Worth, Gipson. Lowry and
Stoll.
Nays-Beidler and Gaa.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
ARE YOU GOING WEST?

II so, take our advice. and purchase your
souri, Pacific Railroad which is, positively. the
only Line that runs three Daily Express Trains
from st, Louis to Kansas City and the west!
and is. positively, the only Line which runs
Puliman's Palace Sleepers and fife Day Coach
es les specially for movers) equipped with Millers
Safety Platform and the Patent Steam Brak'
from St. Louis to Kansas City, Fort Scott, Par
sons. Lawrence. Leavenworth, Atehison, St
Joseph, Nebraska City, Council Biuns and
gard to Time Tables, rates. &C., to any point in
Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska, Colorado, Texas
or California, call upon or address l. q
WHEELER Agent, Missouri Pacific r. u. Z:
Loved ST. Buffalo, n. Y; or, Z. \. FORD, Gem
Passenger Agent st. Louis Mo-
No trouble answer uueStiOnsi
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
HENRY SHAAF.

DR.. &. X. Hoadly will be at Upper
Sand usky, May 18th and 10th. Forest
Goth and 21st.
Thequestion is frequently asked, "Can
you cure Consumption ?' and an answer
is "Yes, if the case is not past cure"
and the fact is we have cured extreme
cases which have been trea ted by other
physicians and given up as iucurable.
You will be better satisfied by calling
on the DR.. at his office. and by so doing
YOU may save YOUR life.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16
New Advertisements.
Bridge Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the com mis- ssioners
of Wyandot County, Ohio, will let contracts to
the lowest responsible bidder or bidders. at the
Auditors office, on the 9Th, day of June 1sI2
for furnishing materials and building the fol-
lowing Bridges:
One bridge over Sycamore Creek, on the Ne
gro-toTn road. near the town OF Mexico, in
Tymochtee township.
Also, one Bridge over Broken-sword creek,
on the road leading from Upper Sandusky to
Nevada, near the residence of Uriah Bechtel
in Eden township, in said county.
Also, contracts will be let at the same time
and place. fer furnishing materials and building
Stone Piers for both the above Bridges. The
contracts to he executed in accordance with the
plans. spec ifcatons aud bills of materials ap-
proved by the commisson ers.
BY order of Commi ssioners.
JONATHAN IAFFETT,
Auditor, w. L, o.
U.Sandusky, May 18th, 1SI2.-4t.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-16

MR.. EDITOR: Allow me to say,
through your columns, tnat DR.. G. w.
Kemp, ofyour county, delivered a lee
ture to large and respectable audience
last evening, in this place, upon the
subject of "Sick Stomach" or Milk
Sickness" Many Of his positions rela-
tive TO the cause of the disease. he dem
onstrated with chemical implements
and tests, showing beyond doubt, that
disease is produced from vegetable poi
son. DR.. Kemp is clear and pointed
lecturer.
A. HEARN.
Mt. Blanchard May Sth, 1872.