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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
WASHING MACHINES,

nSGk2NC mhtnlN1D.
TINE undersigned having purcha,ed ID, P.,,n,
Il OF ROuR & DAVIS Washing Macbtus Llf
Jefferson Couniy, are now engaged In manuIae-
'urng and will be able in a tea day. to supply
''' muse III N'I IouxsoSSa L.' srrpurNs
AuE. &c, '5s.-3,. ChlrIs,ioWa, Va.
CERTIFICATES.
CLrGLSsrows, Va. March, 1855
Messrs. RUhr 81 Davis-I have one Of YOUR
Washing Machines IN use in M family aud hud
1t 10 answer the purpose admirably. have used
several di6ctsnt kinds of Washing MaeliGes and
desPairsd Of ever gtttlGg oHc 10 answer the put.
n.bpe, buil aai years h,2 removed every difficulty
washing, cleaning. dong the WORK qaIc..y az.
economically ~ - soap, &c, aud ~ hear good
accounts vi he whrTrveL they are tried, eoGs.
dendJ recommend 'hem 10 the Puthc.
Yours Respectfully,
+. NJ. AlSQUIru.
Having used the tub and cher washing ma.
ehincs wthOui hndiag one To answer the purpose
saiisisciouiy-l vs' induced to purchase one
manufactured by Rohr & Davis. aud md u tar
superior, "a everv respect To any have ever seen,
aud nave no hssiiancy 10 Recommending II To the
prLlici as admirably adapted To the purpose oil
washing and al, aning clothes. l would not be
~. hnug one for any cons .crratiUh
iv'fs Re'Hee,Ialiy;. JAS II. WEIGH.
Harpen- Fsuy, Feb. SO.
Mss,r,. Rob, & Davis Gentlemen Your
Washing Machine IL preferred by my family all
are much pleased Wiib iI. IL gives grsai saIi'isc-
iion. Oue thing know, the CLONES come ~
ironed IN The middle Uf the week ,.>issd q Fri
cay night or Saturday. The tlack woman is per-
! IeeiIy pleased with II Yours Reply.
JAMES NJ BROWN
Having purehasst one OF Rohr s. Davis Wash
Ing Machines and having given IL a !air trial
have DO h-sitancy In pronbuncinz itthe best Ma
chine Of the kind I hav. ever seen, and recon.
ment IL 70 the public such.
DAVID HOWELL
We chssrtully csEiilJ. that Se have used In II
| families Mess RUbr s. Davis Washing Ma.
ehiIe, and eau recommend lheA TO the psbiic.-
10 the labor saved. aRd In the qualify Of tie work
| done. Ne believe that they have eqYal aud We
Woalt not be without one iof tea time. is value
| e @. STEWART
| WM ~. CRAIGHII.L.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

a II ih1se fnoving tbe@seivss isdetsst D. u.
- iaie hrm ~ Csmpbeli a Coss uiu plsss.
e,m' imEsfi 40 sstiie, a. sm desiroas q clio
stnE % tat books
SEPT 9,h isds RU. CANPHFII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
HOTEL FOR RENT.

V'HE "sAPPINgToN HOTEL" 10
u los place y 10 reu -p,,sssssioa flFFn ia-
meiisielg ftstne4 iihs sesifStis pfoPert -
hasihr sl NE nscessafy conTsaisnees Ac ~
~ hotel busse~ BRAUN
chafiss'ovn Va Aog O. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
uowe's Books For Home Hearihs,

ROBERT w. NORTH. sole Agent in J, dcf.,p
UNHESE books, net on sale Ia IN. hook store.
Il VII BE- delivered by the undersigned a. New
foIH pites, u all persons ordering the IN pTuyttsd
they 1--we within this COUNTY,
I, THE GREAT WEST."-A volume OF
sTsphic ,SrIch-> "a large type easy 10 The eve, az
ot person, aud children containing narrative, Of
important Historical EyeDts; lnaiVIinaI sdyrn.
TUE, Sketches at frontier Lie Manual Cnri.
: osiiirs; our Pacific COas, sc SC Emb-II,.h,t
~Hh II elegantly CO.UTei eBgfSyIngs and subs,v
di"s! a'Hs. convenient aGd Instructive b5os for
s|s'a.,' bound "e''sard. iisPp. w. b.
u. HISTORICAL COLLECTIONS OF
VIRGINIA -CoL,sining a variety Of int-,s.,,,,
iADls, Traditions, Anecdotes ami Biosrsrsir.I
I vith 100 engravins.. Jefferson county ocrunir,
. ~ pages, @rh -ngTAVing,i jams CITY counry
+ H. pasrs anl 3ensraTiuS'. 5ii PIP. syo. By
! III TRAVELS AND ADVENTURES - %,
~ mos; celebrated Travellers IN all peri, Of m,
! Woflt. BY the same Author Brilliantly i!Iumi.
. mated t'lusiTaupns Ia oil cnlofs mekz5tint snI
soot eats. So PIP : vo. tsee iofmer a!yertise.
~. "RELiTIoUs EMBLEMs AND ALLIE
CORES "A series uiEnb.rmaiic al EGsT.vins,
-Ria ETpla 7ations and Reflections iilusifaiiyr OF
the CafdiEa! 80 Fundamental TiuJh Of Chri,.
tiaHiy. BY VILLAIN Holmes AM John Barber
40 pages, lsrse 10 10.
v PICTORIAL PROVERBS A selection
! cisrProvsi Proverbs AncI,ni and Modern those
Uiimm0TIal tendency omitted, hom VSrious ian
Ea1Rrs and nsif"ns. With eng,a .iDEs and de-
'cupiiOns. 3J2 pp ~ mo Nv John ,rsFhtr.
vi SKETCHES FROM REAL LIE,E De
tigtsd TO do g"od-Editrd b. Heufy Howe, con-
tanning "C0nyersations Of Napoleon the Pit,t up,
The Chiisiian ReiIg'on"-Pciurs " OberIIns Life:
sketch 81 DE Aoatyon, The PLHAnthfopist. ADD
Oiher Narratives VI Moral Beauty Also The
celebrated Letter Of PabI,u. Leniulu, deseribinK
ihePeTson ofthe SavioaT-I6l ID ~ mo
The undenisaed expects 20 canvass IN, roan,y
ioI The ao"Ee enirled works, tar he can with.
out LrRlecuaE his hons duties. A Ia s,.,is cooy
q The Looks, such a. he eSoHacls 60 deliver with
ample guarantees, may be seen Gt his home near
Cha'leSoSh. 10 bis absence. hia parents Win
SHOW the books, and his tefms-Ro VARIATION
close Inspection Of the BOOKS - taTHssIIy de-
'H"d, a. ie'i 81 ibsif Intrinsic worth Tn. ma
/ PER yPc' binding and Embellishments are Of ,u.
pcfiur quality.
The patronage Of Discerning putiio b. re.p.et.
! Tally sG'i-itsd ROBERT w NORTH
aug w D. Sole Agent Tor sad WORKS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
SCHEME
Managers Certificates or psrL,o.

Nases VI TdChtgeS
"iu e'oit at the following rate. ~hicai,tb-
REX
Package Of u Whole tickets w;lco., s,o,
livery P5CkagrIs warranted to dr.w t.,L
Crrlnesie ~ Hi'k Of Package OF xEoi.
Tickets all cot An
Csiuh,ste or Risk OF Package half
Tickets will cost, On
ASr'"aca'e or Risk u Package u quar-.
ieT Tickets viii cost IN
Thee responsible sui popular Lor.r,,. ar.
o,aNh uaiei the 'uPefiniendencc ~ three Cummts.
si0uefs ahd are ehtfely dependent Of auy con.
hectlun win Lotteries advertised IN N, II S,.ts.
ofders ~ the mails viii be fauhfully attended
70 and van every ticSct seat from ,hi. Ay.nrv
VII be iofS ardes fSHaAd cc,,r4e sel.-, On PIsn
oi the LOIIeIy, showing The order IN which IN, r,,
re, Siil ee distributed, that all persons viii h.
as " me Aid oil hose schemes 10 tell after re.
'e'ihE he craving what prizes their tic KEYS Ar.
ehii!ei 10, 80 satisfactorily A. though p,r,opaIIv
present a. the dfs~ibs
TO PROCURE TICKETS
Send YOUR otders 10 our st4rs,, by earl, mall,
~f'ic your name Post Ofice Coua,y ana Sl.t,
IA plain hand, ard the tickets and ,ch,m,, Ill
be i,fWafied from this AzeEey without d,lay AZ
rf me Tefe'P' ~ ySss CTtsTs. We aiszTs Tor.
Nstd The oth.ial printed era~iuEsIo q otfs.n,n.
dtHs, ~ the hrEi mail after the dfAWisE Axe,
place.
Bank Notes, Bank Drafts Or cerlihe.t,, o1D..
po.n tas,h 10 payment Tor -, ses
UpOuf COftrspondcaeei s slristly CON ad,nti.i
Ai"ays direct orders
J c. HAMMETT,
No. 265 PsnnSylvaniA Avenue
Ssneul Agents, wssbfaEfoa d
70 AM pef'ohs desiring impeSiInt Lousry 10
Io,ma'oa OF sehemrs Tor The eEufs noah Ii,t II
pfiles 80 "a dc, will have our msnIAIy pApsr sent
!" 'aem trss 81 elargs bJ sending name 10 this Of
"Se' Augasll2 Ss-In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
For FicLIing Parpo-c-.
EOR SAKE.

FTVHE oshsf wishes f1 fisplse 81 hssfthv sbis.
i hsti-t. No NEGRO MAN f,fn
hsHf-fn tTts ~ nciEht1Trng eouHfies lie gill
b. cod 20 credit how'd bring vel serpfet AT
hssrhE ints6sst FROM date Of sais lupiV safIy 10
Eiitofs % FREE PRESS.
Ctsflss,ovn. W. Aua g6 81 81
Warfentoa WhtE, chester Repa' il-aaast
Spirit of Jsasfson copy o., snd sshd oil Tor col.
IFfEiTr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
Genuine Copper Red

9Th silver points perfectly Insulated vih Fls..
u II agreed ~ Phiioso peers iast Copper b4s from
eight z" ten times the conducting pousf Of Ifoa
and does not fusi % c0froie. Iron fOds when
coa'ra WIN inN ets's 20 b eontucof. The
relative conducting russfs II difsf.nt metals !,
~si 30 ~ ~ reference ~ he iolusinE tabr ore.
larei y ~ great care anJ f1.y snjuftsd by Pro
iessofs haupis and Smith & the Untvstsity Of
Virginia Wftrbt ard W Marvin Of VIE
che. - sni Bushfri Icy .of - Bsnsvfis. NJ q.
Pot 4 Chcmiatfy 10 winehrstsf MedteaI Col.
isrr
o. - AXE wires of NE foilowiue ushh II
rgpa. mi,s0ssssnd lstE'b att pass through ib-m
i1e san- amounts - esri'iciiy and ftpfs'snt ne
r 'u. .irz pausf % silver, vht.b a. he tssl me.
a. B.. r.btudnf NJ HwB, y 100 We shaiI bare Ne
isiIsatnH feaIIs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING /!

FENilE sui~crihsrs leEslY sulhoriz-d agent. 70,
C,nsiiGeiisg ani pu,ibg up Ano, Lien
PAisn, L'shihing condnciof. e., nov prepared T.
inihish ne Ciizens Of JsHer,On, Berkeley and al.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

A FEw shn, ysHsy B,st siSes rof ,si.
Sep . $ TIE PRINTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
A @ A 4 d

A @ A Z d.
THE undsrsignsd having purchased The in,.res,
i Of Dr. II. p. Cookv, 10 the " Drug
kstabiiahment Of Can pbsil a Cooke 80
in Chsflssio~n, respectfully snnoun- ~
sss TO the paels. that be will offer a ~
chsioe ssd select assortment Of usro.
PAINTS, OILS and DYESFUFFS,
iogsihs win FANCY ARTICLES, Sc. to he
SOW a. snail p,ohts and upon aceommota ing
ef1sA TAAahal 6s the paIthsTs heretofore sy.
tended, he asks . continusure a. he same y
PhysseiaaF PRESCRIPTIONS compounded az
tAs shories, so,iee, either by daV or night
sept ., %. z. II. CAMPBELL
HAVE IAis day disposed Of nv interest In the
ara efCsnpbsll d Cook 10 Mr.. T.. II Camp
bell. Who vii H&BsafJhs bn siss.s Ia hi- o~n
nans. hope that lkose who have heretofore dealt
vhe a. civ eoniinne 70 sItead Ibei psuonAge 10
NJ. Csapbsil, 40 be WIN, Am cues irsI, keep on
nsnd eonpiee assortment Of Drugs and every
AAing peftatainE 70 The business.
Aug =, - " r, COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

DLAIR COS CoRYZA LoIEN0Es. Tor
l)Coid N the He'd. Thsse oysnces ere oder.
ei - safe art 10 most ins'srrs. n az sdegfueI
ienetV Tor cold % th- IIrsd, Wseting 10 TIE eve.
snrez'nR a. particularly II taksn "a The tanY
saEes. s'li'm fAi'sfc - relieve ,hs utplrssani
'ymp'oms susniirg thOss compliant, Frraa ~
Apg ~ & o. REII.EHA co ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
SCHOOL NOTICE

TUX 1ndersiEned, eneoutaEed bV the very !ihs.
raj patronage heretofore sItsnded Trsrecif,Ily
EFss nO,'ee i6ai she vii fssum- her SCHOOL.
Tor Lads snf Mtsse- 90 the Ist ~ sS~p',r,b.t en-.
suing. All the branches u an English Rdusaiion
vii he taught snf her EcAiuus sa1taEprs and
most sssi'uuus aii,biiOB Utt ts given 10 u, for.
ttsTance of Der Pdpils. Srhaol room The zane =
heretofore occaPied by Mr. K~UlsW.u FERNS
SC. made EGuEb ca Application No dsta-tion
for absence. MAGGIE A KELLEY
Tfrsf-s'Hur Iolv ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
SWAN & co.'s LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT

sW An 4 co CONTINUE TO DRAW
As USUAL WITHOUT iNTsRRupT,nS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
DISSoLU xxoN.

THE pafss.fship AersbSle existing under the
name Of Campbsil 4 Cs'ose, has ,hi. day been
besn dissolved BY nuIual con.,.t. Thr .rSoun,.
are 10 the hands Of Mr.. 6. IA Campb>lI. Who i.
authorised TO eoseI all dsb.s AID ~ho xilI ao,a,,
ali Liabilities Of the late ar4S
~ r-3h II a. CAMPBELL.
hsPt. IL 1865. IA. y. COOKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
sPIFNDip sCHEME

"n.e IfE'" so dawes ts. oasnsrs % 50
Psfs1ns fssrops % psTisg tAs fiss osiT. a..
2. o.. cot Esis Nsrsr~ff
Crfit,ss ~ "a a. % tf Wtoiss ssst ~ aaaoa
~ Haigs4 - "a
% 4ssftrfs ~ ~
De- Ehhs taas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
Swan L. Co.'s

SWAN L. Co.'S
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL AND
AuIhoRiZkp By %, STATE Of CEoaoI.
ihs late attempt TO ipjurs eur Firm
has 'sova that our Le,tsriss ar. An,
fhrIy that our Prince are paid ,onstsL.
y aud that our schemes ere more lik.,,l
than any Other Lottery 10 u. world.
'Ihih 'ollo-,sE scheme viII 10 a,.,
u s-as Co.. Managers Of n, s..o. a.
INV Lo'Isfy, W earA a. heir sN,r, 49,
I"''~ l1i sep',n o. $50 o. Arse,,. a.,
Eao''S' ssssf Iss sspsIss.Gsaass al Z %.
> 81 p'.. on Saturday. S.pi ,
,"AS1s pI,., on Saturday, Sept.
,AsS ID pra-' on Saturday, sept
eLAss ii prar' on Saturday. Sep,
2j, 1858.
% IL pisa Of siHgle runb<t.
20 coo Tickets
F,'s TAos.a~: Eosr Bss1r.d ed IS P,.
NEARLY PRIZE TO EVERY TiCKEIa
NAGNlSICEST SCHEME
TO BE DRAWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
A New Piano for Sale,
To Farmers and Millers.

To Farmers and Millers.
YNHOSEFsrmrfs wi.hing WnEarSCaTrSs vii
Il please sppiV ~ The subscriber sshs wiii fpan.
ufsciufe tut to- urisss previously engage. Any
nunhsf Of SEASONED HICKORY COGS 70
al a,H-s. % hsnd and or sale IN sc~rmmu az
Tsrns. Al zind Of TURNING tone 20 oflsT.
cHAS BARRlTT. ST.,
AuE % o.
For Picking Purposes.
MACE, Cinrsmoa Cloves Nuimsg. Ginger
VA AhsPies PEPPER anh Csl-'y Sod iDr .a.e
By &. T. BELLER q CO.
Sept 2 1859.
ITOSTErTERs Stomach Bh,rs. for he care
III oi DysfsPsia ia.lg ssiion az. { usstrra--s fJr
ssis ~ he Agents.
sep 2 g. 3 BgLL.ER q co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

TIE Nstsss-s save tssn roap silsf h.-, A.
hsnsfass nuF .titts aafs "a ih~a a asf.,ssf. ].
rsss 81 ihs rsft q 49, shs ksss hs.s .n.sa.
ior p ~ hH'ng - ticsfs fssaas a. ssffssgea.
fsae- r1stn~ts snf is tbsf go ssus
~ pr-Fr Ttrssts iFesa 80 ksssesss al,
Alefsts su isnsrs
PRANCg = CO.,
baF - anuHegs NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
HAMA.

fyNHONAs sec sagss earff hsms ysyy
i sag-Tt.fart..s jet fsesirsf ssf ~ 'sis -
KipDLE BRO
HsrIsst-sr t6r % ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
Payyour Taxes.

VINiHT sIss - the pr~sebt year have ben 10.
since toe i5'h - June prompt paym.ft wti
therefore - expected Thosr uho are 10 sr.st,
for TsGss are hereby nat,lsd that hs smount cas
met - pad OF ne uiil b obliged " proceed &c.
cOfliag 70 lac % cOI.sct III ssns
LUCAsJR sheriff
". CAMPBELL. rs
y w MANNtNG n 3
IN CAMPBELL. Ds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09

We w'pH eaii psf'ica'sf arsaiion 10 ,As f,i.
'Hsi.v spIsr,I ssLsms . psetsss ~ 10 -ksis
'i see ..siinE % " $50 80 sys,y rth.f us s.t
hsirs ssrtsoIsd y, dfsv go fssfmissf ~ N.
~ mt'f dfs~ihg tss Cspusl Pfias. sAstbsf oda
rr sgrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-09-09
CHANGE oP HOUR

OSS,s W. s +. R4ma..p C,sp,srl
Argus . i~5s (
IN sn1 srs' M1riaY % ia,t a. PAssEN.
OGLG TRAIN ui fs7r Wirrh-sf,s psrot 81
- all retaining, l-sy- n pers. ferry all
% y }. GEp uLiST
Aug " = rftsfttaI Ace.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.

Our friend, Major Stars. made a gal
liant run in this county for the above Of
fct, but was defeated by The vote Of Craw
ford, in which county he was suffered le
run behind lis ticket, which may be &C
counted FOR, probably, by the fact thai
there might be gentlemen in the vicinity
Of Bucyrus who have no serious objections
TO getting Mr.. Plants out Of the way
! even il to do 20 it were necessary to sac
riice a friend. l ..,
W. have heard this intimated. bu
whether il is SO or not we, Of course. ar.
not prepared 10 say; should it be true
however. there are people who ma,
make the discovery before they di'
that "some things can be did as well a
others,,,' Z
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
THE ELECTION

In this county passed of very quietly
There was none Of that excitement ant
pulling and hauling by politicians whicl
has been so common on such occasions
The people went to the polls and there
calmly, coolly and deliberately entered
their protest, through the ballot box
against the policy Of the present admins
tration, by voting against the candidates
for the various Offices W no were known Il
sympathise with the authors Of the centra
despotism which has been erected Al
Washington by James Buchanan and hi,
adherents. y" .s"' e'0l' '' '"f"A
In The result we have an intelligen,
expression Of the sentiments Of the peo.
pie, uninAuenced by excitement; and in.
stead Of lis being the triumph Of any one
particu!aF political organization, it is sin
ply the solemn verdict Of the people unl
der a deep sense ofthe responsibility chat
rested upon them in the discharge Of their
duty as American citizens (; and we hope
it will be a warning 10 corrupt and de-
signing pollticians--even Tie knees Of old
Jimmy himself must have smote each
other as this stern. unmistakeablc rebuke
went up to the Capitol from the honest
sons Of Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio and
Iowa. Let no man imagine hereafter
that lie can trihe with the interests Of The
people-poliliciAns may be bought and
sold, and the people may be deceived for
a time; the day Of relribulion will surely
come. Ifthe Democratic party persists in
pinuing its hopes to the polluted skirts Of
the present corrupt Administration its or
ganIzation certainly will be blotted out Of
existence. Let them be warned.
The result in this county astonished
politicians Of all parties, from the fact that
these gentry generally fixed up things to
suit themselves, and were pretty well pos
ted as to the result even before the elec.
ton occurred; but this time the people
set up for themselves, apd, politicians, ,,lct
being in the ring; Of course were in the
dark as 10 what the result was going to
h,hIuo" gaa- lJo ,b94tst Ad ~ !
'D By reference to Tie official abstract, ii
viii be i. seen ia that Carey. opposition candi
date for Congress. received majority of
l52: Kirby, for Probate Judge, 325, ;
Sears, for Common Pleas Judge. s92 !
Holdridge, for Commissioner; l4o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
PENNSYLVANIA! e
PEOPLE VS.. BUCHANAN.


The people Of the Old Keystone, ma.
jority of whom have always belonged to
the old Democratic party, have burs'
asunder the shackles ofparty and repudi.
ated the system Of sham Democracy SCI
up by James Buchanan and his admins.
tra'ion. The Douglas Democrats, Old
Wings and Republicans. who united in
the struggle which has had such a gl.ri.
Gus termination deserve the thanks Of ev-
cry honest man in the land for thus en-
tering their protest against the tyranny
and corruption.o Of the present adminis,ra.
ton. 7Buchananism e almost wiped ou'
scarcely grease spot is left. ! aao
a The Peoples State Ticket is elected by
a majority Of from TWENTY-FIVE to
THIRTY THOUSAND. and out OF s5
Copgrss.men. the People have TWEEN.
TY.THREE and Buchanan TWO |!
The People will also have large ma.
joriiy in the Legislature.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
Great Balloon Race.

The great balloon race between Mons
Goddard, the celebrated French Eronaut
and Prc cfessor Steiner, the young Ameri
can. come off oneAlonday, the 8tli inst
in which Young America came out vic.
'tofious. They started at Cincinnati abcu'
four o'clock in the, afternoon and landed
at half past ten at night--Steiner coming
down within half a miie Of uSandusky
City, and Goddard some eighteen miles
Ibis side. Steiner stopped within "a few
hundred yards of the lake. He said e
Intended q cross tie lake, but he got
drowky. went q SLEEP, lost some Of his
ballast. and vas aroused to conciousness
by his balloon coming in contact with the
topefAtnsoswhclriudpced himto change
his,hfaAE I 4 4 XH AkRSsKs
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

EY Our neighbcr. Robert. got a "lit'
tie riled" at US. and in his last issue at
tempts to abuse us for imposing" the du'
ties Of editor upon our "better half" du
ring our absence from home. Now itmay
be that our friend Robert will never be
forced to "impose" these duties upon his
wife--allhough itsmigM be possible that
bis readers would be gratiGed if he would
yet he should not suffer his anger te
lead him to abuse u' for doing SO, for il
is well known that il is the bad fortune
of some ladies to have more of the "tH'
responsibilities" Of lhi, life imposed upon
them than oshers, Our neighbor, proba-
bly,, is aware Of this fact.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Supplementary to an ordinance requiring
the construction Of plank walks on portions of
Biglow, Fifth and Findlay streets, passed Jan.
-uary 23d, 1858. ie's 90 y ,is eH
q SEcrloN, lst Be it ordained by the Town
Council of the Incorporated Village Of Upper
Sandusky, that the time for constructing the
walks provided in said original ordinance to,
and the same Is hereby extended to the 18th
day Of October: and that the marshall shall i'm.
mediately thereafter proceed to construct and
finish any portion Of said walks then remain
ing unfinished, and when completed by him,
the said marshall shall certify 70 the Recorder
of said village the cost of the work performed
by him in front Of each lot, with the name or
names of the owner or owners Of each lot
SECTION End. Upon receiving said account.
the Recorder shall forthwith bring suit before
the Mayor a ,ainst each Of the resident owners
for the portion Of such charge for which they are
respectively liable. anil l'procesd to collect and
pay the said amounts into the Treasury, and
shall certify to the County Aud tor the amount
chargeable up on ihe property Of non residents,
which amounts shall be assessed by said Au-
ditor against the respective lots of said Vii.
lage. JAMES MCLEAN.
Oct. I, 'Ss. Recorder.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

HAt the recent Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, the follow
ing preachers were selected for this Dis
trict. 4it.r
Findlay District: WI. Wells. Pc.
Findlay, Lenord B. Gurley.
Fostoria, John Sterling. j. A. Shannon.
Upper Sandusky, 7. j. Monnett. "
Kenton, G. W.. Kelchum. ..
Adrian, L. J. Dale, David Gray.
Mt. Blanchard, r Biggs. "
Fremont, G.. G. Ferris. l25 f.3' 4
Gilboa, B. B. Powell. I'll .i.i rss
Pleasantyille, P. A. Drum. U m
Marselles, J. S. De Leal. -,.. e..
Little Sandusky, J. Frgtly. ..-I.
Fl. Seneca, N. B. G. Lowe, B. F. W. Co.
zier. gua1 g %. eaR ! sm SUI ar
Shannon, F. L. Harper, j. Henderson,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
ioALLr PLEASED. {

wopThe yerdicto q jury, when itpie"se'
both the parties interested. is looked up
ao,, d. being an admirable one, and owe
q do think that theverdictof the people al
the recent election is ono oofthat kind
iEvtrybcdy.awith the exception Iof)" few
Leeompton Office hunters and office hold
crs, seem uto-lbe pleased with the result
For While thousands Of Democr' is voted
nfor the ticket, just for the purpose Keep
ing up ,heir organization, they really
hoped and prayed that the Admin'stra'
ton and it's supporters might receive a
rebuke at the hands Of the people that
could not possibly be misunderstood. a
la Just what these men desired has been
done most eEectually y-Buchananism has
been wiped out-and they say they are
delighted with the result. And why
shouldn't they be? God knows. every
good man in this country should feel glad
at the approaching downfall ola dynasty
so tyrann'cal and corrupt as is that OF
James Buchanan. .s..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22
r. GRAY, of he Cleveland Plaipdeal-

N Gray, flhe Cleveland Plaipdeal-
er, 81 ran behind his litalet for Congress
Hs consoles himself BY saying ~ appears
to Be prevailing complaint am ong dem
'oocratic candidates for Congress this year.
He comes tp lie conclusion that Editors
b.s have 10 % business to run for Office, ,Thsi,
business is 70 work and lei others enjoy
The fruits u their labor" There is some
truthin that. Editors are .. expected tc
dothe work TO live on notling. and te
expec. neither honor or profit. XXX,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-22

Iowa CApIToL.-Gov. Grimes Of Iowa
has issued proclamation declaring that,
in accordance with the decision Of the
Commissioners appointed for the purpose
oflocating the Capitol of the State Of Iowa,
the Constitution and laws establish the
Capitol at Des Moines and the State Uni
versity at Iowa City. The officers Of that
State will be forthwith removed to Des
Moines and the next Legislature will as
semble there. hi,