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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RlCHIBSftiIDIAnBh
/ HOU.41 I'M 81 "a \
By y:Eisg et,I 1Hlsg9ea
WHAT Why Bssusiful Head Of Hair.

-.ua,te ads Iie@ ~ sYsoaf ssaA TSxI
Ssissss q ssss x.
rose ltpy bloom eyer jsoh Nightly ~ thN Gov,
ing check, the eye besever so eparkiing, The
testki6 lidose of peAFls, 10 thSl hcnd ighsftai
Of of;iis coYerisg or the hair he snsrlsd y and
shriveled. harsh and dry, or wcrrs ettil, N,
sprinkled with grey, nature will le1e ~ets teszAi
tiva, as,, S.ussi asi ssi s%s d ss as s s Viii
restors aid psrpppe4tlt ssgrsnfy sueh:sp'
ornament. Read tke following AID Judge. The
writsr ruf,tfe irst is tbe odelsszstsdE EPhuAt
tAfs1Nfy'qmS NV YsoralE, 2palA As, ,isssgia
DR. woop;r~ ,st1oqTpg 9nim Tt9d1 7att
Rss, aas e. s ss; s9s sae
tiospf mhAiE to iisJsyiel hals9lSt sbest Us
piaps beSoaiins Efey but ubSa me sapplicAu
ton Of ,.ouys.Hair R&4toratise' coon reesyii
ered its original hue cohsided ycnr restor
atiso as o. aeryewondAfu Dhvchtisra q uiraec
fcatious as we'll as agreeabls,,W m, s,a;tl,
b. lap, dear sir. ySufs ttuly 4 .s..s. - ~
,caiullI IIS THALBERG.
.sryl S"DrycA al, ,Gwylisdsdot.,il sA, y,s
SSfye AsPSSpiPSHf SFis Htfiis' S'Sss' Sy !
PRoF! o. JasWocni Dsarsir. .z.some month
or six weeks ago. J received bottle Of your
Hair Restorative and gave ID toiny wife, who
concluded to.tsy it on her hair, little thinking
at the time that II wodld restore the cray hpir
to its oyiQindl color, bst to- her as well rs any
surprise, after d few weeks trial IL has per.
formed tbatlw0ndsFfal ef5sctby turning Alt Che
gray hairs, ~ 81 dark gbrawn, At the same, lime
beautifying apd thickening tic hair. 4 strong
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

~ Rej9g spapsstsd With tbe, Agricultural
8eel3s kseesa a6aisf SnE aimeswal bSti.
!! ksn assFEss n ssf sfssg, 4 ih ih S'sssa Bst,.iaaia.s q.
teLhs HeiEpmAichis isilh ACCOUNT iawsous
sslssssi ~ Il ts1eE atkRt tsasas 3 4 osi s.i
A45upgaf asyzssis1svbs ytriw on al sidT
tT ~ Ia kl1K zzaza. -stall- Lid not syiso
q ! !, A. ssssilssassasSss ,sss 49, liza il
NtsbAhat Asswsslda aay Ssss do without
W silSaas { s.isa ssaat aass ssas ssss
pretty much efzthsgalmsa aSSihsoh. .ou ThS
pssbkss lssik ias ss.ia iasls a yhs Srins.-t
sseesSt tba'ss q 1lssnsinse alspsss.isa
sSi saiSa postk nd neriie q TTsssi
-. 90 Per year hsspeslt Bfohsr NV
SA Isb VI - thd y 20 ? tpI tsliiit w lif ,
ksd oasi vss sw shfV fsdi say ytsiisa
.stsf iisqk rfsg kfse ,ysq~ &, ,1sno0 EoilsT
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

! Nicholas 3, McCollouEh's Estate.
IN1OTlCEs Is AEREBY GIVEN THAT
i the subscriber has been appointed AUD
qualii ID al lExec,itor OH the estate Of Nicho-
las 81 McUollough late Of Wyandut county,
,deceasedsdi yins f5sW. II. SLAYMAKER.ls,
Sep,a2o 10 saaia side Wk bssht0lslt 10 Is49 y1-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

Quick Tsip. .sassl sass aEs1M
Messrs. Worth and Beery. merchants
so~~ol EoSiGyy hs.a1.ls', .,.r,sd for or
New York that morning. bought their
Ss6aIfiRI3]t, SsaIfiRI3 ~. Y .Ws|sIklsa ,'!lsSsg z
They were gone jus. five days. Thi. is
trulyshat. Ml1oag aElvAu
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06
& J. s. CoTToN&ao 90.
pWD DILlSEllSIR & 30 E9ARR

70 No. 400, Chestnut ST. Philsdelphis,s
Have in addition to their regular businesa or
Publishing and Bockselling, Sdopted The prin- :
cipal ofsfurnIshirgs gin % the vtlue pf rffctu
Is cents to 800, 10 the purchaser cfevsry
book Of the value Of one dollar and upwards
Send for Catalogue, which We viii ssnd
,is .stoyoafree 81 Postage..id sssaasss
Being largely engaged lin the Rublishing
Business J, s. 06ttbn& Co., have pseuliar
vantage Of obtaining Books at very low prices :
which enables them to give more valuabls pre- 9
sents than can be Affordedlby ony other house
engaged In the business.l ,saiNseisL iaivEss
Any Book ,pnblished 10 the United States.
will be furnished at the Publishers prico. and
also a valuable gift to the purchaser without
my extra charge. These uifts consistcf- ~
.aa God and Silver Watches, Gold Chains.
ladies Splendid, silk Dress Pattsrns.
-Parlor Time; pieces. Silver plated Ware,
costly sers Of Canoes, Mosaic. Florentine.
Coral, Garnet. Tufquois and Lava Jewel
ry. Gold Locksts, Percils and Pens, La
dies Neck, and Chatelaine Chains, Gents
Bosom Studs and Sleeye Buttons, Pocket
Knives, Porte. Monnaies, and other gifts
of use and value, ,.5.ggsq Az s6qa otis,ig ~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

.sic@ siasai a'issas issSsEas, .IkssaRis IksssaisesE rs 8
ssnses eosaty, paid US flying visit on
last Saturday. HsEiApts ss fat and good
natured ~ ever. May his shadow never
grow less. sssa szxs sHs or
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06
.Ttnkets. A 4
E We have los Of election tickets on
hand rssdy far distribution.

10 e, . o,1l'.'' II n:1 "A
h's9 sing maj II s' y oos hu.essp
Of The "Ministsr's Wooing" and the Pro-
.fssaoTs sAsaNsE. u SiasS ghy, solid
andreatsf,ainipgsa Tarns,s3 90 Perssar.
Philips Sampson " 90! ,siio rlaH ,vfs'agi
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

Ty"oVlksaoF{skiP spleaYYaocept
he sent ps' suss~t days sgo.is We have
neysr had tbsplsassuss Oi wishing Mrssaf5
fell'sresidssse, but from tie specimens
With whish we~lsaseCbsen avorsd, W. Dr..
rived 1t Ahs csde lasiio,n lhatbe mus. Nave
magni6seSs variety u spples. May he
live !oegI Isad always lhsys plenty, 9f the
sAMs ssor1s ssfls Aes4 va lscasa s,'ass M
~ gss =, 5v,s lF17E ~ -''7 IFV7'ff fa VS. Iiz
Nc1 G0N@Ah aas 3a4Ng8g fug5 GyT glgFg'
FJUVENALL has received bis new
!aaSNS Ss s8oa " ~ Ge@i a.d So'5gN
So1qs.4 Ss88 asg8 10 aasr e7 gnG bus sFgs
ROBBINS y HUNT have received
their new, goods .egas Va n tasaiisiJss5
F.sNN: MARTIN nus Just opened any
quantity u new goods Al the store of G.
Y. PiaSlSk \ EolA r n 5aiSu
4 slsssi N WORTH 4 I and BEERT& rfo,
wilAricc&s Their nssz steckin nfsw days.
g.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06
~Messrs. Hunt and Juvenall were
= ,,'srSIg.. .'TI'ss ssss,ss'T ''f'-

~Ws are indebted to our accommo. :.
dating neighhor, G. G. Worth, for files
of lss0 sa'aah pspsls ii II Advance " Ii Il tn.
mails.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

Bdsi6eas attended toa'xithi dispatch and
lLsln(2tg Ia hatA sBa5 70 aolfagl9Sir tnlssa99
- N. ". BLUEHERs ess ~
! SePiI5 a6.sal dssra srn slnaaasnea Agent.s .
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

81 Teacherss slneft4ntesiaa vlIaa
The teachers of WYandot County Will ~
collect that the Fall meeting will commence
October 2Stb, and continue tn ycpkAE proG
Ogden and seAs'' ssyss WI! kfsARs;a,p . -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-10-06

|. THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from, but in
vgo; ates the stomach and bowels, correct
acidify. and gives tone aud energy to thu
whole system. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels, and Wind Colic
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MOST VALUABLE REAL ESTATE on
THE CORNER OF CANAL AND SIXTH SV.ErI, Vu!:

n
,hc rc!u".r 81" SIR Christopher Walthall .han sell
N at pui,r ..rs'ion, the premises. on THURSDAY,
.Jth September l>, o'clock, L. NJ, that very
real estate Tie 10: has font the
South = %! C,atl street 1870 feet. anil depth ot l
OF ' F line al G;h street, and front also on the
cana. = m J..ys Eiyer and kanawaa Company o: .bog:
80 fee.
There ;- lo' large brick Luinbcr-iloIsc aih TWO
and nIH'oH,-.. finished DTrlncS-crr OF which D,
o'cul.rd H Mr. Haltha.i The lot will be sG1!ivisa
acc0F.: plat and survey 20 De seen ~ our oicc-
Ti.!n: consideration that the foregoing LOT las water
from. the canal lhus saving draya:r Il !, justly r.
sIrr amen: tie auat valuable !. Ills city .0r lumber
yard, store. 81 large warehouse.
The nsci.n-, admirably well arranged ard have all
tile :uProE OF cas, water, cul:erI marble
manuts, &c.
TEEI:-CG"..ousJ. ci.h balance At g. aal !: m0Gtlg
for me- plhir nut"a, interest added. secured by
deed. GObplN ( APPER>pN, AGct.
+. STG" foregoing PROPERTY, whole, can hr Dough.
privately br'vrc TIE day Of sale sept :o-t!s
PoSIr"TE,rNGTo 2iTe time 20 complete improve
under Nay, iic Ab"ve -ac !, postponed Tuesday,
tie lliii U,; .',"I, u: O'Clock, L. VI.
September -, i>:p. GOBLIN a ApPERSON, AIcl.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


TIME next Annual Course OF Lectures will commence
the fist Monday in October, and continue until the LIST
OF March.
Gu BELL GrBsoS, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
DAVID H. TUCKER NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice
OF Medicine.
ca and Therapeutics.
A r Pgr;coLAs VI. p, Professor NJ Anatomy.
l. JuYSrS VI. D., Professor OF Institutes OF Medicine
J,ytsU CONWAY, ". D., Professor Of Obstetrics az.
laws b. McCAw, NJ D., Professor OF Chemistry.
MARION HOWARD NJ D., bemonstrator OF Anatomy.
students will enjoy every facility for the acquisition Of
romnl,te medical education The advantages OF Richmond
In nj. rcspec have been fully tested By an experience q"
tyen,y wears The supply Of material FOR PRACTICAL ANA
Truv i. amule and ut q very triling cost.
C,ycl INSTRUCTION given In the lntrmary connected
Win ,hr College under the same roof with the Lecture
room This lnrmary which Is also the Marine Hospital
for m mort OF Richmond Is at all times well filled with
medical and surgical cases aud numerous SURGICAL OPERA
HONS are perfoncd In presence OF the class Students also
enjoy the clinical facilities afforded by the Richmond Aims
house. .,.,o ,>o, ans r,, n
THOMAS d .RRES OF North Carolina will be awarded Tor
the Lst E.sdv which may be presented by any member oil
the graduating class. a.
FEYs-To Zach Professor. .................. :io
Demonstrat n Of Anatomy .......... -. /"
Na,ricu!atiop. ................ .............
Graduation. :--'.''
hoard NAV be obtained In Richmond At prices ranging
from 81 50 10 Is per week
For further information, apply 70 ,-,,,, =,
Jaly 4-dsssn Dean Of the Faculty, Richmond Va.
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS, INSTITUTE

FINiIE school of Design Of the Mechanics Institute, will
he opened for the admission Of scholars, Oh the even
Ing Of TUESDAY, October 9Th and, thereafter, VIII be IL!
session every Tuesday thursday and Saturday evenings,
until the hrsi OF April, l>JJ.
Mcssrs Grant aud lI"nriIues have been engaged a.
teachers, nnd the committee feel justified by past expert
ence In recommending tlcm fully competent TO perform
all the duties satisfactorily Besides the exercises IN free
hand .k-tclnf and simple geometry, aud the more 'r
cate branche, Of mathematics lectures will he delivered
every Thursday evening some practical subject Connect
ell with the exercises oi The scholars.
Every arrangement will be made 10 insure the comfort q"
the scholars aud AFFORD facilities for their advancement
All persons who wish attend will apply either 10 one
OF the undersigned j. ". ewei!yn, Secretary Of the
Institute from whoa certificates can be obtained and with
which will be admitted into the school.
Terms 81 per session of three morils.
TlIOS II. WYNNE, cor,,;,,. y,
JAMES KERSEf. -sII T n;..,
Jos. ,. POWELL, J ~ -
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
SOI'TIIERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.
CONNER or FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREETS-LlSDEN

CoRSER or FIRST AND FRANKLIN STREETS-LINDEN
ROW,
RICAMO NO, VA,
rzyIlE TENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
4 commence on the first Monday In October 1859, aud
close on the last day VI june lS60.
Every effort will be made 10 maintain the high reputation
and SELECT cuAkAcrEg OF the school.
The facilities here offered for acquiring the Modern Lam
surpassed by those Of school In the Union
Two French ladies' reared and educated In Paris reside in
the family Of the Principal and Is made their especial
duty TO speak French, habtuay with the young ladies
boarding. ia the house.
The b-s, masters Of music employed, and great NJ
tenon IS paid 10 this department.
INSTRUCTORS:
II. LEE POWELL, A. NJ, Principal
TIloS L. DUDLEY, JK, A. NJ, of the University OF n
MILE 5. rASSAS, French Department.
MISS VI. 7. MAYO,
G.. PERSIC0, Italian Spanish, Drawing and Painting
Dr.. BUCHLER, German.
/. SElBERT Piano and Organ.
MILE L. LACY, Vocal Music.
H. SCHNEIDER, Harp.
}. W. REEVE, P.nmars'hp.
This institution is web known the Bishops and Clergy
of IN. Ep.coral Church Virginia, whom reference Is
made As To he Faculties OF the Virginia Military Institute
and William and Mary Corgel 20 Professors Bedsoe and
Smith Of the University Of Virginia, to L. NJ. Coleman OF
Hanover Academy, Sam Schooler OF Edge Hill Acade-
my to the Rev Chas II. Read and Rev. D. :. Do:srit,
Richmcnd Va, andio the patrons OF the school.
For catalogue giving terms, OF studies &C. &C.,
with full i.t ofpaons 10 which especial reference made
Address u. LEE POWELL, Principal 5. FL
JULY g-dScsm Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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OLD DOMINION FEMALE INSTITUTE,
CORNER Uf FRANKLIN AND FIFTH STREETS,
RfGHMOND

TENlllS School Cor YOUNG LADIES will open the LIST Of
October l>9 and close the @u,h Of June, 1850 The
course study will include all the branches essential 10
complete AMI polished education and every facility
Afforded Tor thorough instruction in each The Principal
Will he assisted 10y able and efficient corps Of teachers
among whomare Rev. Leo. RUsser, d. d. Teacher Q! Moral
ScencrJ. f. Shumatr, ESD, Ancient Languages ,nd Nau
Painting; Dr. Bucher German; Misses NJ. T.. Carter and
4. t. nelalac for the English Department Other teacE
Of eminent ability will be secured 10y the opening OF the
Session For and other information concerning llr
School, see Circulars, or address T. l.. GALLEhEi,
Principal. Richmond, Va.
HIyEEgvcEs--Rcv. u. s. poggcti, D. D., Rev Vim. H.
Whc-iwrgh Rev. James A. Duncan, Rev. W. W. Bennett
DR.. Thos. Pollard Robert E!dgway, EsQ " A. Siurdvatl
Richmond: Rev. Il. ". Carter University % Mississippi
Rev. T.. T. Wiley, rre,dcn; Of L. and II. College, Va.
T,,lr l..
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rl,.1E EyERCISES or THE SOUTHERN
' n rrN - - LNSTITI-rr will hr resumed Oh MONDAY

III FEMALE INSTITUTE VIII DC IVsuTIcU III W
"a in N. house adjoining the present residence O"
the Principal. the corner OF First ana ffS,hnn
Ibis change deemed 10 be- in every respect adSahaec"u
Eight rooms will he used exclusively as class r"os EWES
ample accommodation The house Is new and 'nrhiS,l
ranged school rooms TIL. services OF twelve abe anu eN
peenced teachers have been secured all Of whom VIII NC
actually p0ysd in the institutions and u tc n,c'Y,
Of the Principal make School perfect IN every depart
The Preparatory Department viii receive Ills PER
sonai att ention. ,
The services Of Mr. T.. h. BARRIER, an accomplished ~
ant and gentleman long known in this city, have "eeh
secured and il is believed tina: he will prove most 'a
able addition to the advantages already offered ~ e ue
partment Of music. Four others employed with MN
f. SEIBERT, Piano; Mile Lacy Vocal Music H. sChNEt'
DER, Harp; and Mr.. o. 4. ERICSSON, Guitar.
The course OF English Literature and Bellies Lires mas
proved both profitable and attractive tina; II VIII DC
largely extended aud will receive especial attention
Oct Is, ID. LEE POWELL, Principal.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY GuDDIy & APPERsON, AUC's.
Executor, Sale ofstate a. Bank stock, SC.

'utofHS Ssbe VI otute StoNnt 49,
the relaes; ofte Executor, shall sell at auci!c u
at our Office, Of Bank and llth sts-I on We'd
tht 18th October 1859, IL O'Clock NJ, the follow
'"s sa'uaoe stocks, yiN t,iUova. State stock
- shares Farmers Bank stock
% do. bank Of Virginia do.
. do. Exchange Bank do
3 do. Bank ot Colnmonw cali, A.,
ldp acre Land Warrant
l.. S-Will be added 20 the ah,ys
lSr shares Va Central Railro.i .,r,
Ido. York River Railroad do
~ shares Bank Of Commonwealth S,url
10 do EchmVad and ChaFlo,,esvil. plnnkro,d stock
TEAl--Ca.!i. GODDiN 4 APPEKSDN
RICHMOND september %. lsl9. Aucts
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HAMPTON ACADEMY.

lOIIE H. CARY, \. NJ, PtN,aAi, Ancient Languages
- and Mathematics.
FLEMING JiMES. JE.. 4. NJ. University of Virginia.
Ancient Languages. Spanish and ltniian.
WILLIAM T.. tuTsIIAW, Virginia Military l">i"'''
Mathematics, Tactics. and En:li>i
EDWARD IIAEDICk, Music, French and German.
Miss T.. \. CLEN ELtND Female Department.
The Exercises Of this School begin til. First M"':'f
in October, and continue ten months Board flights eN '''
and Tuition in Ancient Languages Mathematics, &C. s:;h'
per session; Modern Languages each go, aud Music :y'
extra -.
For Catalogues. further Information, address 'e IN
rin,l HAMPTON, virginia. Aur I-c!n
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c.I,..i,1:I.... C,i,isI,GhS,,

TRIiIr -uhsrriir has ui hand, a; his coach r-U7
Il making establishment. on Lislr Alley, rSsSt--JGsy>
between lJi! aal 18th streets, near III: LSJOtsI
Cmlunl.au lIu'" C"lrt"s. Charto''sc', Bt-S--.-
rnurl.s iuyg,s wi'h and wi'hnU; t" AID suSies all OF
Ia. own MAKE Of best materials, and workmanship, all %"
uic vii. he sold :!c rrnaie prices, 10 .u 'l't
time. and respectfully a.s- call iruI ;h"-. In want {!
any, Article in the Carriage line vii! male 10 order, any
ariel. =, rv a. be made IN 10" c'y r Richmond, V
the sane kind \" urW work warranted.
,,,iI II -Cr, SiCtJNii MhSG'iM.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-p,SPEP>!i.-c0n'idesias the various forms u,
- ,..ss, tavelcres ITSELF II may we'll lie called
'-. a." IN is train follow Indigestion, Pain in
Uc.s;gurn, Water Brssh, Cost'Veness, fi!es
,,..,,,,ion after Eating, Jaundiee, fiatulen'!'
49,. Liver, Dizziness, Debility, Female Complaints
oh, frs, men In our land have given their
-..,;e, relative 10 the cares ,t.t;-i "a TIER
- the oXYGENATED Elrrki:S; ,l''t teS''-
..,n ,,ssr sources. ciiorii! opinion, 'o" ''''n'
.....scrs from persons Who are aScr,S 80 80 '>'
.-u;, are perfectly overwhelming.
49,, Glowing from very highly respectable ecrsS'
-- ,,rT>v>rux, Mass, Feb ?. ISIS.
yl..ar 4 the Portland MirTor-S'F'-p |h nv
,'r,.l.S 49, For more Than twenty axe years nave
.'' s-.n, fhr Dyspepsia BESIDES trying the pa
, .lla.,y physicians in the almost useless irial oi
,,r,.,rir;on. have tried Il great variety Of
;es will a similar result. lhsS"sn the kiht,
.4 t"' oXTGENATED BiTrERS | began TO usc
.' ~, AN hope g: deriving hep FROM Scia. being
10 ..yt thrIu lair trial. continued their use,
NV. ~ r,rcer:ihIe bruea, I'll; June.
ii lave gradually Improved In health till am
80 com ,,!d.;y OF the stomach, and from the con.
,.;,racy aH,! the GwiGi and alros, disiracting
se which o''cn. for days together, has wholly
,frr study and Tor all oiner ministerial duties,
-, lie a burden. feel that owe 1t, as an ex.
=, --l.rl!c 20 McsSrs. fowlc y Co.. and also a
OIL, rlhc, 10 recommend their oNfGENAfEp
-.u. Is u my estimation, u sure remedy Tor ihai
- vrNinE, and Sr,.,, ~ all diseases 10 which
s..l : heir, II" Dyspepsia. Having suffered
;f.yl - many dii-rvut rcuriic> with no good
zee Imcnd The Cay 'rla'"G BstieFs with con-
..arr- can. Il ANY rs..."- o. ,At Mirror are
,..-. ,h-m 10 ~ Il. trr. 90 . - Filters with.
.'.N.> =. CUSHING.
9.ssi by SSrr W. Fowl. Boston, aad for
Ill. LApp ( CO, ". PETERSON. APE GRAY
III ( NORTON. Richmond; Er. y. +. ElNES,
g L. FtfaEs - .HAl
&c; div
..:,L TURNED HEAD!-Thi> :i;ie Of enc
. w.--.-', stories, is realized in moac"t ~ al!
cR,sTACo7o's HAIR DYE,
~ IN 'vc minutes, changes
Y III: 10 BLACK.
rich lsv~u, without drying up the juices %: ;is
e.. ,.s uuly safe hair dye in the world.
..-.-.,,'.rgs .iai applied by all Hair rrc>>crs.
lG!>CSrC3u, No. easter House, New York.
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ALLEGiIANT HIGH SCHOOL.
AT BLUE SULPHUR SPRINGS, VIRGINI.

W. J. M0RRISETT, =. NJ Principal, and Instructor
w In Mathematics and Natural Science.
JOHN NEWTON SHEPHERD Instructor IN Ancic;.; ant.
Modern Languages
Il. D. BEACH, A. u, ins.-ucorim Mora! lhl!os ply and
English.
GEo W. BUSTER, Steward.
1- Session will begin III Of October, and c!rse She last
OF June, l>C0
The Exercises continue, Without interruption. nn s"'ut-
day. and there incrinsun except Christmas day.
Expenses for Tuition aud Beard Including every thing,
except lights sii" payable onchaf St October, balance
18th February.
Candidates for the Ministry OF any Evangelical Denomi-
nation suitably recommended, receive tuition
free Sons Of ministers pay half price for tuition.
Books furnished at the Springs. at Richmond prices
For Pamphlets, containing Litly:r"Il OF The riace,
plan, &c, &c address ". ). MOHEiSEII
Principal.
Auri-c,l0Oc, Hue sulphur Springs p o.. Va
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,lTIArsnN ASrEAaSaE WhNrED.

EMAIL TEACHER. OF several years successful prac
i e, F1o can teach the Higher hnsiiSh Branches,
I'.-iaI and Painting, WaS-Work. &c. has a state )
..- 'gr New No:S Testimonials frrE i!"i. Il. : Dick
-i e.: others, wogd like "a situation al Family or
A..s-,.. wish references,
Ni#l HAMILTON, BiDgiam;on, New York.
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:i.E H.NyGNTsI TIslENNIAL

E~vrLIlNa UY T:iE GENERAL PROTESTANT
raj. SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION AND CHURCH
,l.IFft Will lee held in 81 Paul, Church. Rich.
NtuNt>pAN NIGHT, October !2'h, q; clock.
ada 70 Doc preached by the Rev \. Z. Cone, ID. D..
.'..l ',>-u Ia aid Of the Society.
d, ,gguUf.NEp MEETING, for reading :hc Report.
,.,y-a,a: tie claims VI che Society. viii be held
o.. AN. rr.c- ~ the u">t evening. ,riiUksrti, the
.ae -4a- L,..c. a'. Oh such other evenings as &C.
. .-.ss .rslga. -
II. -,!IN>iAL MEETING % :he Board .! Managers
30. ,....,. Protestant Episcopal Sunday Schuo! C;on
.. 300. >ucI-iy will be held ia -. raulS Church,
D. Va 90 TUESDAY, NIGHT, The lith o: uc'o-
lnts ISAAC IL. iClrLE Sccy.
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MRS. AND MISS MINORS FEMALE

ACADEMl, near Chester VIII commence us NEXT
session October l- ~?, auI continue till July Isl l>"'
The location Is remarkably h"athfu and eligible ana -
accessible being the Railroad between richmond
and Petersburg
The family and boarding department will he under tie
charge Of Mrs. Minor whose known character aIi eNie-
Renee sufficient guaranty of hrrirly and ricircy
Ada Byron Minor aided 10y her sister" ana other competent
Instructors.
In addition 10 the usual o, English ample pro,
sion has made for The study 81 Ancient and Modern
Language French and G-rlan will l." taught ta> cYcry
living language should be- tina; they may he spoken and
written While the ;.nr they will he studied the
oreiicalIy afford the pupil Icy comparison more tho
rou knowledge OF her tongue. Greek and Latin VIII
be taught 10y MIR. James y Moore, graduate vi several
colleges and an able and experienced teacher.
Tie studies above mentioned including Drawn; and
Painting will complete the course Of Instruction through
which IN. pupils according age and capacity will lie
successfully conducted.
Reference is confidently made all the former patrons
Of the school, AMI 10 all who have any kno"lydSe "i is
character
No deduction made Co. los of TIM, except in of
prOracied Illness.
Board, Including wa,!ii:, light fuel &C. per session of
nine months slN
Instruction in English, FOR all II years 0! -
~
Music iIarpS lessons week, an hour each. !"
Piano ................ ~
Guitar. ............,..... ........... -
t.. OF Instrument. ="
French and Latin each ~
To those who desire further particulars, Circulars will br
sent. CHESTER CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA.
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