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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

LHoR NORFOLK, PFTKR-BrRG And RICHMOND
~ The United states mail sisamsbip ANE+rOws, d.
fstprasy, Jan. o. ~ o'cloe. " viii arrive In Mo-.
folk N. nett Afternoon and ret~r.bufg abi MchH0na
the ioIO~ing morning Frum Horfoll pAsssnSrrs Tor
the foath pr>cssd BY ralifoss direct vih through ues
Its from wslden 70 Wilmington Augusta, A. FassAxs
and fare 10 hoffJlk o.. 70 fsstfsbaFg and Klehm0n1
t10. ttssrags bali prize. Apply 70
LInIAN 4 ril-AnASrs. q Droa1war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

A HIGHLY RESPECTABLE MIDDLE AGED LADY,
IA qualified by education aud perence 20 superin,eni
the househod of gentleman, Wishes 10 meet With a
family going 70 California ahs oilers her services lor the
passage expenses and II desired would remain With III.
family given period after arriving unqu.s,ionabs
references given. Address :. r., Union slarc Poet
Oflee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

RI 0RTGAGE SAl.E--A NJ. CRISTALAR, AUCTION
IN eer, % Bowery, will sell Thursday 4th inst.
at 10 o'clock, three turning lathes, and large lot Of
tools steel and ron 9th numerous other articles
qured in the blacksmfthing line. BY order Of I. J.
CHILEAN, attorney for mort yagee.
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SHIPPING.


I>oR LWEIPO0I.-UNTrED STATES MAIL STEAM.
II ship ATL iNTlC, Capt James West Tin steam
ship viii depart with the United States mails for Europe
positively Wednesday, Jan TO- at IL clock ST. from
her berth Rt tue Of Canal street For freight or
passage having unequaled aeeommoda for elegance
and comfort, apply 70
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 90 Wall street..
Passengers requested To be on board nj IL = A. "
The Baltic will succeed ia. Allan te, aud AL jan. -
shippers VIII please take notice that the shpB OF this
line cannot carry any goods contraband Of war.
TU'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL.
Mall Steamships.
FRoN LIVERPOOL.
Chief CABIN passage
From BOSTON 10 LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin passage. .v,Sll0
Second cabin passage 90
Tie ships frum boston call AT Halifax.
ARABIA, Capt Judkins. AMERICA, Capt. Lang,
PERSIA, Capt Ryrle. EUROPA capt. shannon
ASIA Capt H. g. Lott, CANADA. Capt. Stone
AFRICA Capt. Harrison. NIAGARA Capt. iritch.
Thoee vessels carry clear white light al mast head
green starboarc bow; red on port bow.
america Lang leave Boston, Wednesday ID jan 1855.
Asia, Lott, /. Boston, Wedne- day, 18th !"
Canada, Stone, !" Boston, Wednesday 3lst
Perths not secured until paid for. An experienced
surgeon board The OF these ships will not be
accountable for gold, silver, bullion specie Jcwslry,
precious stones metals, unless bills OF lading
signed the value thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage apply 10
T. CUSARD, No. 4 Bowling green.
There viii be steamships of this line from New
York until further notice
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former ices the balance stock Of water cloth
ing. Overcoats 50 30 to So pants and vests 81 TO
Gail, examine and purchase. GRANT 4 RYDER, corner
of Grand and Centre streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

by rail between Paris and Lyons. THIS is marvellous
but yet scarcely wonderful than the produce
tion Of set OF shirts washed roued and
fit within 48 hours, at GREEN'S, Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

NJ OR GAGE sALE.--GR0CERY AND LIQUOR STORE
IXl horse, wagon, harness, sleigh, &c.-Thursday,
January 4th, ut 10 O'Clock, the premises, corner
Third avenue and Seventeenth street The whole stock
and fixtures Of that store lately occupied by Meyers
Williams consisting Of sugars, teas br andies, vines
CARTER, auctioneer, 81 Dcy street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-04

rfIW sECOND ANNUAL BAIL ~ THF uNfTED
German Cuarts I'll ~ onnsequrBee ~ Tho ~.
Frucuon OF IL Cy Assembly ions ~ IRE take plass
st Tshmapy Hall. ~ Iuuhfod ana NsssaH
slt."ti the evtEisT, IhundAy Jhuusfy lfs3
and tie same tickets ill ~ teen q th9 dDyr
nf.NAN n liW 81. Chairman.
fEEIElick k.lJ9l., frsssaSrf.
Jogf D5Tlfs, SECRETARY.
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A RESTECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A STU
IA alton as cook objection To assist In washing
and ironing, or 10 20 TO private boarding house Good
city references gwen. Apply al 16oh Ninth street be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, 10 the rear.
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VEN. u. JONES AUCTIoSEER-BY VIRTUE or AN
w execution, will expose for SALE st public ven
due, on Thursday the 4th day Of January 1850 at
o'clock In the forenoon, at 20 Grove street steam
engine and boiler, one circular saw, upright saw
one planning machine, nine boxes chair backs lumber
consisting Of board and plank, school house desks
castings for benches, chairs tables, &c.
WM THOMPSOS Constable
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this city, after to evening they Gloss here,
for the purpose of visiting Boston Let friends give
them two bumper houses before they leave. They
nounce " Don Giovanni" for both performances.
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and return you sincere thanks for the kind anC
liberal patronage extended towards for the past year
hoping by strict attention to business, and selling GOO
articles al moderate prices, to merit continuance o
your fayors With respect,
J. b. MILLER 4 CO., 1874 Canal street.
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oil Leonard street.
Selling or, mt an Immense reduction OF
former ices, the balance OF stock of water cloth
ing overcoats 50 so to s6 pants and vests 81 to ST.
Gail, examine and purchase. GRANT RYDER, corner
of Grand and Centre streets.
One Mile per Minute Is the Rate or Travel
by rail between Paris and Lyons. THIS is marvellous
speed but yet scarcely wonderful than the produc
ton Of set of shirts, washed roued and warranted to
Mt, within 4s hours, at GREEN'S, Aston House.
Ladies', We Wish You u Happy New Year,
and return you sincere thanks for the kind and
liberal patronage extended towards for the past year.
hoping by strict attention to business and selling good
articles, al moderate prices to merit continuance Of
j. b. MILLER & CO., 1874 Canal street.
Last Night but One OF Perham's Troupe In
this city, after to evening they Close here,
for the purpose Of visiting Boston Let friends give
them two bumper houses before they leave. They
nounce Don Giovanni for both performances.
Private Instruction.-The Subscriber will
receive pupils daily for instruction In the art Of PEN
mansh'p and bookkeeping, either in class or separate
parlors. OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH 1852 Broadway.
Three cents Will buy this weeks "sport-
ing Clipper containing full and thrilling accounts of
all the sports Of the Old and new world including the
great prize battle between Keefe and Hutton. Every
body should see this weeks Clipper
A Card.-We would Respectfully Inform
the friends and patrons of ROBERT SINCLAIR that the
business will be carried by the family, aud continu
OF their patronage win be gratefully received.
ed, and every attention paid TO the comfort and
nience Of boarders Supper and dining as usual
754 Broadway, corner Of Eighth street.
Rich d Co.'S Salamnndcr Safes, Wilder's
patent-Twelve years in use, and never n dollars
worth OF books papers consumed In ono Of them.
They been tested In accidental fires hundred
and seventy nine times Very suitable for New Years
presents. For sale by STEARNS MARVIN, la and 145
Water street. the only makers of safes combining Wild
sr's and Rich Il Co. y patent
Defiance Salamander Safes.-RObert M. Pat
RICK s the sole manufacturer the United states Of
the above celebrated Safes and +. c. Collins mpeue
trable defiance locks and bars. Depot No. 1872
Pearl street, door below Maiden lane.
Holidays.--Three Bottles Finest Brandy
three bottles finest whskey bottle finest Jamaica
rum, bottle Bakers btters four bottles finest port
and sherry, in case, for $40. ARTHUR KENDALL,
Wine merchant, William street.
Hyatt's I1fe Balsnm. - Rheumatism In Its
most painful forms, also scrofulu, old ulcers, and the
Of diseases Of the blood great debility liver
sw~.. nrA .utrA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

s'But ! insist uponit. said Mrs. Wood
sum, who had by his time raised herself
up. with great earnes,ness. and was leaning
on her elbow, while her searching glance
was reading every muscle in her husbands
face. "Mr. wcodsem. l insist epon it,"
"Well. then said Mr.. WOolsum, with
a sigh. 'if you insist upon it, my dear, l
have thOughtf il should be the viii Of Prov
idence to take you from us. to be here no
more. l hare thought | should marry for
my second wife Hannah LoVejoy."
An earthly Gre onee more flashed from
Mrs. wOodsum's eyes-she leaped from the
bed like a cat; walked across the room, and
seated herselfin a chair.
"Whati" she exclaimed, IN a trembling
voice, almost checked with agitation-"what!
marry that idle, sleepy slut of a Hannah
Lovrjoyl VIZ. Woodsum, that is too much
for flesh and blood to bear-I can't endure
that, nor | won't. Hannah Lovejoy 10 be
the mother of my ehi!drenl No, that's
what she never shall. So you may go to
your blowing, Mr.. Woodsum, and set your
heart at rest. Susan" she continued,
"make up more FIRE under that dinner-pet!'
Mr.. Woodsum went 10 the field and pun
sued his work, and when he returned at
moor he found dinner well prepared, and
his wife ready to do the hoaors of the table
Mrs. Woodsum's health from that day con.
dnued to improve, and she was never after
ward visited by the terrible affection Of by
pochondria.-JAcK DowNING.
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A PORTRAIT FROM LIFE.
sErH wooDsua's WIFE.

1
Mr.. Seth Woodsum was moving one NOR
hing in his lower hayiug fela, and hiseldest
son, Qbediah, a smart boy Of thirteen, was
opening the mown grass 70 the sun; Mr.
Woodssm looked up toward his house ana
behehll bis little daughter, Harriet, ten years
sf running toward him with he' utmost
speed. As she came UP, he perceived she
was greatly agitatel; tears we're running
down her checks, and she had scarcely e.
sso4gh breath to speak.
10, iatAer.rs she family articulatcd, emo.
AAes is dreadful sick; she's on the bed, aud
sAys she shall die before you get there!''
kr. Wo6dsum was q man Of sober, sound
mind. and calm nerves; but he had, what
sonnet mes happens in this cold and loYeless
world Of ours, a tender attachme mt for his
wife. which made the message of tae little
giil fall upon lis heart like a dagger. He
lropped his scylhe and ran with great haste
10 the house. O5ediah, who was at the 9th
er end Of NE atld. seeing this unusual move
Hent Of Ibis father, dropped his fork and ran
with all bis might, and the two entered the
house almost At the same time.
Mr.. WooIsnn FASTENED to the bedside and
took bis wife's hand.
..MJ dear Sally said he, ewhat is the
matter?"
"Whatis the mattera'' echoed Mrs. Wood
sun, with 4 plaintiYe groan. Il shouldn't
think you woald need to ask what is the
matter, Mr.. Woodsam. Bon't you see ] am
aysngi"
why. no. sally. you don't iaoh as If you
were dying. WHAT is the matter? how do
you feel?"
10, I shaH't live till nighti' said Mrs.
Woodsam, with 4 heavy sigh; q ana going
fash
Mr. Woodsam, without waiting to make
Further inquiries, told 0bediah to run and
lamp 81 Ia the horse and ride vefafter Doc
lor fairfield, and get him 70 come over d
quick as lie can CONG. "TslI him ! am a.
sraid your mother Il dying. II the Doctors
horse Il away of II the pasture, ask him to
take eur horse and come right away over,
while you 20 and catch his"
o5e4iah, with tears IN bis eyes, and his
heart ID his mouth, few as though he had
wings aaded tohis feat.and ID three minutes
sia.e va moaased upon Oil Gray, and gal
sSpinr with fail xneed toward Doctor Fair.
sislaia.
aMy dsar. 4 said Mr. Woodsam. leaning
hs head apoa the pillow, show Do you feel;
What makes oa think you are dying7
And he t~enlerly kissed her forehead as be
spake, ana pressed Der hand to Bis bosom
e, Samasi Z In she generally called
Nina by his Chfist,an name when under the
indaence 81 tasaer emotion; 10. Samuel. !
Gs~l dreaafaAs have 3 ms daring througl,
my HEAD. aad alSst hi oyer me-: and | feel
aszsy Aid can't hardiy sses and my heart
brags as though il would cone throagh my
Vac. md bsajasss | FEEL as though was
dying. am sare | can't live ill night;
FtNi What VIII becaaaeof my poor ebilJfenf'
Aad lie sebhsd heavily and burst aasa !
aoed VI teafs.
III. Wseasman was infected. He could
Nos biina ainsssEt Ia bslssve hat his wif
WIG III saSE mmeaiEse danger II dis soia
ssSa INK sesaed u apprehena. II
shouxs sAe MIL ID appearance of ! dyiaI
f4ItN#EMNW 4ft+uNL4fHsH ANHeHA
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1855-03-07

GASTER OIL, in bottles, and on draught, d prime
~ article for sale by nov % 1853 JBEALL
TSABER5 Cedar Pencils, the best in use for ssl,
T. cheap by nov % 1853 J BEALL
CTEEL PENS, a large and fine assortment, vari.
= Gus brands, cheap AZ JOHN BEALLsS.
Gland PAPER, a prime eastern article, and
- large assortment BY tapr 20, '53) 4 BEALL.
DAP, Letter, Note and fancy Papers, Slater, Pen.
- ellis, etc, etc, for SALE. cheap BY
apfiI 20, 1853. JOHN BEALL
T5Ap, Post and Fancy Note Paper. various kinds
~ md qualities, d large supply, AZ
nsav 4, 1888 JOHN BEAhL'H
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The smtk i. White with fiSsnilns hos,
ne IsAs ore sheet Of siiTer licsi
Bsa,sil Tie mcfnihg rnddy glow
Tht frosty rap0rs round us rise,
sststi y he eb5I and spsineins air,
Thar waves lhe Pine tres o. iketih
Rat xsicelcss % , ~ehispescd prayer
Bseaihes down tas valley. cssuf and sliil.
Come. hss N hour 10 sdr the blood
To glowing iifs in every veinl
10. fr tho spoft istten and good.
Across he bf6ad sndicy plain.
sOn each impatient foot. 10 day.
The ringing Steel again well bind
And DER the crystal sea away
wellisays the World and esre behind.
Andch, what oy Is ours. 70 play
nj rapid round and swift career,
and snatch, between the ytp,sg ray,
Onem3, ent's rest aad hasty ehssEl
Then when thsbrbf, sw set dry is done,
Aud stars shove begin 70 blink,
Down The broad lske that bears US on
We meet our sxcethearts on The brink.
We hear their hesrfuliaughter ring,
on bounding heArts give qnick reply,
yita rapid sweep around we spring,
Like headlong winds away we iY
We greet them wei. how bright the glow
Of cheeks that kiss the frosty air!
Aas homeward, Ger the moon clad snow,
Each proud bog leads his willing fair.
Then gathered feVed the sseerfu' blaze
While winds without are blowing ghdili,
With laugh, and jest, and merry lays
We pass the iocund evening still;
Around the board aar tests all told,
Genes hatpFe's Welcome hour Of res,
Ant sluin0efs never blught with COLA,
Sit lighten each ~untronbled breast.
No tagging ruissimpcdes u sleep,
No starting dreams our couch annoy,
But health and peace, in quietdecp,
Smile lowering round the country boy.
Then when the morning, sharp and clear,
Springs sasly DER shs gtst'ning bill,
With hardy sports we hail 1t near,
Orsa-dy labors bless it still.
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TIotice..

THE subscriber having purchased the entire in
terest Of Francis Morey in the tannery of George &
Morey, Is authorized to settle all the claims Of the
late firm. Tie business will hereafter be continued
by the Undersigned. lhave now, and will keep con.
stantly on hand a large and extensive assortment OF
all kinds Of leather, 10 which invite the attention Of
no public.
The highe i market price win be paid in cash for
HIDES and SKINS SAMUEL GEORGE.
P.S Those having land 10 clear, would do well to
ing. S. u.
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Paper EEangimgs.

q ". MCDOWELL is now opening his sffinS
stock OF Paper Hangings and borders, consisting
in part OF Graniie marble, column AMI various other
styles u Hall papers White Git and Zine satin o
every STYLE lOr fariofs, Bed-chambors &c. toEeth
q with alarge assortment o the cOmmoneT kinds o
ths latest styles and best finish.
Alsoa large assortment Of WINDOW BLINDS
and Fire Board screens Of every pattern and qpaiiy
His stock which is the largest ever before offered
in tins city, will be sold at prices which eannoi foil
70 suit the purchaser.
Call andexamine for yourselves at the BOOK and
PAPER Store of S. W. MCDOWELL.
North side ofMarkei, above 4th 81
March Is 1s54-6m Steubenvnle %
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FRESH EDs.NN8.

w subscriber is receiving his stock -v.
L offspring and Summer DRUGs, which 4estA
ave all been selected by himself in the TgsgssSsY
as'ern citiesi and is much the largest @
.ssortAent OF the kind ever brought to t5k9
this market, and in point of q%uaitv, price. vii
compare with any stock in the country. Ii , ii sci
as low US any establishment west of the nI,.lt ain
for cash or approved country produce. Pc rsen
wishing to purchase any article in tie
$50 ORe - as Ii LINE
would do well to call and examine his stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JOHN BEALL.
Cadiz, april &c, 1854.
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All who have boards to cut or hair to crep,
Just call on me mt my old shop;
Yes, friends, Iii tell you what 10 do;
Give me q call at Number Two"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can STAY;
But give me time, dear sir, 10 rest,
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room Is neat, my towels clean,
Ny scissors sharp, and razors keen,
And everything / think you'll find,
10 suit the taste and please the mind.
And then | move my hand as true.
Az any barber Ger can do,
With rapid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dress the hair with equal grace,
And oil that art and skill can DO,
Your money will procure fer YOU.
October 3, 1851. lot VIVA IS
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Good News n ans

A HEAVY stock Of Fall and Winter Goods re.
- ceiyed q few weeks since. We have been sell
ling 80 rapidly that we could not take time to adj
wise the public Of heir arrival. We now, however,
politely extend to all an inFitation to call and exam
inc our magnificent stock, which we hope will please
In price. WIN AOGG Il co.
November 20, 1854.
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Take Notice.

a LII persons indebted to me, by note or Book az.
n count, are requested 70 call immediately and
In the hands oi the proper officer for COLLECTION.
H1-Also The Book accounts nd Notes IL al. III,
Burteh, have been assigned 10 me, and will be col.
.ected without delay II. J. BENNETT
1,adix. mug. Tf5A
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CARTER,s SPANS MIXTURE

hNC SEffske EEsssEEfT pt thaS btOBu
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN II
Ld The Afflicted Read and Ponder!
An lnfallible Remedy for Sciofula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples or Pos tnles OH the Face, Blotches, Boils,
Ague and Fever, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm
or let eT, ScaId Head, Enlargement and Pain OF
the Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphilitlc
Disorders, luinbago, Spinal complaints, and all
Diseases arising from an injurious Use OF Mercu-
ny, lmprudence in Life, OF ~lnpurity Of the Blood.
Or This great alternative medicine and Purifier
of Blood is now used by thousands Of grateful pa.
tients from all parts of the United States, who les
tiiy daily 10 the remarkable cures performed by the
greatest of all medicines, GARTER SPANlSi
MXTJRE,n Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scroiula,
Eruptions on the Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, I'll.
GERS, Old Sores, Affections of the Kidneys, Diseases
ofthe throat, female Compl aints, Pains and AchiAg
OF the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and inestimabie remedy.
For all diseases OF the Blood, nothing has yet bee
found to compare whit. Ii ~cleanses the system o
all impurities, acts gently and efficiently on tho Lily
er!and Klndneye, strengthens the Digestion give
tone TO the Stomach, makes the skin clear and henln
thy, and restores the Constitution, enfeebled by dis
ease or broken down by the excuses of youth, 10 its
pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is incomparubly better than all
the cosmetics ever used. A few doses Of Carriers
Spanish Mixture will remove all sailowness OF com.
~plexion, bring the roses manting 10 the cheek, give
elasticity to the step, and Improve the general health
in a remarkable degree, beyond all the medicines
cycv heard Of
The large number of certificates which We have
received from persons from all parts Of the United
States, is tic best evidence that there is no Ilumbug
about II. The press, hotel keepers, magistrates,
physicians, and public men, well known 70 tho com.
munity, oil add their testimony to the wonderful 81
tects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and get n Circular and A lima
nae, and rcad the wonderful cures this truly greatest
Of ail Medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNET& BEERS
Proprietors, No. 3Pearl Street, Richmond, Va; te
whom all orders for supplies and agencies must be
addressed.
And for sale bg Jno. M'3ean, John Bcall, Cadiz
Cannon & Henderson, New Athens; J. f.. Cramblet,
Deersville; L. r. Brown, Moorefeld, and by Deal.
ers in medicines every Mhere.-n23-lY.
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Certificate from Rev. Dr.. Luckey.


WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens O
Il Cadiz that | have again taken my old shop on
Market street, directly opposite McCormick's store,
which was recently occupied by Jones and Roper
| would respectfully ask the public to give me a call
at "Number two.n
TERMS BY TIE QUARTER.
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LATE TINGLE a. MARSHJ 9
XEH0LESALE and Retail Dealer in BOOTS
wv and SHOES, 10 constantly receiving from the
manufacturers new supplies and Of the latest styles,
at No. IS, Monroe street, Paxton's old stand, next
door to Greer, OFT a. Co., Wheeling, Va.
November Is, 1854 .lypd,
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Txaminer's Notice to Teaohorg.

Examiners Notice TO Teachers.
NTEW ARRANGE MEETS.-.IIereafie there
In will be but four Examinations held in IIaFri,
son county during the year, yiz;-On the last Friday
Of April and October, nj the close Of the semi-annual
Union Institute, for the counties of Jefferson and
Harrison, and on the last Fridays of January and
June. Since all answers to questions are to be
written, each applicant should furnish himself with
three sheetso oil paper and pen and Ink-also a reading
book. All examinations to be held in Cadiz. No
private examinations.
Circulars containing the rules and regulations by
which the Board viii be governed, Will be sent to al
the townships in the county.
BY order Of the Board.
J. z. WOOD, Clerk.