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TO TEACHERS.

THE Board ofExaminers of Wyandot Coun-
ty, Ohio, will hold meetings regularl at the
Clerks office in the Court House on the first and
third Saturdays in each. month, for the ex-
animation of Teachers, under the "act to pro-
vide for. the reorganization, supervision and
maintenance of Common Schools" passed
March, IA, 1883 Teachers are requested to
meet the Board as early as 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
premPhy.A ALI applications will be required to
furnish evidence of good moral character by
certificates or otherwise as no certificates will
be granted without such evidence, and no
special meetings of the Board will be held un-
der any consideration. as4sf aa t,G4
By Order.of the Board.
Ii, MADDUX, Clerk {5
Aug l6 1855 no50tf.
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Something woLth Hooking at.
PROF. WOODS
k2Nll' Es.eSEOl'NEiro.

FENHE PREPARATION although less
l. two years before the public, owing to its
wonderful effects upon the human hair and
scalp, has already obtained celebrity aud sale
perfectly unparalleled. 1t has without the or
5dinary appliances for such purposes, won Its
way, and been heartily welcomed to most. OF
the cities and towns III tie United States, the
Canadas and the West Ingia Islands. Nor is
this result surprising, when it is remembered
that its popularity is based upon its merits,
solely, as established by actual tests. That
this prepar ,tion Will actually restore gray hair
to its na1uEal color, produce luxuriant growth
upon the heads OF the bald, prevent the hair
from falling off, and, when used as a toilet ar
ticle, produce continual flow of natural
fluids, and thus renders the hair soft, gloss
and wavy; destroys diseases of the scalp, and
expels dandrutf, the certificates of distinguish
ed gentlemen and aides, in every part OF the
country. who have tried it, and therefore speak
what they know, most fully attest, that by "a
proper use of this Restorative, the hair can he
N de to attain and retain its natural color TO
almost an age allotted to humanity, by re
moving the cause of the diseases from the scalp
no matter of how long staudlng-the con
#current testimonials of the Press, and the GER
ificatcs of numerous respectable individuals Of
both sexes, leave no doubt. Circulars con
tanning full particulars relative to this curative
us wei as the reconm ndations of editors, and
the agents
BRooKFIELD, Mass, Jan. -, 1855.
1 PRoF w WooD-Dear Sir: Having made a trial
of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure
TO say that its effect has been excel !en in re-
moving inflammation. dandrutf, and constant
tendency to itching, with which | have
been troubled from childhood, and has
also restored my hair, which was becom-
ing gr' y to its original color. i have
used no other article with anything like
the pleasure and profit Yours, truly,
-tf 5ai ars a-f.t J K. BRAGG.
Pastor of the Orthodox Churcn, Brook
field.
ST. LOUIS, March 7, 1854
PRoF. WooD--DearS Sir: Nv hair com
meHced falling off some three or four
years since, and continued to do SO until |
came quite bald. tried all the popular
remedies OF the day, but to no effect. AT
last l was induced to use your celebrated
tIalr Restorative, and am very happy to
say it is doing wonders. | have now a
fine growth Of young hair, and cheerful
| Iy recommend its use TO all similarly af-
tlicted A G.. WILLIAMSON,
11fsrr> 1888, Second street.
CARLYLE, H., June %, 1852.
I have used Prof O. F. Woods Hair
Restorative. and have admired its
wonderful effects. My hair was becom-
| ing. as thought, prtmatur@ly gray, but
by the use OF his Restorative it has re-
sumed its original color, and have nc
doubt permanently SO. ~ q
.. f s. BREEsEE,.
ed. ex-senator United States
Address O. j. WOOD & CO., 31t
Broadway, N. Y, and ia Market street
St. Louis Mo. -.s.e ...- ,... ...r,-7
Sold by C.S Mackenzie wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. Also by D
G. WEISZ, Upper Sandusky, O..
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REMOVAL

The Saddle, Harness and Uphols:erirg
establishment of the subscriber has been
removed from its former location to Ne.
! 2. YELLOW CORNER. SYL BEAL6
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WOOL CARDING.

U.
TNHE subscriber. having purchased and put
L in repair, the. entire machinery for carding,
formerly owned by Garrett aud also by Z. Fow-
Ter & Co., situated p miles N orth-west of the
village of Wyandot, III Wyandot county, Ohio,
would respectfully announce to the citizens
generally, that he is now prepared to receive
and card all the wool with which a generous
public may favor him. Esf s-s F. -.,.. -
I TERMs-Cash, Wool, or other good trade,
I J. BEVINGTON.
June 81, 1855. aa " - n42tf
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NEW GROCERY.

TUST OPENED ON THE SANDUSKYl
81 Avenue, few doors north Of the old Drug
Store building, a, new grocery store. where
cry thing usually kept in an establishment of
the kind can be found The arti lies are ready
for exhibition, and persons wishing to get fami-
ly sup1ilies will do well to call and the artis
cles l'...es will be low and articles warranted
good VIM HENRY.
Aug 81, l85-r16tf. 4IraI
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AT PRIV ATE SALE
ENTE are authorized to offer for sale,
w upon every advantageous terms, one
of the finest little farms in this neighbor-
hood. 1t contains
SIXTY ACRES,
.34 acres of which is under cultivation,
with good log house and log barn there
ION erected. There is a cistern convenient
to the house holding ia barrels together
with good well ofsexcellent water. 4s
There is also on the premises 100
peach trees. 100 grated apple trees, and
a large number of Plumb, Cherry and
other fruit trees. 5#sts., 49,.
The farm is all under fence, and is sit
.uated justabout three miles southwest of
Upper. Sandusky. ..s....,.
For terms and other information, ap-
-,lie ~ w. T. WILSON,
Real Estate Az mt,
| Or JOSEPH GILLETT on the premises.
/ MRS, MARY 7. CLARK.
FashionoNe
Dress, Mantilia. and Cloak Maker.
Recently of Cleveland, Ohio
4TTAVING OPENED A FASHIONABLE F
Dress Making Establishment, on Main
street, north of p A. Tyler's new residence
respectfully solcs call from the Ladies OF
j Upper Sandusky and vicinity. tf}*l
Aug. 3, 1855. zt- 4
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EA f. ESTATE AGEN J
fe AND
.INTELLIGENCE 0FEICE.

1 Il IL IL l u q II " Il " = & L "a
I In Lppet Sandus1y, Wyandot Co., Ohio
rI>HE undersigned has established an Agen-
i ey forthe sale eofReal Estate, and for the
.purposeof giving intelligence to those who
may wish to employ persons, or to persons
in search of employment, whereby he of
ers the greatest inducements to persons de-
sirous Of either selling orsbuying Farms, Unim-
proved Lard, 4 own Lots, Renting or Leasing
Buildings, Lands, &c. To those who have
Houses or Farms TO rent or sell; farms;
Those wishing to- rent or buy, houses or
Merchan S and others in want of clerks;
J ouRg men wanting clerkships;
Nee hanics and others wanting assistance
Mechanics wanting work; a
Farmers requiring the aid of Laborers;
Families desiring the aid of Females;
and all in want ofany ything which an Office of
this kind is calculated to supply, will find it to
their advantage to give us a call.
Our plan and terms are as follows:
Persons committing property to US for sale,
must glveu written description of the. same, its
location, and its price.
No property Will be entered upon our books
-until the entrance fee Of ONE DOLLAR has been
laid. s3 ts 1 8
No property can be withdrawn from our
books except by giving the Agency two weeks
IznotIce OF such Wlthdra wal
All property entered upon our books will be
extensively advertised FREE OF CHARGE to the
owner. tes83 8Es. a-5-E'
FEES IN CASE OF SALE BY Us:
On all amounts less than Sl0G 5Lercent.
&" "over 100 and less than 400 4
On all amounts over 400 and less @'--t
than $1,000 @8 ~ 8 g
On all amounts over $1,000 215 60
In all cases where the owner makes sale of his
property while the same is registered in oar
books, withontprior notice TO US, one-half ofthe
above percentage will be required to be paid.
book wlt be kept for registering the wants OF
persons desirous of receiving intelligence aS
stated above, The entrance fee will be FIFTY
CENTS and their wants will be literally adver-
ttised without cost to them. s.+5+su'E ,
JLetters postage paid) with one dollar
enclosed, will receive prompt attention.
I OFFICE-In the "Wyandot Pioneer" prin-
ting Office, Cd story "A yre's brick corner Upper
Sandusky. : =
| : -,.....al w T. WILSON. tEr
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SUYDENHAM POTTER. ANDREW LYLE
VIA PORTER s. LYTLE, es~8
Late S. PORTER d Co., Wholesale Grocers and
commission merchants, dealers in Wine, Ii
ouors, Cigars, etc. etc. Commercial Build
ings, Water St., Saadusky City o.
May 25th 1854. n5-u.
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AIDES ARE RESPECTFULLY INVIT
4 A ed to try the PERFUMERY articles, su-
perior Hairoii, Cologne, &c, at the new store,
No. 5, Pierson and McConnell's Block.
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TOBACCO-TOBACCO. COMEANDG GET
i an article that can be recommended. Call
at the Grocery of u .-.-r -f- 49,. .fs..-3-
Aug. a, lo54-nl6tf WM. HENRY.
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CHESTER Il. MOTT,

Attorney and Counselor at Law, and Solicitor
in Chancery. SPECIAL attention given to col,
lation cases, Partition of Lands settlement OF y
Estates of deceased persons, drawing deeds,
mortgages, Power of Attorney, DC.
Upper Sandusky, April 1st, 1853. h1-f.
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lVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA,

4 A Jaundce or Nervous Debility Disease
Of the Kidneys and all di. eases arising from a
dsordered Liveror Stomach, such as Constipa-
ton, Inward Piles, Fullness, or Blood to the
Head, Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart
burn, Disgust for food, Fullness or weight in
the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking, ,r
Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach Swim
ming ofthe Herd, Hurried and difficult breath
ing, Fmttering at the Heart, Choking or Suf
locating sensations when in lying posture,
Dimness of vision, Dots or Webs, before the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Precipitation, 1ellowness of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs &c, Sudden Flushps of Heat, Burning
in the Flesh, Coristant Imaginings tf Evil,
and great Depression of Spirits, can be effec-
fuaIly epryp.I NV
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EeGRO # WN

.saaN E,GRO II OWN
G@ E& ~ SEE NE M MIz
III AYING recently purchased and put in
4 Il complete repair the Grist AID FIGURING
Mill lately owned by Francis Rummrll at the
Negro Town Bridge on the Saneusky River,
about miles fsom Upper Sandusky, | am now
ready to wait. upon the old custom ers of said
MILF and to inakeihe acquaintance of all who
may
FAVOR ME WITH A CALL.
Having fitted up New Bolt in the most ap-
proved style and procured the services of an
Experienced Miller, | fatter myself that
The Best Quality Of Snperfne Flour
can, and will be made at m mill. for all those
who may send liie their wheat Give me trial
once, and shall expect you again.
COME ON WITH YOUR WHEAT,
Corn, Buckwheat, Rye, DC, b grist, wagon
load or otherwise, aud it shall be promptly
ground to your satisfaction.
PETER G. KING.
N.B.-I am also prepared to 60 saving of
every description upon the most reasonable
terms, and will be pleased to receive share of
public patronage i'll that lue.
July 10, 1865. n46tf
-.tt
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COMPETITION
The Life OF Business

gs---S "a
THE undersigned having leased the
= Ware House belonging to the Ohie d
Indiana Rail Road, in the town of Upper
Sandusky, for t,rm Of years. takes this
method Of informing the people Of this
vicinity. and wyandot county generally,
that he is now prepared TO pay the high
est market price for all kinds OF
~-MWIDMD1 1J01-s
or to receive the same in store for sale or
shipment for the owner al small com
mission. ~ s4s ha
L also have and will constantly keep on
hand for sale low for ready pay, a general
and well selected stock Of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
You that have Grain to sell and Gro
eeries to buy, remember to give the Ware
House call. VE 45,rf
Oct. Is. Ie-tf] s. P. AKIN.
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g SUGAR-SWEET AND NICE FOR SALE
- BY raas gtt fa VIM. HENRY. )
Aug. "a, 1654-nI6tf. .'a- ..Erssrearz -
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CANDLES.-A GOOD ARTICLE
~ for sale by M. HENR Ky.
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,G salt! sa4t!. sau!l. @
4 LARGE lot of choice Salt has just been
N received. and viii be sold low, atthe Store
of zg.f, GlLLETTt d. WlGTON.
July 5, 1855.
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S HOES for ladies and Gentlemen-the yerv
0latest styles, and best quait for sale at Tie
Brick Corner by i<i
GJLLETT &S WIGTON
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VALUABLE. FARM

GHEESE.-A CHOICE ARTICLE
~ Western Reserve, by VIM. HENRY. =
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1888 Second street

3D.. ex-senator United States
Address O. j. WOOD Il CO., 316
Broadway, N. Y, and ia Market street,
St. Louis Mo. ..- o.-e ...s.7
Sold by C.S. Mackenzie wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. Also by D.
G. WEISZ, Upper Sandusky, O.
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SADDLERY.-WE ARE NOW RE-
~ eeiving the largest and best assortment of
Saddery ever brought to this place. f..
. maya, So. MARTIN & ROBINS.
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F. POTTS. q stt te t.-ti,a P. A.iRENCH.
. STAR HOUSE, sr, ,-s
Richmond, Ind, cor. 1kain and Fifth Sts
POTTS & rem CHI,
TT q Proprietors.
Good stabling attached. Horses. Buggies
and Carriages, for hire on reasonable terms.
Id. 8. GROSS &C.,, e
)ealerin Books, Stationary and Fancy Notions
under Webster Hall, Tiffin, Ohio.
Septl l-n2l. .fflH Ia -. - tt.laIt
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T.. H. DlCKERsON,
Dealer in all kinds of Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry. Perfumery, Notions, &C., Centre
street, opposite the Court House, Marion, O.
Oct. ~, '54-tf 5.1 II II Ei,
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FUSTSREGEIyFD, alrexeellent article Of
ss FRENCH WINES, warranted to be the
pure luice. of pes; Cork soles, al articlr
worth recommending TO keepthe feet DIR in
wet weather. First door nor h of the Bank.
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\ SAD AND MELANCHOLY ArFAIR.-A melan-
choy occurrence happened near Wesly Upton
county Tenn day before yesterday. Two broth
crs by the name of Collier of respectable and
wealthy parents, aged respectively twenty and
u years disputed about a pony, when the youn-
ger brother stabbed the other and killed him.
The particulars are "a follows. The younger
brother owned a pony which the elder wished to
ride to town. fhey living but Il short distance
from Wcsly.) The other brother objected, and
the older brother rode oifhenring the other grum
bling and utterng angry sounds, turned i'll his
saddle, and in mild and Joking mood said, "l'll
get me IL cowhi1e; and when come back Ill whip
you. He went to town AMI returned home in a
short time. The Younger brother, on meeting the
older one after his return, asked him: did YOU
get the cowhidc!' to which the other replied,
No, | did not" whercupon the younger kicked
at him. ana as the elder turned TO depart. he
having taken no notice OF the conduct of his
brother the younger stabbed him in the neck
cutting the large artery therein and causing
death IN few moments memphis Eng Aug.
%.
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- Il -

In Lexington, on the 18th Of August last, Mr.. GFo
p. COMPTON, aged % years.
In Rockbridge connty,o Thursday night, the 2Sth
Of August Mr.. NM L. BuRKs, in the Gath year of his
age. Mr. Burks was member of the Methodist +.
Church. to which church he had attached himself a
bout 10 years ago.
Died, the 18th inst, at the residence other faith
err Henry NJ. Bowyer, in Botetourt county after II
protraced illness of several months Mrs. SARAH Lew
THOMPSON, wife of DR. Thompson, of South Carroll
ma aged about % wears.
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Az AFFRAY AT RoME.-I'he traditional eroc-
ty of the inhabitants of tho Mont district of Rome
burst forth few days ago in an discriminating
conflict between four principal combatants, which
like the struggle of the IIoratii and Curati, left
but one survivor, and, like that classic combat
waged by brothers against brothers. The
scene of the fight was at first oSteria, and II
woman, as usual, the teterri8ia cause; but after
a great number OF the hosts glasses had been
smashed on each others heads, the combatants
rushed into the street and killed each other with
knives and paving stones, the only survivor,
named Paolane, running off toward Santa Maria
Maggnore although himself stabbed in the groin
and wounded in the head with stone, ia which
r'ight he was assaulted and disarmcd by Swiss
brewer, who grappled with him on the ground
until picket Swiss soldiers came up and arres
ted the desperate.
These same Swiss soldiers, meanwhile, had
been obliged to defend themselves with fixed bay
onct from the excited populace, who pelted them
to prevent them from capturing the fugitive; tho
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wnshiu IIOu-c-Smcnd n Cinrl, prOprs.

SEPT. 6.-I Payne, campbe J Wade, Franklin;
Az Durkin, Albany Y; Dews, Campbell; My
ers, y Y; T Holland, Franklin; l. = Cooke, GOoeh-
land; NJ Bryan, Amherst; J Lavndcr, city; Rch'd
A Hurt, Franklin; VI Nermillion, Lebanon c Cos
by, Abingdon; p Mason, Rockingham; CaptJ Mil
ner & Lady. Miss Miner, Miss b Miner, Master
Miner, Halifax c 7 Nunneee city J II Graves, Pitt
syhania;P II Callan, Abinglon |. Nalley Nelson
G. II Edwards city
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mman people here alway, sympathzing with
cuprits in similar situations. Daring this bal
tlc royel who should pass but the Minister of
arms, General fanua, whn wis greatly alarmed
at the shower of stones, 10 avoid whieh.he had 10
crouch downat the bottom of the carriage, bid
ding his coaehmnn drive ON Us rapidly posi-
BILE. The chief eombntants in this fray were
strong ruifans corn po,iers by trade, and fond
of the kniie.-Romaa correspondent ofihe Ddi
IN AeteS.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
R,OTpu FuXNCuU,,,,.n

Y MIS- y NRo bNEHs Richmond. Va beg 10 inform the
citizens of Nnchng that they prepared
'NoN description et silk Cotton Waocu dycng or Clean
Ing well rs be- done New York
new machinery and the hest of woknon
anioe satisfaction 1" our patrons Mcrlno silk Lain
'lr"HaeH dyed mo tehouHhe colds suit ot
a"niA Shn"s Of every description ycd or clcnncd
"hA"s dyed ttarlo crimson other eoots. equal
81 Nelr y ed equal tonew Sk dresses cenncd and
~ Nino stains removed We Intend do equal la
any establishment IN the nd States urifuy
lie palronag" of the e1cnso iynchbug vicinity Gen
rmcns Garments dy.d aud ccaue, 10 hook equal 10 new
DENNIS n BRO,
Sueeossorst to J W lmrs, Franklin opposite Moropoi.
Hail Richmond. ta,nl dis
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WHALE CAPTURED. The Crescent City Herald
gives an account of the capture of the first whale
of the season in that place, in the first week in
July:
They first struck it with two hundred yards of
the shore in front of our city and after excl
ting chase during which it carried them some
eight miles out to sea, and stove of their
boats SO that it was with difficulty they kept it
alloat succeeded in killing it. As it 'n its
furry" they fired "bomb" into it from of
the patent guns of Capt. Mccoy, which explod.
ing in about forty seconds, inflated it sufficiently
to cause it to float, that they were able to tow
tito their station at the island in our harbor,
where it now lies. The greatest difficulty in ta-
king these whales has been that they sink when
killed, but this is obvated by the the use of
the bomb. 1t was "A humphack, and it is esima-
ted to yield from thirty five to forty barrels Of
oil.
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serious ssniiroa.l accident.

INV Youth Sept ca serious accident occurred
an the y \. Centrd Railroad last night The Ex-
press train to Cleveland ran into cattle train near
Port Byron Sly drovers were sealdea 10 death-no
nAssenRers Mcfe nlnrcd
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.-Ci Cincinnati,
Sept. "a Democratic Mass meeting was held
at Tppecanoe, Indiana, on the I'D inst. A letter
to the EEaquirer city says that 10000 per-
sons were present .Jno. G. Breckenridge, Hon.
$ A. Douglass. Gen. Cas-, Ex-Prrsident Van
Burn were present and among the speakers.
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B Y 7 f l. L Il r 4 p IL e.
Grca,,o-. Of l.iG. nnd property.

rnLNprLrun. sept d.--rhr Mount Vernon Hotel
nj Cape My destreyej l., fire last night. Philip
,'ain lessee sou, t,o daughters aud Miss All
fright persisted in The hames. Philip Cain, Jr.
eaped hy jumping from the balcony but was badly
burned
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II.
IynClsl,tsrg, Va,
NOKyELL HOUSE,
i Nniu F.vu.l,Lury "

~ Min street, Eyncl,burg, Vn.
THE 'NORVELL" has undergone change Of construction
that places it footing With the best modern built Hotels
the
The interior contains for
and it is furnished IN style EEGANCE aud COMFORT suited
to the of all and character that viii make rank
fact, with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS Il HYDE.
aug l3d&cts Projectors.
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The Markets.

HNrNogr, Srrr. d-Floar quiet Howard street
Sdaass1. Wheat Red Sl.isal5l. Corn; White 5se
-, yellow G1aGl
NEw loeE, Sept. Flour and Wheat unchanged
turn .lnhllA md nnrhnnnrh
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lOIKN ~. OLIVER,
% No, - <.ruyicp Street.

NEW ORLEANS. La,
AGENT FOR TlIESALEO OF MANUEACTURED TOBAC
CO would respectfully solicit Consgnmcnis from Manu-
acturcr Virginia. with the that, he
deal in the article except Commission Merchant
will be devoted the
may favor him with their nsgnments, which liberal al
yalrcs will be made.
REFEREES Est ycr Keen, Jesse Hare Co. Hurt 4
Preston, Knight Allen, Col Aug Lett,vch, Ammon G.
Hancock IuchbWR Chas NJ. Cosby, h. H. Holland, Dan
vile John S. Walker Richmond.
Nv ~ ,lnns
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VI 4 lslsl1i -,

Married. on the 18th inst af the residence of her
uncle Dir. Charles Williams in Fincastle, Va, by the
Rev. Mr. Baker, WILLIAM II. MATES, of Staunton, to
Miss ANNE r., daughter ofStuart McClung of Green
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-08

NEW FALL. s.ooDs.-s'hn.. \. GwnsLin-,
y bl Main 81. Richmond. Va Magnificent Stock sta
Ia and Fancy Dry Goods, only. opening by dat
arrivals from the various all the they
prar the marect- adapted to the Virginia and North
lima ira'" Ladies Irrts Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods
servants Wopleis Hosiery. GOvos also Carpets Rugs
on Cloths cheap CURTAINS Gnrnces Flanness Shaws
Embrodories &c buyers from the up2cr country
cordially invited to call and themselves, will
he sold, CIIAS. A. GNATkINS,
sep ldwn opposite Tx. Bank, Richmond. Va.