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Royal Progresses.

Prince OF Wales, through the Canadas ana the
United States, remind one naturally of the
stately progresses of Queen ELIZABETH, con-
corning which so many accounts, more or less
authen tic, have come down to our times. The
.'fair vestal. thronsd by the West" was fond
of those journeyings, and often honored such
of her subjects as were equal to the expense
of entertaining her, with her gracious com.
pany, at their own halls and castles. 1t is
limited, indeed, that the free quarters at
which she lived on these occasions, and the
splendid gifts that were presented to her, were
especially pleasing to her Majesty; for, like the
notable spouse Of JOHN GILPIE:
Although on pleasure she was bent,
She had a frugal mind" $3.50. gs&
Our Distinguished visitor, acting more in
accordance with the usages of these times, pre-
fers to pay his own railway fares and hotel
is much more respectable and independent for
prince as we'll as peasant. In one charge,
however, ii is probable that ne is only upon
an equal footing with the maiden @ ueen, and
that is, in respect OF the tax imposed upon his
patience and politeness, in receiving and re-
plying TO Official addresses. From what we
have seen Of them in the papers, and heard in
other ways, We suspect that his young Lord.
snip ms Ooeu teEIiOiy OoEeu more IMAM once
though he ha. invariably behaved with exem.
plary decorum and resignation. Not so her
Majesty, the daughter of bluff King HAL
She is reported to have often signified her
disgust or contempt, when her dutiful sub.
jects were less happy than usual in their con-
gratulations, or perhaps when they were un-
accompanied by more solid proofs of regard
At one time, when the spokesman, that was to
have spoken the speech, dumb. foundered by
the glorious aspect Of royalty, broke down at
the end Of the first couplet--
''You greatest Queen,
That Ger was seen ~ -.
ELIZABETH put an end TO his commissions, by
replying.
"You great fool
Get OFF that stoOl.'
At another, the Mayor Of Coventry wei
coined her as follows:
1--WE men OF Coventry
Are very glad TO ses
t@ Your gracious Majesty
Good Lord now fair you he 20
to which the @ queen answered, with as much
ready wit as JOHN GILPIN himself
any gracious Majesty
... is very glad 70 see
You men Of Coventry
Good Lord what fools re be -
Possibly, itmay be well for the com placency
of the dign itaries throu ghout the length and
breadth Of the land, that his Royal Highness
IL less outspoken than The illustrious ANA
zon, whether his forbearance be due to the
possession OF less wit, or-what Is more prob.
anls-to his greater share Of good nature and
high breeding.
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On the 4th instant. in washnston. 2. e: BY the
Rev ~ ypn fund r land, Mr.. IL AkL r RAM
L IN and Niss 81 nah L. EnDEN6.
=. porismouth Iva pspsrs plesss COPY.
Al seasheort, Copg aE r.. tsh ,nIasa the e,
fichmssd. Va 10 JULIA HOWARD, sounEs Ut
dauShtef 81 William Bulklsy, ESQ, OF the fosw 81
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MURDER or A WIyx.--ln Char lesion, s. q {.
Sunday night, Richard White. q junk shop
asepsI, VINO haa Issufs - Ion New YORK the
The abdomen. the poor woman surviving hsta
few aegfs. TIE murderer then eat his own
ILroat, lni NOT tAlsiiy,. 9 s
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n Fellow Cftizens-
TkY Rocks GOOD SAMARlTAN; =,

waAT Is ROCKS GooD sAMARIrHN Fo5k!
The most severe cases OF RHEUMATIsM.
NJ nRALGl4. and STIFFN EsS OF JOINTS.
of months to rs years. standing have been crred
ano oertiticates to the effect can b shown Rock,
who Is the .gyentof. 10 native OF Virsinia, and
born In Richmond. Encourage home manu-
| tac,Gre. II the above, does not cure, the money
will be refunded. g-1wH
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s2SWs TO THE ClTIZEAS OF MON.
sS>~Sa ROE WARD,-Ws call your attention
EVENING. Of the VIGILANCE COMMITTEE,
who nave espoused the cause Of the TRUE De-
of BRECK INRIDGE and LANE. Let us appeal
10 all true DemOorats-to all lovers of the country
and the supreme "eQuslity of States" to attend
The country is threatened. The party which has
built up and expanded the county is threatened,
and it behooves every man to be firm at his post.
test like this. &C l0-ltH
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HSs MONROE WAX .-BRECKtN-
COMMITThE There will be meeting OF this is
Committee. ut SAUNDERS HALL, THIS We'd
nssdayl EVENING, the 10th. at Ia O'Clock; Ii is
hoped the members will come out, as usual. with
promptness and alacrity.
WV Tom. Spc'y DC l0-lts
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NEW MUSIC.

w Bg Jd + : ! OF NEW MUSIC.
4 kif' RIVER R'ifR s spG B. '
EE Sfss The s5aI ssa 5ss sso9 81 IT,
The s sifsh E PREDICTION. B, Adelaide
SWEETEST. LOVE. I'LL NOT FORGET
mokkshfSHS. Ro I. t0 aSb SS'ffsiur WE MISS
THEE, By fS vs.; & Pssfts ~:
NJ NJ. j. TAU fT sdiF! sO, Sc,
RR pa PeL fakls Ri NV Ma'Sn e.
BEsF FsfENb p5I 81 f.S By S1'j f. o' MeN.ush
rRoSTFrifs II hhoRsE POLKA. BY. H. MoNaush-
l. All szs "Si MAzURkA CAPRICE. By A
FoRREsTfNH POLKA. by Faus.ina Hass
silver STAB POLKA. By Adelaide Cannon
DiXfE e t anSsy COME pY5,s oyT THE WILDER
o'dsFi ss gTo%cSH ssfPSst
Main street. -. selO-It
NEW MUSIC: -
fhiNCE lMP EhlAL QUADhlLLES. By
GA RI1SD schofsTriisicH. By Holland. Price
$50 Llt
MOUNTAIN DELL POLKA BY Stein. Price
25c. .4t
INVITATION, fSacred.) By J. +. Muller
Price $50. SLY : -sa.
PENIrENcE, tSaorsd) By J. +. Muller
Price $50. Ii 49,
The MOkHlNG Is BREAKING; Song By
LET 't Is E' FRIENDS; Song. B, j. E. Muller
Price z5c.
GOD BLESS YOU; Song. by J. E. Muller. Prios
TAKE BACK THE FOND views THOU HAST
SPOKEN. By 3: Z: T.. Pues asc.
FRINGE ALBkkT's GRAND MARCH for the
GILMORE HOUSE sCH0rTIScH; for tina Gun
PR6MEN ABE GRAND MARCH; for the Guitar
PEABODY ScHoTTlScH; for the Guitar. Price
LADIES RECEPTION GRAND MARCH; for
the Guitar. Price Csc
oe i0-n j. WOODHoUsE CO.
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ane stone Mountain Hotel, near or ON the
thS AZ haiiroad. was destroyed by fire ON
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THURsDAY-PaA DIAvolo
CINDERELLA

CINDERELLA.
THE s kxHIsIFl6aH Of f ffaskuXLo
viii yhf 6 as.a.a az
M sosS 4 and ron 2 isP:' " f Fen
ING AppnEss viii "e delivered b, the Prs.ds:sS,
w yli'i;: ~ a.. IN; RI sSfss,
GLASS BLOWING. b. Mf. w. a ss FANCY
s:saii ssHs e,1.i
ENGINE. and Of curiosi.ies. The cRaAAhLSYeic
nlAb%lssioST ic REFS IS CENTS n.y.
hours. JAS. b. BRoWnnsya al
oc lo--lt Chm EIhioiiion CommM,,Es
NAoSs ROYAL AMPHITHEAIRs, n
NiBL~s GARDEN. New York; .,r,vss
N'"'0nA c&DEMfiERsS 81 mi Music SIC S0'aa
SOUTHERN 1SSStksr iiY RAnso.D
hsSsss1 Mr. T. BAkT II tAs 81 NIXON
Adve'''Ds o fG Ne. 6i..;s M ID T. I6SI;ssi
Court J.s.ef:. M sssr:. WA RD tbsvENpo,r
Supreme Of the Arena. Mr. R. ELLiSGHsMI
q Dictated BY e desire TO concentrate q, sblo,,
tr.n and xcrobstic ability a. would o. ssas:
brought over to New York the wonderful t.. sss
and the Boston and Philadelphia Tosdswesas
Music FOR months to ove.foving. Ny enr~,s
msnt With nth ' ss,s g, ,IassSs1 NJ POI
stage has at length yielded to my solicI,soss,s ne
re. appear g Elblo's Garden: occupies iot ss
term this favorite cosmopolitan temple az ~
drama. ard enables me To indulge a lorr ek w
ished desire, and at the same time seceds 10 M.
and sen.smsn to send my Srea. 'Tfa aon,. sds.
the principal cities of the South; and aseprs ~
thousands OF LADIES' and gentlemen Of the sosss
where, and the public. hat there will be mo- an
Hutlon OF its numbers, or change in its propr,s
persona. j. ID. NIfOS
MILE. ELLA ZoYARA, &
THE hf * HaNsds ssogatE sss Eaus
The mighty acrobats, .s
william and FRRDE EaRfEckkkD'
The Dashlns Italian Equss,ri.,
The Man Of Thousand Porn.
~ the = SG " 4Brial Silt Performer and Dancer
y. The Esees snss Revolving Orbit Performer,
The daring and graceful PrincIral Rider
Mr.. James Ward, 1''''''
The great Rope susPepsionlst,, a la BlOndis,
and rrofessor of the Art Magiqus,
Mr.. William Kincside. "a
The best General Performer in the World.
Master Frank stark,
The renowned Double Somerssnlt Throwsr.
Master Willie,
The Juvenile Petite Equestrian, in his poub,.
Act OF Obstacle Leaping, on his Twin Ponies
Mr.. l.. Sampscn,
The Herculesn and Aorobatio Ars,st
JSiR Bs HERR < SoPP by the SE
The worlds favorite, the Mare ZAIDEE, liz
incarnation of Equestrian beauty and in!sil.
gence.
The beautiful Twin Penies, CUPID and Ola.
MOND
A superb stud of Ring and T'ick Horses In
splendid condtlon-fresh and vigorous-as rail-
roading saves it the fatigue of travelling.
Seats are covered and OF u width to make thsn
perfectly comfortable.
"a Will exhibit upon the lot corner Main and
Third streets, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT, 0cto-
Der 10th.
Doors open at I. performance to commence al
o'clock. -
nAAFTERNooN PERFORMANCES to com.
mence on THURSDAY, llth inst.
"a FOUR DAYS 0NLYN
ma ADMISSlON-60 cents; children and ser
vans rs cts oo3-N
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- ALL THAT PORTION OF THE
~S2 DEMOCRACY. and others favorable to
tine election of our standard bearers, BRkCklN-
RIDGE and LANE. who reside in District No 4.
which commences on the north side of Broad street
with 20tn aud thence to 26th inclusive. and thence
to meet at Mr. PErHERBRIpGs's School House,
on 25th ST. near the Baptist Church, on THURS
DAY EVENING next, llth inst, mt, at Ia o'clock,
as business of importance requires your attend
ance PROTECTION AND EQ UALITY."
oc l0-2t*
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= Pail Ia shtem 8

IN: 2. pARroN w,lI make an sxhihitcn Of the
FAtL r TIAssH! ~ ssd MI ns G00pS
on FRIDAY, the l5tk instant. At No 10 Mann
stf s ndleir,ny hs see:sSord HSs
E,EATH RS LLoWeAs, c9tEARss v sgd
THAS, &c. DC lost
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EAKING AT THE CLUB
- HOUSE To- NIGHT JAMES F.
JOHNSON, Esq, of Bedford. Bell ard Everett
Hector for the Red Land District. and JOHN D.
In BOnEN, Esq Of Augusta, will speak At the
Club House THIS tWedneSdavi EVENING, at
IL O'clock. Come Ons- come all
&C fO-lt WYATT NJ. ELLIOTT, Pres't.
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h Rachssl Ruches I'll received ~ te -
steamed. tu xuppis ef the best Or latsst styios
ANNEr. AND TRAINING RUCHESy
which asn able 10 ssIl a. lov ~ any hou el this
eaty c. HOETTCHEa.
90 3-9w LIS Broad street
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IA We would call attention to the adver.
ilsement under the auction head. Of the arrival Of
tns bsrE Ann Gfant e, direct from No Dc IN A
COFF BE. oonsigned tn Msssrs. CRENsHAW l.
Cos which they vii! OTTER for sale at public auction
their Office on the Basin bank. oc 8 st
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JEFFERS son WARD BELL
49, AND EVERETI c. uB The regular
meating of the JEFFERSON WARD BELL and
tVeRETT CLU3 will be held at M. r. A J.
CLoProN's Office. corner of Wall and Franklin
streets. this WEDNESDAY evening, at Ia O'elk
Punctnal attendance is requested.
By order of the President. oc9-2t
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IA Special Notice. IN
l s60.-..-.. OCTOBER, 1850.


OCTOBER, 1850.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE CO.,
RETAILERS OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Invite the attention of their friends and the pub
lie to their plete assortment, Just received. Of
RICH DRESS GOODS.
Elegant SILKS, in newest st, les, colored and
black.
Real Irish and French POPLINS.
Velour OF OMANS and VALENTIAS, in every
variety Plaid. BI0oade and Figured.
Medium DIR ESS GOODS great variety.
MOURNING GOODS, a superior stock .s
FRENCH ard SCOTCH MBkOfDERIES.
REAL LACE. in gets, COLLARS and HAND
KERCH iEFS-the largest and best stock that has
ever been shown in this city.
VELVET and CLOTH CLOAKS. OF all the new
French patterns.
AUTUMN CLOAKS and BUSTERS, in plain
styes; Scotch Hoods. and the new Arabs and Ar
eFfHHSMIiLY LINENS and HOUSEKEEPING
FLANNELS-the best assortment we hsxs ever
had.
PLANTATION GOODS HOME MANUFAC-
TURE- Manchester, Val virginia Penitsniiary;
FIederickshurg and Lexington PULLED Cloths.
full stock Of Linseys. KeIseys and Jeans.
BLANKETS. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and
VESTlNGS. OF direct Importation oc Its
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..l3S Mu1IC. The subsc,ibsss devote great
LeAsss ana Gsnt'emen IN search oI music
fss NE Psaao Fsets ssd 0sisaF. can have tAsiv or
ters = oome stsiy hled - ~ most
kibersl discount made 10 Tsaehars and Sehools.
~ Eorses JuLed and Repsirsd.
0id si..Hs saash q sss assss tGs SSx c1ss Ia.
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MEETING OF STOCkHOLD-
- ERsaTh can annual meeting y Gf the Stock S1 s
COMPANY. will be held in the town of Clarks-
vile, on I H UKSDAY, the 18th of October, 1850 -
IL is very desirable that there should be full at
tendance on that occasion.
. oc I-dtlSO f. A. WILLIAMS, Clerk, q
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- UNION PRAYER MEkTiNG.-
0~S A UNION PRAYER MEETING Of all
denominations will he held every day this week, at
~ O'Clock. at the Hail of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in Goddin's Building. The citl-
gems generally are invited to attend. as well as oil
strangers visiting the city. Re 24-lm
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- THE LAW PARTNERSHIP OF
90 DAVIS Il ORVIS. by mutual consent,
be fou nd at the same Office, on Bank street, pre-
p,red to attend to any business entrusted to their
care JOHN N. DAVIS.
4. E. ORYIS.
October 9Th, 1850. oc lO-3t*
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PERSONAL.

N0TlCE-TO THE PUBLIC.-Left my bed
!. and board, on the 2ad day OF septemtsru w
JANE BERNARD Forewarn all persons tfon
harb0ring or creditng her on my soeount
oc g. ST. JOSEPH BERNAkp.
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~1 CHANGE or HOURS.
49, [.4Ir On and after Monday, 18th inst
- the Accommodation Train Of
this Company will be run dalyi SUNDAY excepted.
leaving Richmond for Milford at s Is p M Re-,
turning, will leave illford at A. NJ. aud arrive
in Richmond at 6. ID A. NJ
SAM'L RUTH, Sup't Trans.
Once T., F. 2. R r: Company
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A ARMORY MONTGOMERY GUARD,i
RICHMOND, Oct. 10, 1870.
II This Command will assemble ct MILL
WTARY HALL on THURSDAY EVENING.
lion intent. at 1.s O'Clock. Tor the purpose OF
geants will notify their squads tn attend.
b, order of the Lieut. Comnandng.
&C O-2t JOHN MCDONALD, o. 8.
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A Positive Falsehood--The charge ths'
JOSEPH BxREARD brought az q INST his vile, NAB
JANE BERNARD, as leaving his bed and eoafa-
By his permission she went on 8 visit TO ne, fsA
tons. and was detained week longer BY sicinuM
She IL nov at home, and expects 20 d,tshaiIs y"
duties as q wife. MARY BbRNAhpi
oc 9-Hs By w, B. MAHosE.
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Es0 TRENTON, CITIZENS OF
"a HENRTCO.-Dr s McGRUDER and
VIM p. BURWELI. will address the BELL and
EVERETT CLUB at JAS. PATTpRsON's, on Ore
gon Hill, WEDNESDAY, the 10th inst. at o'clk
p. M. loo l0-lt) GEO HOOPER.
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ASa.-,.& FOR LY NtEBURG-To leave
EESSzzks;EzT Is EVENING.-The Canal
sS1aEAzae-e1 Boat J. T. IRBY will leave as
above. For freight, apply to WHIP. cox
oc 10-lt At the Shed. Dock at
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~ ATTENTION, Sd COspA I'd BAT
&TAl.lON, 18TH RE6I NJ EN 4 VIRGINIA MI
n klIlA.-Attenu music oil your COMPANY, en-
4WEkiDAY: the l2th OF Octobsr, 1850. At AZ o'olk
time the officers Of said Com parry viii be eecied.
The bounds oil this Company are az follows; Com,
streets. thsnce north side CT Duysl street 20
Brooke avenue, thence east aide oil Brooke avenue
% the corporation hoe. with ID line o. " street,
ming.
This muster 10 required by law
By ord, of Col. THos Evans
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&c. FOR b l. r N d r E-TRI-
E<A4HSWEEKLY- LINE = The Steamer
GEO. PEABODY, Captain r. PRIr-
CHARD. will receive freight to day, tWEDNLS
DAY, } aud up to the hour of u o'clk NJ, tn YRS
DAY, the nth inst. -4
Freight taken for Boston via Baltimore at low
rates. with great dispatch.
No hogsheads received on board unless engaged
at our Office.
Passengers are requested to be ON BOARD before
the hour of departure. .'5.
Tickets procured either Mt our Office IN Shoe o,
Slip, opposite the Columbian Hotel, or at
steamers wharves.
oc l0-2t kw.CURRIE
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at Chicago.

New CouNTERrEITs.- That black cal.
endar of coin and currency, PETERsoNs
CouNrERrE1r DETEoroR for May, has
reached us. and gives the cheering news
that counterfeit gold dollars have flooded
the City of Philadelphia OF late, but may
be detected by the absence Of the word
LIBERTY, in small letters on the Indians
head dress; also. that since the issue OF
the April number sixty five new counier-
felt bank notes have been put into cir
culation. Three of these are on Pennsyl-
vania Banks, viz: Fives Of the Bank o.
Chester Vally, Coatesville; Elves Of the
Bank Of Lawrence County, New Castle
and Fives of the Mechanics Bank
Pitlsburgh; also very dangerous Five
- -. D. l. NJ - Vprsau
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The Dangers Of Spring.

A writer says we have the highes'
medical authority for saying that's a grea'
many more persons die in May than in
November. The natural causes are lst.
The increased dampness Of the atmos.
phere, proven by the fact that doors
which shut easily in winter do not do SO
in summer. Cd. Nature takes away the
appetite for meals, for heat giving food in
order to prepare the body for the increas.
ed temperature of summer. But two
errors in practice at this time Interfere
with wise natures arrangements, and
induce many and painful and dangerous
diseases. First the amount OF clothing is
diminished too soon. Second, the con
veniences of fire in our dwellings are
removed too early. All persons, especi-
ally children, old people. and those in
delicate health, should not remove the
thickest wooden flannel of mid winter,
until some time in May, and then it
should be mere y change to little
thinner material. Furnaces should not
be removed, nor fire places and CRATES
cleaned for the summer, until the first Of
June; for brisk fire in the CRATE is
sometimes very comfortable in the last
week i'll May; that may be rare occur
renee, but as it does sometimes take
place, it is better to be prepared for it
than to sit shiverng for half day, with
tie risk to ourselves and children, OF
some violent attack of spring diseases.
By iuattention to these things, four
causes are in operation 10 chill the body
and induce colds and fevers, First, the
dampness of the atmospher in May
Second, that striking falling off in appe-
tite for meals and other cheating" food
Third, the premature diminuton Of cloth
ing. Fourth. the too early removal Of
the conveniences Of fire. And when the
very changing condition of the weather Of
May is taken into account, it is no won.
der, tina. under the influence of so many
causes Of diminuton of the temperature
OF the body, many fall victims to disease.
In November. the healthiest month in
the year, we have put on our warmest
clothing, kndleG our daily fires. we have
found keen relish for substantial food,
while the dampness Of the atmosphere has
been relieved by the condensation of in
creasing cold. The wise will remember
these things for lifetime, and teach them
TO their children,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10
A Substantial Present.

Our neighbor, A. G. Tribolet, sent a
a package to our wife and babies few
days ago containing lot CT superb cot.
fee and sugar, together with some deli>
cious oranges, at the very sight Of which
the eyes Of the little ones danced with
delight. Mr.. 7. will please accept the
thanks Of our family for his kind remem.
brance Of thcm.
By the way, Mr.. Tribolet has just D.
ceived an extensive assortment Of fresh
Groceries and Provisions which be is sell
ling at remarkably low figures.
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An Original
Jesse B. of this place, makes some
very odd and funny remarks. He passed
our Office door a few days ago when the
thermometer was pretty high up in the
figures, putting and sweating terribly.
Colonel" said be, Il guess I'm no,
round making any more fence this after.
noon"
why Jesse, what's wrong?" said we
"Well," said he, with his peculiar
shrug Of the shoulder, "the SUMS gettin'
little too id familiar to suit me-"
OF course we "wilted."
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10
Another ChaLge.
I@M ss.:z ~ z;F ssF

The firm Of Ashbrook & McFee, Of
this place, has been dissolved, and the
business, books and accounts, have passed
into the hands Of W. H Ashbrook, who
is now engaged in arranging his large
stock of Groceries and Provisions ia No
2, Ayres Corner. Our friend BILLY" is
real good hearted, clever fellow, and
now that he has got his room fixed up in
such magnificent style, we hope he may
have general rush Of good customers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10
MARRIED,

MARRIED,
On the eth Of April by the Rev W.
G. Haner Mr.. EDWARD BRowN, of Carey
to Miss MARGARET WHrpPER of Amanda
Township. Hancock c.. Ohio.
On the 29 ult., at the residence Of the
bride S father, in Mifflin township,
Wyandot Co., Ohio. by Jacob Hollans.
head, Esq, Mr.. ROBERT L. ERvANr and
Miss. MARY YOU'VE.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10
Ifubbard's

New York Cash Store is now one o
the most magnificent establishments in
North western Ohio; and the Brick Cor.
ner is beginning to put on city airs
They have discovered the great secret Of
success--it is in the little word ADVERTISE
When you find the posters and circulars
of bust mess house in every nook and
corner in the country, SO that the estab-
lisbment becomes AS familiar with the
people as household words, it mus: and
will succeed.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10

~J. W. wHEAros. Esq, formerly
OF the "Union." of this place, died on the
Cd inst, in Millersburg. Ohio. of con-
sumption. He was Recorder of Holmes
county at the time of bis death.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10
Some Stock!

Some Stock!
About one hundred car loads OF stock
passed through this place on Wednesday
of this week, on the Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne & Chicago Railroad, destined for
the eastern Markets. They were shipped
at Chicago.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10
C. Y. PiersOn & Co,

C. Y. FiersOn & Co,
Have received and opened their entire
stock of Spring and Summer goods, as
will be seen by reference to their advertise.
ment in another counn, as well as cord
of large posters which We printed for
them a few days ago. Frank Martin is
a regular graduate Of printing office and
duly appreciates the advantages Of ad .
vertising 1t is always safe to patronizc
the men who advertise the most liberal
ly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1860-05-10

%Our advertising friends have crowd.
ed us SO much this week that we have
bu! little room for news and other reading
matter. We will endeavor to enlarge our
paper in few weeks if our friends will
only "come up to the scratch" and pay
the little sums that they owe US.