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0I~ The Northern Democrat, published at
CCudersport, Potter county, Pa, has raised
the name OF james Buchanan as lis first
choice for the next Presidency.
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ASSigMeeS' Sale.

THE personal property and effects of r
i Lee Co., consisting of Goods, Wares ana Mer
chandise will be sold at public vendue, at the Store
occupied by the said r. Lee Co., in Garrettsvile
on the 18th day of'september next, commencing at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon and will continue from day
to day thereafter until the properly IL sold. Terms
mado known at the time of sale.
p. G. NICHOLS,
w. K. KN0WL1ON, Ass'gnees'
( Garrettsville, July q, ls59-6w.
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GROCERVESI

Last' mot Ieast' Prime rice, only 81 c., do NJ o.
gar, only G., DO rasins, only il c., do molasses
1T G., DO rio coffee, only lst c., do Goldfish, Georse's
nd Taak2 81 c; Everything way down. There is neth-
fg & oLe sure hhan that you come to the right place
co chewers, We can suit you. Having taken especisl
pains In the selection of the weed We are preparea
90 SUI any taste. With rapurous and gratifying
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RAVENNA MARKET-Aueusr "a.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JOHN wmrTLEsEY, RAvENNA
SUMMIT MILL.
DIED,

DIED, --~
In New Bedford, Mass, on the l4th inst,
SOPHIA W., wife of Samuel N. Pollard,
formerly of this village.
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Legal Notice.
KATHARINE HERRIEE -

Il u
OF the State OF Ohio, is hereby notified that ON The
stn oay OF July, a. d. 1859, Andrew Herr filed in the
1our OF Common Pleas within and for The County Of
wScSs SSLase ana ana state of Ohio his Petition against her.
90 ponds Of matrmony now existing between him and
Ine I sald Catharine be dissolved and alleging "a
reason therefor against the said Catharine the follow
ng causes & to wit ls gross neglect and 3D.
day of May, A. d. l85s The Petition sIso Srber o.
@ s mat nat on the 18th day of March, A. d. 1854 and
crew caused to be conveyed to the said Catharne by
~ francis W.Iappan and wife certain lands and tene.
ments situate and being in large lot No. d. in the
conn eSan diyison Of lots IN the Township Of
In said Petition, for the sole purpose of secnr
homestead to his family, and that the title TO said
sti remain In said Catharine that he
same Sf ,S sdS Ian Lands in his own paid for The
which said conveyances were made has beao ,vhon M
aeeated by the acts of said Catharine and the saS
Ahdrew also asks, that the title to said lands and
fins Msdy may be restored to him and the sail CaSa
Catiarne is also further nofed that said pa,;tsau
VIII DC heard before said Court on The 18TH dav orHn
'oPer, a: y 1859. J. L. & H. G. RANNEY.
'' -, Ao''-o"' Atty's for Petitioner.
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NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION OR ADVICE
THE MODE OF EXAMINATION

I
Pursued by DR.. Wadsworth is very simple and entire
y new and by 1t disease Gf any of the intern al vital
organs is in very few minutes detected with facility
aud certainty, without asking the patient question,
or having the least previous knowledge of the case
Among the diseases treated with perfe Ct re
SCROFULA,
And all diseases of Scrofnous origin: Ucers tn.
mers, Enlarged Glands or Joints, Hip Disease Swe e-
led Neck or GOitre, Scrofllous Sore Eyes, Scald
Head, Eruptions on the face other parts. Cancer
Fistula, Spinal Diseases, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Impo
tence, Structure, St. Vius Dance, Epilepsy Rheuma-
tism, Dropsy, Syphilis, Ague and Fever, Neuralgia
&c =
All diseases peculiar to Females, and all Chronic
Diseases of the Brain, Eyes, Throat, Lungs, Heart
stomach, Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Skin other Or.
gans.
Those suffering from Chronic Diseases, of any de-
scriptiOn, may be assured that their cases will be
treated fairly and canddly, and they will not be en-
ccuraged to take medicine without a corresponding
prospect of benefit. DR.. w. has visited CieveanS
and other places In Ohio and New York. regularly
for the last two years, and furnish patients with
any amoun: of evidence In regard to bis skill and
qualifications as physician. He will visit the above
places once In FIVE or six weeks, for one year. thus
giving those who consult him, opportunity to continue
I'LL cured. Those cases which have been treated by
call, Will cost you nothing to have your case exam
ined and explained,
Mark we'll the time and day, and call early.
Teeth extracted without pain, by Galvanism.
ANY person sending correct statement OF their |
and enclosing e5, will have medicine. |
adapted TO their case, sufficient to last one month";
ave weeks, sent them by Express.
Address II. W. WADSWoRTH, M. D.
August ~, ieSO. Batavia, NY.
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GTJ. s Wright, Esq, formerly editor of
the Chardon Democrat, died on the 18th inst,
of typhoid fever.
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Notice..
Legal Notice.
ISavemna Union Schools.

THE above schools will commence on
J. Monday, the 22d of August, inst nder the direc.
tion and superinendency Of Prof. D. D. Pickett late
of Alfred College. Each department of the schools
will be under the immediate charge of thorough aud
efficient teachers and every facility afforded pupils In
attendance. II. G. RANNEY, Board
u. X. WHEELER,} OF
.. E. SPALDING. } Education.
Rayenna. August 10, lS59-2ws
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1859. September Appointments. 1859.
PROVE ALL THINGS!
DIR. Fl. w. WADSWORTH.
Eclectic Physician and Surgeon.

CAN DE CONSULTED AS FOLLOWS;
CLEVELAND-Johnson House, Sept. 18th, 18Th
and 2Sth.
RAVENNA-PIentiss House, Monday, 10.
ALLIANCE-NiXon House, Tuesday, 20.
CANTON-FraHklin Hotel, Wednr sd y. el
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, Thursday, %.
MISUNDERSTANDING 8 Exchange, Friday, 90.
FULToN-Amercan Hotel, Saturday, 81.
AKkoN-Empire House, Monday, 26.
CUYAHoGA FALLS-American Hotel, Tuesday,
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E. L MUNGER,
Physician and Surgeon. Office and residence at sha
lersville, Portage co., Ohio. tAue' "a, lSSs-ly'
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Administrators NOtice.

NOTICE is hereby given to Eliza Eatin-
N ger,- Eatinger her huspand, Mary Babb, John
Babb, William Dunbar, John Dunbar, Rebecca Putt,
= Putt her husband, George Dunbar, sarah Dun
bar, Am anda Dunbar, David dunbar, David Dun
bar, Sem. Eliza Moore, John Moore. Sarah Bick,
John Bick, Peter Whne, Rachel White, Margar ct
White, Isaac Rhodenbaugh, Peter Rnodenbaugh.
William RboIenbaugh, Eliza Humiston and James
Humiston, and to the other heirs, if any, Of Peter
Rhodenbaugh deceased, whose names or residences
are unk nown that on the 10Th day of August, ID.
1850 flied petion in the Probate Court ofPortage
County, Ohio, praying for the Sale of twenty'four
acres and twenty-five hundredths OF land which said
Peter Rhodenbaugh, deceased, died ST. zed, lsuhioi
to the dover Of Peter Rhodenbaugh,s Yiis1
! in Franklin Township, PortagsG
ed and described as foll
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SHAWTS

naek shantilly lace mantas, embroidered collars
. eIs,eeVe g"ods. Black brOadcloth and Cashmere
SUrS low RAN and fancy cassimeres, way down
summer summer goods, cottonades ali grades, and Wb,ic
GneRs GheeRs ma5seies 11 MO,tled and fancy nankens
co"d u, PAN ana drllled farmers and mechan mics
UaSsmere only csc. Queensware clothing, dfrrc
pa,n OILS, hardware, notionG, hosiery, gloves.
slVe notice. We have full varieties of wall naner
from DC. TO Slc. Common and velvet BORDERING a
Eeady pay prices. Parasols, all shades and prees
1oslery ana gloves, everything desirable. Queens.
our customers all say sell from Is to 20 per
ha iower tnan our competitors. We can vouch for
nd Sae ana not strain point in veracity Cloths
see goods bought elsewhere at from 25 10 3O
PeT cent advance of our prices. Shilling denims.
only 9c, Bleached, and fine unbleached cottons. We
Cs Gan peal the manufacturers these, as we have
bought last FALL at mnch lower rates than
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to Jacob Rith.
lV ler that, the 18th day of July 1859. Coydel;a
Rithlcr, his wife, filed In the Court Of Common Pleas
for the County Of Portage and State OF Ohio her me-
tton against him, praying for divorce and alimony
her and that he does not appear at the next term
OF said Court, said petition will be taken for eonfes
sion and decree against him accordingly. :" :
80, CORDELlA R1THER,
July u, !eSs-Sw' by Luther Day, her Atty.
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Important to all Concerned,

THE Books, Accounts and Notes OF Coffin
i s& Pinney are In my hands, and must be settled
by the first day Of June next they will be lef with
q Justice for collection. Pay up and save costs.
Ravenna, April @e, 1852 H.. L. DAY.
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SENATORIAL NOMINATION The Repubi-
cans of Portage and Summit counties met
in Convention at franklin Mills, yesterday,
and nominated J. A. GARFIELD, OF Iran, US
their candidate for State Senator for this
District.
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PATENT CORN SHELTERS.
d new article jnst invented, bat which
II cannot be excelled, at 5E -, - -
Dec. ], 1865. F.A. CURTIS r Coss.
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Legal Notice.
Cyrus Premtiss' Estate.

Cyrus PremtiSs' Estate.
nj Office is hereby given that the subscrb-
~ ers have been appointed and qualified as admin.
strators on the Estate Of Cyrus Preniss late of Ra-
VIENNA, Portage County, deceased.
SAM'L. J. HOPKINS,
J. G. PRENTISS,
JOHN WHlTTLESEY.
Ravennq, August 10. E50-3w.
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: poaT OFFIcR AT RAvENNA-

1ErWe will take all kinds of country
produce in payment for debts due us on sub
scription. Also, in exchange for quantity
Of notes and due bills.
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M NS:Cal Tuition.

CHARLES DONMALL, twenty five years
" Teacher of Music, respectfully announces lis re.
heretofore on the Piano Forte, Melodcon, Guitar,
singing, Flute and Violin, and in the science of Tho
ough Bass. Tcrms 31f cents per lesson for Instru-
mental Music and no extra charge made for lnstruc-
ton in Singing
G. d. attends Pupils at their residences, or al
his Rooms at NJ. S. A. Tayor's.
Ravenna, August 10, 1s59-3w.
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G1rAttention is dire ected to the advertise
ment Of DR.. E. L. MUNGER in another col
umn.
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SENTINEL.
LOCAL AND Personal.
Avn,S,, ,rn Dv,.pruRE OF MAILs-

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
DAlLY-Going North via Railroad.
Depart at 5,3l AN. Mail close at 500 A. M.
OAlLH-Going South via Railroad NJ
Depart at II q. A. d. mall close al lOo2, A. NJ
fRt.WERKLY-Rnon Valley.
Arrive Tuesday Thu rsday and Saturday at 12, NJ.
Depart Monday, Wednesday and Friday, al i, ,SU.
I. Mall closes at i9, M.
BEMLWEEKLY-Newton Falls.
Arrive every Monday and Friday by -, M. De-
part same days at 100, p NJ. Nail closes at j,
- 3O,P!M.
kEMI.WERKLY--Chardons
. Arrive every Wednesday and Friday. by 4, Pa
Depart every Tuesday and Thursday at 2, A. M.
Is PosT OFFIcH AT RAvENNA-
- OPRN at 73O. A. M. CLOSE at p. NJ. Daily,
"a % A GITIRTTE. p M.
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STREATOR, DAILY d. COMPANY

Respectfully invite the attention of all who are
want of good goods cheap, to examine their large
and carefully selected stock of staple and fancy
goods, consisting of silks black and fancy black bro.
SSSde' black MORE antique, lawns, gingham, ging-
nam robes, chaihes anu all kinds of dress goo is
Lace caps, mantillas Grape shaws, Lack silk shaws
stella shaWls of all colOrs styles and prices.
WHITE GOODS,
collars, drapery muslins, napkins, hosiery. gloves,
parasos, hats caps and bonnes, 1t very low prices.
PRINTS,
we buy by the case, chiefly of the manufacturers
can sell the best print fol five ard half cents ever
offered IN Portage county, colors we warrant Prints
of the most popular brands, such as
COCHECOS, MERRIMACKS,
spragues and American, We sell at eleven cents per
nets, cloths, cassimeres,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
yankee notions, and many other goods that cannot
be here, will be sold at The lowest posi-
Die rates. New style Queensware and glass ware,
which is certain to please every one that wishes to
purchase
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CaTDetine e.

Neutrality-suspicious..
THE CELEBRATED Newton Fous
4 Plows, Gibbs Patent for sale at Manufacture
prices at F. A. CURTIS & cos.
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GECoND INSTALLMENT Just re-
y coiyed another Invoice Of Shoes, and among them
few ofthose splendid FIFTY CENT CATERS.
NAV %, 1859. p, H. & CO.
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The Mule swindle.

fIofSes Frselsf iHNpns Of tfs e let
tsrs ID Utshl lrni4 hes sod additional
and hly im rtalk fac in slation
to The Pormous win esin + TsFitory.
The xdles cost ths /Governhsnta SITS
each and are to-day worth Sl95 to $50
each, yet the range Of pricss for them
was from ssoitotsiiaqor an average
Of about $75.
But thisiS only one 81 lks UtsS swim.
dless (1hbif eHpusaAA 6yySsls St ~
~ |, DIR POI bushsL which. including
transportation, ssss iq y. ths. sggrsgata
es4o. .ooc. yfFs dsceRtly 1spt'Asrs from
tho States, and MI. Greeley avers, that
il could .lI NIX. beer ~ bought yshsEe atss
per bushsl eEs 500. o0o sthsEaciusl 'Idsad
loss To- sks Guysramsnt being therefore
$4,000, fsidsuhbe G bud aiysd lsrlG4
Y 4 d E.sH
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

AN ENoRMous MuLE.--Mr. Massey, Of
Jacksonville, I'll. , has on exhibition atthe
fair grounds indSssLouiss selarge mule
gisns uleighsssp hands high snd tsesen
fact tias gir.h yaHe has finely pnoporsiousd
limbs, and chest oi great width. Hssis
now 6vs years Old, and bas for three
seasons been used fcr al ordinary work;
Is very gentle and kind, and never known
to kick at man or beast.
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Go Iimnyl

Ths Auditor a this copntysas recent.
lly yba neAmorPt tosed pdAAs come ~
a SesSlar stump speaket fbh sud-
l.rauslsiOh hss hss1 broug abops for be
purpose Of dsieslI6g Milton Mohal. Esq
who is candidate for recollection 10 the
Office Of County Commissioner, and It Is
fssrsd by Mr.. Ms friends that be will be
perfectly annihilated BY the valiant and
okivalroas Hoyt. He attemptedto snni'
hilate poor ',Mat; p short TING ago with
a ohair. but when hs sawihs'statdy Com
missioner make ugly motions at him with
s"bu6ohof 4 boasss that heausuaily yEczs.
'riss wiihshim, rthe gallant Auditor "sub-
sidedl'adDon't think he'll have much
better luck this ytine.a hsaisa9i1s glsBo
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06


q hst BRYAN foung or damages lor
ialss impr@nmens' wssAnot down In Tue
streets o. Sais Lake CITY. O.ner ana 9
qua'iy o'o0ay incidents nave 'in0e occur,
red' whicn Ars noteq ~ spe llssI9 la'19 Ies.el q
the New fork 1r'ounss correspondent
from Camp f'osd' under dAse' Or Aug.
~ ssys'Y AuSHTEHI
A. Ydsohurce suASffseshess smphss-
!caily dlscoun.enancs any rscoarss 0s,ng
Hsd " We ! vsssa \. ~ " wv NTsE cTusn'
tile coufss. Eknsu oyths nan hAtne IN q Brown sr'
on apos'ste 4sses inc ucsof'oss ~ TICK
man on = p.cnnsahfy yo hcse. os'ors teq ~ sne
'on"ed 81 s'@'ss D,stfice H Court 'aa M San hake
q! a''ne feeens a'l ter", -. snd gos luog'
"en'' enorey a'srward T ~ ae ~as q ,''a a'sacK'
60 AZ n'gn'' ''s t' own ON nome at1' y ~ t' s"o
men, snd murdered; according 70 nis dy'
,ng deciara'ion DO was assass'na'eo py
'Dlll ii'csman ana ,ae Olo'ner'n'aW ~. "a o. DIS
own D''' 'sys nc Gan prove P'''''e ~ a''0'- aS''"I
mo aouo. nc can s "a' nos rs oyen ~
'es'eu " u COURSE Io,i, ne e,' oa~o ",su' p1ssu , "n
o'ne' po''O" :" "no ao ~, - go "n's i",
was gong on was snot III tne knee; ana
still another was shot on The pavement Ia
front of Bjshon GSpsocer'ssi88 kst;. ana
pool of blood were all appcrtsioipg "a The
murdered m IL il,seeoa,d be f5,,od % The
bodv had beeu apsomp,Iy carried "A. and
concealed. ewtils ,hsss lhlBss 40 A..
poa,ipa of sds;ly md FbousIvi aoeessyenss.
lhs, ursieu.eI d: n. ,lduGvi:tva,ioo y H.
,swss through. lbeai Cvssts gis avesOmiba
msrsssnd msrs IL fls,soca casty: willie ltbe 1
.s.missieu,,y IN fsatbssls1re standing ,syny
kept hefs appears to:bs sipply tsssss ooi.
sumers, 'toi consams -four atilt~ensy.eight
dollars a barrcll 1'hs. is,gtl,e said -four
stands the Government ID stw eu.y.eiaht
dollars. though, II costs the epterprisire
coa,rac,or. sbout,siOhtIl d Irs aoiill wind
Chat blows nobody good, and IT, would be
A pi,vsif .omebodv did mot make some.
thing out of the Utah swarsis5n ail sid
-ass1 ar tf,rr ,T-r-,,.ls.-vti- -77r--sgig ,slIgea
ggn,s u, q. ss "a u ,T'5llli uaggs
InesMiIlWaukee Trce Den1OCrGE Shys, "
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

IA EsSSH dptrhsps.
shr William DEEN1SON. jr.
."" FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SssssrRO rRODERT O, KIRK,
FOR Aub,ros ~ srATE,
Agsaas Ro BERT W. ETAyEERm n n
.RgSH sirsx sEcAzrlRY oy ssArx, il9 sltl
- ADDISON p. RUSSELL. .Elip
: ,s, q FOR. TREAsuRER or STATE, ar,
@a ~ ALFRED P, STONE, -.
'sspe ~ ron SUPREME JUDGE.
'Ea ,giWIHIIAM Y .sGHoLSON. iiaI
a 'sssS6Gsoxxp oEfuBEkc WORKS. Ell
ls,.aa az JOHN 3, GREGORY. aqRa
ss -. TOR SCHOOL, COMMISSIONER, ~ ,e;,
'f's'''RsRs', ,ANSDN SMYTH, ~ n,
.ssDistrict Nominations. '''se
SssAa eE w ron asENArJR. yae H2"'.
JAMES NJ. STEVENS, 7al a'
yoR. BeARp OF EouALIzATioN, Z.
egs4 THOS. Y. REBER. 49,.
s.ea' sss For Representative. =. @'
,waH ea JOHN " HEEKLE. 4-1
.Asiss 81 Peopls's County Ticket.i b4s
=, x FOR AUDITOR, .fs;t, bqs ana
''ai f'sg'a SAMUEL KIRBY, - -
-sEm aa&esa SsusRfrf.. aiAH Dl-'' W.
JAMES CULBERTsoN, j,.o l7i
lesls Al sEsss AasRsAsuRsR, sdi g. aHt'
s,.ss CHARLES MORTON. .Saosaa
PROSECUTING .AfToRkEY. ,.y.,T,
a - HENRY MApDUx.,
lsN'Aeg 66uNfY coMMissioStH, W $50
sina@lIsl sllLI0 0NaM0RRAL,s so'sa
sesE.-asgp ssga Coa0NER.li Vg8io ed T9s
- ALEX, SHpEMAKER.loa Esd
s Annual Sessions yes--;Eo- o-ava,
ss, DEMOCRATIc STATE TICKET,
- - sr. ,s,f For Goyernor;, S,ooi i-7a
RUFUS r. RANNEY, cuyahoga, ;.
~ esSS Lieutenant Governor, -
WILLIAM H. Stafford. Ross.
hsssAJudge lot iihs Supreme Court: I
HENRY CssNHlTMAN, Fairfield
Auditorrof' State:
Wv o. V0LNE DORSEY, Of Miamis
.igsssh 10 STseasdrerof aState:dg ,rssis
asWlLLIAMB BUSHNELL Rchland.g1
-. Secretary Of State; A., ,s v,s
JACOB REIEHARD, Franklin, "s
Board oflPublic Works. !" 'a'o
JAMES T0MLINSON NV ashingtcn.
NV Common School Commissioner: bra
! CHARLES N, ALLEN. Harrison.
. = For Representative. s.,.y tea
"ae JAMES N, WHITE. Hardin: ,E
90 2 Democratic County Ticket,
RsiE gnS t4e For Auditor, on s"s '@oI
PETER B. BlEDLER. Crane. va
.sa For Sheriff, ,,---,
vi aef ALEX. w ATSON, Crane. "a
IA q,sss s4 For ,Treasurer,Jsa wis ed
aag JAMES II, FREET, Crane. si d.
s's4 W. For COMMISSIONER ,saa.,
ssiesa wv JOHN K1SoR.. Eden, -
tisis 8 For Prosecuting attorney. hD'
hi@dEoRGE CRAWFORD. Crane.ss'
.rta I had sss4 For Gorousbrd T. ,Sssl
4 I'D BENJAMIN WI4,LltlAlsA 4I,Lltlsl N ms, Pitt,ioe
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

pplps cosazcHrA Hartford psps'
Kinks Il i exceedingly bad .hpsbandry
to harrow up the feelings Of your vile. !
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

,ss. hasst .gU1ft hIvy = A aeft nasgtzs. 400
Is They have the tallest kind Of .
Woman's Rights female in New Orleans,
The Crescent Of the 18th has tie sub.
io,ined iitem:iae i'ns I lsaw sJadt"
'sii'Adelaide Balf1ur,a thss fghdng .igyisn.-
tess Of 'Dryades street, 'went on another
spree on Monday night. Several weeks
since I'VE related how shelfought The po-
lice. and how IL rookl three Of four men
and furniture wagon ioget 'her'to the
loek.up, : Tho last time she was In "a tdif.
ferent humor. The officer who went to
arrest her was q small sized man; and
feeling little dubious as tosunderta-
king the task alone, trapped for help A
second officer came, and he also was a
small man. Adelaide. after looking dewn
contemptuously moment gor 50, said:,p
We'll. boys, I'll 60 with you; but i you
were men, I'm ID i you and all, the
police in town could take ,mep"" .. t..,s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06
JEROME MURRAY'S
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|, ahmee City. Ohio.
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JEROME MURRAY, Instructor in Account,
u and Lecturer on Business Customs, 30.
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H. Dodge. M'R, Bradley. Lecturers on Com.
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fhis iinnstitatiSD,s situate ~ oSs i III sd
somest osstious in Nort5 Western Ohio. offers
to its patrons unp fecesdl ~ ysht rs ,in tie
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THE CoLLkGIATE CoURs1,.
Is designed to cmbrscA al bsspe1es parsly
Mercantile and can be regarded as one of ths
most lengthy, thorough and complete, eyer,
introduced tp the public in any similar lpssi-
tuition ii the United States. ~ This course ern-
braces the 1aisa,oFy he teeular snd tAs q szssn;
cccsmnIetess every varfetv X sbusinAsa trAnsac.
tons enabling and aua fying tho student T.
once to keep Books BY double entry N any,
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Practical and Ornamental In all itg yaristiss.,
villabs tAagh inths most thcruigh and eff
Gent mamef, ,.by one Of the bssi itesshers i~
the west. Besides the usual fnstllei a tsach-
ing gpenmanshipr SpeneeFisp systsmvrthe (,
Ghirythmography sy ystcna4 4Will also bs taught,
This system aims at and establishes regular II
ity of movements In 1all executions. ...,.se ~
For ih,S2I.SsEls; AZ, 81, II, .I,5a sliG; 90
Same course fer Ladiess, ys.,, =, 49,. IS o.
Full course of Pehhha aauskip. time up.
Mhiiad.! II. a. w. no s*ga.T p 90
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adoOd board canlbs liadfAthis place fOf rpm
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You have no doubt for something rcntehph.
ted sendug syeur clildrm a 4 tummercial
School, but have RETAINED from dong -, OH
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situated 10 OUT large scitisss syesy3 3ssenas soi
vice ind immortslity Is opensi TO fhkmsJ ThS
epofnious expense connected Herewith 10 also.
an important itsmrY Botb tfase difieAlties are
now in great mehstire avoided 'by. establish
iships atstlis PoAt Y cohjSffieI SCHOOL, ).
wherein we can assure YOU they win receive as
full thorough and complete courseof iestrue,
United States, and ac compli she'd wien haH the
cost. .illii9s Boa gassasEss9ass ss tlg4 &tssslis'
N, B,-For particulars send for q eifsalar "a
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