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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20 BEEF CATTLE
lfHi,r market was steady and s'rcng
the first OF the week, and since Thur .
iay he receipts have been short of
the d, mand, and the prices have AL
vaBced 50a15c. per GENITAL, the mark
ct closing strong There are few
shipping cattle offered. AMI prices are
merely nominal We quote shipping
cattle at 50a rs; extra beeves al
common at 3 50a4 90 per Genital live
weight.
SHEEP.-The demand exceeds the
supply, and the market is quick and
firm at 00a6 80 per Genital for com
mon to prime.
! HoGs.--The receipts have been
Hight. ani prices have advanced 35c.
per GENITAL during the week, closing al
4 6014 s., gross, for light to heavy
averages. One lot, averaging Az
pounds. sold to-day at 500 gross.
/ & FLOUR-Dpmand fair and marke
firm family sc 65a7 90.
GRAIN Wheat quiet and un-
clanged: red l Sal So. Com
steady, with a moderate demand; ear
46I47c. Rve dull and prices droop
ing at S6aSSc. Oats. demand ;aiI
and market firm at 3Sa45c. Barle,
quiet and unchanged
GROCERIES-Uuchanged
OILS-Linseed, demand fair and
market firm at S3aS6c: lard. den and
fair and market firm at S5aSSc.
PRODUCE-Eggs steady with q
moderate demand at 25c. Butter
quiet aud unchanged. Cheese quiet
and unchanged
PROVISIONS-Pork. demand
light; holders firm at Sl3 so. Lard
demand light; holders firm at 9a9sc
Bulk meats, stocks withdrawn antic
ipating higher prices; large sales tc
spectators of si,ies at 63a7c, for cleal
rib and clear shoulders quiet at ia
5s sales for March latter rate; becon
demand good for full prices for sides
sales 45 hhds. at 7aa8c; now held 81
SaS4c; shoulders held at 6ac.
HOGS-Demand fair and prices
advanced; butchers paid 4 Toad 90
receipts. 2300.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 90 Wheat
The market is very strong; No l rc,
winter is held at | so, and No 2 red
winter at l AZ Corn--the market is
quiet held at 52c Oats-Are stead,
with a moderate demand; offered al
44c. for No. l.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
MATILDA EI.TCHER.

we are in receipt of note from the
above lady in which we are informed
that she will deliver her lecture. entitled
MEN AND :nlR WHiMs," at Beerys'
Hall. on wednesday evening. February
9TH. Miss Fletcher comes highly rec
nmended by leatlirg men and papers
uf the West. We quite:
Henry OCornor. the Attorney -Gener-
al of Iowa, himself an orator, writes -
Matilda Fletcher Is Il most captivating
s elker, brilliant, logical and WITTY
one possesses the rare and happy art.
af uttering the most pronounced and
po-itive sentiments. in such n way as
not to offend the bitterly prriuIice, /:
While il is sure to win all " ho have the
least claim to candor.
,'She never fails to command the un-
divided attention of any audiences.
'She is lady ofsurpassing eloquence.'
Chicago Post. t-.-.
''ller correct and impressive elocutiOn
-nchaiued the audience; while the line
manages, vigorous sentiment and sharp
its OF the lecture elicited deep and un-
ailing on."-Chicago Republican.
"She is Il handsome and talen ed young
ady. Her lecture was received with
lose attention aud applause by the au-
iience, and abounded in good sense. Wit,
ma earnest patiIos. st. Paul Press.
This is the way the Sterling Qll.) Ga .
Zette describes Matilda Fletcher, the ell
.qaent Western Orator:
The lecture by Matilda Fletcher, at
r'"rwe.l Hall, on Wednesday evening.
Dec 9Th, lS7 l. on" Men and their Whim>.'
was well attended. Ilfiagine Il form
erect but plant, iull but teplete with
tural grace; Il quetply head With soft
'uhurn curis clustering over the white
classic brow eyes whose eloquent fire
are Blended with Il sutdued tenderness
>nlail sensitive MOUTH The delicate lii :
Of which quivered with the intensity
III heartfelt emotion when giving utter
.inre to her belief in whit she considers
tilc truth anu right; Il presence inspired
with the spirit ot an undaunted but true
"onan, whose contact with the public
.irs not caused her To lose one particle OF
w"nanly deilcary or self res pect-im-
sine this presence clothed in IL flo "
my robe OF black velvet. with hut little
o.nament;ttion. and you have Matilda
ietcIer."
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

will be at his rooms in the Pierson House.
Upper San,.usky, Jan. 26th 81 9th. Per-
sons wishing treatment will please call
early, as my office is unusually crowded
in the afternoon. My motto is "first
come, first served. Good reference will
be given. Sufficient to remove all
doubts from the most skepticai: : call and
see. Demonstration is the tibet OF
time" Is there any virtue in suffering ?
by delay? hint to the wise is suffi-
cient. See advertisement in another
column.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
w. a. WLOM AM

CorRT MATTERs.-The following is a
by the Court. Furnished by our ,ieportei !:
Mahala HuSsey ". Josiah Gibson et.al
This was an faction by the plaintiff o
quiet title which she Il timed was iIi her
favor. til certain real estat. sol, in bank
ruptcy hy the asSignees of William. Jn7
slab and Robert Gibson. The plaintiff
claimed that Josiah Gibson. her father.
held the title in trust for her and THAT
CONSEQUENTLY nothing passed to the as
signee> in bankruptcy. judgment for
plaintiff. ~cribner. Gris.ll 81 Kali for
plaintiff Noble & ars for defcn liant.
Laura Stal er KS Fred Schaefer. Ac-
tiou for damroes under the new liquor
law. Jury disa .rrei. Grisell and Kali
for plaintiff. D ,rsy & Berry and Mckelly
& Hoyt for defendants.
Maria Irwin VS. Michael O'Donnell -
Action Tor .iamaess under new liquor
law. Verdict. S75 for plaintiff. GriSeil
& Kali for plaintiff Berry & Berry and
McKelly & IIoyt for defendents.
Mary J. Holm VS. Zelotus G. Murray.
After trial had progressed 81 neti,nA this
case was continued on the hefendent's 5
application on account of sickness of a
material witness. J.. u. Sears for plain
tiff. McKelly & Hoyt for def't.
Mary A. Healey VS. The Chicago Life
lns. Co. Action on a policy of life in
surance. Verdict of Sl.O6s.5O for plain
tiff. Grisell and Kali for plaintiff. SAM
som. MrKrliy and Iloyt tor def't.
Charles NJ Orr VS. Thomas Clark. Ac
tion on promiSory note. Continued af-
ter tria! had progressed. on defendants
merton plaintiff took leave to file amend
ell pciitition inStanter. Defendants
leave to answer in SD days and plaintiff $
leave to reply in % days thereafter Ber-
rv and Berry tor plaintiff, McKelly and
Hoyt for def't.
D. Ballet W Joseph Maskey. Action
on IA promi>ory note given i'm Payment
OF Il sin roof put on defendants building
by plaintiff. Plaintiff claims damages
on account of de Fl ct in sald roof. YER
diets for Plaintiff $50. McKelly and
Hoyt for Plaintiff. Berry and Berry for
| deft.
Laura A. Lahey VS. Martin Lahey. Ac-
tion for divorce on account of extreme
cruelty and drunkenness. Petition dis
missed. Berry and Berry tor petitioner
and McKelly and Hoyt for def't.
Elizabeth Nye VS. Aaron Nye. Peti-
| tiOn for divorcr-SettIpd Grispll afd
Kali for plaintiff, j. D. Sears for def't. >.
Elizabeth Nye VS.. William Ogg. Same
us above ~.
Angeline Blain1 VS. James Blain. Peti
tior for divorce. Discussed without
prejudice. McKelly and Hoyt for petit
toner.
Mary Barrett VS. g. Fl. Hunt. Action
on promisory note. Settled at plaintiff
costs. McKelly aad Hoyt tor plaintiff.
Grisell and Kali for d.,f't.
In the ease OF the State of0l,fo against
Mrs. Wagner and Mr Caster, charged
with heing aeconplfces in tffe poisoning
OF Il. Wagner, the Grand Juts brought
in an indictment of murder in the frs
degree. The case is continued and q;
the defendants are not bailable, they are
confined IN the county Jail.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
SCHOOL EXAM INERS NOTICE
TO TEACHERS

THE Board of Sch col Examiners
l. Wy andot County will meet for IT,.
examInat ion of Teachers in the Court
Room at Upper Sandusky. as follows:
Onth lst aud Sd Saturdays of seq tepi
Der, Oc ctober. November. March, April and
May, and on the lst Saturdays Of all other
months
No certificate will be frtnid except q
regular meeting. nor will any be granted
uniess the applicant appears in person and
submits to an examination.
Written testimonial. of moral character
will be rqquired of all applicants. and those
who bayr taught, will be required to pre-
sent testimonials from the Local Directors
Of, ehe school last taught, showing success
IN teaching, de-.
examinations to eommenee at 9o'clock
a. NJ at which time all applicants are ex
pacted To De present.
D. A. KUHN. Presideat.
! n D. EAsA CIsta
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

est as was the case last Saturday, they
gree of coul tesy and we are quite con-
fident that If the aforesaid meeting had
occi rrerl when Sheriff Myers was a can
didate for reelection he would not have
been so Indifferent to the feelings and
comfort of the members of our Agrieul-
tural Association, but we imagine thai
he would Ilave prepared the. office with {"
warm fire and thrown the door wid'
open,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Butter Il Eggs Report of the New
York Semi-Weekly Tribune.
Jan . 26th 1872.


II will he seen from the following Re
port OF the Butter & egg market that it
is in an unhea. thy State and difficult To
give prices or tell where the decline viii
stop:
BUrTER-Receipts for the week 4. 122
Packages more than last week, lille the
very choice Bitter Is lessening III guam
ity and rather strenathuing in price. We
regard the general market Is weak. in
consequence ofthe feavy receipts. Can.
any has sent Il little to try oar market.
but it has not been sold and cannot be
saved at u loss. hollis ancumuIate and
are lower, the trade in them being any
any dull. We note 40 half bb :. Ohio
q Wisconsin Rolls q l4c and lot @
15c.
EGGs-Receipts for the week GG3 more
packages than for. last week. Wnen
Eggs are dcclinin. or &c Per day it is
difficult 10 fix upon any one price as the
quotations OF that day to say nothing of
to-ihorrow. We could instance offers to
sell today q 81 What the price will he
when this appears we will not conjecture
new laid Eggs are coming freely from all
Quarters. Canada, this State. the Ness
and South and when they once begin to
decline Grocers help tncm on by pur .
chasing only Ole bbl. at a time expecting
to get them cheaper next day.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
From Forest.

At recent meeting the citizens OF
r'or"-t, Ohic passed tile following resolu
ton which explain thems' Ives:
Whereas. 1t has become necessary fer
the protection of Ourselye, and our prop
trty against thieves AMI outlaws. that tie
laws should lie enforced To the utmost
extent. and that Il ,:ni ed ,etermined and
bold stand be taken by all good citizens
against wrong and i'm favor of right in
order to establ iSh justice and public safe
ty and blot ont the un-enviable notoriety
OF our village; therefore. he it
Resolued. lst. That we, the citizens OF
Forest. and surrounding country and
villages. do. hereby. cr5ai.ize ourselves
into 4 mutual Protection and Rctorma-
tory society"
2d. That the officers of this Society
consists OF President. Vice President
Secretary. treasurer and two Sentinels
to lie elected by the Society to serve fol
one year.
81. That any citizen may become &
member of this Society who is known
not to be in sympathy with lawbreak-
erS, and who tirmiy and without re-
rve endorses the objects AMI aims of
the society, and signs his Name to these
Re>olu lions.
4th. That each and every one who may
join the Society shall be entitled to tine
protection OF the Society as u comrade
/ anu we pledge our sacred homer to stand
firmly ami boldly by our comrades in
ell their endtavors TO enforce the laws
! and break up the gang of gamblers
thieves. pickpockets, highway robbers
and other outlaws that are Known To ex-
ist in tnis town and vicinity; or. any
others tiIat nty come here To III olest the
peace and good order of our village 'ol
vicinity.
9th That i'm order to defr,,y expenses o
prosecution, or any other EXPENSES tt
the accomplishments of the end in yicw
We pledge ourselves to pay the am)unt:
set opposite our respective name4 as il
tay be needed to meet expense.
etn. That in order to insu re the sue
cesSinl working of his suciety. We pledg -
entire and profound secrecy in regard t.
the movements aud proceeding of the
Society. or the strategy ami plans adopt
ell to bring outlaws To justice ever keep
| ing our mouths muiiied, but our eyes ano
/ ears open; viSilant anu discreet in STRAIT
egy, bold and determined in action.
9TH. That traitors and spies be hereby
notitieu not to Join this Society, us tn'
atmosphere isdecidedly unhealthy tor al
such, and any member who may carry
news TO the enemy" shall be promptly
expelled and considered an enemy
sth. That none but regular member
shall be allowed IN the deli berations o
tile Society,
9th, The above re. olutions may b.
Changed ut any time Dy Il Two third vot
OF the Society.
G. w MAXFIELD; President.
S. F. MOORE, Sec'y.
Signed by IS vi the leading citizens o
Forest and vacinIIy. and the Society ha'
had but two meetings. About SlOJ sub.
scriGed.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
2sOe CERTIFICATES OF CURE

From honest Farmers. Mechanics and Merchants
ROME OF them the most emiE"nt leading profss lou
men and " omen Of education aud refinement In
country. may be our office
Under date OF MArcII - lion Horace Greeley. o
the y W York Tribune. wrie>; j. Ball. of QUO city
i a scienti,us and ponsibe man. who ia inca.
pahie Of Intentional deception or impo-itiOn
Prof W Merrick. Of Lexington, Ry., wrote Apri
2iih 1853. VIII out my peet"eles I pen you ihi
note: alter u>inS the Patent lvOty Eve Cups thu
teen days and its morning peru-ed the entire con
tents OF bai1y NewsDspsr, and all with the un-
rally am greatful to your noble invention. ma,
Heaven bless and preserve you have been usin.
spectacles tM enii years; l am seventy-one years
old. Truly Yours,
REV. JOSEPH SMITH Maiden, Mass, cured oi
Partial Blindness Of Is years Standing. in min
ute by the Patent Ivory Eye tups.
L. ELLIS. late MAYOR of Dayton. Ohio wrote
US Nov 18th. IS69; | have tested the Patent Ivory
Eye Cups. and am satisfied they goo'i. l an
pleased with them; they are the Greatest Invention
All persons wishing for full particulars certif-
Gates oil Gu es prices &c will please send your all
dress TO aud We sill send our Treaties the
Eye. Of forty pages, free, by return mail
Dr.J BALL a co. P. o. 70. s5I. No. sl Liberty
Street, Nkw YoKE.
For the worst cases of MYoPrA. or NE AR SIGHT
EDNEss, use our New Patent MyOpic Attachments.
applied to the Patent IVORY EYE CUPS, has proved
a certain cure Tor this disease.
send for pam iIhlets AZ d certifcates-free. Waste
no more money BY adjusting huge glasses on your
face.
Employren for ali. A gents W ,nted for the new
Patent ImpIoved Ivory Eye cups, just introduce
sai the market. The success is unparalleled by any
other article. Ali persons out of employment, OF
those wishing To improve. their crcun,stanc :,
whether gentlemen OF ladies. make respectable
living al this light aud easy employment Hun
dreds of agents making from IS To so A DAY
To Ii agents 20 gee~ will be guaranteed In
fIrm.iion furnished receipt OF twenty cents-tt,
pay the cost of hitting materials and return
postage Address: Dr- J. BALL X 20, L o. BOX
s51 No. 81 Liberty Street. NEW YoRK.
No. LILY
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

FRESH Garden, F.ow +, Tree and SIN ub,
Evergreen fruit and Herb seeds, Prepaid hy
Mail complete and ju.licious assortmen {.
a5 sorts ofeither class 81 10. The SIN classes
Q5U packets for $5 90 Also. an immense $. ock
OF one ear grated Fruit Trees, small Fruits,
Frust Stocks, \ oung Fruit. ornamental ami
Evergreen Seedlings, Bulbs, Roses. vines,
House and Border Plslnts &c, the most complete
assortment in America. Prepaid by mail.
Priced Catalogues to any address, also tri,ic
2ist, gratis. Seeds on Commission Agents wan
ted. b. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nur-eries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth. Mas,. Estib-
Iished 1872. 6y
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

FIRE.-A house belonging to Mrs.
George, and occupied by Mr.. Shaw.
on Herry street, near the bridge, was
burned this morning The. fire was
discovered at about half past five. 1t
breaking out on the roof at the chin
tiey. As it vas very cold and water
vas hard TO reach. the engines did not
get to work until tue house was pret-
~ well burned. When the fire was
first discovered the neighbors carried
out and saved all the furniture
Tittin Tribune.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
DR.. N, B, BriSline.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Upper sandus-
Ohio. Office in Beerys' Block, second 60 r.
formally the Office of Dir. U. Ferris.
A CARD.-I have sold my heuse and iot and
transferred my ohice to Dr. N. B. BrIsbine, OF
Lancaster, Pa. Dr Brisbine WAS Assistant Sur
geon in the 123d Regiment for u considerable
time, and was with me in the 18th o. Y. l. and
1884 o. ". +, for more than two years. am in
timately acquainted with him and can cheerful
}y and heartily recommend him to all my former
patrons as a gentleman, II man we'll posted In
his profession, as a kind. reliable and attentive
physician, one to whom my friends with
safety and confidence, con1ide tilt nselyes OF
families in sickness. -. FERRIS.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. "a, 1s72-ly
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

AGRICULTURAL ELECIIoN.-Pu.s sl,ant
to notice. the Annual Election for oili-
GERS of the Wyanlos County A2ricultu-
raj Society. took place on Saturday af-
ternoon. at the Court House, with the
following result:
President. Med NJ. Carey; Vice Pres
ident. c. Berry. Jr..
Managers-C. Culver. Geo Kenan,
Thos. Campbell. Robt. McBeth. Behja-
min Williams, w. Hedges.
There was really no contest and ey-
erything passed off very Satisfactorally
The officers elected are all well known
gentlemen and the interests of the So
ciety will not suffer in their hands. In
fact amy of the candidates would have
honored the position for which they as
Dired
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
NOTICE.

have placed all my notes and a.
counts in the h ands of Grisell L. Kali,
who are authorized to collect and receipt
for them. All persons indebted to me
are respectfully requested to make pay
fnent to them with as little delay as pos
sible.
o. FERRIS.
Jan. 1s72-at
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

FATAL ACCIDnNT-A dispatch from
Amelia, OHIO, January 26th ult.,
says:
Our community was deeply shock
ed, yesterday afternoon, atthe finding
of the dead body of little Johnnie
Morse, a precoclous, bright little iel
low OF 15, in the woods near this
place. He was out hunting, and was
shot dead instantly, it is believed,
by the accidental discharge of his
gun in his own hands,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

Travels IN EUROPE. "--Arranse- e.
ments are being ma'le by which we hope
to secure one or. two lectures on the
above interesting subject, by Miss Jear-
nette Alex inder. Due notice of time
and place will be given.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
Pittsbnrg Live stock Market

EAST LIBERTY, Jan. 80 Beef attle
Tine arrivals were light with the
prospects fair; The best sold at 6 00a
t. 5O. End stockers at 50a4 So.
SIEEP.-The arrivals were heavy.
with the prospects fair; sales were
made of the best at 00a7 30, mpdi
um at 6 C0a6 80, aad common at 5 co
a5 SO
Hoes The arrivals were fair, and
the prospects are fair; sales were made
of Philadelphia hogs at 90, aud
Workers at 4 70a4 80
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
5EH HBRE
EEad This I
SoCURE 40 P4Yi

~ II HOADLEY. ". d . The celebrated phys
ician will he at Upper Sandusky, Ohio, DE-
cember 1st and 81, Io,l, and once in four week
from the above dates, where the sick and al
iicted are invited to call and the symptoms an
location OF cir diseases ported out free %
charge The doctor will not give encourage
men where there is not a corresponding pros
pect OF successful treatment. Patients have
the choice of paving when they receive pres
criptions I'd medicines, or by securing pay
ment, will only he required to pay when cure'l
DIR HOADLY will treat the following dis-
eases with strict reference TO the application
of remedies for each particular disease viz
consumption. Asthma. Dyspc sia, DroDSy, Pal
pitatcn OF the Heart Liver complaint Spleen
Kidneys, Rheumatism, and Cont. Neuralgia
tdrrlI Gravel Epilepsy or Failing sickness. Par
aly>i>. inii gcstion, Splitting OF Bloo'l. Genera
Debility. Piles, Cancer. Jaun'lice. Enlargement
of the Joints. Rupture or Hernia, .Opthalmis
Lumbago. Disc tse> orthe Spine, ScroIuiI, am
impurities OF the blood.
ar. Hoadley has the advantages of a thorcug
SnowIelge of both the Mineral AMI Botaniea
treatment. ith important Information obtail
ed rom ceieL,-ated Indian Physicians oil v.iri
Gus tribes la tbs west, with twenty nve year
experience in treating both Acute and ChronH
diseases. with degree OF success urequalie-
by anv other Physician. In proof OF the abOv
m,,ny hunirc,is treated by him and resorted t,
health as reference. Hll OF whom have been
treated by other Physicians and proneunced In
curable.
TO THE LADIES'
Tie Doctor has given his special attention 70
4 number OF years to the diseases peculiar l.
your sex. II YOU have tr ed in vain thus far 70
relief from your suflering-. let me invite you l.
...lll aud sec me when opportunity Offers. AMI l'
convinced :or you sely1s, that there Is = ren,d
anil a physieiIn-one who will with LncrrinF
kill point out every pain, and with magi
hand restore the lustre 81 your eyes. anil biooH.
IN your cheek. This Is not the place tn nam
YOUR ailments or describe the diseases that ar
silently undermining your health and hipPI
ness: but rest assured we have \ remedy Tor
your every I'll. a panacea fer all your suoertnss
Ia an zee. Remember the days and place
There arc few Physicians that have had ths
success that IS always attended nT Practice
Ii Is true that have failed in few extreme "a
SIS or where patients have nos continued t"aat
ment for sufficient lei g-h OF time, or hsy fail
d to comply with prescriptions IRON .nterier-
ence of other, caTlessness on their art.
Is there virtue in suaerinsY Is vour prospect
of recovery increased 10y delays A hint TO the
wise is sufficient.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

PERsoNAL.-On Friday last NE had the
pleasure of forming the acquaintance ot
John Naylor, Esq. OF Marion. Ohio. the
architect OF Mr.. Rush fowler'S residence,
which he completed few days ago. We
are informed that this residence, in fin
ish and style, is the finest in Wyando:
rouotv
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01
From tb'o Mansfield Herald.

NJ .HFIELD Oct. i;h ISL
DIR. G. r. IToArLErN-lJE SIR: l have Lecn
30 much preJu iced 'Ieainst travelling physicians
that only called you ont OF curiosity. ami
fro n the fact u AZ I had loSt pretty much all
confidence IL ali Others. as l. had employed =
hummer Of ne hest PHI ysicians since the frst
May anS continue to fail In strength and flesh
losing ever fo. ty pounds of flesh and WAS con
slider 81 in the last stages OF Consumption. ".
ri'.nds dill not think / would survive tho fret
Inter months The minute description yoL
gave oi my condition, with encoGra GEM NJ OF =
successful treatment. concluded % see what
YOU could do for me, and am happy 10 inform.
you that have gained eleven AMI q nalf poun =
In four weeks. Ny health IL go far recovered
that begin to feel more like myself aud sooi
expect to be well again.
Yours IS ever, JOHN SHANNON.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-02-01

THOSE wanting clothing should read
the notice of Mr.. Widman;, He has un-
questionably the hest stock of Goods in
town and means business for he never
blows.