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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-06-10
SHERLFF'S SALE.

Jedediah Allen VS. Madison w w elch &, Ben.
iarnin S. Welch. BY virtue Of AL vendi issued
from the court Of c ommon Pleas of Wvandot
county Ohio,'a directed to me. | shall K
pose at public sale at the door of the court house
IN Upper Sandusky OHIO, on the 18th day of
June D 1858, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and P NJ. of said day. the following
Property, 10 wit; In Lot No. and appraised at
$4,000; In Lot No. appraised at 5000, III Lot
appraised at $40 In Lot No. II appraised at
S45, In Lot No. Is appraised S3l 90, In Lot
No. 20 appraised at $4,000, In Lo, No. 81 APP
praised at $500, In Lot No. 2a appraised at
$29,oO, all in the town of Wyandot, Wyandot
County Ohio.
ss CURTIS BERRY Jr. Sh'ff
Sheriff's Office, May 10th 1853. no4-tw-
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TO THE
IRA ELING PUBLIC.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has taken the FREMONT
HOUSE, formerly occupied by w. BEALs; he
has spared neither pains nor expense in fitting it
up both for the convenience and comfort OF his
guests. His TABLE will be furnished with the
best the country can afford, and will be served
by experienced and oblgng walters. His STA
Bile Is the best and most convenient in the
place, and will be attended by AN experienced
and attentive ostler.
L. DOOLlTTLE SEQ.
Upper Sandusky, April 18th, 1853. ult
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SIN imcntali v.

"What is called sentimental writing .
says Horace Walpole, Though it may be
understood to appeal solely to the heart,
may be the product Of q bad one. One
would imagine that Sterne had been a
man Of a very tender heart, yet | know
from indubitable authority, that his moth
rr who kepta school, having run in debt
on account of AZ extravagant daughter,
would have rotted in jail if the parents OF
the scholars had not raised a subscription
for her, Her son had too much sentiment
to have any real feeling. A dead ass was
more important to him than living
mother.
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OF ROAD vlEw.-To all whom

NOTICE OF ROAD VIEW. To all whom
l Y il may concern, you are hereby notified
that the Commissioners of Wyandot county,
Ohio. have granted an order for view of a
proposed county road on the line between Salem
and Crawford townships in said county descrb. !.
ed as follows to wit: Beginning at the center of
section six, in Salem township, on the north
line of said section thence east along the line or
nearly 50 between Salem and Crawford town.
ships to the Findlay and Upper Sandusky State
Road there to terminste, and that the viewers
and surveyor are required TO meet on the Goth
day of July, 1858, at the House of Richard
Dunaway, in Salem tp., at 10 O'clock, A. M,
for.the purpose Of making aview and survey of
said road. fns-4t.s
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ORRlN FERRIS, UpperSandusky, Ohio
GNARDZ1N,.S SIZE

pY virtue Of an order OF the Probate Cour
, of Wyandot County, shall exposeto pub
lie sale, at my residence upon the, premises or
the 2lst day Of June 1858, at 10 O'Clock A. M !.
Three undivided fourths of the following prem
ses belonging to the Minor Heirs of William
Smith, deceased-to wit-The west part of the
North East quarter Of the North East quartz
Of Section twenty three 1881. in township one
/ south of range thirteen l3 ], in said county
of Wyandot, containing thirty six acres; That
portion Of the north east quarter of section,
twenty four [24], in the same township, and
range which lies east OF the centre of Tymoeh.
tee Greek, containing fifty acres, more or less; !;
and Ten Acres in The North East Corner of said
Section twenty four RAJ. lying north and west
ofthe centre of said creek. Also tie horth part
of the east half. of the south eust qusrter of
said section twenty four 24l, containing five
and reserving therefrom nv
life estate in that portion Of said premises hereto
fore assigned to me MS my Dover Estate by tie
Conrt Of Common Pleas of Wyandot County. ~
Terms Of sale-One third in hand, and the
balance in one, aud two years, with interest; 10
'e secured BY mortgage on the premises. Ap-
raised at $1,000. 49,
Is Us LUCY A. SMITH, Guardian ofthe
Minor Heirs of VIM. Smith, dec.
J. D. SEARS Attorney.
Upper Sandusky, May "a, 1853. pf$35C
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IL. R. R- No. 3.
Rad,oay's Regulators.

MrIn Avn rrss ,'Nr \. rrirrp Oprp .rroNs
N, nl',".S
- 1'Ig.'ase E~s. W ~ l'Csos.on S.s,,, .st
An Pu,,id and 4ra;,uon;ous Hu,uors
Good at all times. Time five Hours
sma'i loses hega'a.e. ~. Esrgs LOSES loses, fafge'
- nu,. . roA' 80 ~ y
ihEl WILL cehE
GosiVeness' dyspepsia.
lhdigesllon' Gohstlpauon o. me Bowels
Sear Maa,sa stomach sisaI sisaTt ,1sa oafh' u
Liver e' complaint h Kidney c. Complaint.
FEvERs OF ALL KINDS.
Typhoid, Pneumonia, scarlet. - ,fyphns Yellow
ana i'hlous'
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REVOLUTION
Spring 1RRIVlfL.

NEW GOODS. Just receiving directly
from the east general Assortment Of
spring and summer goods at the room that
we occupied last year in the town Of Upper
Sandusky directly opposite to the court
house, consisting Of the following viz:
Foreign and domestic dry goods Hosiery
Bonnets, Hats and caps, Boots and shoes,
Hardware, Groceries fe, Vests for rs
cts. Fine coats 100, Painted lawn, Dress
Delains, American and French Lawns l2b
OPS, good artirle of Sugar syrup 80
cts. A general assortment OF cutlery
hardware, nails, &c. The above articles
we will sell and no mistake, so call in La
dies and Gentlemen and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
j. McJunkins & TO-.
May 3rd. 1853. nos-.tf
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Some months since, says .he Rochester
Daily Advertiser, disagreement about
fire occurred between a passenger and
one of the conductors on the Rochester,
road, which resulted in the expulsion OF
former from the cars. A suit was institu-
ted The court sentenced the conductor
to ten days in the county Jail and 500
fine.
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NOTICE.

Noiiceis is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed and qualified
asladminsratrix on the estate of Levi w
Pennington late, of Wyandot. County Ohio
deceased. .e -
ELMIRA PENNINGTON, admrx.
May, 18th 1858.
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QTICEs-AlI pc rsons knowing themselves
In Indebted TO A. NJ. Anderson, or Anderson
& McGitl. either by note or book account. are
hereby notified that the same have been left In
the hands of Beery & Dennson for settlement
and collection. Prompt attention to this mat
ter IS required as our business must be CLOSED
soon; A. NJ. ANDERSON,
ANDERSON s. AcGILL.
April 18th, lS53--l.
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?, A. TYLER, of McC utchenvllle, is candf-
date for Representatives; subject to the decision
OF Democratic convention.
DANIEL HUFFMAN, of Met 'atchenville, is a
candidate for Sheriff; subject to the decision Of
aDemocratic convention.
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DIED.

At his residence, near Bucyrus, on the Goth
inst, George Lauk. Mr.. L. was ons Of the
first settlers of Crawford county, ard leaves
many warm friends to mourn his DEATH
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CERTAIN B0TANICAL AGENT.

which IN all se,ses or ,l4raug snens of the teu,, fn
nnhslfneuons, ddhGues painful transformations, Ne, has
succeed cure rus root Indigenous to soil aud found
out an equal II forms one Of tie compounds me pre,ar,
t0n, which, as whole the best refaely Nye given "a n
H. lieath hy lis use. 49, n f-s,'f :" -" ~" ''oo'
For the relief OF n Sympathetic Diseases attendant on pr,y
nanry allys those Distressing ;td puiu troubles which
ofteh occur both 10 hiare and unmarried nlae nni re-
cohl, &c. n TTN ss-tN = w '''' ''""S
CONSUMPTION ANN IlvnR CoMrLaINr, Bilious Dts
easfs inHanntat'oh Gt Me Lungs, C0ifs Guilds H1arss
rssS NigM Speats, Hcakness Ic or all these diseases
Medicine has tIeeu ,s piunl. -' 'CI''''7 :
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MARRIED.

In McCntchenviGe, on the 18th. ut.. by Rev.
L. b. Gurley. Mr.. Miles g. johnson. TO Miss
Hannah Brundage.
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proof al cs in this distressing class Of complaints Sea
Hanphet All broken down, .leblliatel constitutions from
me effect 0 mercury will find The bracius power o this ar
eie to act Immediately, aud The poisonous niusr erllrta
from the system. ~ v ~ 'f'fN'
Iho " distinct proherlies which compose His article mau
TEST themselves particularly VI The application uf Tile com
punnh Tor the distressing pl complains which e,
uis paragraph For centuries there has been used III liz
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A THING WHICH EVERY FARMER SHOULD Know
If you wish TO drive cut nail into seasoned
oak timber, and not have it break or bend, Just
have a small quantity of oil near by and dip the
nail in it before driving, and it will never fail
great advantage, for they are generally made
mostly of oak wood. In strengthening old nails
before using, let it be done on wood, and with
easy blows. l: done on iron they will be sure
to break
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RHEUMATISM.

GASES CURED. .I7I7T7 !"
In the year 1851, Railways Ready Reiiee Cared
10000 cases of Rheumatism Ia New Y ork
10000 cases of Rheumatism in Boston.
10000 cusos OF Rheumatism in Philadelphia.
5000 cases in Michigan.- e
5000 cases OF Rheumatism in Illinois.
So.quick is Radwaye Ready Ready Relief in
cnring Rheumatism, that nine patients out of ev-
cry ten are relieved from all pain in few min
utes after the first application: we have known
as many as twenty persons in day, who have
called at our office in their carriages to have the
Relief applied by us, and in fifteen minutes have
walked away rejoicing that they have, beenable
once more to walk alone without the aid Of stick
or cru,ch. p tff At'eyYNt Ns
Price Of r. r. Relief, 25 cents, so cents. and
81 per bottle. Each bottle to be genuine must
bear the facsimile sguitnre Of RADwAY & Co.
sold by druggists every where. n SftS9
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: New RAILRoAD ARRANGEMENr.-O Wednes-
day last, new arrangement went into effect on
the Mad River Road. The morning passenger
train now leaves Sandusky at l0.15 A. NJ, ar.
irving at Dayton at $50 P. NJ, and at Cincinnati
at7 P. M. Returning. leaves Cincinnati at 500
A. NJ. and Dayton at 6.35, A. NJ, arriving at
Sandusky at $50. Express trains observe the
same tms es heretofore--[S Seneca ADV.
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,SW,ELLED JOINTS HARD TUMORS, aud SPINAL.
AffECIlcNS tins .uc!icine kas and & costg TIE soprst
rdses t no one AFFLICTED A these complaints drg other.
atsuate 10 ~ tbs Medfcie assH CERTAINLY res
sN Jrom Hs use there beng 9Nedidfhe nsD before tie
p0ffd ITS eQadf Gu on .7gents aud get Pamphlef.
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Ut The Methoaists of Cincinnati, have recen-
tly commemorated the fiftieth anniversary Of
their 6srt church organization in that city, by
resolving unanimously to contribute $50 900 to
three objects, namely: LIST. About 5000 to put
the German churches out Of debt. Cd. About
$4,000 or $4,000 for the Female College. Sd.
The remainder, apout $4,000 for Sunday
Schools and Church-extension among the most
needy.
UThe duchy Of Brunswick enjoys an excel
lentschoOl system. Among other wise and just
provisions, are the followings-' Every commune
in the duchy is bound to provide and maintain
school. Every school is to have its committee
fsuperin!endence, Of which the teacher is to be
a member. The teacher is to be irremovable,
except by judicial. The widows and orphans Of
schoolmasters are to have a legal claim TO PEN
son.
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Spinal Complaints, Stiff Joints, Strains Bru-
ses, Cuts, wounds, Frost Bites, Cholera Morbus,
Dysentery, Tic Doloreux, and all other com
plants where there IL severe pains, Railways,
Relief will INSTANTLY stop the pain and quickly
cure the disease. Ii N, f4A. ss e
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Ins name Of in gpon books uniss the
payment of the subscnpaoa Be aAds advsnce. ~
ssbscbss money by lsuss sss possss
which .i - psA and ali By ouevs. ss
usassssioa. W
The COUNTRY PAPER published ky dariux he ses
coasTess, ausins ee G
Subscriptions period yss seosived On
proportioned the above annual rates. ssfs r. a.,
0y PosTMAsTERs authorized sxells ssx ty
sending US RVS DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed or Yrva
suLscbsrs. SsS
spbaebel $40 sHcosed win ss eausled Of hs
edition they furnish subscribers for sss.
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RAnM FoH SALE. twelve m,le. r.on, wa.h,ns ston

EAnM FOR SALE. twelve miles from Washtngton,
baltimore, half mio
seltsvlie, containing ss ~
woodland meadow large part iast yesr
covs oshy, orchard through which
h~,urfu Geld The land Is
kind work. subsoI, holdns si the manure
land.
The Improvements comfortable house, with two
pso large dining aad
b.drooms 10 ievt fnos and shorter
wants well with purp Al The tcc house poo'
house yard
shobh.v arosndtne lssse ae and hsyon sheds
both sdxs, thmsedJ well and the stable door,
fam which 'ed tno the barn yard ssnay stories
qup~~, p~s plum. peach, grapes, also Young
~
plume, nscsaes, hc. large garden Abun
bushes ~berry fru
The stands high king
esniy, pevfec,iy nr,rss
ssAhuwhso1 snug and kitchen adjusting The rail
vA OF
t~ossoy hoose with pissxa front, cellar
t,chsn aad shrnbsery around this house.
,are residence small
asasr Also blacksmith shop, with FIRES
a. The pike. So - .u. FL. 80.
Nearly Ave laid in improving hi.
properly II would make hos dairy and
suprfyiae Washington MARKET we
cosruy having rsrord to Wash
ingIpn fous t.ses a Day, Baltimore city.
fo ,crms will he accommodating apply Richard rsen,
s sons Baltimore, WIN Bsyey Pennsylvania nvcnoe,
Wa.t1netswl Il G. !. III .
A-n
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Ceacrai Agency Revolutionary Claims, Sc, * C.
IA the CITY " WAszains ssols. 1ltt4

THE undersigned has established AGENCY in The city
Washington for the prosecutions OF business generally He viii
atesd 70 eiains The Of
f pen.s"ss aear. Of pay ossr uaassd
purchase and sale Of real estate eonseyaacnx aud
advice W. 8 0 'fHf 38 VII AEf7Tl7 r ! ~ fTaV-
particular attention viii be devoted y claims .a from
oaonssy sstycrs winch being himself Of officer Of the
leyouon) viii enlist his maaeat s,ppaLies and recess h.
tho revolution
e eoenuy aud aspeeay 10 "se Of ibs LINE In
ai knowledge claiy important seyces psric
sfy 70 those whose ancestors were entitled TO f life
years ,a BY sselve of aad March, i'S3 aaMsh Ya
Intended that s huusss of ibis shall be cbpdue led
proportion sgnds Of The cam aud lie trouble ia
The unde,ssned having been cashier wahisx
~ ms and having subsequently discbgsd highly
duties y ne Navy Department M he hats
him 10 conduit agency with much advas,sss csnanl
wiz receive ibe y share of n pubic patronage. 500.
sle, attention and rigid accountability colIrsIons.
Lsila FRt lNl1ea taS lIE4 81 EIDIiN u. REILLY,
SsIicmbcr, lco5 06 kAa}4 Twelfth ~, Wash,nson
Ft9 n8 taatnn 9gNH REFERENCES sil@a ~ eHaE
yoha w. Masry. esq; Mayor wsrhinsson e s0 Heni4
CooasI Chris,aphcr ADdrews Washington. \, NJ
w w Corcoap, OF c banking house Of Corcorn Riggs,
Commodore Charlie. Morris, u. 5. N, wasnes,or. sa
cS%%sssrs CS,a.s " 5 sHvs ~
js.sg s% T. M wainSo.
cspiais Gsorse sase o. b n, wshnr,on. "'S - n
Richard Smith, ESQ., cashier of tho ank Of the Metropolis Wash
William Gun,on, esq President Of Bank OF Washington,
Major General Thona. Jssup U. ga, Washington.
Hon. John 4. Ds, New York -
Mea-r.. lssnrys, Smith, Townsend, New York. H -2ha
Lewis Fimbe lake, eco, New York. 90 ssW YAaat Il
II G s. Key esq eohAsdtowu, Maryland slHH #rEHau
Charlie, Gaiveri esa Riv.daln, Maylnnd. 55HBs8 Hsg8
Aud d Il u.hinyios generally dow 81
Sept 7--iawmAep sat ssf8l IIgI a9s1-aH h65t s1
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlCAL
SCHOOL '' t"

THE removed bis school to College Hill,
budng being nued fs ~ reception. As the
department u the Coumhsn College will continue
character strictly select SCHOOL, dosga~d laying
thorough Ensh classical and matienatlcn
Tire session Will t2h OF sep
close the last of J0De. 81 qst II .rs8s aF
Terms $ia 30 qaer payable In sdsanee AZ small ndd
attend lectures
vcred IN college Chemistry geosy aud minerslogy, and ao 10
and other modern the
professor department. z5 . .s,.s 81 .-..- ~
bsrdcd the college, under thc spcen and
The principal se1 81 1s}tY tg
The nrcessary erpanses boarding
Ssv per year, aud Of weekly bosoer win exceed
$3.50. .. II
.s,f - v y Principal.
faculty Columbian College Cnlone L. Ed
Colonel Peter Force William Guntn, L. Gale
WILSON. of ths Land Of
Pfoso e. c. Jewsu, OF the San Instiuts
Aug 3awimdScp
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CT. MARY'S HALL Young I-ad last N.
ton Of the Protestant Epicopai Church, Hamilton Terrace
235 Norih Eutaw street, Baltimore, W. III,
duties o this school viii be resumed Monday September
5th It's location the favorable
highest gtOaHd desirable The
specially use, elegance
Of bose received being limited and nearly flied ea
application will be containing f
will bs forwarded Hpplc
BALrlMoRE, ,Anx. l9, 1858. u Aug 10 -3,aw4wcp
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RUGbY ACADEmY,

Boarding schooi for gentlemen, Washington city, D. C.
THE
Monday September An Circulars necesray
formuion can bs had BY addressing the rrincpal,
'h3sa ~ hE5stf ,El q s,s1f aiG.F MORRISON. 4
The following employ
g. r. Mosrsa, pncip professor
of ancien professors Of modern
tsnch~rs Of teacher Of drawing
gymnasium. 80 4
LxcruRkRs ifhomas r. Everett A. M, NJ n member or
National ihstuse and 0f Natural History
ct u Counba pIoisa CLa'Ies Gard nsaber e National
sbd of Socieiy NaWra History The
Colinbla Professor William Cbsuncey Langdnn A. D. member
of the National Institute ~ atNatQA tiGaT4s eE 11bH8
RsIsr w. W. Corcoan esq Washington D. C. .Thos
Richie, ESQ, Wasbingion d. Z. Rev Smith Pyne ~ D. Wash
mxon, H. C.; 70 A. Hail, Wxshinsou D. c. 'CspL 7. j.
Page W s. NJ W.rhng,on D. Ci .wn aviden, esq, Washing
D. Lieut. b. r. Maury, ohs~rsaory; i. Chew, N.
Md Rev. Spencer, a. d., Eastern shore, Md r..
Wilmer, Philadelphia; w. French, Washington O.
Capt O. nass V .i,ea Wls Smith, Va .iion Wan 8.
II ~ - f6.D' - Pauons Ia gIEs -jgTsWErf
AusQJ- eodl Wds en- '-"-"7s Fab5sa aO.Ff8Nfa 4
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.fferarSria, Ttrsinia.

THE session the i5lh September
study rrnees the usual English bsnhss the Latin
and
sthemates. Lectures pblssopty. cbesy
uopony apparatus delivered the du
ring year. ~.
Having the complete ORDER and instructors
in th pofss,en the faithful
thorough nsuucoR and full
G OF educ alton. = #..s#-..E ELI
ronh advance The modern languages -
ruartsr obtained by addrsk
dsr-ign~d. II s#n# .aaf-@ss H. L.. bRoCkETT
Aus M-eodot Principal.
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TIRE of H,gea Hotel, Old Point
Con having been conpItcd wh by the parcbascr IA
BY all The parties inteeHcd oer the entire
public auction "wednesday the 5h OF ocober next
lo llaiest bidder MaF .lsH
This embraces the whole establishment the furniture be
hotel and all The rights and privileges be
longing present owners.
The celebrity and advantages of this fashonsbe resort
der and who offer
selling they do entire
property Inducements be presented 10 capitalists
OF their fuad. + .t - .sw. s#.- 3 I#
The sale,
Office o . sooner, II desired E..tN#
The one bd Of IL, purchase money cash and the
annual of and
deferred be satisfactorily secured aSd TO
carry ufefe, from the date of sale.
Sale 10 commence at ~ O'Clock,
jog p. REYNOLDS,
...u@. .H a. MEHAFFEy,
II. q. WoRsHAM.
g.pt Ian dkrp
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DEPARrMENT FOX TOILET ANDTABLE GOODs.--
We have appropriated the suie Of e above DO
script good where all be ounL and
superior nsoa.n OF every kind OF Table and ciet nens bed
quits blankets, Ac iA IAb htNtHNW nFalT p1pCfIelNs
Glowing received
style counerranes white we,ed royal
pink blue hun Dresden OF all from - BY 81 10 IA
lAA. ~ La -. 80 III Ht'gg aatlt1At
rnchsgvs - aAavA y ~ ;sf rta
IL pieces colored aud whic dmiy and 81 widths
Also beautiful lot Of se French and Engis chnfzeB
These qusi~s,
rarely be with lately ncb low AK Hila
Rusa Flemish and shectsss,
widhs, - l34 width. e. s{ ~ ~ 60 80 ri
linens, Richardson Hend and
Sicoison make all warranted nosale, pt 81 and
b< widths. Ifi tEtN.# e9sa fH sH lr EHl G9tIa sos
which, being all De, Will wash with the linens, and
NY @t't
Also Wy ususquito net This
article will be found quite useful hlnf aN a
Ia oc towengs tink little Of kind
which made lately. To
snhiec
buying selling OF goods
fesr being suited here sH ltV4 1a
IN table goods and snxs
table CLOTHS for dinner ~ family ns.
Belgian have follow,
unique and unusually rrasonabie 50 81 G4B1
is aud 2o abes, lengths
wide, hui.hcd the
AIrc, napkins and d,iies a,stch TT 81 h4t -ltRt
Frcue aud Epe coed cloths, and fruit md
doyi, matching. r + = #.t - fl.r
Al~o ciesan, piano covers, iaprs,
srns..
Tsn billiard cloths. which nsch
favor plans and table ##H alcfV ~ ID
stock when make appear their dealing wu,
= CLAGErT a DopsoN.,tD
SEP o-so5if aafH Has Qsa1 mobas
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Drennor Spring., Henry county, Kentucky.
THE this college
second Monday in s~rembc 1853 and TIE second
Monday In fs'lowing February. sfs
The tnco,y of experienced pofr.sos The
her cndes Attendance sesron 227 The
Academy, and instructions in history, English literature
The
civil Engineering, modern
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