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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

TOR THE TOILET.-Celognes Flavoring
l. Extracts, Fair, Oils, Hair Dyes, Toilet
Soap, "a superior article) Barbers Soap, Mill
tary shaving Soap, Shaving Cream, Lip Balm,
Magnolia Toilet Table, Tooth Powder, Pink
Saucers, &C., for sale at
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

Balsam of Wild Cherry. Ayres
w Cherry Peetoral, Halls Balsam, Ba.
ker's Panacea, Davis Pain Killer, and ST.
ohn's Cough Syrup, at HENDERSON
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

TAYNE'S Sanative, Wright's Vegetable,
% Sellers Liver. Ayre's Cathartic, ST. Johns
Antibiilous Eclectic. Gailey's, Brandreth's,
Holoways and Henderson's Pills, at
HENDERSON'S
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

LXCELSI0R Corn and Cob Mills, for sals
IL by w. III. KILMER
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

OSTET1 ER'S, Wright's, Hoofand's and
IL Oxygenated Bitters, at
HENDERSON'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

BLOWS! PLoWsl-Eagle steel plow, Gills
combination pillow; Longs patent. (castl
plow. for sale at,
K:LMER's HARn WARE srnrr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

NAILS d GLASS, wholesale and Retail. at
~ KILOlER'S Hard Ware Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-08-27

RAKES, Forks and Shoyels, at -
Aa K1EMER s Hard Ware Store.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-23

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-23

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and wogks& aeoEing, p1ns ahissss,. !
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AME /
STEAM Mill

resigned have purehas
~ pusszmg ID ensapsess -
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a 5sksys, and viii In ~
to kaxnish any desired
and also both msrehaai
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sae
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80 - sens sf khis rsEi0a- u
SILL 4 IN
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by De eonacgation t1:
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1857-06-23

WAmM FOE SALE

Il NJ smE we'll timbsrsa aaa !
Carr soaxaEnaag i38 acres, q 3.
S IN; II akamie eozHfy
ganrn 3 @ Axavs Ia euitivstaoa
ssssafarAas8a eahins, and hrss -
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nRUG 6 CHEMICAL HOUSE
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UH0IsESATs IL ard rsEail dealers In AL
w kinds IL Dxaga and Chemieals Paints
Gus, Dye skusa. Wlndow glass; Glass wsaFs
PsytumeFy. Toilet and kaAsy Soaps,
FaakY Goods, WIsea and Liquors OF
ksAAa TaAaceo, Csgarsy &s. sc.
Navzn& purchased ths entire at0ek Of
0ruEm and aaney Gosds segnsEiY aslanging
% 9. II. Hsafy = Co, snd nosea into
oar nmw skcrs ID ASSEMBLY Hseeks We ara
now prepared To OH all aFders sisAef at
wholesale CT retail. We have Oh hand q
eampsssa assnEsmanf 81 Drugs and Msai-
einsa whleA wg orr ~ l0w ~ can bs
howgas khss side oE 81. Is0ais.
Oug Raakaa1 MnAie3ae department b eail
and eomplska smhgacing ali of the nssE and
gwpnsag 3saiglnaa eli khe aaY,
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chasing g0eda ID oug has viii do well b gtvs
as cali AZ COR DEags aEs all wsggsaAaa
paEs an6 waadaltsgassds aEa al gOo4s pskr-
eAassd IL ~ and bot proving AZ represent.
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side "a lever nEea1wHy opposite tins
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foSsneE gaxoxs, and EmxSta Eham b ean As
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WANasK 900 Na@.
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sraA, AEKands spirsks Lard aaA eGaaeK KaaHses.
Alma pssrs wamss. nEamAams, and oEaaeg Il
aaors, aor Medical and CalEaary pzzpossa,
an 0g which we wiss seh Al sach rates aa
60 dagy eGmpaAakanm.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25
0.EEswooD. March Esd, 1857

March 2Jd. 1871
-ro ,ne Kmul on ecs Of the Central Mall
40. u ComPAnY- G ,ntlemsn: During the Is months
Of nv con o cotton with tho Virginia ceotra Kali
road. a. Superintendent. ard my connection with
Won vac induced TO form very nigh opinion OF you
Iii =. veil a. strons attachments can say, during
that TIME found each Of you faithful and perssver-
ing in the Discharge OF oil your duuss-sensiemanIJ
that time to cause ever to regret that eonnec.
.,on l can say with Qualification and with pleasure,
during my connection with you that noe one ever
objected to meet any request made by mo, In the
discharge Of your duties nor In any single iostaneo
any one treated with the slightest disrespsct;
have won not only my best affections and h est
regards, but will ever be remembered by me with
pleasure and delight
walking cane you have hsd prepared, and now pre-
sent me, by our mutual frsno, Mr.. John hartop,
- An evidence Of your respect and kind feeling
receive with a grateful and kind heart, ind snail
prize and value 1t; ye', gentlemen will, wheJ
ever look at it. feel the shy gratifying pleasure
that It was given to me by ,hsse gentlemen that
had the honor and pleasure of being connected with
on the virginia Central Railroad and that whie 9TH
e's connected with this road, acting in ffsrert
hero, 10 order protect themse selves from that Sc
| vere rebuks which they Justly merited attempted
not ooly to wound nv f,elings but to irJuys in
pesuniary point Of rieD aud to take from me that
gold of ophir- yes my character and thus debased
themselves in the attempt, you, who knew me best
--you, who p-sssssed hisner sense of honor than
they -you, no know the Injustice attempted to be
done me, ste ped forward and thus showed by un-
doubted evidence your confidence, respect and high
e1ard for thus uojusty and mshcou ly treat
ed BY him whose heart was 90 debased by envy,
Jealousy and n align anti ceilings
"entiemen, have not words to express my feel
ines uader the crcumsts ncss l feel proud in Je.
csvns this evidence of your respect and confidence
shall ever look upon and 1t with pleasure, and
will preserve it during my Ifs, an it will b. banded
down, trust to my latest posterty in brsnce
of tbs donors shall not only preserve it, but will
make IL the weapon to reward any th.t may hereaf
ter attempt to assal my character, and III. staff to
support me In the decline of life when age may by
Providence weaken my mortal fir me, aad need a
staf of support then. gentlemen shall again feel
the support that il now gives mo, when envy and
jealsusy have attempted to throw me, but failed.
With the highest gard,
Ysur obdt servant.
J. H TIM2ERLAKE.
To Mess-s JNo HARToN and Others, employees on
the Va Central Railroad. NH Is lis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25
aPECpAL NOTICES.

- a CaY6 = (3estlemens The City At.
toSney. IL speesrs sath0riss1 t0sv notice" Of the
cass Of fsyios, 40, " tbs City cf Richmond. He
a6opes rcstatee suS 70 .ssgues hs posi- 1hst
decsicu in fsyor Of tbs plaistf would have nniii-
Aed Ne tor p,ovisions Of The CITY Charter repealed
in toto he ordinances laying fa1ss tor 1855, de-
m Daniel may satisfy his constituents that tn 80
are all .truisms' that ''dissstrous. eossequsnces
must snsus from denying TO the City Csueeii the
that noSy TO the constitutional ssstretion imposed
n.on the supreme Legislature Of the State. Had !
- tia tims Isisare ana inclination for thu tsst,
~, - 'nnch the euery Of unjust and oppressive
burtbsps to tax your columns with sny further 81
eu zion win content myse Nth stmply 70 snirm
a. m, u,t,r vsut Of faith in his frmisns one and
Al i so far the Consultation Of the isrd. aid
strongly suspsst that II Mr. Daniel shall procure
nsi decison that does not in it, taxing provision.
IN the eity and protect s inha there
are MANY. bssidss mysslE swho would gladly seek
that protection beyond it, limit ,opr.r.ou
nah IS 1t JOdN hODEA10ON-
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Lord palmorston.

The speech of Lord Palmerst on, In opposition
to Cobdens resolution, and in reply to Golden,
Gladstone and others, was in his best vein 1t
was . strong burst Of genuine, manly, British
feeling, and boiling over with sarcasm and invec-
tive. The hits At Golden, and his Peace Society,
and the proverbial pugnacity of Peace Societies in
general, were capital. Each shot told with ~
much effect IS the British Admirars bomb shells
among the Chinese. Though Palmerston was de-
feAted, and may, for aught we can tell, have the
wrong side of the question, we can't help admiring
the pluck with which he defended himself, nailed
hts flag to the mast and went down with bis colors
flying.
Ii Is not certain, however, that he has gone
down On an appeal to the country, he may pos
sioly be sustained, though the popular
ct nrst, did not warrant that idea We do not pro.
fss' to understand the mysteries of British poll
tics. But 1t would seem that In England, rs in
this country, the differences of principle between
parties have become small by degrees and beau.
tfnLy less" The combination which defeated
Palmsrston embraced Derby conservatives, Cob
dea radicals, and other opposition elements 60 in
congruous that 1t might we'll be doubted whether
they could hold together long enough to form an
administration, were 1t not for the illustration
wfich the Palmerston ministry itself affords of q
coalition, having few points of assimilation, ce-
msnted and epgthened by the cohesive power
of the public pluader." The London Times, N
excellent index Of British sentiment, sustains the
ministry upon the Chinese war. and it may be tina,
PamsrstoD, regarding the late defeat n. the TEN.
porary triumph of combined factions instead OF
the popular voice, will hold on rs did Pitt Russell
Lord Derby himself, and the administration which
Immediately preceded Palmerston, that of Aber-
deem. 1t IL not certain that in An appeal to the
sober, second thought" Of the country, he will be
defeated The 0on popmli a. it crested with wild
applause the opponents Of the ministry, would se
TO approve the decision Of the House; but the
voice Of the London Times. that recognized echo u
British sentiment, responds with powerful empha-
~ to The patriotic and warlike appeals of Paimers
ton. u 10 contest betw cen the Bri.ish pride and
the Biisish pocket; between chivalry and trade.
we are fsAoy TO bet our pile on old PalmerstoB,
WIN hs sunshiny lace, his sarcastic tongue, and
his Aselo Saxon backbone
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

ECLIPSE OF THE SUN-There will be total
eclipse of the this afternoon, visible in part
of the United States and Canada, west of 76o As
minutes, in Mexico, on = portion of the Pacific
coast, and in Australia. Its path is principally over
the Pacific ocean 1t begins on the earth gener-
ally in long. l55 1s minutes E lat. 80 deg 81 min
s., at Oh, 3m P. M; ends generally on the earth
in long l04 deg. Sc min. w, lat IS deg SO min
N, at Oh. Ohm. P. M. The eclipse will be central
In Mexico near the southern extremity of the Gulf
of California. In most of the Eastern and North
en cities of the United States, the first contact viii
take place after sunset at Cincinnati Sd. 45n; st
Louis, 81 2lm.; New Orleans. 81 Ism; San Fran
cisco, Oh 55m. Thelast contact will not be wish
BILE in any part of the United States east of the
Mississippi. In Richmond it will take few min
utes before sunset.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

THB "NATIONAL HOTEL DISEASE" at Washing
ton, upon investigation, has been decided to have
been caused by noxious gases in the cellars which
were distributed through the house by means of
old dues not used for some time past. Other OUT
let's have been formed for the vapors and
the building it is expected will soon be free from
the epidemic The rat story was effectually refu-
,ed as also the copjectures regarding impure foo1:
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TELEoRAPHiU NEWS.
TGL80RAPHlO NRW0.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY DT6PATCA.
-->-~o~~~~~>~~-~~~~~-~~
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Nr,v WORK March "a Thu shir friea

'--~ LATER FK0M E0R0PE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
NEW YORK, March 24.-Ths steamship Africa
arrived here to-day. with dates from Liverpool 70
the 7th instant.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament 10 to be dissolved In May.
The duty on tea and sugar has been reduced
I'd.
Lord Palmerston announces that lie VIII. until
the dissolution Of parliament continue nrm poii>
and America will cooperate to compel additionai
commercial advantages from the Chinese
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had brought
forward the financial measure OF reduced income
tax. This and the reduction Of duties on tea and
sugar were pasaed by . considerable majority
Il had been officially announced in the House OF
Lords that the treaty with Persia hAd Deen signed
and sent to Teheran for ratification
1t is reported that Lord John Bowring nad oeen
recalled from China
THE CHINESE WAR
Chinese news from private letters continues I'M
salts acsory.
Reinforcements are still going out from Eng
land.
| the East India Company's depot.
TREATY WITH PERSIA.
The treaty of commerce between Persia and
America had been signed at Ieheran oy mn'cn
| American consuls to reside in Persian cities.
| Austria seeks similar treaty.
THE NEUFCHATEL AFFAIR.
| The Neufchatel conference was opened At PARIS
| on the 5th inst. The proceedings are kept quiet
COMMERCIAL.
| LIVERPOOL, March 7-Cotton closed quiet ard I'M
changed, except advance on fair Upapd. Bread
| stuffs very dull with q declining tendency Wheat
declined Sd; White sa,094s; Red 7a.0SAs Flour
dull and nomina; State 28sO30s; Southern 5hsUSis
| Ohio sls0s2s Corn Sd lower; White S5szDs5iE Vel
low 33As034; Mixed SSs0SSA'; Rosin steady at Al
| Spirits Turpsntine 42O45 Rice steady at 2lOz3s
| CosGls9s Weather favorable to the crops.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25
Canxressional Corruptton.

The New York Herald, Notwithstanding Its
Black Republican proclivties, declares that never
before, perhaps, in the history CT legislative as
ssmbiies, here or elsewhere, did corruption pre-
sent such An unblushing face As in the late Black
Republican House. 1.-THE representatives" say 8
the Herald, whom the New England and
Western States sent to Congress, we're about as
small specimens of statesmen as could we'll have
been pawned upon the country; and for the most
art their hone sly was on par with their ability;
20, during the first session of the Thirty fourth
Congress all sorts of plundering schemes were
got up, and many of them passed, to the injury of
the people of the United States, their peace and
dignity, and to the aggrandzement of those de.
graded wretches in Congress who had votes to
sell, and whose sole and only object seemed to be
to sell them to the best advantage. The Hobbies
of Congress were constantly beset with swarms
of vote brokers, who bargained with corrupt
members as to the price of their votes. There
was little or no attempt at concealment. Little
regard had these Congressional thieves for the ap
pearance of things. They did not care to assume
q virtue, while they had it not. Regardless OF
what their fellows or the world might think OF
them, they openly bargained for votes in the very
hall and before the very eyes of the Speaker,
while the vote was being taken on this or tbs
other railroad land swindle. In this way the
people of the United States were at that ono SEES.
sion alone defrauded out of twelve millions of
acres ct the public domain, and came within an
ace Of being cheated out of ten or twenty times
that amount, in the shape of the grard Pacific
Railroad scheme. Had 1t not been for the I'M.
swerving honesty and the never atfault parlia~
mentary knowledge of the Southern representa-.
tives, that stupendous fraud would have been by
this time fastened on the American people, and
not one, but scores, of Black Republican members
would have realized their seven square miles of
land - the price vt their vote"
Such is . picture drawn by Black Republican
hands, of the select men, the choice spirits of the
Black Republican party. What must be the
masses of party, whose elect and acknowlede.
ed representatives are such persons as are here
described
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

SUPERINTENDENT ELECT ED.-At the last meet
ng of the Board of Directors ofthe Va and Tenn.
Railroad, in Lynchburg, Walter c. Smith, Chief
Engineer of the Hempdeld (Pa) Railroad, was
elected General Superintendent, to fill the vacan-
cy created by the resignation of Mr.. Gill Mr. S
will be at his new post in a few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-03-25

NORTH BRITISH REvIEw.-We have from Mr..
wooDHorsE the February number Of the North
British Review. Among the contents are several
interesting themes, one especially, to the Ameri.
can reader-being United States politics, For
eien and Domestic" The Sumner affair figures
largely in IT, and of course the South comes n for
its usual share of injustice and prejudice. Another
article is "On the Employment of Women" the
texts for which are supdry books by Theodore
Parker, and sundry strong minded women of this
couutry