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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29
G. L, DERBY, Actuary c. A. A.
$40 Broadway, New York

N. .B.-Subscrl ptions received and forwar
ded by j. d. Sears, Agent for Upper Sandus
ky. and vicinity, where specimen Engravings
and Art journal can he seen
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

nj OTICE is hereby given that there will be 9
~ petition presented to the Commissioners Of
Wyandot County at th>ir December session A. D..
1860, for the vacation of the following streets
in Saltsmans s addition of ut-ots to the village
of Upper Sandusky, Ohio to-wit:-The street
situate on the east aud north sides of the Wyau
dot County Fair Grounds, bounded on the cast by
lands and lots of McCutchtn and Bickenbotton
and on the north by lands of George T. Freese.
Nov. Ist, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

,g,HE New York Cash Store has, jus
L received fine assortment of Looking
Glasses. glass ware, crockery, mems hats.
Boots and Shoes. t- 1H
TINE Caliand Kip BOOTS and sHOESd an
large stock of Boys. Misses, and children. I.
Boots and Shoes of the best quality and at -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

Total, 268.3l8 l15, ,896 1880 l2,754
Lincoln's present maj. over Read
ing ticket. 93, ,574
Lincoln over Douglas ticket 25l.le8
90 Bill 255, ,764
'' 1" all opposition 62,5I8
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

AnA hAssy coitan and other small
hoa.sss auspsudSd ai Charlesto nn on the
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

Go to No. /. Y H*,'o" HeS vsot ootDss ,s
buy MUSLlNs and CALICOEScheaper than
any other place in town.
IF you want Hoops Of any Kind 90 to
RoBRINs d. Hr.~
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

's>HE New York Cash Store has just
received fine Stock of Dentilla Lace
Shawls, Points and Mantillas, Stella Shaw s
Dies silks ard ne Dress Goods.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29

IF you want Edging, Nainsook. Jaconetn
/ Brilliants, Swiss, 25 per cent, cheaper thah
ssvr before sold, call at the New ofk Case
u, L Y
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29
ATTENTION COMPANY!
UP SALT RIV VER !

As the the time has arrived for all of rs who
had the Independence to vote for the Little Giant
to make preparations for marching up Salt River,
and as it is expected by our opponents that We
will have to stay four years, at least the subscr-
Der will therefore give fair notice to all those who
know themselves indebted to him either by note or
Book account to come forward Immediately and
settle up Notes that have been given heretofore
are expected to be cashed if not they will be leit
for collection. Unsettled Book accounts must be
settled either by cash Note, you are all aware
that it costs considerable for Clothing and Provis-
ions to take that little trip You will therefore
save trouble by attending to my call those OF
my friends that have to take the journey with me
will be provided with all kinds of
GROCERIES
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-11-29
office.

Nov. %, I60-6I,
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1hf9eBan9en, - aber bic Sterne funfelten ffor
Ilno beu am bunfelblauen 6imuel83e( uub
eI'l tefes, feierliAe8 S9peiaen rubte auf ber
gal1fn 1dlunlnlernben 0e9enb. sic Iebten
lld9 ouf cine All per 6ence lie9enpe Bfluoidoor
ullo Sarl la9te nit bepe9ter Stimnle .
vSater! d} benfe, baB id Elm Mittel in S5Gnz
Den babe, I'm nt8 aus alter Notb at belfen.
e'entB fpelB ids nt4t - aber i9 9laube, baB
eS 10 it, = uno eben biele llnsetpiRbeit mar
teri nno qudlt ni4 uno laBt mid uidt lduaer
l4weI9en uno ru9i9 3uleben."
vsoIe? On bdttelt ?" la9te 0Stt6er oes
ipanut, = uiprid Sarl, Ipri6, laR mid 49e8
10ren Jtur feline trii9eriiden Soffnuusen
mebr, feline leereu Srdltme." "
pS9 belfe, " fubr &arl fort, vipa8 iG) ipeiR.
1T nlsbr ais Granm unb Scifnung. SSrt MIDI
an, Sater, urtbeilt tam IelbIt. = @s mar unz
9efdbr ppr etitem Sabre in ct. 2pui8, nod, ppr
benz 9rpBen Sranbe, ais bic @rpBmutter mir
elne5 Abeno8 Ia9te, Ite babe init mir auetn III
ipreden nno Warien fortidifte. als nit az
letn iparen, l19te bic alte Vrau nit elmer 8e=
me9un9 nto einem feierliden Gone, ben icf) ME
per9ellen mer0e, 5u mir: Wein gutter &arl (!
BIT mirlt meme @nfelin 6eiratben uno id bin
itber5en9t bu ipirlt iie 9liidli9 ua6en. Sd be-
tradte bid olIo AUDI ais meinen @ntel, ais ein
glieo Der T1milie : Ou tilt ber 1ltelte rpn
Weinen Gnfeln, pcnn SUiepb iIt nod 3u leidt
NIB flltdti9 uno Otarie MIR Elm 16ma6e8 Mdbs
den, 0oS GcGeihniB uter, paS id beinen
9dnnen ollpcrtrauen mill, tebarf Der 9ansen
GnhdlpnenGeit eine8 Nannes. SD fible, baB
td nlht mebr lan8e gu lebcn bate," fubr Iie
foft, - vnleIl Bunld, oa begratell I'll pcrben,
wp ld 9cboren iparO, wir0 baO in Grfii0un0
9eben, - ld babe ouf Der QSelt nift8 mebr Sn
1udjert. 5br aber Nllc merret mpbl nrd, barte
3amp1c ourd5uln1hcn m1utbe 9etb, natlde
entbebrnr8 5n ertr19en boten 0timm bier
blele Rapiere, iagte Die GroBmutter nun feer.
lld, uno 9ab mIr ein nerlie9eltes 2ererldfden
NIT Paplerer, = ulmD perm1bre tie lpDbl, Bis
idp le ben Dir 5uriidfrrpere. SclIte id) aber
ltcrten p9ne oicS 9etbal ST 9uter, lor>rirIt ou
am S1breSto9 nlene8 Icoe8 bic Bapiere nleiz
nen Spbne iiber9eben, iie nit ibm Tf{nen uno
ltlen, ulo tbr lperoct baun banpein, >rie e8 gub
gut oitntt Ater perlpabre bic Blpiere ncbl,
uno etfi(le pimttlit, mas iA bir ieet luoe oenn
po8 @litf unO 98cbl unierer 9an5en 6anilie
ba19t parau." aasa.-
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OeDctrnIlilt non st. gonia.
s cinri d y 6rnhetn,
(8prtiesunB.)

GS wurbe nod riel 9eiprpAen uno berat9ert
= auf Wlittel 9eIcnnen upo Sprldla9e gez
mo9t : alle8 erpie8 lt9 balp ais ilnpraftl9
ulD mirfun9Slr8, ullo fpat NbenD8 erlt trennte
li4 ret tlcine Srei8 III trit6er, nieper9eldluge>
net Sttmnlun9, 8an5 undbnlid Der Eeitern
2aune, nit ber bas 6aallienfef begpnneu b1tz
te, Sater gSttder, pblppbl lelblt pe8 TrplteS
bebiirfti9, perIudte eS, feline per5a8enbe 6aniz
lie ST hSften IND idifte iid an am nad1ten
Wprgen nit benz gtadbar naA ct. 2rui8 3u
9eben, I'M Die nDt9i9e Snrnme auf5utreibcn.
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gr o. enit4 gtlt es trEtsr iaT srissse.9 ssa sssi
Aa eiRis @nSuItnea aer prsEs4rn gtgen@afsa e3 art
nub G6irurs AZ seSe ~ eu9e Der 8ebct!s assuatsen He
DE aus perbnl1er GoagIteoncn sea iErtser Hnb seF6b
der Sranfbeea gsa 5A eEUaen stsS 1T st iesS uInstas
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Gs III senscaS Far t sesenpers nar an.aast tab tn
1885 in g.S6rsr Tp ais Ars. erabne Ge icu 3 sat ct
ie. saE3s aamaHtet Sbsa Sran!belteG 8epsnbs nss IN
ben IeBe a5rea neet SaeRttn cnttr els 3r G3tGnbh5
Istnes NatnS tbassr Rub 8entaIsser gr nosSenbs
nnb etcn alien aetea HsF6er etaSt samn'sn9enemns.
sei6eben tana
SbsIei boa saem 8SsIe str gaeItcb ber ara Srors
fiji Quad enscesex rb, aa8eG 70 eri@enn tbo@
bic ben NIT Isiten eraabeten Eebaeten sceu erpadenben
gsPeiIe orOs Et bas aatseu fat sr nOtbmerbts sa
kaitea Suft Mtttt eteh &burs nn baS Setn u
puref seu OeRtn be Rranstettea ses a8eS n blen
unb Hr. caise Sransbe sn ssilsna llnb se
I&icbt nii la be 8sxaaseSnHs bob man 5 SuIfe ar
folert9 kalt ii Gt. 8. o. e3ms TT BET aste reStadb3e
arabuire a per IN Baltimore aneets labt. Seas BrarS
lit IN ben sse sttex 70 anSshebute 8ctpeen b 5a!
sranaetsa a aaeh dss nms ntnbsre IL sig aeasn sssi
We SssnS au Die srrb Nn3aS Er4 uater Ieiar St5ane-
Ina scsonn,er dae bd tS Se. emfb FIR Ft ben unslad
len Seeabes rttheu, ben Webeeastaen Rab erbe
Ien GobI barau adten bab Fe ntt bn bic IL fafen Gm
seisen F& bxaenhn NuaGaIser rELeGt Resea w gerpr'
dunse mae been Grfa1aas ee Ten easressa nns hsFa'
%Pr3ftu tnfnAoIic6 III.
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0efen, fsnrmaees.

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Die tsisnSsre Nufmtrtiamt berer U9e tt erItt Slas
SRowGfem . ..aH-
%ani@en miro aa bic Een gum gerruaf asostOtensn
Nebetgb=Oeftlt (Ir Spt3 unb &p6ten)
9eentt. - ...' .
Ste lno 6Sn geSetnet, bane6at 9eaott nS fer i'm &C.
0ran9 4nb baben mir anoe ausgeSe1nete Rc66en aIBt
GLOBE, ''''"
Webdtllen, ..|.... t-
t.- Olb OomtniDn &C. y.
fir SOlS lnb &pGlen.
@n9 boben mir pcrrat6i9 cine Muspabl BON .-..5
Parlpr,- .... ... ...a. -H..
office.
unb anoere Cefeu, mnrlner infer ldSasr
Seuerplab= =Sfen The Hluminator)
Oesr 0itn IT S eingeri@tet taB Ter se5 ub tas
r ba6en enen ol9en III nnierem Spre i'm gebrau 70 has
i4 Rdnr DCrr i6er;,ugen tGnnen BON 6e GelGaen nm
babet mir bic g8entur fir bic .'"S
tGaY State Stance,
welpe enti9e0en bic Bette unb I6Snle i'm Warfte it,
@penlo peDen mir bOrrdb9: 8aritoW$ ptr un6 bts
NL4mpnb tra9bare Turnaces - "''. ~
UIe IuimsrtIamtct her 0amen pirb beonters ouf cen
@'lpbe Gter=S6(Gaer
9eett' WeIder III peigr ale elmer Wtue elm Gi M @cbnee
i9td9t. 9Rm q cStrnn @ e a * % o" Os"''
CtIIf,oHt SAopltfGue BON SDnltal6- Sjobtir,
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9as srcfe Nfdbmaftbtnen-@atent
I'm liehert c\nhre Nerl1lt0ert.

fir Iieben Sabre perlGn9ert.
Ole Srlt- uno 6rpf Otol9inen earunter t5enIht.
9s S4s 1T Ss t 4HO @ 6%"ergG pS 8sRf - ms ls1t #
enti6is6em bic bette aai4e fir @nber unO S8utbefsr.
Scm gu unS m wete Gb Sie eu9nile Hon &leceraprt-
Office: NU Jag Us, 9utiuCreir. pbenauf.
R- gS ptrb pti4 oslprpGeu - Ilte Nabmai6iuen merot
rsparr WtcSennep.
(Sp14S) J. H.si 4.-s. II. ...t 90. .II... Sd
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8end,tet ToLoenbt8 bel 2eEten.


Der llnslndli. peler nit pbse lteka betaftc. E h6f4
bon ieiet e&msen kr irh ionbcru benielbea aud befi
ta Ieincn srsnten cine isbr bee &tnns s raen odbeo
er in ben fdu.n bic Geptoute @ etpaB III bas Sse
eiuaepur cher bic Rrafb weiier F 9e9rie Sat e
Mer melt srhBereu Sedngns teredg IT. 8erenaangea oesr
@5trcltteS" uerben mas ben Er s. SHitb enfee
fnbener gebanbIuneSmete In enecn Fheen pbne Smersea
a6cr ccrenieren ihr ben gaisnn sttt. 3usiet9 saran
6rt D g. .. emeS bas feine GntRn6ans bet ~urdhra@
w. ais .SclreAA bcbonbe perben Etbrr 70 OF 3SArRtant
bic traurie{tcn dclGsu terStfhhrtH. -...s. ... III.
Suitae qeitt unt aae HeI5t ieEnaIer G&wASe eeea
cten h9 te 3eien et Enbur e sesH Sansae nRb prebs
GnscIten eriparet. ....,. ..,a:....-. s..-.
&r. z. g. gsits ta eurd BITE sEdle Stiz ebssr grarse-
eu srtSere Strnhx1t es faeH5 eth enher at Ut NGteA
9 CT ttt has ettI III ben f5Wietstcn rca gruub aus RA
Bb Der GonEtura ttrs upra9e sra Steber tHesr
thae nies ylc 1rDcrbst. Seine Webt5tu til r ben
Ntrtur unb alem apteiihea @en. IN eisr bequen Sfen
Mtae subereie: ean in Ea ooc Eeot5saIe ceer a BET
se uabeasTtt 4e pbae @kSrtna in ge5dfe III osraaen
aenotntts rerten Eir bes Gnt3hubuns cuSreea IT,
nirb ene IinfaraHsaaa ber gsbtnBWet nOthreneig
Au& ben srautttsn seS peeGeu Geilett s3 Ts. :. y.
gb felt Hsbe ben abren eine eonbere RHfntanfsa
phmet unt oeripritt aueM eebenseN ete beIenbe 2r.
ST. g. 9. GmiH 8rdrenaos fit raueN Tam da OBJ
gent pIaSe erbatn. Die Uebi3M TT sst uno Hrb mnere&R
abren aubao1baiIit bie baocn abrant. res %. FeT
Tsneu me pca Baltimore ntrRt pcbnea bnncn Ha ssaReE
lnaaps BET srntrme gr. s. 9. gmt5 N sprtOrsen Griefe
csnirsn nib 1ce;i1 w geHs e!aeR Ssets ess SaHses
gddi6i ertaIteH asl
gls sura0n ttcOtu Erus pysattn;. 81 ber Cfee Eas &
parate 3intn,er sl,r gtsp0lisn tst Patenter
Often ben l5r 1I2pr8taS Big 1tL sSenss:
Rp. g. q. 6SnaSfB.
Saso.s Ea II <ahh- h-5rebtt&az. GslAlssEso
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zD,.n,.3 NpIDer;
Ss1terne; 0ditt 5auerne Wont 5enap0; ct. Snlien
SBarIac; Saut 8ararl ID @5aint @Ifpbe @Aateau;
@jraceS. Otar9aur
@benIc ale Gcrn 2iquor8, alS Srabp. Gin @c9nac, B6s
teD ,c. ,1 BEN bilt1ten PretIen
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. 0rD6e GrDfnnng
r. eine5 PradtSpllen 2aeers
BON tsu frftbdritcn %ariier MpbeSfoffen.
"a. Dryden 81 Gibbons,

$40. 50 Mnb 81 SSefts 5aitimoreftraee,
ben pcn &ttp yprt 6uritfeGrenb, bieteu gum Sersauf
am beuttgeu Ge8c
til
retA9nlti9e5 Eager
prd6tSpllen 9ariler &leiberltpffen,
bic leBten Muter uno neueiteu W p6en oteier
.... Cation
IN SeibenirFen,
Saulmct,
SriiWem Popptin.
@ept PpPplir8, einfarbis uuo aeblimt.
GinfAr1'9 uno 8enlnitcrte et9ld3e uno ranSiite
Werirpe8.
Gtnfart9e uuo 9eblilne 0eIaine8.
Gn3lfe un0 iran;6iiide G9inseS (Rattune).
Sin poltin0tlcS Eager pr1t
SrdueritpffeI.
Sb AVIS oler 2lten .
Hno ale mt8ld,cn anceren G &teiber + Q fife.
0erner ein 1clfGnS0e8 AliCrtement ron
91u8G SALT linen.
RS ae bee GtUtfe prbn nit Der 9rSBtcn Spr8ialt a8gs.
wdblt une merSen nit einem ebr 8crn8en gsen pertauf
RE- gan fonne uno Frafe le eee man anterswp fault,
(oftlS, ,2lUj
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CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

MISS WiLLoUGHBY's coscssr.--rhe pretty cou-
sins, Mics Grace Willoughby and Miss Gertrude
Melvin, favored our community With one Of their
concerts Tuesday night. They are really pretty
and fascinating in their manners. and sang seve-
raj pieces charmingly. We regret for their sakes
that the inclemency Of the evening prevented a
larger assembly, though the company was compo-
sed Of highly intelligent and appreciative au-
dience Of ladies and gentlemen.
Did you ever hear fiddle talk ?" Well Mr..
Elliott can come as near to this art upon violin
MS you can we'll imagine. BY the bills Of today
aud the advertisement it will be seen that these
Young ladies will give another concert this even
ing, and we think that Those who wish to see
these European bellies, learn of their performan-
Co.'S ami hear Mons. Elliott will be repaid for their
visit.
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Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb l5-Four dull anl steady,
Howard street and Ohio held at s. 81. Wheat
firm with sales Of 5000 bushels. Red at 81 80:
White 81 35nl 50. Corn hasa downward tcnden-
cy. Pork firm. New Mess 1897; old Prime L.,
81; others unchanged.
New York. Feb l5.--Stocks are lower. Vir-
eina G's 92g. Cotton dali, with sales of 1000
bales. Flour dull, Southern 5.4j,57o Wheat
heavy and prices neminatly in favor of buyers
Corn firm and active. White 69a7j yellow %
Pork firm, mess ls!. prime l9.21, new IA so
Whiskcy lower and more active at 2ll cts. Sugar
firm Ooleans at auction to -. Crfee firm
Mt l24 cents Molasses steady at 49,. and ut
auction 45l. Turpentine firm nj iG to Is. Resin
firm at LEO to 624 Rice firm mt :, 10 Al.
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
rKLrssArxp zxrssssLx roa rHs .LYsc,srne v,nss,As
CONGR ESS.

WAsuISeroN. Febraary l5.-SENArR.-The Sc.
nate receded from tho abolition Of the Frankng
Privilege amendment, and passed the Postal Bill
by nearly a unanimous vote. The Bill has since
been signed by the President. and is now n law.
HousE.-Three ballots were taken for Printer
Defrees lacked one vote of an election on tho last
ballot.
Various bills were introduced on various sub
ieets-including the French Spolia,ion Claim, the
Tariff. the introduction of Polygamy in Utah, pc,
sons for the soldiers Of the war OF 1872 aud tho
admission of Kansas
Mr. Pryor's resolution passed, to enquire into
the expediency of action with view to procure
q reduction of foreign duties on tobacco.
Philip Francis Thomas, of Maryland, was con-
frmed as Commissioner of Patents.
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Additional Foreign News.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE Gazette Of Berlin
says the Prussian Government is on tho point of
conceding to the commercial treaty with Franco
and England.
A Berlin dispatch says the agreement for the
cession Of Savoy, To France was affected on rondi-
ton that Austria would entirely cvacuate Italy /;
also that the province OF CAu,lais be celcd to
Switzerland
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ESTABLISHED 1888.

KEEN, BALDWIN Sc WILLIAMS,
RE receiving direct from their mandatory, the
N largest and most desirable stack of FALL AND W!NrEE
CLOTHING they have exhibited, and 10 which additions
Will BIO made by every arrival throughout the Their
first door is devoted 10 the where they
pared 10 show ut all times, full aud complete assortment Of
the fashionable goods gotten In style equal to the best
Merchant Taiio work and old
PRICES. Their amt M{td floors
exclusively the WHOLESALE TRADE and will he found
10 contain extensive and desirable stock of fashionable
aud Clothing, manufactured with pains, and
with direct the Of the merchants Of Virginia
North Carolina and Tennessee. Devotng the whole
time to The manufacture and sale of Clothing alone with longer
experience extensive operations, and other material
yanages, and do offer the greatest INDUCEMENTS
KEEN, BALDWIN CIVILIANS,
aug ISIS No. 1902 Main Street, Rchmond, Va
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Tho Pacific Rnilrnnd-

New ORLEANS, Feb. l5-The Texas Legislature
has changed the name Of the Pacific Railroad to
the Atlantic and Paeific Railroad. Gov. Houston
had signed patents for the State lands as required
Nv the charter.
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Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg /,

Abolitionists Killed in Lynchburg !!
L. TnE to kill the Northern fanatics Is 10 buy your
sf4s Carriages, Bugeies and Wagons al BAILEY's 1888
Main street, Lynchburg, and not send your n,oney
North To enrich enable the Aboonss make shares
Rifles and spears to send ID ~ kill with.
BAILEY ws born and raised In Campbell County and now
making with increased facilities all the style Carriaaea
ockaways and Buggies, neat and substantial Also kinds
OF Harness. Repairing and ainng Of Carriages done with
neatness and dispatch. sHg5-. -
The his grateful acknowledgements past
avors and socs continuance Of the All he
examination Of his work, feeling confident please
both rs TO quality and price, JNo II. BAILEY Agf
Jan sots lee Main 81. Lynelburg, Va
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AIDES wishing Machine " do sERv ANTS CoAnsE CIpTuEs
. MILL A. THEIR OWN riK WORN would do well toen M
ho BARTilOLF"S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
40 $50 and es5 The following certificate 10 from well
known Tailor In this county who en has about 20 minutes
instruction this Machine:
IEEsvuLE, Campbell county, Va, june 18Th 1850.
Mn. WV. L. PA0E:- am well pleased with Barthofs Sew
ng Machine and would exchange II for have
lind difficulty In operating with Il any Kind Of CLOTH
from tho hccst Cashmere 10 the finest Linen We made
several pair u TowIneB pants for have
and operated six different kinds Of Sewing
Machines, but arthoifs and Singers the only Machines
that would recommend persos 70 buy The, are the only
Machines that make TUTORS Stitth consider Barth0fs
much the cheapest machine II simple In construction, easy
understand and likely TO get ont Of order Almost
every person artbofs opcrae and Singers
that worked las. year. give Bariholf's the preference
Respectfully yours, &c., CAROLUS q. TERRY.
rs. find dIfieuy In getting my wfe to work on Bar
hofs Machine They that something great ought to be
the that invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie and Lock stitch. June 16-difts1 u. q. T.
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Sailing of Steamers.

Nrw York, Feb. lJ.-The Steamers Asin and
City of Manchester sailed for Liverpool to-day at
noon. The former took nearly half million il,
specie.
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The Continental Hotel.

PuiLADELPniA. Feb. l5th,-Stephen's Nam.
moth Hotel, the Continental will be opened to the
public tomorrow, for the accommodation of
guests.
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LATE PAPERs.-We are again indebted to Mr..
CREED, for New York papers in advance of the
mail.
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SYRATHY.-"What a inject for local item
saws some one, and yet dear reader, tits one which
is traught with thoughts the most sublime and Of
the most momentous and lasting utility There
is holy power and influence in that beaven-horn
word-sympathy Ii can still the raging conflicts
of the soul, and awe into submission the wild bill
lows Of hate and soorn. On the ear and the heart
of the eak, erring and sinful the tender notes OF
a sympathizng heart fall in sweet cadency, and
tend to nerve their resolutions To tread again the
forsaken paths of virtue and tue WY of truth.
What pleasant sight it is to see some fair and
gentle one, or perhaps the strong man, breathing
words of consolation and hope into the ear of the
saddcned of earth, seeking 10 1mplant within the
stricken heart the germ Of faith and trust and holy
resignation, 81 that it may bud and bloom and fill
the soul with it's ieuit Of joy. and peace AID love.
The weary pilgrim through life ottentmes signs
1or kindred hearts To sympatl,ze with his canes
and SORROWS aud joys. When hopes Of youths
bright dreaming are crashed. and disappontments
sable pail seems t, lover over the pathway. how
sweet the vice Of sympathy. 1t fails like e ne
music on the listening ear, and leads the s"ui to
streams of renewed hope and energy. Ere YOUTHS
brilliant visions are faded, its halcyonh lrs are
fled away, tho heat. then pants and longs tor sym
pathy, nor is it satisfied till it's desires are granted
In the carly morn of life, I'VE pine for kindrrd
natures to ming with our own"-bearts tn enter
into the feelings # our own, and share our fond
antcipations. 1t is II law OF our very nature thai
We shauld desire the pleasures of sympathy. ia
everr relation and time OF lite esnced aud covet
its holy induencc and power. The rich the poor
the gay, the grave, the sorrowfal, the joyful, alt
alneel it. How Important then that VIC should
seek t., breathe sweet words Of sympathy
and strive to cheer each saddeaed brother, heart
with acts of tenderest and oncoura .ing love. Then
bright will he earih's pathway to our own o.,
AMI We shall have the proud consciousness when
we come to shuttle off this mortal coil" that we
have lived for others veal. and helped on in joy
some fainting, dcspairing who was travelling
with US the highway Of this life to the t-acklcss
ocean Of e'ernity.-Erchange.
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18th Semi-Annual Gard.

THNITE subscribers ye the attention Of their
and the public generally extensive
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of the latest and approved styles and materials Deter
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our Establishment we have spared no pains secure
in Department. and TO provide for the wants Of all cnses
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The annexed list hut mpeecty indicates variety of
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Cayais scarfs Beaufort, Eox, Montaamber Garbad and
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Thread the famous Mountain Buck and other sensonabio
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associaiing myself with Mcssrs. COLEMAN CEAwFoRn.
will return thanks to friends who have LIBERAL.
encouraged the and respectfully solicit
tiuunnce Of their favor for The firm.
feb 2-lm VAN TALIAFERRO.