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Alexandria Boarding school.

THE twenty-fth annual session of this institution will
l. commence the ID OF the ensuing month. The col
lection Of philosophical and chemical apparatus. which
previously large has been increased during the pres
ent vacations and complete laboratory has been
ed up and the astronomical Observatory rendered more
efficient And the number of students being limited to
forty all of whom board in the family OF the subscriber,
and there being four resident teachers constantly devoted
instruction. besides the teacher of Latin and Greek
teacher of French, and the teacher OF drawing good
opportunity, it is believed is afforded for rapid advance
ment in literature and science.
For board, lodging, washing, and tuition $50 for the
school year of months, onebat payable at the
mencement the other at the middle OF the term.
Latin and Greek, French drawing, $50 year extra.
For further particulars see circulars
BENJAMIN HALLOWELL
SeDt28 -eO3t
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Q1S0 REwARD.-Ran AVA, from the subscriber near

Cs1 SO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
ID lCO Luray, Page county, Virginia. the 9Th inst,
boy named Aaron He is very black, 70 years of
about feet or inches high, has down look when
ken very thick lips aud heavy tongue He had when
he LETT domestic kersey irock faded black color.
broad brm white hat and other clothing with him.
collected The above reward of $50 will be given should
he be appehended OF the State. and 500 taken
State, that may get him again. All reasonable charges
will be paid ii delivered to me at Ipray.
Aaron left in company with sprghty yellow boy, red
complexion red hair, and spotted lace; tall
Aaron heavier made Both OF above boys good
coopers. WM A. CHAPMAN,
Sept. 22-tf Luray, Page county, Virginia.
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~ In accordance with his usual CUSTOM STEVENS
again presents the citizens OF the metropolis with the New
York fall fashion Tor genemens hats, lie would announce
some Improvements in the manufacturing, and also
entirely new styles of trimmings
In presenting the fashionable sold by Beebe Costar
in New York, STEVENS does contne his
that shape but has tor sale the shapes that others sell in this
city.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call and
examine my stock at No. Browns Hotel
Sept 22-6tcof Nj. II. STEVENS
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TUCKER s. DANIEL successors OF Tucker s. Son,
i merchant taors, three doors Of Browns Hotel
having just opened their fall supply of cloths cassimees
and vcsngs, beg leave invite the attention of their
and citizens generally thereto They think their
sorment for quality and taste cannot be surpassed by
establishment here elsewhere and, their prices,
they pledge themselves sell low such articles they
offer be purchased anywhere.
They offer, Also of fancy articles such
gloves Stocks cravats suspender under garments dress
ing gowns, &c.
Sept 27-3taw3w
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C,TOVEs Crates, and Hardware. now have in store
- large assortment of the approved and ates
style and CRATES in suited to this market, OF
various kinds and patterns for wood and coal. Radiators
this fall, ars very handsome. have Beebes cook ing
ranges the in Also the self acting stoves which
know will half the fuel from the common air
tight good assortment of the American airtgh
cooking sove of which the agent of this place
genuine except those with brick bae-ove hardware
&c, selling cheap for cash. O., WOODWARD,
Sept 2l-6d Between 10th and ll,h srs., Penn
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T1uR RENT and possession given the first of August
L brick house on street. between 10th and Ilth streets.
with a back kitchen-both containing ten rooms and a
the premises or to j. j. Joyce, his grocery, OF
+ and 18th streets, or to MICH O'BRIEN,
JuIy 2G-eodf 18th and l. streets
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CPLENDID Fall and Winter Goods.--The subscribers
= are now daily receiving full and general
the elegant French English and India fancy goods,
well the most complete stock OF staple and useful
tcles before offered their friends having taken
than usual in making their selections from the
recent importatons of New York and Philadelphia. In
dress goods we hume
IS pieces of fancy silks, styles
Is do French cash. d Ecosse, very rich
so do Scotch do very cheap
IL do black boiled gro de rhnes silks
10 do do plain and striped Pekn silks
70 do real French merinos, every shade
5 do damask satin de chine, entirely
do broche Paris alcyones also entirely
do satin striped tyrienne, do
80 do styles mousselines de laine
Is do high colored polka muslins
s do Al rich colored velvets, for visites, &c.
80 do white and colored Grape shawls, very cheap
Together with general every article
line. r. H. HOOE & CO.
Sept 26-d2wif
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Metropolitan Standard Autumn, Is4s.

IENTLEMEN'S HATS.-In presenting the hat for the
VI season. the under sgned would remark that gentlemen
will its distinctive character in the elegance
of its form graceuness of outline, and in improvement
manu- Due attention has been given these i'm
portan points, with nothing else will progressive pub
lie IA ste and the exgenc of the times be satisfied
WILLIAM B. TODD,
Fashionable halter. six doors of Browns Hotel
Sent loft Pennsylvania avenue.
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18th September, n gold pencil

r OsT, Monday, 25th September, n gold pencil
case with pen and pencil in it the head with
A topaz or Imitation. suitable reward will be paid on
its being returned Charles Petit, the Treasury De-
pnrment.
Sept. 27-3~
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To the Graduates OF West Point.

very desirable situation is open to who can pro.
"A duce satisfactory testimonials from the faculty Of the
u. s M. A. his ability discharge properly the du-
ties of instructor OF and professor natural science
Nc Apply the editor of this paper, postage pad)
Sept 27-3t*
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NEW GooDs.-Just opened avery choice lot Of French
and English cloths casmeres, and We ings of the la
test pate rms purchns ed North within the week.
which am prepared to make up 10 order in the most
modern vie, short notice, and cheap tor cash
prnctual customers.
Also handsome assortment of dress and fancy articles
for geulenens wear.
TO all which would respectfully invite the attention Of
my friends and the public generally.
SAM'L FOWLER,
Sept Ig-eo2w Next door to Jackson Hall.
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GADsBY's NEW HOTEL.
Corner oC Pennsylvania avenue aud Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington city.
Aug. l-eodlyif
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WYNN. NJ. srEUARr, late of the Pension Once. offer
wv his services as agent, Tor procuring bounty lands
scrip, and pensions
Office doors Of w HARRIS Hotel, Washington, d. G.
July 2l-eodu
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FOR THE
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The best cfer yet made!

AL.te size Portrait of Gen. Zachary Tay-
lor,
7'weuty eight inches aOide dy thirty inches
long.
Colored, " i'll be given as premium to
sny person forwarding $3 IN advance tor
ooe year's subscription TO Godey's Lady :
Book--or any person 10 arrears for one or
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The oniy correct likeness Of General Tay-
Tor ever given to The american public
This Portrait is pronounced by the
press work of art that has never heen
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ness, the following testimony is ohered:-
NEW YoRK, May, lS47.
we. the undersigned, officers of the U:
$. Army, being personally acquainted
with Cen. Taylor, consider the above por-
trait To be a correct fikeness.
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ntry.
X. "A. Luther. Capt. ID Regt. OF ArliI
lery.
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j. NJ. FoHs, Surgeon U. $. Navy.
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Sheaif's S Sale.

DY virtue of a writ Sd Pluris Vendi
ID issued from the Court of commo n
Pleas Of wyandot County Ohio, aud TO me
directed, ] will offer for public sale at
the door OF the court House in the town
oiUpper Sapdusky in said county,on Tues
day the 2lst day of November next be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. Nj. and a
O'Clock p. NJ. ofsaid day, the following de
scribed properly to wit: 10 Lots az and
73, in the town OF McCuicbensyille, 10
said county. Taken and levied upon as
the property Of Henry Houpt, to satisfy
ssid wri, in favor of James X. Dunlap, and
sgainst said lIoupt and George Eaton.
THOMAS BAIRD, Sheriff.
October l3, ls4e.-l-4t.
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W." ~ ~ =, .an.y h,s as
p"O''e"e' ~, ..,,av a,;on sLall occur IN
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80" NJ road;no community,
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"'"' wit rr,",, ,s ,h,.
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~, M years
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'""',""' w. ~" 1, ''.', ..,,,a snJiJ a,,J
,',,.,
49,, IA. .b.ravnt circulatpd ia,
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tent dedicate India Rubber Poruos.
Strengthening Plasters

These flssters VIII be found OF meal
cu.able benefit IN Sore Backs snd Breasts;
Impression of the Ches'; Stltened Julnts;
iheumsusm; chrcuIc Diseases of the LIv-
,r, >plee,, aod Lungs, Lumbsgo; ami iu
sustain permanent impression on or ne al
he part affected.
The Ino,a Rubber PIas,ers are So dur
able, q, riable, aud solti, that they Can be
rolled up ia small compass, aud sem by
mail to sn, part OF The United Siaies.-
PrIce 25 cents each, or two dollars d"z-
en-. All orders must be post paid, con-
tam remittance aud he dericted to
A. J. LUUMlS. Agent, Upper Ssndusk,.
Dec.3I, le41 .--l2 1y.
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The Engravings

shall be the best that Can he pr"cnred'
The selection OF subjects wall be made
from the entire range Of Art, and form a
variety such as cannot fail 10 secure ad
miraiion. MezzutInto, the most 6edA'yHi
and eFtclire KIND OF engrav ng, VIII more
frequently than heietnture be produced
and Ia style unsnrPass"0le
THE FASHIONS,
indispensable to the ladies', VIII stun torn
a prominent feature. They sbail be not
ouly beautifully got up, bnl gehuIoe AND
correct. In short, the Book viii bea
REPOSITORY
Of all that is eIegan, and useful IN IL
ERATURE, ART, AND FASHION, aud
~ ever, respect weIl ft'ed for wba' t
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DIR. LIE ROY'S
WILD CHERRY AND DsARSAPARILLA

nR. LIE ROY has most happily sue
- ceeded IN comhlning " lid CHERRY
and SaIsapafilla with othef vegetable IN
gradients, 50 as to produce meuIcIne al
once tonic, aud purga,Ive, the only pertec
discovery Of the klnd ever made, then
great peculiar excellence, and that W ich
distinguishes them from all other pnrga.
tives is. that their operation is .Jolioi6ed by
no reaction. Iheu uatiyaled putItSicg
and purgative properties, for winch the,
are Indebted: 20 HE essence OF SarsaparH-
la, and other ingredIeDis, being controlI-
ed by their highly tonic virtues, derived
from the extract OF I'D Cherry, they dr
not strain the digestive organs into action,
which has spread their fame over the two
as is the mode OF operation with other ca
thattics, but on the contrary strengthen
them into action. Thus all other puigative
medicines produce more less subse
queDt costiueness, aud siuggishness ofhs
gastric juice, while DIR lie koy's 4 Ills
CAGE all The mach merry 0fthe system Ju u az
life aud acticity, aud the 6asoeis open and
natural 'Hehce.' writes Dr. Cheeseu.sr
"they arc the only active purgauve whn
| can recommend with confidence, ana
without alarm; for they remove nothing
but what ought TO be removed--Deither
rack, nor strsin--occsston no apathy or
debilitation-snd d leave the bowels Tree,
open, and vigorous" But the gres' viz.
tue DIR. lie Roy's PiIls--the vIr,ue OF
bemispheres with rapldny almost m,r-
aCulous-lles IN their; publication OF the
blood. Here they not only stand alto
gether unrlvalled, but fill up the measure
of desire. They at once srresr the Tor
nation of bad blood. by removing II! I'm
puri,ies from the chy lie, ot which the bioou
il formed; and moreover keep clean,
by toniog and strengthening the diges
tive organs, so as to be able to exclude
from il all matter of an iDuUtricious na-
ture; aud then they purity the blood al
ready 10 circulsuoo; aud never cease op
GRAFTON until IL is eniirei, Tree from ever,
noxious particle aud full OF health, lIIe. 4.
aud vigor.
AGENTS.
A. ]. LOOMS. Upper Ssndusky; j.
SHURB & MARTIN, L.itile Sssdusky.
Eecsnhsr.' 'lS is+7.-l2-ly.
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@CAsH.-S

they do or do not desire back numbers
Address GEoaeE DEXTER. No, 80 Ann
Street, New York; or g. b ZiEBER 81 Co.,
No. 8 Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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The John-Donkey;
AJOURNAL FOR THE PRESENT
TINE AND FOR PASTIME.

This well-known paper, published week
y, at six cents per copy, or Three Doi'
ars per year--flled with original matter
and original illustrations, is offered to
CLUBS on The following terms:--
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II the sick wish deceased stomach re g.
stored, and impure blood clesnsed with.
out enuangering the constitution, go to
e. K. King, Agent ot Canton leu Co.,
anu get a box of DIR. LIE Roy's Sarsapa.
r,lia and Mld Cherry Pills, the only safe
family medicine now III use.
Dec. 81, lS47.-l2-1y.
Patent dedicate India Rubber Poruos.
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THE 10 No e p E G II e u
.EyriUed at last!

MR., John } ilar'z, who studied his pro-
- fessioD as physiclan aod surgeon III
France and German, and has prac'lced
IN this STATE for the last II ,ears, has
lie manl solicitation OF his acqualntaDccs
permanently located i" Upper Sand"skl
,nd tenders hns professional services 10 tie
pabilc. He intends to restrict his riding
Tea the ictnity OF this place. Persons d a
distance can Crnsnli hin by brnging the
urIne first taken IN the morning, III ciea"
vial, particularly 10 long standI"g OF old
80" plants
He can he found a, his Office, on the
Sandusky Avenue, one door north OF ID.
Il w Ayres' Sure, al all tunes, except
When absen' on professional business
Beng able to speak the French, Germa"
aud English languages, he can consult
with all.
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Jacob Putman's Estate,

NOTICE 10 hereby given. that the sub
~ scriber has been appointed aud quail
ihed as sdministrstor on the Estate OF
Jacob Pullman. late Of wyandot county,
deessssd,
A BRAHAM CAROTHERS.
Sept. 12,h ls<s.-4e.2t.
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GEORGE JOHNSTON,

GEURG Il JU1NSTUN,
Would respectfully inform the CT lzens Of
Upper Saudusky aud surrounding countr,
tha, lie has Commenced the tailoring bus
mes. All persons wishing to get work
zone on short notice aud reasonan nle terms,
would do well to call, as am prepared to
co any thing in The line OF tailoring in
style, whldh for the nealness of the work
aud the exactness of the fit connot be
tqualed, Work shall not go out of the
,nop uuless done in a orkmanlike man.
uer, the latest fashions are received guar
erly frum the east. so that customers ma,
rely upon having their garment made in
he latest aud most improved style, the
cutting of garments will be attended to,
with the greatest of care.
Upper Sandusky June Cd, le48 -34-3u
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Cary. wyandot Co., Aug. 5, ls4s.--44
S T'R A Y E d.!

SlRAVED away frum the Subscriber.
~ living iu Mctutchensville, Wyandot
county. on the 1Wh of august. Gray
Mare about elk ears old dsweenied in moth
sh. ulders. and son ewhat hes-bitten. She
carries up well, aud was shod before when
she lett. anu IN tolersble thin cosditto1.
>,nce leaving home. she has travelled on
Westerl, course, aud when last heard
from was 8 miles North OF Lima, st,il
heading West. A reasonable reward
viii be gwen TO any one who shall take
up the Mare, go the subscriber can oh
tain her again.
GEORGE MYERS.
September Is, 1850
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II u Y @ JrICK !!

THNHE Subscriber ill sell his property
Il in the village of Cary, Wyandot Co.,
OHIO .ou such reasonable terms that it will
ha tothe interest OF all wishing to purchase
call aud see the property. The property
consist Of one lot situated on the corner
of Paterson street, on the east side OF The
Rail Road; large stone building for
blacksmithing and good house. The lot
is well fenced and well set with shrubery,
fruit and ornamental trees, with the best
well Of water east of the track. The
stand for blacksmithiug is as good as can
be found 10 northern Ohio for business
and TOR pay. After 10 years service lT the
blacksmuhiDg business the subscriber is
willing aud wishes TO retire from the bus
mess and give place TO some younger and
more abler bodied hands. For further
particulars apply 10 The subscriber on the
primises.
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Ladies' Companion.

r II II NJ s: CA SH In ADV A N G E!
One copy So ""
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Lumber! Lasnaberu

Almost all kIuds OF good lumber. fpor.
ing boards. &c, will be taken al thIs Of
6cs ou-o Old subscriptions, as well as new
"nes. Any Persons rshing to pay 10 ihis
way can do go by sending iu their lumber
az sooD 80 coave sient. ...-si =.
w. T. GILES.
Upper s.ndusty Angus, 4 lsss. rt.
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EFE RE NC ES.

Doctor l. B,geeIow, Palmyra, Portagt
comfy, o.
i" J. De Wolf. RavsDa, d
j. Town Hudson, Summit CO .
X. Esiep, Canton. Stark, CO. v
S. Seely, Warren Trumbull c."
Scott. Parkmsn, Geauga CO.
u. Sandusky, Oct. Sth, lS41--52-'f.
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FOR SALE!

BY the Subscriber. in Upper S,ndusky,
'hree good two horse Wagons timber well
season and ironed in the best manner.
JOSEPH McCU rCHEN.
July 4th, lS4S.-39
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