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DIVERS DOMESTIC CALENDAR,
PATENT APPLIED FOR.)
II AIDES, PrOprietOrs of Hotels, Schools

IL Public Institutions, and all persons having
LAUNDRY to be Ironed or Calendsred, re-
specially invited to examine these Machines as
without one establishment can be said to be COM
PLETE.
Persons who have used even the cumbrous old.
fashioned Mangle, may know something OF its util-
ity; and to those who have not used one, will be
briefly enumerated the many advantages combined !:
The superior style in which the articles cALEN
DARED; also the saving in time, labor and money!
one woman perfectly smooth and highly glaze
more Laundry, such az Sheeting, Table Cloths Cur
tsins Napkins, Towels and numerous other articles
in one day than several with Smoothing Irons -
Fuel s entirely dispensed with at all seasons, the
Calendar producing its glaze entirely
BY OLDPRESSURE.
House Linens will last much longer, as 1t ia soon
decayed by the OF hot irons applied to it when
damp-each application of the Calendar producing a
high gloss and retaining the pearly whteness; and
being provided with India. Rubber Springs, 10 war
ranted to injure the most delicate Lace most
beautiful Shawl.
Servants can be shown their use in few minutes;
nor can they except wfully, destroy them, as the
wholly constructed of metal highly finished and
occupy but about four feet square OF room The
saving effected will pay for one, that will last
for generations. There two sizes to suit the es
tablishmsnt at different prices. Manufactured for
the Proprietor at the Eagle Foundry, by Mr.. Rahm,
and for exhibition and sale by Messrs. LARUS
SHINE, Main st. Richmond. fe17-1n*
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r IST OF MISUNDERSTANDING in the
~ Richmond Post Office ON the 9th March, 1855.
UPcrsons calling for Letters In this List viii
please say they are advertised. g
q Once hours, on Sunday, hereafter, from to 8
n. and to s p NJ. 49,
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q NORTH CARROLL

~ ss7sIE MA ExPREss!-EXTRA-
ORDINARY INDUCEMENTS! -DISPATCH is
THE LIFE OF TRADE !! Goods ordered by cur
Express are u.ually sold and the proceeds in your
drawers in less time than they possibly be sent
by ordinary modes of conveyance.
Merchants Of Halifax, Enfeld, Rocky Mount,
Wilson's, Goldsboro', Wilmington, Fayetteville,
Lunberton, will do well to take advantage of our
MAIL TRAIN EXPRESS, via Petersburg and Wei.
don, and the Wilmington and Raleigh Railroads.
Our Cartoon has been mu oh increased, and charges
are sure to be satisfactory.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS CO., ,s
se 26 Corner of 14th and Main ct. e
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K ENT, PAINE & co,

n n N i r a N u & co.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. l6s AND l65 MAIN STREET. REDMOND
SPRING TRADE, 1855.
HAVING removed to our new and spa
IL cious warehouse, Nos. 1853 and I65 Main street,
we have the pleasure to inform our friends and Gus.
Iy fresh stock of FANCY and STAPLE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
which will be very complete by the 10th inst, and
stocxs ever before offered in Virginia.
Oor FOkElGN GOODS are mostly of our own
IN poranon and were purchased under great sdvan-
s.ses ior cath; and having house In New York we
avail ourselves OF the fluctuations in that
rcsa 70 supply ourselves with all kinds OF Ame-
HSsn Fabrics. on the best terms
&c II shs /, anu.
me .Isds large and splendid stock. made of FOOD
ms.enes gotten up in the lstest ma Is.s 49,.
PeMruacolsry adapted to the Virginia trsae. '' eA1
Anese sdvsntaees, With tha DETERMINATION an our
thass wbn Sar foods q very close profits. and to
months credit, will make TO tbsp ii1m.p.iy on nx
cisss OF customers TO buy their goods Of M " 'ns
The Great increass of Competition mas.
sary that the country merchsat should hnv ~
st lowest possible prices aud 1t is sIoas
Ia selling ~ We shall Tor cash, on short crsh;t -
prompt mon, We can afford 10 sell our sooSs ia 20
We ask the favor Of the merchants of Vir,;,,.
North Carolina and Tennessec, TO give eur stocf -
examinations. feeling confident that we can offer 81
such Inducements - will make II to heir interest 10
unite With us In ustsnng the cash and short crsdit
eysfsm. mh6 KENT. PAINE CO
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NJ a, STJRDIVANT, ATTORNEY AT

M a. STUKDIVANT, ATTORNEY AT
IN. Law AND NOTARY PUBLIc, practices in all the
Courts of the City of Richmond and in the adjoining
Counties Will take depositlons to be read in the
United States Court in the Virginia State Courts and
in the Courts of other States whose statutes author
ize Notaries to take dispositions: Will also take &C.
acknowledgements, &c, to deeds for the following
States and Territories Alabama. Conpectcut. Illi-
nois, Indiana, lows, Maine, Massachusetts, Michi-
gan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, Ohio.
Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia and
Wisconsin.
Office on 18th street, between Main and Bank sts.
ia film
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A little daughter of Mr.. James Harper was burn
70 death In New Orleans last week.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran off

k0bEAT, who b spare mad l. man, about SO year.
old, thin village; abost6 feet, 10 inches high; ANAL
head, and wears . small moustache; 10 negro Of
senteei appearances, dresses well, snd invariably
wore cap, with velvet band around 1t. aud blue
bask cloth cloak. A. he has variety of good eio.
thing And having len portion Of It at his room,
am not certain to description OF clothing he
Fied with him.. The above reward will be paid II
taken out OF the State; fty dolsrs If taken within
one hundred miles Of Richmond, or twenty-five dol
lars taken within that distance, and all reasonable
expenses paid II secured In jail delivered to MIR.
John II. Dreamer of RICHMOND, to whom he 10 hired
for the present year, ~ . tobacco hand.
MARIA d. ANDERSON.
h6-l0t Beaver Dam, Hanover CO., Va
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CERTAIN CURE FOR CORNS.-
" INSTANT RELIEF FROM PAIN. BY THE

USE OF POLLAKDS LINIMENT.-Kead, read:
SIR-Having suffered more from CoRNs than any
one person living, and having been humbugged out
of considerable money by vendors of Corn Plaster
and infaibes for Corns, had given up all hopes OF
ever being cured, when, by accident got hold OF
experiment; but to my surprise and qualification, 1t
afforded instant relief and can now year a. tight
boot as any one Try it. all you have Corns, and my
word for it, you will agree with
ONE WHO HAS TRIED 1T.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO; Bennett
Reers Adie & Gray, Duval l. Norton, w. r. Ladd,
L. 3. Thomas and Druggists generally throughout
the city. nn .
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TACKSON'S EXCELSIOR BTITEhS.
u TO THE PUBLIC-Hsving been afflicted f'I
several years with Dyspepsis and D1me Aeues. ans
hut little or no relief was ct LIST induced %
RH JACKsON,S EXCELSIOR BfTTEkS. !
tried three bottles, and am happy TO say tnet :"
perfectly cured. a. "; AIksf.
advise every family to procure these Bitter.
The above Bitters may be had ct u. rtcopa a.
Bodek erss Charles Millspaugh's, and s. M Lachris-
son's Druggists, Richmond, Va.
! A II oYdars N unctuaIly attended to. nah
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HGOID WORKS WONDERS, and 70
orinicns 81 the Pfss fally testify fhs dsliehtfal
sd sosthipg syrup 3 srsat1y rseommendsd 70 ehil.
dren q welf q sdnits b. several Of the most emu.
cent uhveicjeus Il has cured the most viruleDt
sssss 81 coughs and colds. Try ons-try oil. Keep
Il n your houses for yourselL wife and children,
and 10 no dnals instance has LEONAkWe I'M
SLANT RELIEF been known 70 AL vnen te1sn
n. n.-To insure speedy cure, Il must be taken
invariably AFTER eash sttaek Of coughing.
- Price, 25e. per bottle.
Meeors RuRcELL. LADD Go wholeeee = GAM
TO be- had OF ell Druggists snd Geo. Webb Norfolk.
Va - -
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SPklNG PRINTS AND GINGHAMN,
- yest opened full assortment Print1 and 0ins.
80 soF sprlnss sew and hanlsoms pattsrns
g. HARIWELL + co,
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10 WHOM HONOR rs DUE

HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE
Ii 1t affords me much pleasure to say to the suf
effectual remedy have ever used for Coughs, Colds
&c have used it myself and believe 1t to be worth
more than all others In use. Try 1t, and viii en-
sure your subtraction ID. Il. DAY.
HENRIco County, Dec. ], 1854.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Beers
Alex Duval, Paterson 4 Jackson, Chss. Millspsugh,
z. ]. Picot, A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale.
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NOTICE.-Mr. ALEXANDER STER-
IN LING will have an interest in our business from
this date. ChENSdAW ";
Richmond, JAN LIST, 1854. Jao
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OFFICE RICHD, r. Il P. R.R COL
RICHMOND Jan. 18th, 1855
EE n EEzzs33zsE NOTICE.-From
- S13 ~ and after this date, no ar
tcle will be delivered from the freight department
of this Company unless the amount of its transport
tstion is paid at the time. Parties DESTROYS of UT.
ranging their payments in advance can deposit with
me such amount a. they may deem proper for the
purpose. =. w. MACMUkDO,
ja 16-h Treasurer.
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INN DOLLARB REWARD-For /

lOO sppsshsnson e eur negro man, OTWAY,
who Absconded from oar nills on Saturday last He
inches heh; he somplsxiou not very blaek his In
teliisence more than commos.
nspprehsndsd Ut distsnss, the reward will BE-
paid. and II In or about the city, half that sum
fe5-ta HAxALL 4 CO..
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HO-PARTNERSHIP.-The subscribers
~ have entered into co.psrtnesshp for the pur.
dlery and Commissions Business, under the firm OF
GEORGE Merriam L CO, and have taken the
Of 18Th ana Dock streets. They viii Keep constant
" on hand general assertmens Of Grocefies Ship
ChandIeIy and Northern produce. They will also
be in regular receipt OF Smithfeld Bacon. Lard,
and 9th produce OF that section Of the country
They have now on hand supply Of Smithfeld Bs-
con, large and small Sizes Suitable for family use
Their house 10 spacious, and they viii be able to
store large amount Of goods Of any description
Being adjacent to The Dock. the goods can be -,
ceived from put ON board OF the vessels free OF
drayage. Insurance can be effected at the lowest
rates They most respectfully solieit share o. the
public patrouase GEORGE MERRIAM,
LEVI 0WALTNEY.
+ fe 2O-eo1mG lawts
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MOTTO E.-The firm of MAURY g.
IN MORTON 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
r. I'll MAURY 4 CO, tie undersigned, ]: B. NOR
TON has disposed of to them his interest in the con-
Se'A' N r. H. MAURY,
J. B. MORTON.
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0UK NEW Attention is

CPECTACIEN- Gold, Silver, ana steel
- spsstaalss to ssit I'll egee Glasses 6ed 10 "a
fremsS 0ENNE1 y JAnE6
MI Haeas ssssfs.
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HOAL AND WOOD-The Subscriber
~ takes pleasure in announcing to his friends and
the public that he has effected arrangement which
will enable him to keep on hand ct all times full
supply of as good BITUMINOUS COAL as can be
found in this Market and which he will sell ON as
reasonable terms as it can be had.
ALSO-A good supply of OAK and PINE WOOD,
at the market price, JNO. M. STRATTON,
Produce Broker and Dealer in Wood and Goal,
fe 8-dSm On the Basin, corner of 10th ct.
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BACON & baskerville, .
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DECEIVE Consignments of Tobacco,
HI Flour, Corn. Wheat, &C., and give their per.
sona attention to sales of same and keep constantly
hand large and general assortment of Groceries,
Seed. Peruvian Guapo, &c. fe T-d&wts
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LNOR SALE, TWO VERY UESIRABLE
IL COTTAGES, ON 5TH, NORTH OF LEIGH
STREET.-We are authorized to sell two very de-
sirsbe residences 9th street, North of Leigh st.,
containing six rooms each, with all necessary out
houses One of them is built Of brick, on lot 40
feet front, and nearly new; the other ID a framed
house. not quite finished on lot fronting So feet
These houses pleasantly situated in good, quiet
neighborhood. Possession can be had about the LIST
of April, and II not sold by that time, they will be
for rent.
For terms. which will be liberal and &C commoda-
ting, apply to GODDIN g. APPERSON.
NH 7-6t
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~ n HHiiiEzzz.zzsza VIRGINIA AND

10 ~ TENN si NEls 5 En n ALL 4 /,
ROAD.-WINTER ARRANGEMENT.-The Pas
senger Train will leave Lynchburg daily, Sundays
exceptsd) at II O'Clock A. NJ, and arrive at Wythe-
vile to dinner.
CONNECTIONS.
For BUCHANAN via Buford's Depot, on Mon
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, and arrive at Blu
chanar to dinner. ,
PHUR SPRINGS. CHARLESTON, kANAWHA
and GUYANDOTTE, via Bonsack's, on Mondays,
For ABiNGDoN, JoNEsBORO' and KNOX.
WILLIE. Tenn. daily.
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r. II. MAURY & CO.

Dealers in EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES, SPECIE,
&c. STOCKS, BONDS and other securities bought
and sold ON COMMISSION.
FOR SALE.
State, Registered and Coupon Bonds.
Va and Tenn. Railroads.&c. moTtgage-Bonds.
M DO Stock.
Richmond and DanyiIle Railroad-5 year-Bonds.
no 40. Stocks
southS;da do guaranteed Bonds.
Va CsntraI 40 Bonds.
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BOUNTY, LAND AGENCY-R. b.
ID RAGBY. BOUNTY LAND AND PENSION,
AGENT. NAV be found at the office of ] D. Elliott
ESQ under the Masonic Hall, Franklin street. and
would be pleased to attend promptly to all claims
entrusted to him on moderate terms.
rnh 2w$
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned. under the name and iiIm OF + Y.
MAURY & Co, will continue the EXCHANGE
BROKERAGE and COLLECTION business, hith-
erto conducted by Messrs Maury Morton
b. Fl. MAURY,
a J. r.. ALLEN,
J. l.. MAURY.
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FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE. co. OF THE VAL
LEY OF VIRGINIA,
Available Capital $500, 900; Surplus $6l, SIT
81; Charter Perpetual
TAKE risks on Cargo, Freight, Build
u ings, Merchandise, nc. In town OF country.
Losses promptly and literally adjusted, by
o. r BKESEE, Actuary,
Office 14th street, doors from the Post Ofsce.
fe 2S-lm
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gssG Sass
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i ICORICE.-Just receiving Mass and
IL Stick Licorice Of best brands; for sale.
NH STOKES CO
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GEk CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
w. The subscriber has on hand. at his Coach
Waking Establishment, en- Lombard Alley, between
Main and Gary, (l3th and I4th streeta) the Co.
lumbar Hotel. COACHES, CHARI0TEES, BAs
SULklES, all of his own make. of the best mstsri-
ais and workmanship. All of which will be sold
low as good work of the kind be In the city Of
IN want of any article in the Carriage line, a. am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible, and all work sold that seg war
ranted. life 20-6QI M1CAJAH MANGUM.
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HOAL, COAL AND WOOD FOR
~ SALE.-Havins accepted the Agency Of Dr.
w. r. Trent, am prepared TO furnsh good article
Of COAL on a. accommodating terms ~ liksly can
be had anywhere, either b. Wholesale or retail l
win endeavor to have IL nicely prepared for market,
this l. something to which but little attention hs.
been paid for several years past In Consequence OF
the short supplies and great demand
have also on hand . nice assortment Of Oak and
n w. FORD.
jalS-ts Conner 9th and Gary sts.
GUNPOWDER TEA-Finsst quality
~ imported; Black Teas low priced; Mascsroni
ana termiesili fresa and prime jnse received ana
for sale BY RAWLlN0S& MILLER.
ma Cor. Pearl and Cary st.
JUST RECEIVED--Att tho Ladies' 6a-
~ loon. No. Is Main street, large lot Of Lsdsss'
bisek Healed 0sitera seat md locq afnsie,
DURE SPERM OIL--Holar OIL; for sals
by FUnCELL. LADp CO. DrYistA
CPTb. TURPENTINE.- IA bbls. for sala
= =. = ruscsII, IADD CO. p I; Is;s I.
1 ssssEs{
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.5st sse = assE tSsA ae4sa
. 81 sss& sss zssa zes.sa Ees sr IL H6@
s&s4EAA& II sss
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QAIEINS.-l50 bxs. and half bxs. Raj
~ sins receiving and for sale .-.
nah 8 STOKES co.
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Meetings in Richland and Huron
Counties.

On Friday, the 9th of August, til,
Democracy Of Richland County will NEE
in Mass Convention. Melill, MCook
and Medary will address them.
The Democratic Primary Elections ii
Richland County, will be held on Satur
day, the 25th day of August.
The Republican party of Richland Co.
hold Mass Convention on Friday, Sep
tember I. Chase, Campbell, Galloway
and Letter will be the Speakers. The
Republican County Convention meets a
Mansfield, Monday, September Sd, at II
A. NJ. The different townships hold meet
ings, Saturday, Sept. 1st, at ? o'clock, P
NJ, fer the purpose of appointing dele
gates, to said County Convention.
In Huron County, the Republicans NEE
in each township, on Saturday, the 25tl
inst, to elect delegates to meet in Count!
Convention, on Friday, August 81.
A Democratic Mass Meeting will b
held at Norwalk, Thursday, Sept. Is
Medill. Lahm, M'Cook. Taylor aud Ston
will address the meeting.
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-~ Acc1DuST.-1esterday friday
evening, quite a serious accident occurred
on the S. N. & n. Railroad, about one
IL lie south of this place. The express
train south and the freight train going
north meet at this station, but on the e.
ming of the accident, both were behind
time. The express waited its usual time,
and went on. About milo south, it was
met by the freight, which was coming at
more than usual speed, and terrible col
lision was the consequence. The locomo
tiyes were badly damaged, several carr
were demolished, but fortunately, no live
were lost, and but Ole person injured. L
G. McCuue, the Engineer Of the freigh
train sprang from the cars just as the col
lision occurred, and dislocated his ancl'
The injured man was brought to this plac
where he was properly cared for by OF
physicians.
1t was a fortunate thing the engine
from the engine in time, else
t must have met with instant death, as t
locomotive was left complete wreck.
J The Conductors charge the blame ca
lie upon the other, but which was at fault i
N not yet been ascertaiued.
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him anl his colleague. M'CLAIx. in this
wise:
Markham Dear SIR ] Am sstrsnger
in the town If do rOng yOu must BAir
with me in my folla sir / have always un-
derstud wharin THAR wars no law thir w,T'
no transralion and now sir il you have be-
cum Asol or AlOri or Aruler over me
and demand ms 10 worship you you must
Ifarred your deere amelenlele Before !
Commit the onpaTlin sin that is TO Bow
the nee TO Won and Maclin sir ar you moi
lashlme TO chanles the yrasiiis of eyTy
Icristcnt parent in this town BY supPoziI
THAR children to be lircs YOU are wroni
IthC goi that | was tot TO worship for h
saS com aEl let us Icscn togather But yoI
his not lest git your collars to believe tina
vou believe that tha ar all lires and then y"
Twill have lies enuf in my opin2n let Ia
: scol.eachcrs that chanles children thu
= Bluch and be ashamc let them consider tia
, truth shud be the main pint TO teach tl
young mind
and as it regards thes nots OF scraps
slips of paper that you sent by my boy
A | don't want To see any more them witho;
, tina commit crime wortha OF earneng thel
we new our children stay from schol
:yhy then do YOU think wcair fools
; to tel lis what we al rca la now
r will you to the deavil go
. Crist and the apstles profsido
-falce teachers in this world sud glide
i thaire like wells wi;hout waiter
t and clouds with out rain
c so | ask no favurs Of You
- and Muck clanc
while my Boys is at scol want
: them to abay you and if tia don't
y put the string on them But don't
whip them without caus
6 and don't larn them to Iy don't
plese don't yours Mr. Markham :,
:, salem schol teach
: Ritton BY RICHARD DAZE4
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To PRINTERS.

The present prOprietOrs wishing to embark
In another enterprise, the PIYNouru ADvER.
rIsxR is offered for sale. The paper is in it'
second volume, and is now doing a good, prof
liable business. The jobbing and advertising
the present year, viii reach 81 600. The sub
scriptiOn list is large, and increasing rapidly
With q little exertion it can be doubled. tn,
material is nearly new. Payments made easy
For good practical printer, this is an opror
tunity rarely presented. Possession will b
given at the close of this volume.
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Mr.. JACOB Buck, Of this village,
met with an accident yesterday which
came near losing him his hand. He ewasen.
gagged i'll coupling the cars at this station
when the cars came together unobservs'
by him, and the bumpers canght two 0
his fngher, smasing them badly.
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Ritten By RICHARD DAZEY
Plymouth Agricultural Society.

Plymouth Agricultural Society.
DIPLOMAS to be awarded ior the encour-
aromcnt Of our Common School Compel
itors-those who have been members Of
any of the Public Schools within the pre-
scribed territory any part of the current
year :,
l. For the best map of the United
States drawn by pupil over Il years of
age. lot, 2d, 81 Diplomas awarded.
,. For best map of. the United States
drawn by pupil under l. years of age.
LIST, %, 3D. and 4th Diplomas awarded.
3. For the best map Of Ohio drawn
by pupil over l. years OF age. lst, ID,
81 and 4th Diplomas awarded.
4. For the best Map OF Ohio drawn
by pupil under l. years of age. lst.
2l and 81 Diplomas awarded.
5. For the best specimen ofPcnmanship
| by pupil over Il years. lst, I'd, and 3D.
Diplomas awarded.
s. For the best specimen Of Penman-
ship by a pupil under Il years. 1st, "a
81 Diplomas awarded.
I. For the Original Essay by a pupil
over L years. lst, ID, Sd and 4th Di-
plomas awarded.
s. For the best Original Essay by pu,
pill under - years. Ist, I'd and Sd Di,
| plomas awarded.
! 8. For the best Dec amation by pupj
over l3 years. lst, "a and Sd Diploma:
awarded.
10. For the best Defamation by pupi
under II years. LIST, "a and 3D. Diplomas
awarded.
II. For the best Original Speech by {
pupil over l. years. LIST, ID and ID ID
plomaS awarded.
Il. For the best Original Speech by
pupil under Il years. lst, I'd and Sd Di
plomas awarded.
In drawing Maps of tho United States
it will be expected that the State lines vii
, be drawn with the location and nam es c
principal rivers, towns, &c.
In drawing Maps of Ohio it will be ex
pected that the county lines will be draw
G with the location Of the principal rivers
- towns, DC.
Specimens Of Map Drawing, penman
ship and Essay Writing must be hand
ed in to the Committee by 10 o clock @
= the Third Day Of the Fair, with the name
: Of their authors, properly cnveloped.
EI0miniMy Committee
WM. 1IlTtuuLL, Norwalk Schools,
WM {. CATLIE, Mansfield g
+ j. L. HoU"HIoN, Milan
a BY ORDER OF TIE BOARD.
D. r. Locke, Sec.