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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-07-10
WOOL CARDJNG

.zS llE siisscriber having purchased and pu.
aranrp lepa,r, the entire machinery for carding
ler& Co.. situated u miles North yest =, of ~
village Of Wyaldot, in Wyandot county W O Ohio
!. would respectfully announce TO the citizens
gegsrally, that he Is now prepared to recejre
! $ ana card all the wool with which eenerons
~, iHaAs--cash, Wool, or other good trade.
June al. 1855. :. 'I-' lise' No IpN;
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REMOVAL

1 haved removed my store from No. 5,
Pierson and MConnell's Block to No 9,
Yellow Corner, where [ will be happy to
see all my old customers and as many new
ones as will honor me with their pat
ronage. A large stock of Tobacco, Cigars,
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Jewelry, &C., &C., always on hand.
HENRY WEIDERSHEIM.
March 6, SO -n26.
YOU can buy ESSENCES of every
kind and best quality Of WEISZ.
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YM WA mR ME 49,

Monuments. Cenotophs, 1ons6stones, de-,
which they will dispose of on the most reason-
able terms forcash or country produce.
| They are prepared to make to order, in the
neatest style, every description of monumental
work. in manner equaled by few and excelled
II bv no other establishment in northern Ohio.
They will be able to furnish all kind of work
in their line upon short notice, much lower than
they can be obtained from manufacturers living
at a distance, and that too without customers
running the risk of being imposed upon either
in contracts or work.
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New YoRK. Oor. 2. 1854

New York, OoT. 2, 1854.
PROF. O.J. W0OD--Dear Sir After read
ing the advertisement in one of the New York,
journals, of your celebrated Hair Restorative,
procured a half pint bottle, and was so much
pleased with it, that l continued its for
twomonths, and am satisfeditis decidedly the
best preparation before the public. 1t at once
removed all dandruff and unpleasant itching
from the scalp: and has restored my hair uatu
rally, and, I have no doubt, permanently so.
You have permission to refer to me, all
who entertain any doubt of its perform
ing all that is claimed for it.
MISS FEEKS, 26 12 Greenwich Av.
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n, . NEWS ITEMS.

uAsA 6ght between, Hugh r. Pleasanss
and Gov. Wise came off at Richmond on
,sthe 7th inst. The Governor was sitting
'aeins the Executive Chamber engaged IN
writing, when Pleasants approached, and
taking seat by his side, commenced
abusing hima The Governor ordered
-sbim to leave, which he refused to do,
when the Governor attempted to put him
out. Pleasants resisted. squared of, and
placed himself in an attitude to strike.
when the Governor struck him with his
fist under theleft eye. and cut him severe
aly. He then seized him by the arm.
turned him around and kicked him.
ta9isaA dreadful accident occurred on
the R.timore & Ohio Railroad on Mon
day evening. The Train was thrown off
the track near the Relay House, in con-
sequence of the switch being half open
and broken.
The engineer, James Gof, and H. Ma
giles, newsmen, were killed.
Mr.. Hodges, Mail Agent, Mr.. Worth
: ington. lawyer of Annapolis. William
. Bridges, confectioner. and fireman
named Russell, were badly injured.
Several cars were broken up.
.aikg WASHINGTON, July g..
The Union Of this morning says the
Government continues on the best feeling
with France, and that the French Gov
4 ernment have evinced in the most proper
manner an anxious solcitude that the con-
troversy should terminate amicably.
Marshal Valiant has denied any inten-
ton Of Withholding from the officers of
the Military Commission any courtesy
usually extended to officers of other ma
tions.
At the last regular meeting of the
hsChamberof Commerce, a committee was
appointed to consider the subject of OBJ
tanning an injunction against the construc-
:, ton Of Rock Island Bridge. The COM
mittee is also expected to prepare an ad
- dress to the public. in form of protest
against replacing so serious an obstacle
to navigation to the Upper Mississippi.
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1871 A CRKSLAND FOR SALE.

1871 Il ACRESLAND FOR SALE.
IN Wyandot County, Mif1in Township,
IL FIVE and half miles southwest from
Upper Sandusky. Said land is of an ex-
cellent quality, well timbered, and a small
creek of stock water running through it
All of which will be sold on very accom-
modating terms, by applying to
JOSEPH M'CUTCHEN, Agent.
May /, '56-33 3m
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Upper Sandusky
MARBLE WORKS.
NM UD M RE wa .
Home Mqustry, and sape your

NM GID VA -RE wa
rTNIE up, ersigned respectfully announce tc
l. the citizens of Upper Sandusky, and sur
rounding country. that they have associated
themselves together, under the name of
UVDERIILLL G HULLYG,
and design carry ing on at the stand recently
occupied by F. W. Undeihill, in Kings new
building, on main street one door north O.
Owens corner, the Marble business in all its
various branches.
They intend keeping on hand, u splendid
assortment of American and italian
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sale OF Real Estate by Order Of ro,,r.
- m the 9Th day of August. ls56. % at -,
q ~ clock T. Mon the premises in Jackson
township, will be sold TO the highest bidders
the following real estate as the properly If
samuelM .Cune, deceased; to wit:theN North West +
quarter Of the Southwest quarter of section
twenty SIX f26) in township two south of rance
z we've 50 East IN Wyandot county, Ohio,
: hundred dollars. s-s ,-..S =. - ioui
Terms Of sale, one third in hand, and the
- palance IN one and two years with interest
aho secured bv mortgage ON the premises
Tsa e JAMES McCUNE, Administrator.
July 9th. 1856. - D 1SedSep 40 aw
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DON'T FORGET
THAT
Langworthys Aromatic
YER AND AGUE PILLS
Have no Equal,
as asure remedy Tor Fever and Ague, Chill
Fever, Dumb Ague, and all varieties of
this troublesome complaint, and they are
Pleasant to Take,
making them one of the most desirable
articles in the market. Children take them
readily, and grown persons make no wry
faces.
TRY TXFE.H ONCE
and you viii recommend them to youi
friends, if your friends have need of any
ague Medicine.
AS Preventive
they are equally good, and as tonic fo1
general debility, cannot be surpassed, land
warranted to contain no quinine, no mer-
curry, no poison.
LANGWORTHY'S AROMATIC, VICE
TABLE, CATHARTIC PILLS
contain no Calomel or Alloes, and are the
best family physic sold. The
Excelsior Eye Balm
always cures all exterior diseases of The
Eye or Eyelid, when everything else has
failed
II. L4TGW ORTHY, Fsadzay, O.
Sole Proprietor and Manufactured
Sold by D. G. WEIsz, Upper Sandus.
Ky, and G. w. d. ZUcK, Carey.
I April Sd '55-n29.
Doors & SHOES, almost every va
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UPPER SA ANUUDh
NJ A R Bib WORKS.!

F. W. UNDERHILL.
NTO OULD respectfully inform the citizens
Wv of Upper Sandusky ard surrounding
country, that he has opened his establish
ment ON main ST., North of the Court House,
where l will keep. on hand good assort-
ment of American and Italian Marble.
MONUMENTS, CENOTAPHS, TOMB
STONES, &c, &C.,
and will make to order every description OF
monumental work in manner excelled by nc
other like establishment.
A superior article of Rutland marble kept
constantly an hand, which is acknowledged
by those capable of Judging to be the clearest,
finest grain, and most durable marble in the
Union.
Also large number of monumental design
kept on hand from which customers can make
selections F. W.UNDERH1LL
Jan II '56.
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Yellow Corner!!
p. B. Beidler

rs Just receiving Ills Spring and Sum
L. mer Goods, all of the most beautiful
les that can be selected consisting Of y
general assortment that is usually heptin
a country store.
LADIES' Il. GENTLEMEE'S GOODS
can not be excelled for style and quality
in Wyandot County, consisting of the
Finest Goods /!
If you want cheap and good goods,
bring on your Cash and Produce, FOR
TRUST / WON'T, sell at uniform prices.
My st, ok Of
Spring and Summer
Goods Z
are all new, and direct from New York.
l have no old goods on hand that were
lying on the shelves for S or 10 years.
Come along and take
LOOK At THEMr
evenif you don't buy, for we wont charge
you anything to show them.
Upper sandusky, May T, ,s6. 33tf
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CoSuNDRuM.-Why does cold Buck"
remain bachelor?
= Because he is afraid Of giving umbrage
TO any Of the "Doe-faces'' among hisSdeer
friends.
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REMOVAL.
A N ew Move.

THE Confectionery store and Grocery Of
the subscriber has recently been removed
from the old stand to No. 5. PIERSON & Me
CGNNELL'S BLOCK, where an excellent as
soltment of verything in his line will always
be found.
His old friends ana the public generally are
respectfully invited to call and see him at his
new room. A. S. WORMLEY.
March l3, 56-tf
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Z EM0N SYRUP-A SUPERIOR ARTI
4 4 cle-awful cheap, at
Nov. 8. WEISZ'S.
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FANCY SOAPS-OF EVERY VARIETY
IL and cheap, at that-te be had at
Nov. 8. WEISZ'S.
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HOME PROTECTION.

MI
NEW
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP
GUMP, d MoYNER,
MOULD RESPECTFULLY call n. ..
W tention of the citizens of Wyandet county
to the fact that the above Establishment q
now IN active and successful operation. in,
UP PER SAEDUSKY
where they are prepared to manufacture md
I'LL all orders with dispatch, for
Castings and MACHINERY.
IN their line. They will also carry on the.
BLACK K-SMITHING BUSINESSiAs AL its va.
rlous branches They will constantly manu-
facture and keep on hands
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows. &C.. &e
They feel confident that it will be to the inter.
est t, OF the public to give them call, They
VIII warrant all work to give general satisfac-
tion. 'aeiaiaS
Old Iron and Produce of all kinds viii In,
taken in exchange for worlx - ~
July IL, 1855. nn.s
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| have used Prof o. J. Woods Hair
Restorative, and have admired its won
derfnl effects. 1t restored my hair where
it had fallen off; it cleans the head, and
renders the hair soft and smooth-much
more SO than oil.
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisville, Nov |, 1854.
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Il EW S TORE
New Goods !!

FENHE undersigned have formed CO.
II partnership in trade, and are now
daily receiving and opening an assortment
Of rich and
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=. Il '.sE:sES E'EsESsir n EEs.;lR1' -
IA ATr. R n A ~ fsfATAMra "A rArvr.

xAAAAS - C&AD G31E4GAN K.
TNHE stockholders of the Ohio and Indiana
"A Rail Road Company are hereby notified
that an election will be held at the rooms of
the BoardOf Trade in the city of Pittsburgh,
on the seth day of July 1856, between the
hours of 9o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock p. M,
for tine purpose of electing fifteen Directors of
. the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Z Raid Road Company formed i,y the consolida-
tion of the Ohio 81 Pennsylvania, Ohio q Indi-
ana and Fort Wayne d Chicago, Rail Road
Companies. GEO. QUIMBY,
Secretary and Treasurer
July 2sl, 1856. 42-3w
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4 O T Il b SIGK
DR.. Tubbs' July Appointments.

IN. TUBES can be consulted at the Layton
~ House, Upper Sandusky, Wednesday af
ternoon and Thursday until o'clock p. NJ.
b 30th a 3ist July.
~ Every variet of chronic diseases whether
r internal or external win receive due attention.
Z NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION IL
Patients are never encouraged or subjected
benefit ae r. =
This may certify that Mr. G. S. Rex. of Dal.
las township, Crawford County, Ohio. was res
tored to health by DIR. Tubbs' treatment, after
the failure OF all other means tried Besides
various patent medicines, he has been for the
last two years under the care of physicians
fve OF whom were consulted His disease
was pronounced consumption, complicated
with chills and affection of the liver. Within
ten days after commencing Dr. T Is medicines
symptoms Of years standing began to abate.
and he now feels stronger and healthier ,ss, than
for many years past.
Bucyrus, May 1856.
Another from Rev j. NJ Chapman.
sF~ To all whom it may concern: a sense of dp.
to common suffering humanity prompts me
through the opportunity given me BY DIR. Tubbs
to submit the following brief statement T
have peen suffering for several years from dis
= pepsia, torpid liver and bowels and a severe
nervous depression. tested the full mower of
ailopathic remedies prescribed by the best pbv-
sicians at hand, and to some extent the iydryo.
Pathic and homeopathic treatment, without anv
sensible benefit Having observed the effect
OF DIR. Tubbs' treatment upon Others of INV
acquaintance, and especially upon the wife ot
my youngest brother, who had, added to 4
feeble constitution) a severe cough, which
aroused fears Of pulmonary Consumption, / cor
cluded to consult him myself He prescribed
for me when was in an emaciated and wretch.
ed condition, and freely affirm, that unex.
pected to myself was speedily benefited 70 so
great degree as to endure as heavy and con.
tinuouslabor as have been able to do for the
last ten years. ! cheerfully recommend the
Doctor to the attention of sufferers from chron.
ic diseases T M CHApIM ioA
- Faster Baptist Church, Streetsboro.
g May 26th, '56. Preble COUNTY oI;o
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HENDERsoN's COLUMN.
DRUGS = DRUGS!

II ME SUBSCRIBER has just received from
the Eastern Cities, about
FORTY TONS of DI2UGS, MEDICINES,
Dye Stufs, Paints, oils, Perfamery, and
Patent NJ dicines: Consisting u, yoaa sof
100 or. QUININE, so drs. MORPHl NE,
100 or. ClIINIODINE, 100 KEGS WHITE
| LEAD and ZINC PAINT, 100 Calls. LARD,
BANK, LINSEED, NEATSFO0T, CAS-
TOR and SW EET OILS.
500 Calls .Saper Extra French and Black
bury Brandy's, Port and Saoeet IpI-EES,
Holland Gin, "1844" Nonongahola
WHfSKET, (sellcted expressly for
MEDICINAL PURP OSES:
Also 100 Gross BorTLEs and Walls, BOTTLE
and VIAL CoRKs.
1t is altogether unnecessary make any
pretentions to enumeration of articles. The
stock is full and complete in every particular.
feel certain that it will be the pecuniary ad-
vantage of Physician, Farmer and Mechanic,
to call and examine before purchasing else
where; as am determined to be not under
sold FOR THE CASH) this side of Sun,
rise.
LADIES': fee IN your ear--The modest
younA man with the nice whiskers is always
ready to wait on you with Perfumery and other
etceteras.
R. A. HENDERSON.
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PDACDABLE POSSESSION.

The Hornets haze once more peacea6le poses
session of their nest. havangat ldStrout-
ed the YelloW Jacket
TSHE firm of Ayres & Sigler has been chang
ed to J. & D. Ayres, who retain all the
notes and accounts of the old firm, and we hope
those who have accounts on the books of The
old firm will continue to trade with u.s. Those
to whom the late firm is indebted can look to
the new one for their pay.
We think we can meet our neighbors is snc
cessful competition, as we are determined to
keep constantly on hand a general assortment
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New Livery!

"a Horse ! A Horse!! My Kingdom
for a Horse! !"
WAS the cry Of the unfortunate citi-
w zens of this community few weeks
since, bat we are determined that it shall
not be heard again, if by keeping su-
perb lot of
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
SULKIES, &c.
we can do anything toward putting a
stop to it. .s...-ss
We have now, and intend to keep in
the future, for the accommodation oil the
public generally, and our friends particu
larly, everything usually kept in a well
regulated
LIVERY STABLE!
Having determined that we will keep
pace with the times, and not be behind
any other town in this part of Ohio in
point of accommodations and conven-
fences, we hope the public will encourage
us in the enterprise by giving us a fair
share of patronage. Our
SADDLE AND CARRIAEE HORSES
are hard to beat now, and we intend to
take advantage of every opportunity to
make improvements. Call and see US
and satisfy yourselves.
y
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DURE OLD BRANDY and Wine, and Ii.
Il quors of all kinds, for medicinal purposes
only, for saleby WEIZ & CRIDER.
NOV. = o. Druggists
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Upper Sandusky, May, Is, 1856.

A NEW STYLE OF ABDOMINAL SUP
N porters and Trusses just received and for
sale at HENDERSON'S.
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A GRICPLTURAL IMPLEMENTS
4 Cultivators, Corn Planters and Corn Drills
for sale at Manufacturers prices, by
may5,5 MARTIN d RoBBIYs
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nNE HALF GROSS OF AYRES CELE-
Obrated "Cherry Pectoral,' reed and for
sale at HENDERSON ..
Feb IA '56-n22.
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~ hEGS Conk.m's pure White Lead, last
~ rec d and for sale at the Mamoutb Drn.
store OF WEIZ Il CRIDER.
Nov 9 '54
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Mem Civilizations.
mid pleasures add palaces there's no place Ike Home"
NJ O W + F. A ID Y ,
~ And for Sale 81 the Bookstores:
II O NJ T.

RECoLLECTICEs OF A NEW ENGLAND FAMILY.
By ANNA LELAND.
One neat Volume limo. Price, 81.
From The Evening Mirror
This 10 a book 10 be read by the home hreside.
THE STORY NEVER WANDERS
from familiar home and il touched With CLEANS Of huor
and shadows Of pathos Among its best peaTes We hnd
OLD GovEY-TURNING, SQUIRTING,
end bis eyebrows and forehead the organ Of
VISION was in his ears" Of whom said be had but
redeenng quality AID that bis wife the meek placid
GRANDMOTHER LELAND"
whose moral excellence energy end heroin placed VIVA
contrast with the deca soft nervous beings OF ms gena
ton. who weep the yApd pages Of novel but are
shocked into interesting heessness AZ the sight Of real DIS
"'' BRICK scHooL-HoUsE,"
" SINGING SCHOOL"
where the strong hearty voices of the young men and maj lens
''''e' 01' '-' "c0RoNATIoN AND RUSSIA"
chased each other through the labyrnthan passeges Of
"EXHORTAIION, SARDINIA AND DELIGHT
JONAS CROCKEY" MAKING LOVE
Bessey and eyDcing appreciation OF her delicate
rejection Of bis magnificent proer BY presenting her with
MONEY IS SCARCE AyD HARD TO BE GOT.
would give you more the SAD speaking lace OF the DEAF
CRIZED, BUT GENTLE SPIRIT,
cropping the as OF is tenement searching the haunted
cells Of the mOckery OF vain endeayor me SKINNY
''A'sD NEVER cURLED HER RED HAIR
but once end IT, when she back slid -, poor, be-
"Coi'LDN'T G. II THE HANG or PARADISE LOST
ard 40 Lost his chance Paradise with the wusOHe Grace
GRAND QUILTING AT Mr.. VAN KOMP's,"
""''' LIGHT Blue EYES, WHITE HAIR
short nose and chin that looked II going
long elbow vest short waited blue coat and ....
GREAT WHITE HANDS OF MR. POPfLEFONf"
DERBY q JACKSON, Publishers Ne"'lork,
Ard for sale at the Bookstores
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EnIIprant Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
No Canal Of Centres ~ YThe Office is
hshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration, where always
be found large numbers Of LABORERS and SERVANTS al
very and persons have their orders file
by writing the Superintendent and sending the
es TO pay the passage Of the parties required No fees
charged 70 employers
JAMES P. FAGAN. Superintendent
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No. 500.
200 E Rs NAVAL ISTOR Y
~ HISTORY or THE
NAVY OF THE UNITED STATES,

Nav Or ItE UNI ED - n t4o,
Continued to 1855 from the authors MSS and other authentic
With Portraits Of Cooper and ofConuaodore Pad
Jones' and Plans &C. New edition, vols, completes IN
vol. syo., cloth, 80
The Courier and Enquirer say, Of COopsr His
tory in 8vo. continued 1855 by bis literary executors:
As accurate AID impartial account Of our gallant Navy a.
would be o'be to make from the first ship Of the New World
down 20 our present National Marine
From George Bancroft
eoHnenorsied the ssispt de.. Of the Nav No man Ike
him has desc dbed life the In his Naval History he
has len Us the most mastery composition Of whcn any naon
Coopers nautical knowledge his devotion The service,
and hs familiarity with all that pertains TO the Navy pre-
tory Of the American NAVY = We have read his
ca work that bore higher evidence Of fairness and impair
ay. he has cared 20 tell tue truth IN al cases whether
calculated eter the national vanity Otherwise
The continuation Of hsory j. in our opinion executed
BE- Of character with the instincts and culture OF
IBuaslo Commercial Advertiser.
In ell things relative Navy, Mr. Cooper writes with
enhU The his element In dwelling upon the
achievements Of Navy the American IRE OF hs
has thrown around the and cobats of h
trace the master band which drew The Pilot
He has Drawn scenery and life with yiyiness and
which have been equaed He has touched
With the pencil Of and enbalmed in orr memo
Of the remarkable characters OF The American
Revolution" ALBANY State Register.
MI Coopers style Of narrative is uniformly clear pleasing
ta,hos and elegance The empire he Ia. been
ceded 20 him by scclamation" Eiinburgl Review.
Altogether, this History valuable one, and cannot ia
british Naval and Military MAGAZINE.
NJ Cooper apreaTs 10 be fair and un~srped oy national
could be filled with the highest Inducements OF Mr.
Coopers literary and historic ability and hianess were
York Historical Society the principal journals Of America and
several Of Great Britain concur IN commentator Inc NaVa
History Immediately republished On London, fars and
c. 2. PUTNAM Co, No. S2t Broadway.
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Uants.

4 GERMAN Girl, who speaks English, aud IS
N Accustomed 70 The sae 5..i-e. situation LADIES
MAID or az SERVANT a family trip - Europe. bes'
ofTei.TeBces. Please call At No 80 Grznds-
4 YOUN6 LADY accustomed TO teaching, wishes
N 70 suEse in family a. TEACHER Of SMALL Chill
DkEN. Address for Two days SARA =, Box 10 I1oahe
Office. Bes; 4 reference given
III 0USEKEEPERS-SIT wanted oy
respectable Protestant Women American and IN
sish with god reference seuti>uais OF iAy
would wait upon invalid lady both are ily
f any Of the above srQsfioDs Apply 81 No. 10 "ns
reN .Ss-st., lsT Two day,
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6tationerp ano farm Goods.

NUC1LAGE, in new snd convenient Bottles,
vi With Metallic Cap and Bushiudspen 20 merchants
and usfu! 20 everyday. For sale by THADDEUS DAflDS
Co. Manufacturing Stsoners, No. 70 Gilt st. New-iork
~ A ID ID f l. s ID A V ID ; Il co. >
WRITING INKS pronounced by the best chemists 70 be
lurebe than other made tor sale " the TRADE
OEL' by THADDEUS DANIDS Co, manufacturers Of
lNksn all theT varieties Sealing Wax. Waters MgcI2ge &C
No. Is Cliast New-lork.
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fine ARTS.
Cost ane fonno.

HORSE for SALE-A handsome BAY HORSE
Ite west Of Broadway Ik for the solored Man FRANCIS.