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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
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MCGUIRE NO PAY!

-, II HOADLEY. VI. ID The celebrated phys
iciau will he at Upper Slndusky, Ohio. De
.ember 1st and 2si, 1871, and once in four weeks
from the above dates, where the sick and af-
iictcd are invited to call aud the symptoms and
location of t-eir diseases poi"ted out free of
charge. The doctor viii not give encourage
men where there is not q corresponding pros
Ject of a successful trcatnents Patients have
Che choice of paving when they receive pres
,.riptions a I'd medicines, or by securing pay
ment, will only be required to pay when cured.
DIR HOADLY will treat the following dis
eases IN strict Ieiersnee 20 t;;e apprietioh
IONS sumption. Asthma. Dyspepsia, Droosy, Pal-
ptatirn of the Heart, Liver Complaint. Spleen
kidneys, rheumatism, AMI Gouu. NeEralSia.Ca-
tarrh. Gravel Epilepsy or Failing sickness, Par
alysi> Indigestion, splitting OF Blood, General
Debility. Piles, Cancel. Jaundice. Enlargement
of the Joints, Rupture or Hernia, Opthalmia,
Lumbago. Disc iSes Ofthe Spine, ScroIula, anu
impurities of the blood.
br. Hoadley has the advantages OF thorough
Snowledse of both the Mineral ami Botanical
treatment, with important Information OBTAIN
ed IRON celebrated Indian Physicians of vari-
Gus tribes in the west, with twenty Ive year.
diseases, with u degree of success urequailei
by anv other Physician. In proof of the above
MANY hundreds treated by him and resorted TO
health. as reference. all OF whom have been
treated by other Physicians and pronounced in
durable.
TO THE LADIES,
The Doctor has given his special attention for
a number OF years the diseases peculiar to
YOUR sex. II YOU have tri ed in vain thus far for
relief from your sufrerinSs let rae invite You to
call and see me when opportunity Offers, and be
convinced for your selves, that there is a remedy
and a ph ysician-one who will with Gnerrine
skill point ont every pain, and with magic
band restore the lustre Ci your eyes. and bloom
on YOUR cheek. This is not the place to name
YOUR ailments or describe the diseases that are
silently undermining your health and hdppi-
ness; but rest assured we have remedy Tor
your every i'll. a paEacea fer all your sufcringS
Gail an see. Remember the days and place
There are few Physicians that have had the
SUCCESS that II Is always a;.caded my practice
IL Is true that have failed in u few extreme ca
sps or where patients nave noe continued treat
ment for sufficient leEg Of time, or nave iii-
ID TO comply nth prescriptions from lhtsrIef-
ence OF Others or cariessne>s on their part
Is there virtue in suffering? Is your prospect
of recovery increased by delay! u hint 10 the
wise is sufficient.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25

ink-stand which we think will become a
popular article. We like 1t.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25

This part of Ohio is being favored with
the best sleighing that we have had for
several years.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25

We would caution our readers against
swindicrs. The country is full of them
and engaged in all kinds of busife@s.-
They are generally strangers and wheth
er they deal i'm patent rights or some
thing else, we would adyise our feaders
not to deal with any of them to exceed
ten cents. Never give your note.
The Religious revival is still going on
glOrinusly in the Salem Church of the
Ev Association, miles east of town on
the O-ceola Road, I.ev. c. kuenzli ofii-
ciating. Further, our next quartz ly
meeting will be held in .he Trinity
Church. Ev. ASS. Upper Sandusky. O..
commencing the 10th of February, 1872,
at two O'Clock, p. NJ.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25

THE Gallon public schools have been
closed on account of the smallpox.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

The Teachers Association of Tymoch-
tee township, will meet at the Saffell
School House, on Saturday. Feb. Sd,
1872. All are invited to attend.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The undersigned has been appointed
and qualified as administrators of the es-
tate of Sarah NJ. Wheeler, deceased.
I. Z. GRISELE.
JAN. A; 1S71-3t
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
2sOe CERTIFICATES OF CURE,

From honest Farmers. Mechanics and Merchants
Of them the most eminent lca'iing profession
men and " omen Of education aud refinement in our
country. may be seen our Office.
Under date OF March, - Hon. Horace Greeley. of
the NV York Tribune. writes; u. Ball, Of city.
H. q COS scientIuS and re- pOnsibe man who is inca
pabie Of intentional deception imposition
Prof W MerricS, Of Lexington, Ky, wrote April
Path. 1852. Wit out my rpectacles pen yOl Ihi-
note: after usihg the Patent Ivory Eye Cups thr
teen days and -is morning perused the entire
tents OF Daily Newsoarer, aud all with the un-
assisted Eye,
,ruiy am grestful to your noble invention. may
Heaven bless and preserve you have been using
stlectscies tN ent. years; L am seventy-Oue yeaIs
old. Truly Yours,
REV. JOSEPH SMITH. Maiden. Mass, cured of
Partial I ndness, Of Is years standing, in min
ute. by the Patent livery Eye Cups.
+. ELLIS. late Mayor Of Dayton. Ohio, wrote
US Nov 18th. 1888; | have tested the Patent Ivory
Eye Cups. and am satisfied they are goofi. ann
pleased with them; they are tie Greatest Inrenlion
All persons wishing for full particulars certia-
Gates OF cu prices &c, Will please send your adj
dress 70 Us aud we VIII seni oar Treaties on the
Eye. Of forty-four pages, free, by return mail
Write to
Dr. j BALL & co. p. o. Rox s57. No. 81 Liberty
Street, NEw YORK.
For the worst cases Of NYOPIA. or Ne AR SIGHT
EDNEss, our New Patent Myopic Attachments,
applied to the Patent IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved
a cert ain cure Tor this disease. =
send for pamphlets and ceriifcates-free. Waste
more money BY adjusting huge glasses on your
lace
Emplcymen for all. Agents wanted for the new
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cups, Just introduced
in the market. The success is Unparalleled by any
other article. Ali persons out Of employment, Or
those wishing TO improve their circumstances,
whether gentlemen CT ladies' can make respectable
living az this light and easy employment Hun
dreds Of agents re making from IS To $40 A DAY.
To Ii agents SEQ n gee viii be guaranteed In
formation furnished on receipt of twenty cents-to
pIf the cost of printing materials and return
postage. Address, Dr- J. BALL u CO, Z. o. BOZ
s57 No. Liberty street, NIw YoRK.
Gs.NlJ
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25

Great many people are complaining
of sore arm.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
GETTING MARRIED

Essays for Young Men, on great So
cial evils and abuses. which Interfere
with Marriage-with sure means of re
lief for the erring and unfortunate, de-
eased and debilltated. Sent free. i'm sealed
envelopes. Address. HOWARD AssoCIA-
TON, No. S Ninth ST., Philadelphia.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
TO WHOM 1T MAYCoNCERN.

A series of communications have an
peared in the Union from Carey. which
have produced a very bad and unfor-
tunate state of feeling among the people
of that enterprising village Some of the
communications are of such character
that in our opinion should never have
found place in family newspaper
that lays any claims to respectability.
And now we are approached and asked
to insert similar articles. and for the in
formation of all concerned, we would
state that. for all COMMUNICATIONS hav-
ing for their aim the interest of Ca.ey.
the advancement and elevation of its
people. churches and schools. and the
general edification of the public. the col
umns of the REPUBLICAN are freely open
at ali times, ''without money and with
out price" If you want to build up. we
are heartily with you. otherwise, it is
useless to count on US or the use of our
paper Let us have PEACE"
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Mott is hereby given thrt the Go partner
ship heretofore existing under the firm Eame
OF job n>on Son, has been is day dissolved by
mutual consent Al notes and book accoiints
are in the hands OF o. w. johnson for settle
ment.
l.. D, JOHNSON
o. W. JOHNSON
Kirby O.. Jan. 1st, 1s72-3w
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
Il A.,

SuRE and call on A. w. Bi inkerhOfl
~ N Son. in O'Briens splendid new
room north of tie Court Hous e, Upper
Sandlfsky. Ohio. for
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
Patent Improved Ivory Eye Cup

Many of our most eminent physicians, ocuIists stu
dents and divines, have had their sight perma nent
J.? restored for life, AMI cured Of the following dis
eases:
!, Impaired Vision; 2 Prs<hyopia. or Far Sight
edness Dimness of Vision. commonly called
Biurring; 3 AsthenoPia or Weak Eyes: 4 Epi-
phors. Eunning or Watery Eyes; g sore Eyes
specially treated with the Eye Iu,s--cure guarsn-
tee'i; s Weakness Of the Retina Optic Nerve:
Z. Oph:lamia, or Inflammation of the Eye ard it.
appen,i~grs, imperfect vision from the Ell ct
Inflammation: $. L. otophoha. or intolerance Of
Light. . Over-W nrke.l Epcs: 10 MydesoPiH-moy-
ing >pecks Or floating budcs before the eyes: IL
AmoroSis Obscrity of Vision: l2 Cataracts, par
tial blindness: the loss Of light.
Anv one u>e The Ivory Eye Cups without the
aii of Doctor or Medicine TO receive immedi-
beniicial results and never wear apectlcles: or
If using now to lay thcIn aside forever. he guar
autCe in every case where the directions are
followed, Or We wall refund the money!
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25

that o traveller. desIrous oIreaening New
York from either Cincinnati. Cleveland.
Dunkifk. Buffalo or \ iagara Falls, could
be afforded an opportunity of setting
out on anV one of
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
New. =.

TIE undersigned take pleasure IN
l. nounring 10 the people of WA,
and adjoining counties that they L
repaired their
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
We GIVE CASH fo PRODUCE F.!
ERIE.

Twenty years ago it would have been
deemed
M.nk-FU0F-S
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
Eminent Physicians in ciuci.

Nearly all OF whom are professors in o-.e 1''
the other OF the medical colleges
No other EittFTs have ever scrn osare'
pnb!ic bIacing SC many valuable rc-
agents.
l. Vattieer m d. C Simpson, n. 4. {
craft m Il. W L ralIilferro IN u. i Il !; = /;
ID Il, G \ DOhertv. "a i. WooixarI, L.
Mccarthy. IN Il. X n johnson. M Il: l. 4 f---.
Is B0nne-, IN d: g " hi sicr. IN 4, ! 81
m q. W X Woodward. IN Il. 4 ; Wayne, ei,-
i X raylo-, IN Il; l. + M..lley, M i, 9 g T n
on IN Il.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
N'1N1'NS u -NNNNs5FtIIIy
Balls New Patent Ivory Eye Cups

Read for yourself and restore your sight. Specta-
ce> and Surgical operations rendered useless
The Inestimahie blessing of Sight is made perpetu-
al BIZ the Use of the new
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
4. d RAKE McDo VEIL - =.
Late Pres Mo- Medic!
Eminent Physicians CT ci.ioas

The formula ior the Homo Bitter Hi>
Submitted to US, and We e-bcl;eve them ta-i
b-st tnnic and stiluiant rIr general li-.-
o Ferel to the public. ii Woodbury.. : -
Mariner. Anal Ia ical chemist; s-T 4 "a
VI D..PrOf ofcheai >tTy. RuSa Ne li.-ai o
III Hahn. m &; Il McNicar. IN Il: N..I-n 3
ne. m d: u Lutiiam. IN Il: jas \ COU's-
Il Walker. M d, r S Hoyne, Ia d. Tho> 2
al ] Him an !
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25
O. ~
OPPORTUNITY! (!

The undersigned is willing to sell out
his stock of
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-25


Resident Physician in charge L. ,. las-
pital
James A Jackson & Co GsntleUie.
have communicated to the Tlelir.,i
the recipe OF the ..yierftt fs:TcEfS''
thcrcfore, lIe considered ilS = p.tfeat
no patent having been taken fnr il
examined the formula for making
Filters" anil unhe-itdtingly ...y tht-
tiOn i one of rare excellence. al u,
use'l in Its composition are tie i.s. e..
to which they beinI 2. being highly to
liant. stomachic. carminative and SIS
ative- The mole Of preparing them
in accordance with the rules Or I,has:a-
Ing used tt EN-, seen it Effects IA "a
practice, We take pleasure in re uri.i
them toall persons JesirOus OF takin-.
being tue best tonic and s;imaIanJ ~
10 the public FRANK C. 70
Prof Obstetrics and diseases o. wou.
OF PHYSICIANS, and late memh;T haar
u. c. BDfSIiNf.tsf.
The New York herald., 1872-08-10
POLITICAL NOTES.

The republicans of Portsmouth, N. H., fred 100
guns on Lincoln Hill last evening for North Caro-
lima.
The republicans OF Poughkeepsie, N. Y, fred q
salute Of 100 guns last night in honor Of the North
Carolina victory.
One hundred guns were fred at Auburn, N. Y,
last evening" by the republicans Of that city, over
the result In North Carolina.
The Liberal Republican ard Democratic Con.
cressional Convention OF the Twelfth OHIO district
Yesterday nominated for Congress Hon. L. j.
Jewett, on the 10Cth ballot.
A despatch from Montana states that Maginnis
fdeml II seventy-nve ahead. The returns are not
ali in The contest was hard fought and the re-
pubiicans are still hopeful for Claggett.
Beaver county, IN the southern section of Utah
TERRITORY. gives sixty majority for Maxwell for
delegate TO Congress. This is the first county
carried by the Gentiles In Utah. There is great re-
joicing.
An immense jollihcatlon over the result OF the
North Carolina election took place at Syracuse last
evennr. There was an mpr0mptu torch-light
narade Fully fifteen thousand Yeople attended
lie meeting which followed. One hundred guns
were fred. company OF 100 colored men were
IN thp
The New York herald., 1872-08-10
WHITE ON BLACKS.

A Member OF tho st. Domingo Commits.
sion Replies to Summers Recent State
ment in Reference to Ora nt's Trea TIM mt
of Fred Douglass.
ALBANY, N. Y, August Q, 1872.
Mr.. Andrew d. White who was member of
the st. Domingo Commission, on the Sd inst adj
dressed letter TO the Rev. J. W. Lognen Bishop Of
the African Methodist Episcopal Church. in which
he replies to the statements In the late letter OF
Senator Sumner concerning the Ill treatment OF
Fred Douglass by that Commission lie says the
President attached two secretaries 30 tho conimis
sion, selecting General Sige as one and
Fred Douglass as the other, ignoring a
large number Of white men who wanted
the position Orders were then given
which were known to proceed from the President
that Douglass should be treated rs honorahly and
persons In the expedition. Douglass was given a
room in the Admirals cabin, adjoining those of the
Commission, and was assigned position at table
in the Admirais dining room with the Commission,
and was treated In all respects as well as the best
during the stay OF the Commission at the st. Do
minican capital Douglass lived at their house and
sat at their table.
After landing at Charleston this treatment con-
tnued. When they were embarked upon the POtO-
mac steamer the Commissioners, having seated
themselves at the public table, found that Douglass
was not with them. On inquiry they learned that he
had been refused admittanco 10 the dining room on
account Of his color. Having demonstrated against
this In vain, the Commissioners and all Immediately
connected with them left the table. On arriving in
Washington both Douglass ana Sigel left for their
homes, their duties having ended. 1t was then
that the Commission were invited to dine with the
President, and had Douglass and Sige been In the
city Mr.. White has no doubt they woiid have been
great surprise that Mr.. Sumner should have per-
ve. ted the facts in the case so grossly.
The New York herald., 1872-08-10
MR. WICKHAM's RESIGNATION.

To THE DEMOCRATIC Rpro--. uENERAL COMMIT
TEE:-
In January last, when you unanimously elected
me your chairman, accepted the position with the
distinct avowal on my part "that it should not be
a committee organized In the interests OF any one
man or set of men and subject to their manipula-
ton, but committee whose labOrs should
be unceasing In behalf OF reform and
the best interests Of the democratic
party" Recent events have convinced me
that effort is making to use the organization as
an instrument OF personal ambition, and this, too
by methods that not only sacrifice democratic prn-
cipes but will put in extreme peril, If not utterly
ruin tho movements for reform in this city. While
ready at all times to employ my best energies in
secOndIng for our city an honest wise aud efficient
government also desire to use every honorable
effort to aid In the election OF Horace Greeley
aud B. Gratz Brown, the candidates OF the
democratic party for President and Vice President.
Believing that fidelity to the cause OF municipal
reform Is entirely compatible with allegiance to the
democratic party, cannot consent to remain at
the head OF an organization, some OF whose prom
inent members are willing to combine with Its
enemies for the defeat OF its national candidates.
After careful consideration, and In accordance
with the advice OF friends in whose Judgment l
conlde, and with full appreciation OF the many
acts of kindness and courtesy have received from
the committee, beg leave to tender my resigna-
ton its chairman, to take effect RON this date
w. II. WICKHAM.
NEW YORK, August 8. 1872
The New York herald., 1872-08-10

The French band--the best foreign band that has
ever played In this country-performcd last night
at the armory of the Twenty second regiment in
presence OF crowded and enthusiastic assemblage.
1t was their last appearance here prior to their de-
parture for their native soil, and whether In their
musical peregrinations their luck pecunariy has
been good or ill., but one opinion can exist in refer
ence to their merits OF all the combinations that
the Boston Jubilee attracted the French band de-
cidedy carried the honors, and their brief tour has
tended to confirm the favorable impression
their performances 80 descrvedy created
at that colossal entertainment. Personally the
members of La Garde RepuDlicaine Band every
where won hosts Of friends, and in cities which they
visited as strangers they would be heartily well
coined as friends. The spacious arm0ry was last
night crowded to the doors, and on making their
appearance the Frenchmen were greeted with
ringing cheers. II seemed that the programme an
nounccd could not be performed, as the music had
through some mistake been already packed away
and sent on board the steamer. But an exceed
ingly choice, and, II anything, better selection,
was gwen, TO the intense qualification OF the
the ''Marscillaiscn with splendid erect, awakening
great enthusiasm in all parts OF the building. The
iettou and other operas and in the course OF the
evening NJ. Sylvestre played c0rnet solo In
brilliant style. During the interval Messrs Laion,
Provot, Narchand, COquiat, Dreyfus and Mercier-
a committee representing the French residents
assembled tho stand occupied by the band for the
purpose of presenting testimonial. M. MERCER
delivered the address, In the course OF which he
observed that the time had now arrived when they
could publicly congratulate the band upon the
success they had obtained in this country,
aud also when they could thank the Amer-
can people for their generous Appreciation After
COMMUNICATING tho French artists upon the ability
which they had everywhere displayed M. Mercier
concluded by presenting, on behalf Of the COM
They were In all fifty five members, and as the
name OF each one was called out he modesty al.
yanced to accept the handsome token-in the
shane OF q golden lyre-which was fastened on his
breast. Tie souvenirs presented to NM. Pauus
and Maury were studded with diamonds. Cheer
followed cheer, and while it lasted the scene was
suggestive OF sincere affection, patriotism and
earnest appreciation. The band played with
renewed spirit and as the last echoes died away
the recollection of the delightful strains sank
deeply into the hearts OF all. La Gardc Republi-
| caine Band will sail for France day by the
ateainar WashiuQtOn.
The New York herald., 1872-08-10
TIE PRESIDENTS RETURN.
Journey Of President Grant and His Friends
nom Lake George to Albany -Rsceptionists
Welcome tho Travellers at Cohoss
and Albany-The Departure
for New York.

ALBANY, N. Y, August Q, 1872.
The Presidential party left Lake George early
this morning and arrived at Glens Falls at ten A.
NJ, when the usual demonstrations, Including the
inevitable public reception and hand shaking took
place at the Rockwell House.
At two O'Clock p. NJ. the party started for Sara
toga and spent few hours at the renowned water.
ing place. which the President thinks not half as
enjoyable as Long Branch for summer resort.
After enjoying the hospitalitcs OF Congress Hall
ana enduring soms reception mlseres the Presi-
deht ana MS friends again took the train for Al
bany, so as TO connect with the night boat here for
New York.
At halfpast five this evening the Republican Com
mittee held Il meeting at their rooms on Broadway
and arranged that several Of their members should
start out as . reception committee to meet the
President at The junction, some sixteen miles above
this city, and tender him a reception. The party
started at six O'CLOCK and soon after arrived at the
junction. 1t consisted OF ex-senator Ramsey,
CHARLES +. Smith, William Keyse, G. p Easton, DR..
w. IL. Craig, Captain Thompson, Frank Chamber
lain, Charles T. Ratbone and several private ctl-
zens Of Albany. At the depot met Supervisor
butcher, OF New York, but as he was only "New
Yorker" he would not join the Albany party to
meet the President. Mr.. Lathrop, chairman OF the
committee, remained in Albany to organize re-
ocPuOH ProCeSSOu. INC hDOVe-HenClOneu paft1eS
were joined at Cohoes by Mayor Johnston and four
Aldermen OF that town.
The receptionists met the Presidential party at
the junction ut q quarter to eight O'Clock and were
duly introduced, and then Mayor Johnston ad-
dressed the President few well chosen words Of
welcome to Cohoes The Mayor was followed by
Senator Ramsey with similar address on behalf
OF the people OF Albany.
The President made q Enthusiastically brief
reply to both gentlemen and their accompan wing
delegations, and then the train moved on to Al
bany. There the party were met by John G. Burch
president OF the Albany Board OF Aldermen, who,
IN the absence OF the Mayor, extended to the Pres
dent the official welcome of the city.
Half the people Of the city Of Albany gathered
around the depot, and, headed by brass band, as
usual, conveyed tile distinguished guests of an hour
to the boat Drew, which soon afterwards took its
departure amid tremendous cheering.