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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
TEsTlMoNYdoF DIR. o, BUTCHER.

IEEol MON r. Of u IT, u, bU CEtE Eh
Green Bank, Pocahontas Co.. April 10. SO,
Gent men-Some few months since pa
tient applied to me for medical advice, afl icted
with severe form Of secondary syphilis Che
had been under the charge Of two Physicians
without deriving rPiief,) commenced using
the regular remedies Of the profession. butthe
disease stubbornly resist d all my efforts. =
The reputation Of Carter's Spallsh Mixture
having reached me, and icing personally ac-
qualified with Yourselves, determined to give
it a trial I did SO, and in short time its
good effects were evident, and three bottles
cured him.
AS an act of justice to suffering; humanity
| cannot withhold my testimony to its virtues
as alternative and prompt purifier of the
blood, and take pleasure in recommending it
to the profession and the public generally.
Yours Respectfully,
O. BUTCHER M. D.
April II, 1856.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
ULllETT n WlGTO, .

X HAVEjust opened large and splendid y
X stock offspring Goods. Stock larger and y
X fuller assortment of fl me goods than ever \
X brought into this market. They propose y
X positively, to sell lower than former prices
x in this vicinity \
X Silks from 63 to 900 Bonnets from a5 J
Xto 800. Prints, from cents upwards;
X Bleached musins from :" !
x and other things in proportion. y
x Splendid Mantillas and Silk Shaw Is y
X a large lot of the genuine Marsails Corn- J
x terpins &C.. &c. -! y
K Ladies and Gentlemen, call and we will J
x show youthe Elephant. 4 q J
Up. Sandusky, April II, 1855. J
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
REMOVAL !!

l haved removed my store from No. S,
Pcrson3 and MConneH's Block to No 2,
Yellow Corner, where=I will be happy to
Sc all my old customers and as many new
ones as win honor me with their pat
ronage, A large stock OF Trbacco. Cigars,
Books, Stationary, Fancy Goods, Notions,
Jcwe!ry, &C.. &e., always on hand.
HENRY WEIDERSHEIM.
J March q che, 6, SO n26. m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
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D Watch Maker q.
IN UPPER SANDUSKY.

j. ). KLAIBER,
YX7ATCH MAKER AND JEWELER,
w Takes this method Of informing the pco-.
pie of Upper Sandusky and vicinity that he
has permanently located IN this place for the
pupose of carrying on his business in all its
branches. -......,.. f-.f
Having had several years experience in the
business he. fiat ters himself that he will be able
tt, give general satisfaction oall who favor him
with their / atronage. He will pay particular
attention to the
REPAIRING OF FINE WATCHES,
such as Chronomctrcs, Duplex Doul lie Timers,
Levers, R,peaters, SC. Also, common Wach-
es of all grndes put in order and WARRANTED.
Having complete set of:l the tools neces-
sary for the Manufacture of watches he can
make and replace any part Of Watch how
ever difficult of construction so thatsthe most
intricate Jobs can he done with neatness and
dispatch. He will also, .'
..Galpen;ze, FIRE Gid, or ,t7ilner Plate.
Watch cases, chains and other articles. r..
He is located at No, 2. YELLOW CORNER,
in connection with Mr.. Henry Weidersh elm,
where he will always have on hand fine as
sortment of i 7@J n "a = - = n't
~ " ~V " E~ME ~
apda yariety7of FANCY 4 GODS. lat7pfices
lower than they cal' be. had this sile Of New
York. - - =, & . - ! -
Ifyou want your work well done bring it t.
No.2. elbow Corner ErJ.J } kLA1BER.f
March 6, '56,-n25. Isssa -.-5.s a.r-.t,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
H 4 E D III 4 & Z
UPPER SANDUSKY
MAR BLh WORKS!

+. w. UNDERHILL.
Y" OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w of Upper Sandusky ard surrounding
country, that he has opened his establish
ment OH main ST., N. rth of the Court House
where | will keep on hand a 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 a manner excelled by no
other like establishment.
A superior article of Rutland marble kept
constantly an hand, which is acknowledged
by those capable of judging to be the clcarest.
finest gram, and most durable marble in the
Union.
Also a large number of monumental design
kept on hand from which customers can make
selections. F. W. UNDERHlLL
Jan II '56
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
REMOVAL.

s. E. BECKMAN,
SADDLE & iiAal4EoS i4AWut 4 Gui'UnEh
UPPER SANDUsKY, o.
HAS removed his Saddle d. Harness Shop
/ i to 2nd ,ioor 5, nth of the Bank where lie
will still manufacture Saddlrs& Harness of all
kinds of the bes, materialiand as cheap as can be
afforded. Cash paid for HIDES d SHEEP
PELTS.t 4 /
March, 90, Sc n27.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
BRIDGE LETTING.
PAINTING.

A. NJ. LINDSAY, has patent paint
or composition, Tor the outside of Brick or
Frame buildings, which is both neat,
cheap, and durable. He is also prepared
to do all other kinds Of common painting.
Those desiring his services will find
him at his residence in Upper Sandusky,
near the Rail.oad Warehouse.
March 27,-3t
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-04-24
HOME PROTEETEON.

HOME PROTECTION.
NEW
FOUNDRY G MACHINE SHOP.
GUMP, d MOYNER,
WOULD RESPECTFULLY call the at
w tention of the citizens OF Wvandot county
to the fact that the above Establishment is
now in active aud successful operation, in
UPPER SANUU.S Ki,
where they are prepared to manufacture and
fill all orders with dispatch, for
Castings and Machinery,
in their line. They will also carry on the
BLACK-SMITHING BUSIN ESS in all its va
rious branches. They will constantly maaa-
facture and keep on hands
Wagons, Ploughs, Harrows, &c, &c.
They feel confident that it will be to the inter
est of the public to give them a call They
will warrant ali work to give general satisfae-
ton.
Old Iron and Produce of all kinds will be
taken in exchange for work
July l2, 1855 mas II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
Discussion i'm Alhem,rls

Mr.. VIM Nj. Cabell, the Fillmore Elector had ,
discussion, at last Albemarlc court, with Mr. VIM
r. Gorion, Jr. Mr.. Goode, the Democratic Eiector
iailed TO attend. and Mr. Gordon, who had been cha
sing Sandy Stuart with sharp stick and couldn'
overtake him. and who, it thought could do
Mr. Goodies work better than Mr. Goodc could do il
himself was put up for the occasion Having charged
himself with nnumerable thunderbolts, erupted
mountains and live volcanoes for the special benefit
oil the fugitive Sandy" it generally apprehend
cd that, when these formidable missives were emp.
tied upon the head Of Cabell, nothing more would
be seen or heard of him in time or eternity But
by some strange and fortunate fatality, Mr. Gordon's
stupendous preparations ponderous for NOR
tai hands-and Mr. Cabel not only survived the con-
hict but came Off with flying colors.
The AdrOedte thus concludes its notice of the dis
cussion:
We have not, since the days Of Gogyin and Gilmer
heard political discussion which afforded so much
to the Wing party and unsatisfactory the Dem.
ocrac, as that OF Monday last The long visagcs and
subdued tones OF Democratic friends that they
had caughta Tartar when they least expected it. The
Wings and Americans left the Court House in the very
highest gec satisfied that they had shown the unterr.
Democracy, that if they could succeed in carrying
Virgins, they could beat their best any DAY in
fair and free discussion
The only satisfaction opponents could summon was
that their champion unprepared for discussion but
that he would Mr. Csbe at Nelson Court, when and
where he would repay him ior the awful cssgaon they
mad that day received The excuse is very lame
be made tor speaker whose fame debaer had deter
red Sandy Stuart from going to Orange Court; and
VINO was singled out TO pursue the fugitive Sandy
throughout Virginia Our Democratic friends may find
all the consolation they in the anticipated discussion
at Nelson But rs friends Of Mr.. Gordon we advise him
to decline the trip TO Nelson, ii he will 90 beg him
to take Mr. Leake wih him his guard. We verify
heve that Mr.. Cabe him and Leake TO boot II
our friend Gordon will go Nelson, aud he will drop
Us line to that effect will 80 with him to Lovingston
and sl promise his political friends to bring all that will
remain OF him carefully back to Albemsrle
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GLOUCESTEG


Alta meeting Of the Old Line Wings Of Gloucester Co.
held at the Courthouse, on the 9Th OF August 1850:
| On motion OF p. A. E,rgugh. A. w. ROBINS WA.
called To the chair JSo. r. appointed Sec
retary.
A. w. Robins, after few eloquent and pertinent re-.
msks announced the object OF the meeting to be tn an
ventioa TO be held York Town on the goth inst, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate TO I'LL the
occssioned by the amented death Of the Hon Thomn,
Bayly ~ "
Tn motion, the Chairman directed TO select eo,n
mttee Of from each Msgisterial District 70
suitable persons as delegates to said Convention.
The committee under the above appointment
OF Aessrs A. NJ Seswell, Thos. A Moss, Dr. Thomas O.
Ciopton and DR.. Jane. Leigh
The committee having retired for consultation
and proposed the following gentlemen:
Dragon Dist,iet-A Martin, Thos b Burton, joseph
Medl'coti, Kemp billiard, Thos q Burk, D Ksmp w h
Dunn, WIN Lawson. p II Fitzhugh, Or T Clop,on
Courthouse Distriet-Jno Tabb DR. WIN T.laf.rro
DIR b Fraysier, William II Rowe, WIN Moss Wynihsm
Kemp, George Catlett, Thomas A Moss
York River District-T Subbcdeld H III StubbI,
field, p VI Stubblc6ed, p X Leigh Thos Leigh James
W Leigh, DIR James Leigh, IL Howard. T. Leavitt.
George Walker. John W. Fox
Guinea District-John Hughes Jno w Bsckhouse ] l.
Rowe Andrew Glass, VIM HOLIDAY, Vim II HOLIDAY X b
Stevens, John Hall, Thomas Hughes.
On motion Of DR. 7 Frsysier the Chairman and Sec.
rotary were added to the delegation.
On motion il vas resolved that the Richmond Norfolk
and fredericksburg papers avorably friendly disposed
Alter very patriotic aud stirring appeal from r. IL
Stevens, the meeting adjourned sine die.
ACGuSrIN W. RoRINS Chm
JNo. L. TALIsrrERo. Scc'y
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New York Buchanan Nowhere I

The signs are every day more and more appalling
for Old Buck in the Empire State Though the
Black Republicans hate Fillmore worse than any
other man in the Union, and try every device to
create the impression of his weakness they are fore
ed Involuntary to confess his strength in chroni-
cling their acceSSions from the pure Denocr lcv-
The only danger to Fillmore is that the Black Re
publicanS may absorb the Democracy. The deser-
tons Of the latter many and alarming
The following paragraph from the y. Y. Tribune
tells the way the work is progressing-w is the
more credible as it contains unwilling concession
of fiUmores strength. We enreat the Southern
Democracy while it is yet time to weigh these evil
dences of Buchanan's nothingness in the contest at
the No th and act becomes patriots and conserva.
| tives- Why throw away their votes upon Buchanan
when they migktensur the election ola true and r,
able man by Withdrawing him? If Fillmore were with.
drawn, Fremont would sweep the North and walk
into the White House. II Buchanan were with.
drawn, Fillmore could be elected by splendid ma
jority in both sections. Why leopard the South the
Constitution and the Union by sticking to partvP-
WithdrdH Oh Buck and let us all unite TO M
down sectionalisn North and South, and restore
peace and good feeling to a distracted country
From the " J. Tribune
The Union Democrat, leading and influential Demo
cratic paper, published al Monticello Sullivan County.
~ TN, week haus down the Buchanan flag and hoist
'a' oi FfeeuohI ana Dayton correspondent comments
thefeup0n follows.
This sudden and unexpected change will carry di.may
INTO the ranks of the doughfaced Kansas-N ebra-ka
democracy IN This Countrywide have been counting
largely the support OF this paper and its FreoSo sub
sctiDer- isLeevrd that its present course was dictated
by the united action Of the radical Democracy this
WIN ths aud the other acces'ons which are receiving
from Hard SHELF and AnNebraska "AmericansT YOU
may count on pretty evenly drawn ballot in this county
oet"een TIE ardent aud ndomabe Explorer and his Fl
guve Sdve-Law competitor, where there wAsa plurality
oi about 800 for the latter last fall while Buchanan will
tie no"here. George w. Lord, ESQ., one of our oldest
ani most prominent lawyers, aud Chas. H. Van Wyck
District Attorney Of the county both formerly Democrat
| Free kansG- and Freennitt F'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
From tie v. 7. TriJane.
nThe School Of Athens. %

We md tie following notice in late number of the
London Herald Of this painting, which has been Dur.
chased for the University Of Virginia, and which Mr.
Pratt is now exhibiting in London We understand fl,
will be brought to THE country very soou and will be
hi9ed in some of ctf prior 10 it, removal to III,
University.
Tue RoYAL POLYTECHNIC IssTIr,rtoy
Yesterday afternoon private exhibition Of NJ Paul
Bale celebrated fac siDuiie Of Rlphse- masterpiece of
Tie school OF Athens" given by Mr. Pepper nj the
above Institution This copy painted by 81 Bale for
the University OF Virginia, United States IL il of gigap
NC sizc containing upwards Of zoo square feet of canvass
IN u there js life size figures OF the most c.l,br.d
OF the early Creek philosophers. Me- William A. Pratt
the agent OF l" Unworthy in whO.e chIrge the picture il
intends giving Of five lectures illustrative nj II
during IL exhibition IN the institution The first Of tbo..
lectures was delivered last evening tie subject erg
Aiheudu Philosophy Illustrated in the Persons Of her
sages Mr. Pepper, in introducing Nr Pratt to the su
uecrt stated tat this picture lie origin In tho
ftench commission appointed by " Theirs in 1873 10 re-
commend some Competent artist 70 make accurate coni.
q" tue masterpieces Of Raphael that in case OF Gre on
other accident destroying the originals these wonderful
productions might not be entirely lot {, mankind Upop
lne recommendation OF that conmssisn VI Balze an er
vs. " some creOnty, ~as engaged bv the French govern
mem 70 uhueTNke The task. T1at gentlemen spent no
'es Peiou ihan ~ years w cumplgt the work hut
~ successfully had be laboured that he -eceved ie.
ais TON Horace Vynet and many o:ht painters of pote
"sung That - excellent the that tho pir
might readily doubtful original The t-iy,i,
OF virginia anxious 70 pos.ess 20 good an iita, ~ 80
great inaetpiece, prevailed upon B,lze 10 paint Az,
"ther which, upon IL completion was cousid,rsd 80 r.
most COMPETENT judges t. be 10 no respect inferior N an.
hr-t Inc illusHuve lecture. which was delivered IL,
we're gave short Biographical sketch Of the lives Of bo
philosophers represented n the paif ling Tbo,gb H.
g'nee NJ each individual necessarily short vet bev
YER sufficiently explicit to render the general ehs-te,
OF The work mtelinhlc '''e'
The lecture itscli delivered with some force an, f.
some part displayed poetical beauties If no ordro
=, W conclusion W. Pratt received with veyy Gb,
"a, round Of applause from the audience '''
lhe ensuing lectures, though o..s.,iy Illustrative nj
e picture emhace subjects Tar more pbiiosonl;,.
chaactef-namely the second 10 be- delivered lis s,
E Wh he upon Philosophy is influence on the sp,e,,
C' O9nsuani,y under The preacbingol ST. Paul. m,
schOOs' Fourth, THE Art. AZ sre,onT6ed Z; 49,,
nm The Julian sgc nmortaired ~ the period Of r.,
Phaels abours' The picture, IS a work of ART Il rci
Nortny OF VISIT and the phosophc lectures Of Mr. Prst
cannot but prove additional attraction ''
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NEWS FROM KANSAS

CHICAGO. Aug y, ls56.-Bctween three and four hun
red Kansas engrans left Nebraska City on the 4h inst
Tor Topeka where was expected they would arrive @,
wednesday following. unless interrupted their marrl
hsso9r,ans Two hundred OF the latter had left West
port and kcapoo with the intention of them
1enersl Lane did not accompany the emgants One hun
dred men from Topeka have gone up the Iowa road 4
meet and assist them.
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GALE OF vALUaBIEA IHEu.R1E

Executor o. Andersen shnet deed by In. consent
ana gAte-s In his ODER Tor al. on
IsDAf the 18th day Of September next the widow, IN
s,tas amounting to 63s acres OF land land /.
~ ighy Intelligent neighborhood,
three miles from Milton where there /. an
Ml sud At which point the RyannA Is nayis.be Gr
within four miles OF the Factory with
W uree null 81 the ShAdwe Depot line OF m.
roAd and within mile aud a hall and ''
me and has good dwelling upon H. viii, sir mann.
bsh ana Ireshng Machine
very FERTILE being situated head waters Of Bue
Creek and Is Productive wheat tobacco
are about $40 acres of cleared land tract The
The wood land valuabl- account of
het pine TIMBER and Gre always command. hn
Pes IN Charlottesville An would soon nav Tor ~,
RON the wood Alone and then Of limb
Tor al farming purposes. - Ne'
Seh'h OF purchasers particularly requested to this
muniiy. 49, ~ " S " any oiher com
Possession will be Immediately given.
Nheh VAL be favorable will be made on the day
" s.s' BENZ SSEED, Executor Of
eHI--SNtus Anderson neft.d
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The Late Elections.

A far a. the telegraph be relied on the Democrat.
ie Republicans have carried North Caroina-the Black
Republicans, lowa-and the Americans, Arkansas and
Missouri In Kentucky, the elections non-pOtcal
and according to the testimony OF both parties give no
test OF party strength.
From present ndica,ions-if the Democratic Republi.
cans persist in throwing their upon Buchanan
no election Of President will be made by IN. p.op
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

. meeting o. the Justice. elected for county Charlie. City.
@, the Justice and the Court on mo
uen o. hh Carter Esq member Of The Jui.s
unanimously thanh Col John s,,.,
nsd lat. Presiding Justice Court Tor hi, saeIx In
" oels duties through long OF unc. .e,Ier
t,on ~ r sxry manhood aud continued on mo
% OF ino. u MleoN and Eaten Nance,
sna The odeers OF the Court permitted unite with An.
80. - VI he foregoing expression OF fuT,,
N OF cur respect for the late presiding Justice. il E orI.i
copy OF s minute be furnished Clerk 10 The EiIt, ~,
kehmond Enquirer and Wing publication In hs,, o. IN
that he also deliver copy 10 Col s,ubbirneId Apu
Copy-rr.ic.
EDWARD wAppuI rn,.l
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oss-rhs.s has eeen Inquiry ,hi. week for uour sv, In
sS1s ., The foreign ,s Ssoa.s IL. s.ss OBJ.
closing ss nS s.s,s,S ...: .s %.a.
.s me s e % nee. s.:. S., = e.
o SS AL. 81 coo nj. asa
on, aa a. Is ss ,s s %Ss ssy.r. han ;i 400 =
ODD. Of io-,Id stree, aud o,y NM. S"-Ass o'$o
have s. sa' s.sS s all" srsss;
ws:. % $ S s ss, s.r 10 q u;
az q e .ss 81; b; Sss
Corn Ss. S.sS s,.s s.y and ..y =. note
% corn S,es S. Tor a.; a..,es Ss
Rye 'nI% :. slight .d,.nos and ss So. d.
N; :y ~. Aa ssss.:: s.
s vas GUMS ; s:s.. :. %.;t:
m . sss choice Ss eT s to r white good :.
Nos, Of The Offering. we're ssh '"A
-1. :, Ssass cen. ysls. esoea s.o,: quality
active, come: in from Ii. s%s.i. S.Sssd
and s ss
sS1 e .n nss.sn' ":
lions =. Are so.sS,, unchanged below Se.
Sco.-rh:r. sale. reported early week of,so AAa
@ s.s. s ss, % % d s = .Sso'
.san, a hSs. 10 i%s S By The jssesr. this s
s:..: and a. ,sssS ,,s:
for s.s to S. y =, i.S sSx cts s Shout
n,con on the market for which holders willing to TAI. Low.
. ~ aud as The h., heard o,
& IN ss and isH ssn. in tss, Refined selling itss
sh, Maryland and Ohio Tobacco
s.' st'.s 1 'p.,
pps.rs ~ market We eon,nus the sssi
'n '' T. @S ts.e CHI S.ss s:s
one Of the manufacturers brnr disposed their mm
MnIsKr-we have change note this week In Tho
n Tor WHISKY The u,srte, s.ry In the quite
y ws,ly 6, a,%ss W, note sale. Of 400 bill. e
cs'i-h CO rt.pSnSsS, q ,s New Orleans Del,
Ther. VIII be ase dhrieny sugar crop nov man
should hop. .SsS s. s ~. .%s ss. to
sssS s, q. ,ns,
III one d,1,esSs, Sc ss%%.nS
csor. E.sr Ml-,rssrn~r's s,sS, =,
:" m sn. count, III, ,,0,. 49,.
PLANTERS generally sa b pss% ~ p.su.'y
the las, lev ~s,tja At s , shortened by
sddsd largely to IL, yd s0 rp ram r Sn that
c@p s isf% ,Ss sr ss%%G" o. E.: h.,s
Yield them Increase reward their labor. to FIR ,
cnors IN ;spr.s,.~wh-,, ,,,,. o,, o,,.
@ Wy .hs Opinion expressed 10 exchange corn
rsson And at . .' 81 % shat, par par
eed md I n w. promise OF ~ The crop dOuS.
Hs any 'ee,on'.-l i"din"orO. Journal, sOth.
hon 81 . STATE and in Virgins. We had refreshing shower. in
arr on Monday amer drought Of abou, four
prospect generally vas truly gloomy e
tSdisn (N C) Free Pr.ss.
60, AND PERSONAL ssr IA ihI "A'''
@ eh@oaa P,ssis ss sT ss sS, SS Of Marshall
yer Win All rrol 1 io ssss IN ha.. county the B.nr
same day-th~ and 2oo acres ofIsnd sis
various houses and lots village latter Containing 20
Iath-rse lam siI, '. N, up s, see SdNt
tanning 4sO acres. situate. mile. from TN county, con.
'',s ~u TAX take p,see
cI & ~ other tracts IN same county New Kentl
mostly wood land: and woe.hnrx =, "a, o. or ser's
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II /" stated by the Washington Union. that NJ. Jo,r
~ Clayton ~i not support either Fremont or Fllmo,s
But Il ' not said that he will support Bucban.p,b., 4,
len to Inference. We suppose the fact TO be tb,, N,
Clayton on aeoount Of some personal grievance vi. no,
support Mr. Fillmore but neither will he support ei,b.,
OF his opponents lii 'csrcey worthy Of Mr. CLAYTON,
reputation to permit personal consideration to influence
his political conduct
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A. @. WORKMAN, 4
EDWIN WORKMAN, E
CHAS. +. wORTHAN
NIlEsSsS4MS M ADA snsn 4 FEMcTsoN,s scTooI

VI NORTH WOOD, CHARLES CITY COUNTY IN. 49, -.
OF th VIII open on the 18Th OF September iS6 AMI
W ~" "eeAs ~ christ
Branches tAught-EnEii.h, Greek Ist, and r...A r -
and hathemaic. In Its various braueh.s ~"sN-se''
TEHxs-Board Tuition, Ae payable one half on .Bv tn
school aud the balance Of
expected to remain = term nj least 'NP'' WI Nv
Of the University virytni, under ubo,,
NJ Adams rraiuArd Rev. John p McGulrr-p.,rnns .. ~.
non. John Tyler DR. Ed Wilcox Lamb NJ
mm harrison, John Wight, VIM. TAYLOR 4 ID Yaun, a.
ThAre, ely MI Parkinson Of New Kent X NJ r.yoT ma
nos vest u Henrico Mr. Thos q. pr,ncs
number Of pupils term IS " ''"' VI No'i0'A-
Pupils viii be expected to board o.
absence unlss. In case OF our Pr
WtcoN's hart ~
Au9-iAfSt ~ Al, ,Auh,Ms.
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A Democratic exchange ha, the following

A Democratic cKchang. has tho following:
Tux ERsr.-Mr Buchanan Is bv trade a printer the
INST one OF the crs who has been nominated for the
highest Office in the gilt Of the people, although many Of
them have become famous in other ways
We did not know that Old Buck had ever set q tvnc
but he Is good printer. will give him employmeu,
and pay him 'tcn cents day."
DaariNs R,gi,,cr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12

eyes Of the Southern Democracy They still insist on up
holding Southers institutions by importing Annually some
10000 continental abolitioni.tst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-08-12
EVANSVILLE ACADEMY.

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Monday the 18Th August and eonnue the 18Th Deem.
Der making session Of four which tbers viii he
vacation until the 20 Monday January 1851 At which % G
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- hs Board of Trustees iel hesitation recommending Mr.
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Of hleh order lie I'll have competent assistants.
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Do IN Classics aud Higher Mathematics, 20 40
Incidental expenses VI
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sisnsi By order Of he Board Of Trustees