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Ecumenical Council, and that Bishop ketteler
on his knees, asked OF the Pope TO avert
Now they are there, and we cannot he accuss
having commenced the strife. II not danger0i
peace, why has the Jesuit order been repea
expelled rom different countries? IL IL openly
in france that alliances must be formed will
Jesuits In order To take
REVENGE ON GPRMANY,
and you, sitting In the centre, have done nothi
rid yourselves OF the suspicion OF being on the
OF the enemy. Sentimentality Is out OF place J.
strife between Romanism aud Gerinanism. A.
as the German people has been victorious bt
the Rhine, so sure shall 1t conquer the ultra
tanes.
Deputy Probst lstuttgart) declared hins
admirer OF Jesuits still, he maintained
should not be condemned and punished before
crime be proved. They had been driven nom
countries, but those countries were under tns
despotic governments. You speak 50 m,
liberty Where are the liberties OF the new q
realm ? BY q bill like the present you rustra
hopes in q free Germany, and ior her nonor1
l beg that It be rejected. ,,
After Deputy Schune lsernn,, ,s iesaer
national liberals, had shown the weak points N
pIll and insisted upon Its being amends
debate was closed; and, when reopened on
lowing day, the bill had assumed the 10
shape:--
l. The Society Of Jesus, and similar congr
herewith affiliated, shall be excluded from the
solved within q period 10 be dcter,nined BY The y,
Council, aud which shall not exceed six months.
eIgncrs, be expelled from the country; il citizen.
cile within certain districts or places may bc
prescribed them.
The Federal Council shall provide the mea
ccssary 70 guarantee the proper execution OF mi
In this shape, after another prolonged N
cited debate, the bill passed the keiclissag
jority OF 1853 yeas against l0l nays. It's cm
ever, can only prove the expulsion Of
hundred OF men who openly confess th1iAe3
members of the order. The thousands
hcrcnts, who wear no outward signs OF tYM
shlp win continue their labors undsturbec IN
as it may, the Reichstag has 0beyed tho
Bismarck, and it now remains to De scct
1uence this new move OF the blood
Chancellor will have upon the steadily
strife between the empire and k0mes
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who has collected over one hundred thousand
dollars in cash for the institution. The Rev. MIR.
Street. pastor OF the North Presbyterian church,
corner OF Ninth avenue and Thirtyhrst street, New
Thousand Islands % Of the st. Lawrence, aud Rev. s.
Bourne occupies his pulpit sabbath mo nings during
this month"; The Presbyterian Ministerial Associ-
alton Of Philadelphia recently appointed a commit
tee to make arrangements for the tercentenary cell
ebratiOn OF the events that render the year 1872
memorable In Presbyterian history. Arrangements
nave now been made to hold the celebration on No
vember 20, the three hundredth anniversary Of
the formation Of the First Presby terry In England.
A memorial will be read by the kew. James McCosh,
ID. d., LII. D., President OF the Princeton College,
on " "Presbytcranism in other Countries" Rev. Dr.
Guthrie, Of Scotland, intends next year to
visit America. Presby terianism nourishing III At
lanta Ca, and Mayor James, OF that city, is about
to build . new church, making the NTH OF that de-
nomination in Atlanta. The Free Church OF Scot
land Missionary Society has purchased church
ana convent In Lisbon which had been put up at
ANS w ny 70 s sH Ms
Stewart and Mr.. De Mattos. The building will ac-
c0Mmodate both the Scotch and Portuguese con-
of Soss y Or sixty PSHsess ana asnd
worship regularly. The new Presbyterian chapel
on the north side Of l2Sth street. between ronth
The chapel is two stories high. The Rev. Robert
Soss was installed on sabbath evening last pastor Of
Second avenue, this city. The Ross street Presby-
terian church, Brooklyn, Is to have Rev. Alfred II.
Kellogg Of philadelphia TO Ill It's pulpit "a during m the
mer the congregation expects to unite with DIR.
Porter's the preaching services alternating from
Sabbath to Sabbath between the two churches.
BAPTIsTS.
Rev. B. F. Humphrey, Of Springfield, accepted
call to the Brighton, ILL.,, Baptist church, and began
his labOrs the LIST inst. Rev. H. A. Guild has re-
signed the pastorate Of the Baptist church In FIRE.
mont, Neb., and accepted the unanimous call OF the
Baptist church at Carrollton, Ill. learned Jewish
rabbi in Mobile, who for eight years has
been studying the New Testament, has resigned
his position and united with the Baptist Church Of
that city. Rev. DR.. II. Y. Burr, author OF "Ecce
Celum,n delivered an Grafton this year before the
literary societies of the University OF Lewisburg.
The Fox River Baptist Association including most
OF the Chicago churches, notwithstanding the fre,
have given more this year than last to foreign mis-
siOns and IL Ia thought more than ever before. Rev.
DR.. Moss, who has for nearly four years conducted
the National Baptist (Philadelpha), leaves It to
assume the responsible position OF Professor OF New
Testament Interpretation In the Grocer Theological
Seminary. Rev. Eben Pearce, recent
graduate Of Grocer seminary, has accepted
the call Npf the church at Fellowship, N. J.
Georgetown College has conferred the degree
Of Doctor OF Divinity upon Rev. w. W. Gardner, and
Rev. George Warden, Of the Western RecordW' Rev.
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A Question for swedenborgians.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Ihave, from time to time, in reading the HERALD
seen pieces OF greater or lesser length on Sweden
borgiansm (is not that an awful long name Mr.
EdltorD, and beg to ask you how it comes to pass
that In treating of the Scriptures, in many in
stan ,es, quite extensively, there Is no regular
connected erpOse OF the four Gospels. am aware
that they are quoted from very much, but the Old
Testament lat least Genesis and Exoius) are
treated OF In detail Now, why are not the four Cos
pes Of equal consequence? Inform devoted
reader Of and believer in the HERALD.
JOHN EMANUEL.
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becomes 0 necessity The soul-the man--des
(whnt We term) natural death. and wnen this dis
solution occurs the Bible informs Us, "then shall
the dust return to the earth as IL was and the spirit
tine immortal psrt) to God who gave It." We can
now perceive the beauty OF st.. Paais
Illustration Of the recothng Of this I'm
with spiritual body as described in the fifteenth
chapter OF Corinthans), where he uses the figure Of
seed s0wn Ia the ground, which "is not quickencd
except II dien Now the grain Of corn is one thing
and the everything germ within the grain another;
the grain dies, rots but nom that living germ springs
up rst the blaze, then the ear then the full corn in
tile ear" SO OF the soul; 1t dies, but the immortal
germ within the soul Is to be raised TO sphere where
the eshy nature, but, free from sin and its tempta-
tons, this newly clothed, immortal, incorruptble
and glorious body shall join the heavenly hosts
around the throne OF God aud the Lamb. $50 when
this corruptbe shall have put on interruption, and
this mortal shall have put on Immortality, then
shall be brought to pass the saying that ls written,
Death is swallowed up In victory" .. Il.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

While stopping at Nevada about an
hour, last Saturday, we notice much ac-
tivity in that prosperous town. Mr..
Pease is erecting two-story brick
building on Main Street and will have
two good business rooms. The Thes-
plans of that place have given a series
of entertainments and we hear their eff
forts well spoken of,
The Hook d Ladder Company were
out on parade and made very credit
able display.
II. II. Welsh informs us that the Sew
ing Machine business is good. also the
same of Mercantile. We also notice
that J. L. Cook, Goodbread & Jones,
and other merchants, were doing live
ly business. In fact the whole town
presents an active and prosperous ap-
pearance.
Thanks to the friends of the REpUs-
LTCAN there.
Greeley Republicans are very scarce
there, in fact such is the case through
out the county. We inquired of some
Democrats as to who they would sup
port for the next Presidency and re-
ceived the following response: I'VE
are wal ting for the Boss to come along
and tell u.s." This is really the position
of many Democrats every where, al
though some are outspoken in their op-
position to and others in support Of
Greeley.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
Toledo & Columbus R. r

AS result of the visit of the COM
mittee appointed on Monday evening,
May 20th, and similar committees from
Delaware, Marion and elsewhere, a
meeting was held at Toledo. on We'd
nesday evening, of last week, the pro-
ceedings of which we give below, as wo
find them il the Toledo Commercial of
Thursday last.
A number of gentlemen from Marion
and Wyandot counties interested in the
construction of the Railroad from CO.
lumbus to this city, were met by q re-
spectacle number Of our citizens at the
Board of Trade rooms last evening, for
the purpose of considering the manner
in which Toledo shall aid the enter
prise. On motion of Dr.. I. NJ. Cook,
General John E. Hunt was called to the
Chair; and on motion of d. R.. Locke,
y. b. Batterle was chosen Secretary. =.
AT tne request of the meeting, GeO.H
Beery, Esq, OIL Upper SanduskY, stated
the object of the visit of the delegation
to Toledo, and also referred briefly to
some of the advantages which Toledo
would derive from the building OF this
Road. The Road penetrates broad
section of rich coal, iron, stone, and
agricultural COUNTY, and Is the short
est route to the coal hiifies. with the ca
siest grades OF fany Road III the State. 1t
is no longer disputed that The coal
which is reached by the Hooking Val
ley Road is superior to any obtained
elsewhere in Ohio. and it is equal to
any found upon the continent, Iron
ore exists on the line of that Road in
vast quantities, the mines having yet
been scarcely tapped. The vast agri-
cultural resources Of the West, which
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speeches, We are advised, efforts were
made to make it appear that their route
is far superior in every respect to ours.
The speakers stated that Wyandot and
Marion were stock counties and that
they do not possess that productive
character which is so essential for the
prosperity of Railroads. We do no.
blame the friends of the Western route
for doing the best they can for them
selves, but we are of the opinion that
they will find that the friends OF the
Delaware. Marion and Upper Sandusky
route are possessed of sufficient pluck
to render all their efforts and blowing
useless. In fact the stock men and 9TH
ers of the eastern route are deter
mined to have the road and they ,ciu hare
it.
On Monday letter was received from
M. NJ. Green, by Mr.. G. w. Beery, i'll
which he says:
"Imet friends from the Kenton and
Findlay Route at public meeting
They are in dead earnest, and ask for a
fair show, which told them they should
have. We will survey both routes care
| fully and make 4 fair estimate on them,
and let each route show its str ength
and the one that is entitled to it, will
get it. SO you can con-
vey the same news to your peop pie that
they will have to do their best.
| viii put engineers in the fl eld on your
route as soon as can get up the, party
and obtain instruments, VIII ich were
! ordered the first of this week.
Yours Truly,
NJ. Nj. GREEN.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

The absence of the Editor will ac-
count for the scarcity of interesting
editorials. We feel that our read ers
will indulge us in few weeks release
from the sanctum, when we assure them
that for the past seven years the editor
of this paper has remain ed faithfully at
his post; and during this time but one
issue of the REPUBLICAN has been made
in his absence.
A trip to Washington, to observe the
closing scenes of the present Congress,
and the objects of general interest in
and about our National Capitol; from
there to Philadelphia, during the Ma
tioLal Republ lean Convention; with,
perhaps. Il short visit to the classic dali
ry farms of New Jersey-the scene of
the editors early la bors, long before
we ever thought of becoming Jour
nalist-is our probable programme.
For several years past we have eli
deavored to indulge in this pleasure
trip, but circumstance have prevented
us until now. We anticipate delight
full time, and may perhaps give to our
readers short account OF what we
shall see and hear.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
gufaI and salisfelIaueuns.

~~~~~~N~~>~-o~~~~ Nc~~~~oo~~S~Y~.N
WANTED.-A girl to do general house
work. Inquire at the Postoffice.
Hats an Caps, splendid assortment,
at Widman's,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Beidler were
handsomely serenaded by our German
Band. on Friday evening last.
DR.. j. w. Smalley has removed to his
new quarters, Southeast corner of San
dusky Av. and Findlay St.
Fred Ritter, our popular Street Com
missioner, is doing some excellent work
On our streets.
Thanks to E.sBrauns. our popular
Jeweler, for flvors. He is an ingen-
ious mechanic and good workman.
DR.. Bresbine has removed his Office
to Flack's new room, Southeast corner
of Sandusky Avenue and Johnson st.
Ed. Harpster knows how to make mon
ey If any body does. He recently sold
twenty-five hundred sheep at five cents
per pound.
There will be meeting of the Hy-
perion- Literary Society in the base
ment of the Presbyterian Church, on
Friday evening May 31st. The public
are cordially INVITED to attend.
The new sprinkler, engineered by our
young friend, john Crise, commenced
its watery warfare with the dust last
Monday morning, and bids fair to be a
great success.
Attention is called to the card of
Mess. Tripp & Houser. These gentle
men are now comforta bly, established
i'll their new shop and are turning out
excellent work. Give them a call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cramcr, after a
pleasant trip through Toledo, Detroit
Cleveland and other cities, returned
home on last Monday evening. We wish
our young friends abundance of happi-
ness in their new life.
Mr.. 81. J. Ball, General Agent for
Iowa and Nebraska, of Aultman, Mill
Ter & Cos. Buckeye Reapers, writes
"There will be splendid crop in Iowa
and Nebraska, this year, unless some
'varmint' kills it. Inever saw wheat
look better"
The entertainment. given by the
Peak Family, Wednesday evening of
last week, was positively admirable in
every particular. Each part was rem
dered to perfection and elected rounds
of applause. The audience was large
and delighted. The Peak Family is a
combination of extraordinary m asieal
talent.
The Tile Factory of Messrs Grisell is
now in successful operation and in a
very short time they will be enabled
to fill orders for Tile. They will bur IL
the first kiln during next week. This
is a much needed branch of industry
and one that deserves the patronage and
encouragement of our citizens.
After June 1st the he headquarters of
Messrs Beistle & Meaiey will be found
over the Millinery Store of Fanny Mil
Ter. one door north of D. Cramer' Tin
ware Store, where they will manufac-
ture Boots d Shoes, of every descrip-
tion, as good as can be found in the
State and on terms to suit purchasers
Call and see them.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
CLEVELAND MARKET.
Ernm the Ilevlnnd Herald

Cleveland, o., May 20.
The following are the Wholesale SELL
ing prices which are carefully revised
and corrected each day. The report of
the sales of grain always indicates the
prices from store; Unless otherwise de-
signated:
FLoUR-The market is steady ard
quiet but very firm. We quote as fol-
lows.
White NNN.............. .S1l 2560 on
Amber y y .--......-.'.....-.. .g3UCGO W
No. Red AA....... O0G0 90
No. Red y 1890 oOC9I 40
Country brands.
White NN...............-. 75(f 80
Red NN and Amber. 1909 no
Red NJ. 50(GS 90
RYE FLoUR-Quiet, but the market is
steady at S5,O0@5.25.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-The demand is
fair anJ the market firm at S7.5O@S.00:
WHEAT-Firm and better; demand
good; No. l red at S1.6S; No. 2 red at
81 rs.
CoRN-Steady and unchanged mod
rate ut 81 forshelled; 4Sc for Ears on
track.
OATs-Were quiet and nominally un-
chanl ed at 42c for No. / State.
RYE-Steady quiet nominally unchang
ed at75c for No. 2.
BARLEY--The market is quiet and steady
It arrange of 55c@$1.O0 for good to
| choice.
PoRK-The market is steady and un-
changed; held ut Sl3 for No. 1 mess
$50 for No. 2do; Sl4 for extra clear.
LARD-The market is steady and hold
erst firm; City rendered 9lsc in kegs; sc
in tierces; country rendered dull Sc
SIC -.
SMOKED MEATs-Prices are unchanged
and there is Z fair but not active move
ment. Hams are steady; city sugar cur
ed lie; Shoulders &c; Bacon Sc: dried
Beef lie. very little country cured meats
| Offering; prices are nominal. -,
BUTTER-Choice is in good request
and firm; and slow grades are steady we
quote choice at 23@2lc; inferior 1S@22c
FGGs-Dull and unchanged; held alta
range of 23a26c for picked and fresh.
the demanc is moderate.
PoTAToEs-H Have ruled quiet for some
time past, but there is more inquiry and
the market is steady at 65a7Oc in Car lots.
15aS0c from store.
ONIoNs--Quieand steady; the de-
mand is light; held ut 200a2.25 for Re-
| and Silver Skins.
PoULTRY-None offrring, and we are
unable to give figures at which they
could be sold.
SEEDs-CLovER is dull and quiet; held
at 550a5.75 Timothy in fair request and
steady ut 3.0Oa3.50.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
Saturday evening. Nav 25th.

saturday evening. May 10Th.
Citizens at the Hall according to ad-
journment. House called to order by
the Chairman. Reports were then read
by j. w. Chamberlai n, one of the della
gates to Toledo. Report from the can
vasslng committee was then received.
Mr.. Zuck had 81 names in favor of the
tax and Mr.. Gibbs l57, in all, 244. Not
having been all over the township they
will continue to work. A committee
was then appointed to prepare papers.
at once, petitloning the Trustees to call
an election to vote with regard to the
matter. Said committee consisted off. q.
w. Chamberlain, r. Perry and d.
Harpster. Meeting then adjourned to
meet in one week.
Wednesday evening the 22d inst, a
meeting was held on the Rid ge, for the
purpose of agitating:the matter; though
their township is not on the line, yet
they see the benefit that the road will
be to them and seem Wiling to aid by
means fthe Tax. There is to be an
other meeting h eld there ON next Wed
nesday evening, the people all seem to
be vide awake.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
From Carey.
Rail Road Matters.

On Saturday evening, May 18th, a
large number of our citizens met at
Frederick's Hall. The house was call
ed to order by the President, Mr.. d.
Straw, who stated the object of tine
meeting. Remarks were then made
by Messrs Zuck, Anderson and Straw
delegates at Columbus. A committee,
consisting of Messrs e. Zuck and A.
Gibbs, was then appointed to canvass
the township to ascertain who is and
who is not in favor Of taxing the town.
ship. Meeting then adjourned to meet
again in one week.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

PHILADELPHIA CoNvENTloN.-Anv of
our friends who may wish TO visit the
city of "Brotherly Love-" this season,
should avail themselves of the present
opportunity to obtain cheap trans
portation, as the following dispatch
from the r. r. Agent at Crestline viii
explain:
We have Excursion Tickets to Phil
adelphia and return, fourteen dollars
and ninety cents, O4.9O; good to go
until June 9th; good to return until
June 18th, 1872; they are on sale now.
ID. L. INK
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
AS we have repeatedly stated

1A9 " y 11'<' . se0oUhJ Sos'o00 70 0e'1
people, those interested in the kenton
and Forest route, for the proposed R.R.
from Columbus to Toledo, are working
with remarkable zeal and determina-
tion. At recent meeting in Toledo,
strong delegations were there from
Kenton, Forest, Findlay ETC., and vigor-
GUS, earnest speeches made by repre-
sentative men from that line. In these
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
Holloway's PiIIs.lThe blood is

HOllOway's Pills.-The blood is
the very essence of health & life. 1t
furnishes the cOmponents of flesh, bone.
muscle, nerve and integument. The
stomach is the aparatus-the arteries
the distributors and the intestInes the
channels by which the waste matter is
carried off Upon the stomach and
bowels, these medicines act simultane-
ously, 25 cents per box or pot. Isl
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30
ERIE.

Twenty years ago it would have been
deemed
MARVELLOUS
that traveller. desIrous OF reacning \ lew
York from either Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Dunkirk, Buffalo or Niagara Falls, could
be afforded an opportunity of setting
out on any one of
FOUR DAILY ExPRFsS TRAINS, .ss
composed of coaches which. i'm elegance
of structure and outfit, surpass even the
palaces of royalty. and of being thence
safely, swiftly and surely ansported
across the country. through
PANORAMA OF EvER-CHANGING BEAUTY.
to the seaboard.
Yet such are the facilities to day offer
ed by the Broad Guage Erie Railway
extending in
AN UNBRoKEN LINE OF STEEL RAIL
track between the points mentioned, and
combining in itself all the requisites of
A PERFECT RAILWAY.
Western people going East, either for
business or pleasure, will find this route
that go to render journey
SWIFT, SURE AND COMFORTABLE.
In the Drawing Room Coaches one
may amuse himself by day, or repose at
night as delightfully."- Us ut home, stop
ping at
SPACIOUS AND wEEL-CoNDUCTED DINING
HALLS,
located at regular intervals along the
line.
At every turn the traveller is greeted
ty some ..
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
to which are added certain Zest and
beauty by the certainty. OF, O.,
A PUNCTUAL ARRIAAL AT DESTINATION.
Travellers will consult their own inter-
ests il they will
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
which can be procured at all principal
ticket Offices throughout the West.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

A "Plank r. R." has been built
across Sandusky Avenue IN order to
afford the public better facilities to
visit the popular clothing store OF
w. A. Widman.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

HoRRIBLE.-Near GAINESVILLE, o.,
on the Goth, inst, fiendish mother
plunged an AK into the brains of her
son aged about 6 years, as he was
lying in bed and killed him instantly.
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Honest Subscribers to the Repub
licaDs

Honest Subscribers TO the hepuD
1ican.
Subscribers interested will see tina
they are properly credited below ant
then clip and preserve the list.
j NJ Campbell, Aug.I, '73
) Hart, Feb. %, ~
Geo A Mitchell, April l, '73
james Saffell, Jan. l, '73
A Maltby, Feb %, '73
B Welsh, July .'72
j. Burson, Jan ], '73
L F Fulmer. Jan 1. '73
j G. PCase, Jan l '73
Jacob Schaefer, Aug l. -
w II Marsh, April %, '72
Geo Hill, JULY ], W
w X Nye, Oct 26, 70
NJ G Cross, Jan 1, '73
Jno Bruce, Sept 20, ~
j NJ Everheart, May l. '73
Jno Haller, May 25, rs
Adam Keller, Jan l, '73
David Arter, Oct. I, ~
l. Nichols, Nov. IL, ~
J Kear, June L. '73
Mrs. r w Grier, May 13, ~.
Saml. Harman, June l, '73
H Gatchell. Jan l, '73
Jacob Coon, March /, '73
isE Neibel, July /. ~
Jos Hutter, April l, 'F3
JV Tilbury, Nov L, ~
Dr C z Jones, May IL. "a
w III Cook, April, 1873
w f Goodbread, Jan l, '73
Elliott Bros, April II. '73
II IL Smith, April l, '73
Jno. Swift, Feb. 8, "a
d Straw, May 80, '73.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
We have a scholarship on the above eel
ebrated institution, of Pittsburgh,
which we otter on reasonable terms to
any young man who may desire TO at
tend the same. a.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-05-30

The American Button-hole. Over
scanning and Sewing Machine, gives
perfect satisfaction in every respect,
wherever sold.