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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
corrupting influences 10 secure them

p Total1 sssA .a.lfsib 81 $l18,0o0
Judge Mathews, Senator from Hamilton
county, has introduced a bill into the Leg
islature for the redaction ofthese salaries.
lspsoposes TO give the Treasurer 81, coo
per year; the Clerk So, ,5o0:a the Auditor
$4,000; the Sheriff $500; the Probate
Judge 80, ,5096anl the Recorder i 500
Ihis movement has alarmed The sHamil7
ton county office holders, " ho have gone
up to Columbus in a body to defeat the
bill. p, ..er..-g st 4tstr, f..t.f + I,;.- n.,S.
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PERHAM ooTDoNE.'

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Fg HEPfoprietor> oitl.eMcR An LIE
GUIDE would re- ps csfd:ly eli ss5e,,-
of The ''M,relsanss F.rhers and al.cssan
les residing oatnl this city io he inleairr
ale, terms fora yearly subscription IL. t,r
Guide, being 10 ns:,i, subser,bcr> only ti: Y
cent pr annpna mixing The chesi est
lamrhiily Nt5as d pef n sft Uhised States.
efhetol,i mus Of tiididaisia &4iteontaia the
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INSTRUCT ln fsgafaio p9lI lcs, ~ dt'se Guide
viii nasatf.in an infEepe p9cnt tone. and
from lin II fifAe awai al socate measures
MS e,sil aeeoto IbenetIt Geheagreatests snam-
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.,o Possmasters and fothers are respectful
ly requested 10 act as Agents Tor this.pa-
per. 10 whom, We will forward specimen
copies free, WHEN desired TO do 50: si'A
bla saao{ Pr m ilum sHi A'ss'#'
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4 to w. E. BLA9ExEY, editor and publ sh'
Ter, of the New Yorkl Aeroaniilea6IaAie
No. l73 Grrenwiteh ST. n Y - I.u
7 R Newspapers lh,aasgsRleat the .De4 oqsiof . "
bv publishing tbs ahoIke =, appreplft;llI5"i' l5.1l5
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Z. pen producer on cur eel,iA'tin5 I ga Il
the world.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

E LADIES. have youeyer hearls OF
the Wyandot Yeast Powder. sold by DR.
r, A, Henderson? He presented to us a
jar Of the compound, and our wife pro-
ceeded to testits virtues forthwith Biscuit
rs light as a feather were lhe result. and
that without particle Of the soap, sud'
taste Of soda and other alkalies. 1t is tht
best arsicle, we have ever seen. Try il
At once. .loU' as7eas ss a
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COnSreSS

| Nothing Of Importance has been done
in Congress since ourlast Gen. cdllom
Of Tennessee has been elected clerk, anl
several Intellectual balotslhave been hal
FLOR Printer. Like the speakerslTip, p, ther'
seems to be some trouble on the subjec
O Printer. T15 20 71A ~ ~ s'2r"4
l. We understandth that Pierceis out in an
other Kansas Message He is determinet
to satisfy the South that he is ri ght on tn
niger question, by gong a little furth
er than the most black hearted slave dri
| =
1 yer ever went ti ~ ~ ie
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THE LADIES DEPARTMENT

Is now opened for the reception of Ladies. No
institution in the Union impaTts al rn0rs. thor
ough OF interesting course in this Department.
In conclusion We would add, that we
shall put forth our best efforts to merit in a
still more eminent degree, the fiatteriBg rrcep-
tion with viii h our eiit rprise has met, aud
pledge ourselves to lmpart IA more thorough,
practical course of Mercantile instructions than
can be formed at any ether similar Mercantile
College, '..'. : =
Among the many Recommendations, we give
the foilowIng:5 Esssts s5s 7zatsz
s'We, the undersigned, lake pleasere in tes-
tifying that We are personally acquainted with
Mr.. GRANGER's iabifity as an Accountant and
teacher of Book Keeping which is of tia high
est ortleF.-H He has had great experience as an
Accountant. III heavy Oa,nmercial and Banking
Houses, which gives him superior facilities ia
imparting practical k.iowiedge of Book keep
ing and a thorough Commercial Edueatren.
f,- a /; J. ALLEN, LgL. D.,
: President of FARM IS College.
5gQz .taaas $50 Ill LQRINJaNDkENS s.
ltsf..f. 1a President OF kenyon College
~ -
! iToiyeung men iwhew ish to acquire a busi-
ness Education" we think it affords facilities
seldom equaled.. Mr.. Granser has the rare
qualifications /. of stheeretie;ii. knowledge and
aptness la teaching, addee to practical Count
| ing Ro5m experience, and we feel eontident
tthn graduates. from, his SuIlege yiiiube fully
eompateat te keep the mos cqmp.lcsted set Of
Books = 8,3t't s'fsi@a4 ~ = y tsss'i
i A. p STONE, Wholesale aud Retail Merchant.
j. ]. JANNEY, Sec5y B rd ef ,Controt, state
r Bank Of Ohio - Fsst''is 1s'7 5'at'l5s'o
J.9F IA RK Book Keripsnssa at q. i : Weai-
!, bury's.
FD. oVERDIER. Book Keepef at Clinton i5ss;lA
III. Z. MILLS sSec'y uolunlbal, GastS aoke 90,
c. i5 MASON, Book Keeper AZ j. ii. Riley &
I Cos. etz4+t - ~ -s#'s
/ For full particulars. send fnr c;raplpr+ f1
GRANGER X ARMSTRONG,
Tn - e"-s't ffoprietors
Feb. Il, .,56,-n22 Iy.. slsa $3.50 ss-.tl.5
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

7sPERHxM .OurDoNE.- ask the at
tehtion Of our readers to the advertise
meht Of tkeproprietor Of the Mercantile
Guide,p in another column, under the a
bovc caption. He offers great induce
ments to agents.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

EvA California editor speaks Of the
discovery OF buekwheat cake mine in
his neighborhood. a brother editor men
tons this, and adds, lethis friend only dis
cover hot coffee spring. and lie will SC
and b. cakfaSt with him.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
New York Market.
NEW YORK. Fe

NEW I ORK, FtO. IT.
The Flour market is frmer; $500 bbls
sold at ST SO for Straight State; 1925
for Ohio Wheat quiet. Corn qaiet
4.o00 bu.isoh ats84h for mixed. Mess
Pork lqnspie;; 200 bbls sold at 81 -
Beet dull, only 100 bbls sold. Lard de-
clined. Sales OF Ohio whisky at 3244.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
III ARRTED,

On the 7th of Feb. 1856, at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Anna Walson. by JAS. Ii
Freet Esq, Ms. ELIAS ELLIS, and Miss
SARAH JANE WALroN, botllot Tymochtee
tuwmship, this couDtyf6 saf5g an4 .sela
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

TnANks .-rHon. Jas. Lewis. Senator from
this district, will please accept our thanks
fora Diagram ofthe Senate Chamber now
occupied by that body. KS.
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NOTICE gs. j

rs hereby given that Lydia Hunt, guar
IL dian OF Ambrose Hunt, minor heir oil
Snowdon Hunt, deceased has htcd in my
Office her final account with her said ward
or settle ment. Said account will remain
on file for insp. c ion by All conce rffed uh.
I'll the mint day O. March Anno' Demini
1856, when Setremtm will be made.
d, JOSEF Ii KINNEY,
.5a,a iIrobat. Juds se
Feb. 18th 1856.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
! IL Dc IN i Trne.

atsss l,& DaA sjBIt is True.
msRassia has accepted the propositions Of
ahelAiliessasl basis for negotiations, and
isis tRought'the warwilfbe brought to a
speedy close.lss We viii see. y q 4'stt7H'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

WANTED. "A friend Of ours wi4bes
to rent comfortable dwelling house some
where-n.ar the business part of the town.
Wkohas one containing ive or six rooms?
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
Cincinnati Market. i

S.,..,,...ss z}6 CINCINNATI, Feb, H.
FIonr dull at s6.75.. Mess pork SD
Bulk meats s5aa@6a. Whisky "a cts
Groceries unchanged.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

A corner lot in lhs town of Upper
Sshddskysvitlin uuc squate Of the Court
House, with neat and comfortable dwell
lin s..ogttter with stable, smoke house.
and other cptbniidings thereon erected.
Inquire of the editor Of the ''Wyandot
Pioneer"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

g The Scientific American says that
pencil which would give clear, black
stroke, and inscribe ndelible characters
upon paper so as TO supply the place OF pen
and ink, would make IA iorLanc To The IN
ventor. 1t has no doubt such an lnven-
ton will vet be- made
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

HARPER R-What has become ofour ia
voYite. Harper's Magazine, for February2
We hope the publishers have not conc!u
ded to "cut our acquaintance, ter we
have published their prospectus and
otherwise interested aourselfsiu their be-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

EE After thato evenings performance
hey meyer should say ''qult.'"-Htndted-
w''i 7sB- $50 sas .s46fuHEte 10
So a portion of that party are in the
habit Of tel linz. young menn to .,qait6'
are they Robert? Well it is wrong in you
Bob, to pitch into the w'ole party because
the old folks told you that you should
quit coming to see-no matter now.
Did the PICKLES the lady sent you sharp
en- you any, neigh nneeislh}bbo'rf Dor? Be cafeful yos
don't cut yourself. .a ,..i ..ss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
sstyDENT tstsN,
@RMMsxRs
CONNIRClAl lOI,LlB,
.toLuMBtts.e ONO. eoh
The most ThorOug n sss4 u .ssest cal Il T., =
siitution. oi1 th,ss y tsg-t-.f -
. 1t = q y ~ =
Z E + NJ S..

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For Full Course, including al departments of
Book Keeping, Lectures & PepmansAip. in
variably in advance $40
For full course in Ladies Depart hient $50
n HE tPROPRlEf0RS TAl4E AGREtT
Pleasure III exprs :, iiss their h.,.s Il sfor the
gratifying aud unprecedented success which
have marked. the car.erp OF thsir. iilstisalion
s.ncc its IS alb isinlent al the Cari:ii and
stimulates them TO rehewtd exc rtioils 10 meet
in The most efficient ma nnef. ebt Fuptdly in
eieasing dc;nandsfofa ptactieal ail,i cehpre
benSive course of mercantile training. j he
great praetieal exFeri nee o, the. Principaf, in
heavy banking mi Conimere lai, Horses, as
sisted by educated and 'aec..inplix hid gentle
has enabled llini ito bring t,,s a degree o:
perfection a sys.onh- tfCOl MI sNs1glsEOM III
,trllcti ion, by no al eye else, MOI ATTAIN
I'D LYasel,, X, sl-EjfsIt Hay ] IItN. =
tie DE indvist fl fl Sci MS byf .st.,5 anti he
has mas e Ell TIRE w4f5Ie etta;aiAsef Accoun.
tants dutie, q, thoreugl. it as though die had
serv, d nn all,relit cesl.p il. some large Com
mere i'll Eease: alll has ALA wkwssd ..sss, fall
tering AID es. fessos g ndcrs are, IN a great
measure dissip d.
In alfstis1s L, o1r en- age rHsft OF accomplish
ell AssisttsW eiii:lya 81. secuted fak. seryi-
! ces Of some OF the most eminent lecturers in
/ Ohioto leefurefo Oh eommefeialtopies.6
Our coulss of instruciioe is too extended TO
! pa,tic ularize here. bat it embraces everything
/ conuected with Double ENTRY BOOK KEEP
j ING with free aud ttlil discussion of its Scen
tific rinciples-Lectures upon Commercial
4 History, and History of Eminent Conmerc ial
I Men, Commercial Geography, 4Commercial
Produces, Comnercial Calea afions, Political
8 Economy. Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade,
Dor+, l, So
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
'fny A. very ploouaeious female witness

"'rEE A very aloquaeious female witness,
whom the opposing counsel could not 81
Ience, 50 far kept him at bay, that, by
way Of brow beating her. he exclaimed,
"Why, woman, therei is brass enough in
your face TO make kettlt!" And sauce
enough in yours to I'll it." she promptly
! reioined.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

Eg rhe enormous salaries paid the
yeleading county officers in Aamiton
count Y, will OF itself explain the cause Of
the trouble among politicians m tIrat couns
q, in fhe contest for the spoils Eof office
Such Salaries are worth hgttlngsfor, and
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

bsEHon. John. Sherman and Hon. G.
Watson have our thanks for fayors.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14


,EE KATE WEsToN, or 10 UIW and
Il 20 DO, is the tile Of ayork lately issued
=; by De Witt and Davenport, which ave
scarcely know. whe.hsfr 70 call . novel or
siip99tSI ip99t i IS certainly possessssaH the interes'
70 Of pns, and iyetr we would not t like to rank
,n il among the trifing class OF publications
"a geperally called novels. The cause OF
a, ttemperance tegm ram will find in the talented au,
JthhQrssss, (a daughter Of the ws!E known
END DR.. pDowlipgJ. an able advocate. bAis a
r, establishments tale without the dryness
- and hseknsyed scenes sooften accompany
ing the portrayal Of scenes # misery and
edyinnI yinnIosxicsaton, Success g Jennie, De Wit
sasayy, yy,a We n xip any other work she may ppu
,d59rth. for she. has done nrane much in this t.
asoe oessyate .bsstaanpdaMrd M Of truth and right
Price Of, the work l,25,Tl61 Nassa,
street, New York. ..-----a~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

! hEE A. Yankee editor says that the
girls complain thatlthe times are so hard
the young men can't pay their address
~ iH .ilhn i9 "Gf p3 2t p 9tlf nt 1871 -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
The Scalpel.


3uA new but not unwetcome visitor has,
made its appearance in our sanctum-
,'.The Sealpel," a quarterly publication,
editedsby Edward H. DIXON. Md. The
chief reccommendation of the work is its
entire freedom from thetruckling spirit OF
many authors, and its bold presentation OF
truth in beautiful and interesting forms. :
The domestic practitioner, assweh as the
! bdiplomadi physician may gather many val,
liable hints from its pages, and the move
reader will find scenes ofJfeol life far sur
passing the exciting dramas of the idea
world. Price 800 a year or 25 cts. :
single number. Published by De Wit
and Davenport. New York.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
Attachment Notice.
George Badger, plaintiff,


Ruth Badger, Rodney Pool and William Bad
81 ger. Descendants
Nan residentssof Nyandot County. Chic.
Tmy instance writ of attachh 81
Z Athis day issued by M. Bracky. J ustice Of
the Peace in and Tor the county Of Wyandot,
and State Of Ohio, agaiHstt the goods, s,uehaitles,
rights and credits, OF William Badger. one Of the
defendants in the above cause, for the amount
Of one hundred and eight dollars with Interest
from the Goth day of September A. D, 1850.
SAID cause wiflcmne- efersao hearing ,.sp4 the,
fifth day OF April, A D.. 1e56, at l o'clock
P. M. rKTT gHT
E 4 GEORGE BADGER.
J. M. HoRD, atty for P!'tff.
eessE Eel,.- I4x ,56.-aQ2.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

Mr.. EDITOR. ....,t...r ia, Z
AS the Juvenile Shanghai Of the
''Vindicator'' seems to be posted as to
the doings Of sleiyhing parties, perhaps
he can tell us what young lady and gen
lleman it was who at a recent party at
NJ Cutchenville got into the wrong bed
room And he might tell US at the same
time what kind OF time they made when
they di covered. that there were two boys
sleeping in the room,
Perhaps this is what he trims, conduct
ing them selves in ''seeming manner
o = .','' MR.. CURIOSITY.
+ DER DEUrscIE EDEMoKRAT.-This istht
title of "a very neat German paper just IS
sued by our, friend HolIabaugh of TIL
."Shelby' Democrat" Itis published a
Sidney, Ohio. I'VE don't. understand
wordlit says but supposcit talks genuin
ELocofocoism as HollabanSh is edged il
the weol." Terms $500 per annum.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
LETTER FROM HO ~ JOHN MINOR
BOTTS,, OF VIRGINIA.. sssnt

sa BOTTS., OF VIRGINIA.! stsnt
8 ara 79 Richmond July 9th, 1855.
IS Messrs WIN. s. BEERS, d. Go. ac5z zi5s
GenIleme d. Considerations of duty to
he afflicted alone prompt me @ send ou
this voluntary testimonial to the great val
ue of SCARTEE' SPANS H MIX
TIRE. for that almost incurab'e' disease
Scrofula..J silaa.4I. Sis mosi 1ba=t69
Without being disposed, or deeming il
necessary, to, go into the particulars Of
the case, can say that the astonishing
results that have been produced by thai
medicine, on member OF my own famil,
and under my own observation and isu-
sperintendence, after the, skill Of the best
physicians had been, exhausted. and :, all
the usual remedies had failed, fully justify
me in recommending its use 10 all who
may be suffering from that dreadful NAL
adv. ,e ah:9se4a3 lsn4af.4te bns asA5
|, = do not mean to sag that it is adapt
ed to al constitutions. or that it will afforc
the same relief in all rases; for OF course
lean know nothing about that-but fro
what have seen of the effects, I woult
mot hesitate to use it in any and ever,
case Of, Scroffula, with persons for WHOM
| felt an interest, or over, whom | coult
exercise influence or control.
Respectfully yours, - .s"''l .ssl
em asal 7 @tio7'e JNo.h Nj. BOrTs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

"A Fa5ricution.,",-Mr, Dennison is
gully, ofan attempt 70 misrepresent when
he PROCESSES not TO know that the reason Mr..
Maddux is in the Recorders Office is, that
Mr. Mr. Flack lack is subject TO- frequent attacks
Of sickness and that be desires to have
some person in the office when unable to
be there himself--he does know that this
the reason, as we'll as we do. sas
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

Gg7Our young neighbor OF the .'Vin-
.dicator'' does not seem to be very well
pleased with, us for coming SO near telling
right out how he gets his flaming edi-
stortals s'--tl,at is, that he has been.lns the
habit Of eab6uging ltfen,from the columns
.ofiis exchanges Needn't take itaso hard
young man--we meant it all in kindness
we leel some interest in your welfare,
and did not like to see you indulge your
! pi!teriny propensities SO early in llfe.,i1
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14

A NEW STYLE OF ABDOMINAL SUP
4 \ porters and Trusses just received and for
sale at III ,,,aaa Henderson, >.
rNE HALF GROSS OF@AYRES CELE7
Cherry. Pectoral.l' ,,rec.d and for
sale at HEN DERSoN ,. I"
" Feb f4'56Ln22 :.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
For the "Pioncer. -
I Quite n DitIeraEce.

4I!te n DIfieFaItce.
The verdant young manof the Vim
dicator," in an editorial entitled s"the dit
feranc,. under date of The. 9th inst, re {
lieves himself much by venting his spleen
in language uucourteous, mnsentlemanly
and false; and no person or thing but a
dumb would be gully or even presume
such an attack. The young dipea goes
on to say in relation toa Leap Year sleigh
ridc.t the village OF Nj 'Cutokenyille that
"Mrs .--and Mrs. were 50 noisy and sup
and going" that not only their husbands
were ashamed of them, But the victims ol
their leap year revelry. though OF an ca
sy turn of mind had 'sworn OIL anothei
exhibition of such womans rights Ev-
cry word of the above the young Tweedle.
duna, of the indicator knows to be false
and " thout even the shadow Of a shad.
of truth. Any young man or M'ng, whe
would stoop solow as to pretend TO i'm
/ puon the fair fame oi'Ians lad,t who wa'
engaged in said sleigh ride is. as danger
in community as the Hydrophobic ca,
nine. AMI we suggest that his nelehbor
hereafter see that their coops apas smek,
houses are well St cured before retiring I,
rest We venture a kindly admonitior
] to the young crittet-that in his ncxs issu
he make due retribuion and apology 70
his grounlless and uncallrd for assault
least a few Of said ladies may think prop
er to spans him. i ,. JUSTICE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-02-14
! ~ ~ pceial lotlrtrl,!sj.. r.. .sS8 sg
.GREAr CUREoF FILES.
CAMDEN, y. j., March 18th, 1855.

--sF SAMDES, ~, y ) NJ tTCH lZtf. 00O.s =
Dear Sir-lt is with much pleasure |
take this opportunity OF informing you OF
the great benefit | have deriv. d from The
use oi few bottles Of Ho fond's Ger
man Binefs''S For Il number af years ]
have been sorely and severity afilie ed
silh pain in the stomach, attended by Sc
we're attacks of tile Iies, for which tried
a great many remedies, but without a :
forling me any relief. Bling advised io
use the Ge,maa Bitters, ui.I so. usf,lo in
connection. lorthe i trsl Your Slihenard
Ointment. and now iuiorm you that they
have entirely cured me and restored me To
health, aud | would advise all the ,filc-
ted 10 use your valuable medicines. DC
Respectfully yours, pa
k .MARGAkET REPSHER,
No. "a Plum street, Camden, n. j.
Or. c. NJ. Jackson. Philadelphia.
See advertisement.
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Changers Commercial College

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We this week publish the advertise
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Gated at Columbus, .Ohi9, and we cannot
let the occasion pass without. calling the
special attention Of our ,cilizens 10 the
enterprise in which Messrs, Granger y
Armstrong have embarked, ,ae Among. all
the institutions Of learning in our country
lsre are mons. Of 50 ,ppch, pFac icafkk icafskk i'm
Portance as Colleges of this character
especially 10 young men, wl,o are, JUS
starring upon lies voyage, and who are
-3desirious Of fitting themselves for the
orrnrsous3 departments Of business into
siuthichahes may chancetd be lahr6wa.A
TlAtlse language of'a cetemporsry,i "N'
saeollegiafseducationHe can really obebsaitl L
btescomplete without going through |
Acoarse iof fscomrnerciai istudiesa aahd certain
lolyno business man, no farmer viii neglec
.1torobtain this branch OF education ifail
dliis pdkerj and no politician need essa,
-dt0 lecture or write upon the affairs o
spthe notwithstanding paid some Hat
siientnn tothis elassiofstddies 20 How i'm
.dp6ftantr itheng7that saeh an insi itatio
saslrould be sustained at the'eapial of 'ou
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