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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-08-31
June, 1853.
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Ny- MICHAEL BRACKLEY, OF
McCutchenville, is candidate for Senator, in
the counties of Wyandot, Seneca and Craw-
ford, subject to the decision of the Democratic
Convention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Representative Convention.

ne KepfeseHtatIVe COHV VeHtIUH'
The Representative Convention for the coun-
ties of Hardin and Wyandot, by arrangement
with the Democratic Central Committee of Har-
din Co., will be held at Marsailles, on the 3rd
of September next.
By order Of Dem. Cen. Com, Wyandot Co.,
D. AYRES, President
N. W. DENNIsoN, Sec'y.
Aug. 33rd, 1853.
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And during the months of October, November
and to the 30th of December, at my office, in
Upper Sandusky.
GEORGE HARPER,
Treasurer Wyandot County, Ohio.
August 9th, 1889 augll-nl6-5w
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re WILLIAM Ne CHESNEY, OF
Marseilles township is candidate for the As
sembly; subject to the decision of the Democra-
cy of the Representative district. x
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ANNOUNCER ENTS

~ P. A. TYLER, OF McCUTCH-
ENVILLE, is a candidate for Representative;
subject to the decision of a Democratic Con
vention. {~ 5
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Romance spoiled--A Villain Uncovered.

Romance SpoiIed--A Villain Uncovered.
Franklin Gray, who committed suicide
few days ago, by throwing himself be-
fore the cars at Rochelle, near New York
city, and whose case, from his domestic
relations, appears to excite great sympa-
thy in the North, is very well known in the
West and South. A correspondent of the
New Orleans Delta, states that he former
ly lived at Helena Arkansas, and kept an
Indifferent drinking house, with a room for
faro and other games. He was profess
sional gambler, and having been detected
in some tricks at faro, by which he had
attempted to defraud respectable gentle
man of Phillips county Arkansas, out of
considerable sum of money, the citizens
becoming enraged, demolished the grocery
and obliged him to leave without his hat
at midnight
He went to San Francisco, and by the
successful tricks of his trade, accumulated
a large fortune, and turned up in Wash
ington, about year ago, as the million
are Col. Gray, one of the merchant prin
ces of San Francisco. Hestayed at Browns
Hotel; had fine suite of rooms dressed
superbly-- effulgent with brilliants and
diamonds of the first watcr-he was not
long in making decided sensation in that
diplomatic city.
He soon acknowledged the beauty and
charms of his present wife, whom he had
met with at one of the weekly soirces at
Browns Hotel, where the wealth of Col.
Gray obtained for him facle entree, and
through the influence of disinterested
friends, he laid at the feet of the young
ladys mother his diamonds, money and
rent-roll The bait was too tempting to
be rejected The engagement became the
topic of public conversation. The lady
mother was cautioned against the connec
ton, but the rent-roll won the day. The
took place in the church and was
a grand affair. Senator Gwin gave away
the bride. The magnificent trosseau of
diamonds, with which he presented his
bride, was displayed to public gaze, and
it is feared that many tai1 maiden sighed
because she was not the fortunate recipi-
ent of Col Gray's VOWS and money.
About nineteen years ago, Franklin
Gray married the widow of a respectable
lawyer of North Carolina, much his senior
but snowy and intelligent lady. twas
the same Mr.. and Mrs. Gray who were
mixed up in the rumored attemptto poison,
with champagne, Gen. Santa Anna, when
a prisoner, after his capture at San Jacin-
to. He came to Arkansas from Texas,
and lived in that State from 1887 until
this affair at Helena. Often wretchedly
poor, and eking out a living by the preca
rious result of his profession, his wife,
who heartily abhorred their means of ex-
and Gray and herself quarreled
and separated. Gray became rich and
married the beautiful Miss French with
out having divorce, and the first Mrs
Gray went to New York, and threatened
a prosecution for bigamy against her legal
husband. His will in favor of his second
wife will be legally tested by the party
priority as wife.
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DIED.

In Crane township, on the 9th instant, MRs.
MARY ANN McLANE. HH
In Tymochtee, Oh the 9th instant, Mrs.
ENsMINGER. 5
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Gy ROBERT LEE, OF CRAW-
FORD County, is a candidate for Senator, for
the district composed of Wyandot, Seneca and
Crawford counties, subject to the decision of the
District Convention.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TNAX NoTICE.-THE AMOUNT oFTAx-
Il Es levied in Wyandot county for the wear
1853, on each one hundred d ollars valuation is
as follows to wit:
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l will attend at the several places of holding
elections in the respective townships, for the
purpose of receiving taxes, on the following
days to-wit:
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DLoWS, ,PLeWS.--PEACoCKS PATENT
une2 hotf. j.. G. ROBERTS,
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ECLECTIC SCHOOL BOOKS, GRAN
II MARS, Geographys, Arithmetics, Spelling
Books, blanks, memorandum books, day books,
ledgers, &c, by
july7-n11 ISRAEL MeJ UNklN.s
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* ROCERIE RIES.-THE
VI very best quality for sale at the store OF
iune 30-n1O. A. G. TRIBOLET.
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A HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.

TNHE SPANISH STILL REIGN OVER
Il Cuba. Fashion reigns over mankind, and
VIM. NOVEL;, holds sway supreme over FASH
ion, in Upper Saudusky; where he has loca-
ted himself for the purpose of accomm odating
all who may desire clothes made up in the
neatest, latest and most substantial possible
style. Shop one door north of Nathan Bends
shop, and directly opposite the Drug Store
Call and see him.
Upper Sandusky, April 3, 1853. no-tf
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~ 900 LBS. OF WOOL WANTED,
OUsOOU for which, the cash will be paid.
mayl7-n5. VIM. KISKADDEN.
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TOGNIAC AND PALE BRANDIES, PORT
~ Wine, Malaga and sweet wine, wholesale
and retail by
july7-n1l ISRAEL McJUNKIN.
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MERcH ANDIsE.
- -
SELLING AT eOST

N'ooo iIeldoscS- IET. 4. ;>IIS
The subscriber, thankful for the liberal pat
ronagc they have heretofore received, hopes the
public will bear in mind the above low prices,
all of which will be strictly observed, for cash.
Be sure and call at the well known stand direct
ly opposite the court house, and one door south
of Ayres' brick corner. Now, Gentlemen and
Ladies come on with your dimes, and we will
show you that we can and will sell goods low,
and lower that the lowest
J. McJUNkIN d Co.
Upper SanduskY, June 9th. ls53.-nlO-tf
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T LIQUORS.. WISHING THE
IL best quality of liquor for medical purposes
can get it at the store Of
iuue 30-nl0 a. g. TRlBOLET.
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A XES, ,HATCHETS,s SAWS, FORKS, HOES
N Picks, Mattocks, &C., DC, for sale.
iune24-n9. J. B. WHEELER.
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* RAIN CRADLES, SYTHES, AND
VI Snaths, for sale by
iune24-n9. ]. B. WHEEEEK.
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WINDOW SASH, GLASS, NAILS, LOCKS
w and every thing else in that line, can be
had at (n9.) j. B. WHEELER'S.
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HARDWARE. THE LARGEST, BEST,
i / and cheapest assortment ever offered to tie
citizens of this county by
iune24-n9 j. B. WHEELER.
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CHOES.-A LARGE AND SPLENDID AS,
- sortment of Ladies' shots, Lace boots, Bus
kins, Misses and Children's, can be seen at
iune24-n9 j. b WHEFI,ER'S..
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ID AXES -RAKES.-A LARGE Qy.kNTI-s
III ty of Rakes for sale at Is cents each.
iune24-n9 j. B. WHEELER
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TNSH, FISH.-FRESH GOOD FISH, CAN
L, be had at the store of
june24-n9. j. B. WHEELER.
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nICK'S WORKS, ROLLINS ANCIENT
H. History, and P1utarch's Lives, for sale at
the Book Store of
july26-nl4 d. G, WElSA-
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~ ROCERIES- AND CHEAP AT
" the the big brick opposite the court house.
iune24-n9 j, B. WHEELER.
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FINEST BRAND FOR
Il sale by
iune24-n9 J. B. WHEELER.
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a FINE ASSORTMENT OF NOVELS, OF
n the latest publications, for sale at the book
store opposite the Pierson House ,
iulv2S-nl4 H. U. w EfSA-
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DRIME GOLDEN SYRUP, FOR SALE BY
i [july7-n1I] JOSHUA McJUNKIN d Co.
yyyRITING, LETTER AND NOTE PA
w PER, fancy envelopes, French and COM
mon wafers ink, ink-stand, &C., by
iuly7-nll ISRAEL McJUNkIN.
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A GOOD SUPPLY OF FAMILY AND
N Pocket Bibles, for sale at the Book Store,
opposite the Pierson House
july2S-n14 d. G. WEISZ.
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* OLD BREAST PINS, GOLD RINGS,
VI gold ear rings, fob and vest chains, shawl
and cuff pins, gold pens and pencils, large
and general assortment of lewelry low for cash.
iunly7-nlI ISRAEL Mel JUNKIN.
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* GHAMS.-DOMESTIC AND DRESS.
NJ just received at the cheap cash stere of 3
iune24-n9. J.. B. WHEELER
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nR. D. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES,
IL Perry Davis Pain Killer,
Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Guysott's Yellow Dock, for sale by
iulY7-n11 ]. McJUNk1Nt
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WHITE LEAD, RED LEAD, VENETIAN
w red Paris green, ire-proof paint, lard oil,
linseed oil, fish oil, copal varnish coach warm
ish, turpentine, olive oil, alcohol, gin, rum,
&C., de-, by
july7-n11 ISRAEL McJTNkIN.
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VONSTABLES' SALES AND BLANKS
u of all description for sale at the
PIONEER OFFICE.
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JOSHUA McJUNKIN d CO., WOULD RE-
e spectively call the attention of the public
to their very large stock of Boots and Shoes,
Hats, Caps, DC, which were bought extremely
low for cash, and will be sold at small advance
on eastern prices. Also we have very fine
assortment of school books, stationary, DC.
Come one, come all for we defy all compete
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MRS HEMANS. BYRON, SHAKESPEARE,
wi Moore, Cambell, Seuthey, and Elliott's.
Poetical Works, coaPlete, for sale at the Book
Store, opposite the Pierson House.
iuly2S MD d. e. 4WEISZ..
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THE SUBSCRIBER GIVES
y notice, that a note calling for forty seven
dollars, given to William Nutter, about the last
day of April, or the lst of May, 1853, THAT all
persons are forbidden from taking an assign
ment on said note, as hold legal claims against
the same, and willlnot pay it unless compelled
by law. AUGUSTUS STEVENS.
Upper Sandusky, July 1st, 1s53.-F1-4w
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BOOK, STATIONARY, AND FANCY
STORE.

ME SUBSCRIBER HAS COMMENCED
Il the above business in the
room n formerly occupied By DR.. HEED
O. Ferris, as Drug Store, AHI
will deal i'll and supply every thing in the
BOOK, STATIONARY Y AND FANCY LINE.
Purchasers are invited to call and examine his
large and well selected stock embracing Mis-
cellaneous, School books, blank books, staticn1
arry fancy articles, and everything pertaining to-
his business. They will find him always on
hand ready and willing to supply their wants,
at prices that cannot fail to give thorough salts
faction, and he trusts that by prompt attention
and low prices he will receive liberal patrons
age. D. G. WEISZ.
Upper Sandusky, July Goth, 1853. nh.
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NTANTED, A GOOD BOY BETWEEN
w the age of Is and II, will betaken snaa
apprentice to the printing business at thasoffioe
if application be made Immediately.
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X OOD SUGAR FOR 81 CTS. PER b BY
" [july7n1ll JOSHUA McJUNKIN d Co.
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DLANK DEEDS, NEATLY PRINTED
ID on fine white paper, for sale at the
PIONEER OFFICE.
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THoMAs sCOTT'S ESTATE.-NoTICE
i if hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator
de bonis non of the: estate of Thomas seott,late
of Wvandot county, deceased.
Dated at Upper Sandusky this fourth day OF
August, 1853. oo,
11i1c dmr de bonis non
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Emanuel Kessler late of Wy
andot county, deceased.
SAMUEL KINZLEY, Admir-
July 26th, 1853. nl4-3w-$ ,l2h
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Upper sandusky, April '1st, 1853. n1-tf
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DEADY- MADE CLOTHING, CHEAP AT.
h iuly7-nll j. McJUNKIN & Co..
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Ncm Publications.

A NEW ENGLISH TAILED. APPLE
IA TON Co. No. go Broadway, publish on sArUR-
THE HEIR OF REDCLYFFE. BY the author of
1.-THE Two Qua, dams" Henrietta WISH" &c. Two vols
Emo Paper cover 81 cloth, 81 so. This IA excel
lent WORK IL written with uncommon power and merit,
and porays the development Of high principles IN strong
and noble minds which maintained through the varied
cIeases with every page TO the last.
d. A. Co have just published the following choice
/. LIGHT AND SHADE; or, THE YOU'VE ARrIsr.
BY HarIiet DruIy vol. l2mo Paper, SEC cloth, 75c
3 THE DEANS DAUGHTER. BY Mrs Gore. l2mo'
Paper 5Oc; cloth, Use.
s LADY BIRD. BY Lady Fullerton. l vol l2n. Pa
pea IoFTY AND THE LowLy. By Maria J. McIn-
tosh Ninth thousand. vols limo. Paper, 81; cloth,
s. EXPERIENCE OF LIFE: A TALE. BY Miss Sew
ell. lg1no Paper SEC. cloth, 15c.
g. DAISY Burns. BY Juhs kavanagh limo Two
pAits paper cover, 75c; / vol. cloth, -.
Nearly Ready,
HARRY MUIR TALK OF scorrIsH LiFE By the
author Of Mrs Margaret Maitland" limo.
EDGAR CLIFTON or, RIGHT AND WRONG Tale.
l6uo.
HNHE YOUNG FIRM will publish in a few
i DAYS: THE CATANESE; Or, rue REAL AND THE
IDEAL BY Miss Ella Rodman, author Of Flights OF
Fancy" Grandmoheg's Recoleetions," &c, &c lSlno-
Just Pubhshed-ISAAC LAoUEDEM By Mex. Du'
mas author OF Monte Cristo." Part lst
BJNNELL 4 PRICE, Publishers,
No. l2l Fultonst. y. Y.
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ITO LET.-rhe Sstory brick HOUSE 10 Let
L IN sth-sf Rent $50 Store saa House m Ave G;
Cc,tS-e OF the SecosG-sve Rent $40. HLfs House IN
F-1asyn sl5g Store ca No 60 Bnasay % let, also on
i;cp-sve an Ccurtst RroOkya: Rcorss Ne 20 lst
I-3uile Of :. 2. TOWNSEND, No. 50 NsAssa C., up
stassS
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PARTNERSHIP wANTED.-A man Of

eood oasnefs ae'Ioa'o o. VI
where $500 or eco be used advantlgeoasy. Please
Addrss. PARTNERSHIP, 81 tbs Once, stating nature Of
the business. prospects, &c
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A 5 Cooks, by three efficient and respectable
Servants; Eood Bakers and first class Washers AID
iToDerA Aho, BY two experienced Chambernsas ant
NtieTE one very GOOD Seamstress and four Protestant
general houseworkers Bes; ety references given be these
servants or integrity anc capAbihty Apply a. No 10 I'll
lar st., 9th ocoI from Fult0n-st Brooklyn.
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.t.,.d .xe,y TUESDAY ana FkIDAy morning. fnce
,sgugp, Two copies FOR IS Ten ior $50. Ad7er
49,, rqr,s. hne for Zach insert on
GREFIEY q NCELRATH Publishers
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70 nr. WIetinQ, at Knickerbocker Hail. corner
~ Ssd.st and 8thav THIS EVENING, at u O'Clock,
The fret Lecture Of the regular course OF his highly
~ iu and entertaining Lectures on anatomy rhysoogy,
nd tbe means of serving and restoring Health with his
,pndd ard extensive collection OF MGnlhlns Skeletons,
Eodels Pautiags, &c. Admission IL. cents.
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TO DRUGGISTS and PHYsICIANS.-FOr

WIRE and ROLLING MILL, now in
w Operation within s. males Of NewYork City. for Sale
at Kreaf BaTEzin- one Of the best and os Convenient
Wire and Rolns Mills the State for Sale q Ore. Bar
To person desrOUs u enz2zns N mAnuiaetaf-
ia business ths offers opportunity a. W Be
wioe property BE- pad FOR from he prohis Of lbs Wire
AID Rolling MIL within y months The prernt owner g
Obliged dispose OF II % meet present snGaseentS The
Wire and Rolling Mil i capable Of turning o1t Q.
Wire per cay Application may &c maoe % w n WOOD
RUFF Pier No. y, North River Newly OK CITY I'll me
9Th MEeh.
$4,000 .ss7. ~. Paha a2.. ai ~ 3. ins
Manufacture urder commission lraagstnerts win secur
~ upor the wurts ke may meet with desirable oppora
nity BY ADDRESSING ZION TRADE, tbs ONCE
SI OOO TO $1,000 CASH viii pur-
y sOOO chase b1s.ns1s row established and
win pay over $500 per year. Address bVRD, Tne1ne
Qffee.
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mo LET or LEASE-The four.storY fire-

proof Store No l34 Cedarst near West Ct, also, the
dwelus part OF house No so Hudsonst corner OF Amos
also the large twostory and attic dwelling hoose NO
ISL qhay near Chelsea square also, the store and bscs
room No IS9 gihav with handsome plate gass windows
also the large ioursory dwelling house with store under
meath No il 9h-uv Vi 18th st overlooking the
grounds Theoogca seminary, this IL one OF the pst
that pant Of the city Tor gcnes grocery tno
Eass show Also several parts Of houses IN other
locations Al the above houses snd stores are replea with
every convenience and In tine order Apply 10
A X. CT StlMAN, No. ISL broadway,
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WANTED-By Young Woman, situation
w as Laundress ard ChAmbermAd Best Of city refer
ences can be given. Cell at No IL 5thst in the
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Tor sALE-A large wholesale and retail

EOR SALE and 10 LET.-The Store 10 let
the stock and good viii for sale of the long standing
Tailoring Establishment ofo it9 Spring Il, An excellent
opportunity for any about to commence remove
their piece Of business Very satisfactory Will be
gwen why the above is offered.
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WANTED-A Few SSein-Slk Dyers. None
but GOOD practical worsmen need apply a. No. Is
Lihcrtv-sf. New.f ION.
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,,.,p sEw.YORK TRIBUNE
rag .ymI.wREKLY rRIBUN

-. ..,,so.SI.. OsEsOH AND fbk SANDWICH ISLANDS,
~ go ., The departure of each Nal Steamer 'or
s,.sres prScs 81 cents per copy
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Gpcfial Notices.

"a &c neral CoInritte OF Democratic Whia
ya.pU nIeu-A meeting OF tins Counties will be helC
:, ~. BIoadwsy House, on FRIDAY EVENING, Marcel
d. i'''' - = EhASTUs BROOKS, Chairman.
PEIgs " Hg:IEp Secretaries
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20 The Lady Howard r; r. Society TilI hold
s,,,s Hail No 1856 spring-st. Adore will be deliver
Cd iy Dir Beck and other distinguished speakers The
friends OF Temperance invited to attend by order
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II s. SCHOOL AGENCY, (19i7) By E. II.
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Cfsh c1ders. Ofoe hCurs % L and 70 oeioc< COH-
slant nefoti4oUs and thousands 81 elzageeas By the os
MatEons Prv2t. C5ty Cttssss F1:ors ard LectSF,7s'
Chnrrtss OrsSHists Vocslists Pan.s Boarding Pupils Sc
sIing TIE common stversiag nrd locoiding % nieri
u Il suited Pe-cn applications often s1,ed q us vi
An advance Fee Of per the required coIPsa
toh for ODE year, ncsciug boa p-ocurss the anonnt
On one or more enzASsneu.Sl sczrsd By transferable
Check 20 b renewed AZ each application Best Schools,
&c. Tor sale. Tor slo0 70 e. 10
WANTED-AsA Assistant Clerk in Bank
IN tbs city, yoana Gentleman accustomed 70 eouut
hark notes BE highes, testimonials of character " -
rrqEleo-End salary from 5 20 500 gwen Address
Box No. Es2 Post-Ofsce.
WANTED-A Jew SSein-Silk Overs. None
W but good practical worsmen need apply q, No Is
Libertyst, New-fork.
WANTED-A Young MlA thoroughly ae-
w quainted with the window glass business AMI
who could influence rsde be 1ould BE- abe 20 make
nunie2hons confidential Address J. J A. tins Otsee.
"ANTED-In the Office of Mandatory,
w Boy Is or 10 years Of age who Is active honest
aud intelligent ard Who has knowedse Of accouns
Wages viii b low but vii be increased In proportion
worth and efficiency line addressed z ?. J. at the
2 office of this paper vii be attended to.
WANTED A Boy that can set types AD-
w pig at No. % Chatham third floor. front
BIO good Boy permanent situation will be gwen
NVANTED-Twenty.f frst-rate Gun
smiths Aiso twenty i've men accustomed so close
fling and fitting Inquire OF the Mars.on FIRE Arms Co,
corner Of Jane and Nasbingon-sis.
ATCH MAKER and JEWELER.-
w Wanted immediately, a Watch Rcpairsr; also. a
Jobbins Jeweler South Liberal Wages and perms-
peu situations be obtained by men OF superior quah-
esiors Apply 20 FELLOWS Co, No. II Maiden-lane.
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