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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-12-28
COME AND SEE
new AMBR0TYPE GALLERY,

FNflE subscriber has removed his Daguerrean
Il Gallery to the new rooms In Reed House
BLOCK, third floor upstairs, where he is pro
pared TO do all kinds OF work in his line o,
business, In the most approved style of the art
1hess rooms were erected expressly for the
business, having all the MODE rn improvements
of the day. You may depend on getting su.
perior toned pictures
We shall be pleased To see all our old custom.
ors and all the new ones that may favor us
with n call.
Daeuerreotypes and other pictures copied.
Lockets, Breastpins, and Seals. lllod in tbe
neatest manner.
Always on hand-a good stock Of plain and
fancy Cases. at prices to suit the times.
See specimens ut the door.
THlNlNG'S AMDR0TYPE GALLERY
THIRD ftfSBL"XSr, TIfiiiTG T8IfiiTo. - "-''
@. W. TwINING, ARTIST.
November 9th. 1850.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-12-28

Diseased Teeth and Gums treated in scicn
tnc manner: and Teeth nllcd with Gold Fol
Sianiel, or Osteoplastic, winch resembles III,
natural Teeth and ut one'half the prlcc o
l.,tJ
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-12-28
Artificial Teeth
CORAlITE PLATE,

inserted on any desired plate, IN the very best
style. We more especially desire to ca the
atinntinn of nnr nAirmns To the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-12-28
TRlNlBGS AMDROTYPE gallery
r E 1T e n M A MS
(roRAERLY sforGBroN's)
AMBROTYPE GALLERY,

rTNHIS establishment has been 80 long in one.
Il ration, and its reputation is So well known
by the people of Hancock aud adjoining coun.
ties. that we presume IL is not necessary Ia
mention rHEFACT, that all the different styles
efpictures are take here. in manner that
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-12-28

Tas Memphis .,,apers ssstedhs hskxhssss'
acconnt (, the terrible lynchings at
Frisr's Point 10 entirely untrue.
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speech Of Honorable ID. T.. Wade, of
Ohio, IN the United States senate.
Decembar ~, 1900.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial Eollege +!
f Loo ATEI
Cor. Baltimore and eArIes-Sts..
AJTTMOp Non
FurxDED. IS52.........

$50 Loo arm
Cor. Baltimore and eArIes-sts..
BALTIMOE EgFD sE
IIIIIIS INSTITUTION Is NDTIN THE MOST
prosperous ami fouri-iins> lTti"n. Twice 'IrG-
ring tc last two years lIl- il lr -s-ry IItaiu
burger apartments for the ;IcSll ltun If the in
crc:lsng number "r students rpeScntinc nearly
every STATE in the Union
II urcuPes of the TusiirrS;,ic1Inus and
icsrably IOcsIfcsi buildings in tety The room
are cnm;np,ii"usIy arranged. spacl ami elegantly
furnished. L-..
The advantages AMI facilities rr.r.I T.. Young.
desiring e. qualify thenIsv lsrpIcriy for the
Vari"n- Duties .'f the Counting ~ or To- OI,tlin
TtorDTh Practical Business Eistit generally. are
unsurpassed. i'm any particular, similar estab-
lishment in the United States
FACULTY.
Tx. LDSIEiE
PrinciplI-IeCturer the Sci'rce % c-nuYts Com
niercc, Eu<iIIes- Custom -
i. VI. rIIILLIP$
Professor Of the Theory and pr?rtiri lo-Keepin.;
u and Commercial CilculI
II. IEDApIES.
Associate Professor II IitJk- fgug
NC. JOHNSON.
Professor of Business Rn,I "rrrlment n .nman.hip.
a- r.-a :. WILLIAMS EsGr
Lecturer IN Mercantile L.4E-
Rev T.. YEATES REESE. I.
L 81 Lecturer ON CpIt7IrriHl Eti n
- TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno. +. Kennedy, Hon. In-hua tsant.
Hon. ThOS Swami. Wm. u. KeI "a E<,I.
jacob Trust ESD. VIM iNnlbe- u
Tho College is prUTl-I with Comm, &C Library
of standard Works, expressly for the s;IIc stu
dents. ~ r~- 20
Each student la. a ,Ie+k to himself mi. .era.-
rat-iy instructed.
There hein.; no vacation during the iIr,Ient-
can enter at any time. -.'.--
The time usually required To complete tIre -nur.e
| frOin to l. weeks. III. .l
& DIrLDNA i AWARDED to all C;rn.ltIates-
\ large ami beautifully orIlamente'i On 3, CON
tanning upwards of SIX SQClRE IET reI!r' Pc the
Exterior ant Interior Ntew al the COiica riou-
characteristic designs lennansiIip, &e sci mail
Tr> Of ch1Tg', accompanied with catalogue t full
! particulars Ai,IreS5 Z. *. LUr
B'It;Hil ttI
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.ss9o5ns lnIlapuoNA,llEM u Susn lIV sool9s M 70
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SuI Ol Vl5u0IIs s'AE IL '9E slI 50 lSly9uSl Ai91G
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'surul,IluuJ 0Yll IaiIlT pun SDITJOGlS 'WH'TH ans
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II 'SalL1O9 91Lg O1rI1Q SEu 1lIl uIOIJ llisI lA
1II ulUlIoj lUVl paInSsn 1901 &Uu gA ~ S"!I0ul1i
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paoIaliAdX5 sEUMIC =! lyouSq y"lI"I Iuy"ln!N pa"
iuIoNS lsoui 1Il Iy 1IOV uUo IuS!"d II sD!Si'ds"d
10 alStJ SlTISI0AIu lsouu aIl VI uollSp InYVllE'I
p,tuEEaAN OluI 5lIq pun 'SnIo5IAu o. Slns HHlnW
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10 pTtIlul 81 tJItT InOG il Ed9Lp HH qElM Su!auSm
-IuOj Al :GiTjI TU!uWnn NV SUI u! Puy lin n"I
DJrnIII suD6Ltl Inoi lIss3IEtJT 2GD S!IIdS Ln"N
II 1lInJstp pup U0yOL9 q dJes IIloS 10 tLL19d S""I
.t!N uolJ AlIII9yns 5IG nnN il ..do0I q00Ia, Slli
10 oIlloq N:ulIu5uId " sll on 1spI pms y7 ~ Eloa
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JoY .pl?J 'Y091 'SSn0puJI t' sl""Ii
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sIIIIInuI NII u!l!M 'HII"V l9Jl'd ~ i'I"4-'I s"M
1sIiuII[ III IJ!ItM 10 5su -aqI IuOIJ CIOOa 0O0Hl'
sItl 10 uoIlJnp6Id Iql nIJq sun 4IusaI SL W"ISNS
pun nI1lI AMI uoin pO"I ana 20 olrls 5ll 10 l9Sgo
tIv ol 5lUIpsuIWI 1IOuI 'l ~ ASOIpsAqd 10
jo5rlnsaVl SUISIfdT pun '0oOTH Hill 9NIZAIVNH
10 UspIal paAI10un0 lIOsSI 1871 usI-@'1!oId sIujN
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Wines, Brandies, Runs
uIACT< urn.S

ID TIERNAN e SON, No. II North Charles St.
OfEerf0r sale the following: nrtlcS. Of their own
Importation. particularly FOR family use: fE.H
SHERRY -WINES-rcnnrtine's finest pale. gold
anil brown Sherries. ID wood and in ssiHsS.e
PORT WINES-SandeuEns competition rcd and
white Port! in wood and In glass.
MADEIRA WINE-J"hn Howard Marclfs fine
Madeira in wood and in glass; Also Grape Juice.
HOOK WISES.IHlanne5berE Steinbcrgcr. Mar
colrunner, Cabinet, L!eb-fran-nilci, Br1nneberg. Of
1916. .3 t -
nRANDIEsI and IIennessy's fine old pale
and dark DrHIldies.
RUJIS--Oid and fine, .Iamaicn. Antigua. Grenada
and from the Islands, importedAnd direct from London.
HOLLAND GIS-The best qualty-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison in il.
200 halfciestS of the finest S0UCE0Ni TEA.
sr5 ~ Is .-E--T-frif -=fI Inh5-'b9-ly
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'-- t's- THE SKIN. "..- -+
This Ointment bears resemblance" to any other
external remedy at present before the world The
mode Of Its operation is peculiar. .~ GUS.
It ponctrates to the BASIS uf the diseNSe-g'es to
its very sourcc-Anl it from the flesh beneath
to the skin on the surface. -
Other outward applications fur ScrOtha Salt Rheum
&C. operate DOWNWARD thus driving the disorder ~
WARD and often occasoninS terrible internal mala-
dies.
NOTIONS OINTMENT, on the contrary, throws
the noisnn Of dAcaSe AMI evnry particle
of 1t is DISCHARGED THROUGH THR PORES. "A Z
Thus the it effects arc complete. Not only
arc tlIe- sores healed, the crnPtiOns removed the
dwellings rctIucc hit the SEEDS Of tc disorder are
expelled from the flesh; consequently there can be
no relapse. = @ - - r - tt'.--a 80 80 ~
-s.o1d q, / arm ttlcs-priccl 30 Cents.
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MRDIG Al. I0O1

TN PRESENTING YOU WITH Dr.. EAT0N'S. IN
| PASTILE CORDIAL. we desire {" state ITS sul'e-
riority over eVory pHstTgmt'ar nurse or iuaeA las
heretofore offered y"u. 49,
FirstLIt istIc preparation Of regular physiciIn
who is well qualified fr'In much experience IN imam
tide complaints prescribe for them S'y1'ndy.it
is entirely free from pIraGprc "r "piHte 81 any kin.
and consequently relieves by removing the suffering
Of vnnr child instead Of dcAhcnlng its scnsSbiittes
rhirdly-It j. put up with great care. as cogrlTt
son oft with any other srtic" for nftntc
will SNOWY the very rOnt from which il Is diSt!rs
being dug from the forest u'rer tn" direction 81 Dr.
Eaton rsnny II them by his own hands F"urthIy-
IL Is ncrf,ctIv harmless nud cannot injure the most
delicate infant and j. certain anil relief ia all
the following cases Which Is its chief merit OVER every
other preparation, VIZ: - !. 4 !. :. 80 ,,.,.,y
ING: such nj IlYSESTETlY UOIIC. Ec also for s-Ift
ening gums anil relieving pain. For reGlIaiInS
the owcIs ii Is unqualified For Cold in the Head It
ia n SIRE relief For GROUP. the most fatal and try
ing Of all diseases, it lee relied with perfect
condolences and being powerful anti-spasm"c in all
casrsur ctnvuIsiOns fits. earnestly resentment
Won To lease no time in procuring it. lrstlit costs
=, much more than other preparations al the klh
that VIC cannot afford sIicli "nl; advertisements as can
tiIsc wIosCsNvnIc expense Is their advertising; for
the same reason it comments itself the most reIi
lie to All lnthers In all cases. thr directions wrap
p5I around Zach bottle, must be strictly foiiOWui
Price, Is cents per bntuc. Cd r
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LAB SANFORD'S
Liver InVigorat0r,
NEVER DEBILITATES


IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS:
nud has become cstahltsiicTt tart n Stiii,t'F'i
Medicine. known and NI'- rr"V'-i by all Ilit Lave
uS,1I a. and Is rsrt e cal Ia Vittennn"tflce IN
all tl. L!i-trst, f,'r which - IL Is rrc,f'llIrirte''
IL lass rIrcSi thousands - within ttrL i-t Iw"S'i
vim I,,d given mn all e huIv-S nf relief Il'c
numerous Unsolicited - Certificate ia inN IHr-
j,cil must tr ni,E- o. tel the temperament
uf tile individual taking AMI u-NI III sueii juan
titi.-- to- act gently "n ~ the Bowels.
etthe,lrtateAnT y,hT q iIIIenieIt Etlnle YOU IN
,h. - ~ the LJI-E.R - LNTIrOIPI OR AMI il
Lii cnre Iir,T tSDl- - piaimIs Bilious -ifckS.
Tl.,t,,t, CJr,gir nj = dTrLES. .StiRlEIsT C'JHs-
i,ttr yIr.r1fsr,, Ely, sy Soar S..BsIe Habit
,J I;,.,;r.1Ers I1,Jie = Cl,IsT,i CinlSJU MDrLtE.
G1,IsTd EIfIRtam. Fir- ~ ftt'lce, J""ii''.- fr"''
t,rt;ngry FtaIilT W,li- ~ cTHc. II will !SifH
HE.IDIC7II, las tliOIl-. - sands can tcstiEt IN
trrcI,ty miHHtes- fEirO or X bTee Isi-Ei''y!tS "'
tIEsII at commencement = 81 attarN
IN urEo IL yiT- ing their tS't4ihohN IN
its EiVnr. = -
ML-r W.iTER II TIE NOETH w ~
THE LNTTGOR.iTOR. IND SU.iLLDW norm
TCDGETTEEH. .+..
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La u ~ ;:::s
IVTVTICR Ann AyGE0IENT,

i
nm AMI atler Monday the I4tl Of November. 1859,
W the passenger TRIMS will run daily a5 tollows
Rirst-rhG Great Southwestern. ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl, Columbus, Wheeling, Bcnwool, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling tally at
II:5O a. NJ. arriving in Baltimore at Iii5 A NJ,
Meeting with trims for the Eastern and Southern cities.
Returning leaves Baltimore 4:Oj, T. NJ, arriving at
RenwoOd SIG and Wheeling mt $40 a. NJ C"nnect-
ing will the grct Western Southwestern. an'iNorth.
western Express. This train only stops for meals and
diving engine with fuel and water.
Second-TlIe Northwestern. Cleveland Chicago st.
Louis. indianapolis, Dayton. Cincinnati. Columbus.
Wheeling, DcnwN"l. Baltimore, and Washington City
Express departs daily except saturday at 800 r. NJ
AMI strives at Baltimore at LBS ~ NJ. connecting with
the trains for the ESsterc and southern cities. Re-
turning, leaves baltimore Mt T:lj \. NJ. and arriving
at BenwoOl ut 9l1 and Wheeling at :45 4. VI. This
train stops all regular stations Fast of Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily Sundays excepted at I;l0 a. NJ,
arriving in Cumberland ut G:45 J.. VI. Returning,
leaves Cumberland SIS A. ". and arrives At Wheel
ing at 6lO r. NJ. This train stops at all stations.
These trains all mako close cOnnectionwit trains
for the Western cities.
- no J.B.FORD, agent.
w. T.. SMITH. Master Of transportation. az
l.. VI. CoLE, Gen'l Ticket Agent. nov14-59
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gu.Ia LEgEaE go s.l..SI : : =.
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sa..a sANFoRD's
FAMILY CiTHARTIC PILLS,

Tarr TIy.sLIr Extracts. and put Mp iH GL-i!SNCi
- EsS .tfr TTV1t, 'rssI spit ky' go CLIMATE
The FINILl-- ~ : tTN.IjiJff' PILLS Is
gentle but active tSt!utr "a Tic |Ich TIA" proprietor
has us,- ia his practice Il mere than twrntE years
Thccoll4IantIy ilcr,-uS- in., lEHIInL fr'm those
who have bong u-'' tiIr r. PILLS IWt i!T'' SITS
Etrti., which all express - ia re-SIrl I" their n>'
has induced t.N i!.see = tienI within tie reach
Of all. *
The Profession we'll kI w tltat different "a
tItartics act on different r. tl i,cI-.
The F.fNILi rITIE -iHTIC iHLL iit>- with
lu,. reference T. this - well established fat
been compounded frIiu e variety "f the lIIr',
VrgrtIbi" Extracts. - which act alike ''n eve
nv Part If the elemental ~ ~ rtnIi and yssi
anil atf i'm all =. in!-To "a alI'rti' i
del. SIIrlI D.rIl.ys- iBIs,'ts "f the N'd tea
9.PiH.sS. i'iiHs iH The % Lsci- GHd Lsi+-s E'tt'+-
nssE. Pain md %,reJ'=s or..- a., tVb IL L--tV r'.s
sudden cold. which fr,.- - 'i'Untly. il neglected. eft!
in lnn:. If F;r--. L'ssof TIP 9it". " 'rc'
ilg .SHafi0H n T;.!f = l'r"T IL" h-IT. E"StSE.-
ncSs. H0,'htcIe. trsGJ . ii' TIE h"h all hst"t-
nLrLry DiseLscs, i5ra<- ia ~ Lsii % hiIks Lhrl-
HlIiism. isrt: I"Irifsr "i Tie lHoSk Iirl Et'y dis
r1Se- which sI i heir to- numerous t. ni-rIti''s
in this advertisement. Dls. to-.
PRICE 3 DIfES.
Tie LIVER INHHiDEATO!3 ImI FiNILY CT
TTIAIGTIG PILLS arr rctas'l tv Drug fsts genial
". anil sold wholesale by tc TFul- in III the EFGsr
towns Sim. SANFf8D. MlD.
NIanuyI .tTt r ami 'rOPri-slF-
:e;j BoailWA.. New York
Agents. T. II. LOGAN 4. CO. ii,r2-I4wiv
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ORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST IADEM J
ST 900 s.tfl EVER Ban FrllG-fE
WORN BY5KINGS OR EMPERORS,
1vhntr 1YhxnReauttfn1 Head 90 IIaIr

II ECAUSEITISTIIH ORN AMENT GOD HIMSELF
provided for all our Reader. although the
rose may bloom brightly nt iI" glowing check
the eye be sparkling the teeth be those OF
pearls il tho head is berct OF ~ coYering Or tile hair
lie SIItrIcd AMI sIrivcli harsh and dry or Nv"r|'
still If srrinIlad with gray nature will lose more
than half her charms. Prof WOdfs Hair Restorative
fused tw,i three times week. Will restore AMI
permanently secure all such ornament. Read
the fIOwiu ju'IEH- Tho writer OF the first IS
he celebrated Pa ist. 17,dLsTg: Oh a.a cs.i
DR.. WooD:- New York. April 10, 1885,
IIsur Sir.-Ternft me to express ynn the obi
cations am under for the entire restoration Of my
lair to tS original color; about the time of my aTr
val in tho United States It wISrapily becoming gray
hut upon the application nf Your 'lInr Restorative
it soon recovered its original huc. consider Your
Restorative very wonderful Invention, quite ETH
cations as we'll rs agreeable.
am, dear sir, yours trnIyI
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Lam, dear sir. yours trnIyl
rif'F 4 :. TuAIBERG.
rDrych air GwylitIydct.'

WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICI IL Nassau ST.; Ap. 1888.
PROF. o. j. WOnD:-IJedr !Sr:-SOnlc month or six
weeks ago received BOTTLE Of your Hair Restorative
anil gave II nv wife, who concluded tn try 1t ON her
hair little thinking ut the time tt twnuld restore
tile Erny lair to u color. hut to her we'll
n my surprise. after few weeks trial It has performs
e,l that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs
Ia dark brown at tho same time Identifying and
thickenng the hair. TStronGiy Recommend the above
Restorative all persons in want If such change OF
their hair. CHARLES GARDEN.
~ "-s O. -NEwsH ORR, July d, 1857,
PRoF. o. !. WOOp-Witli confidence do recon-
mend your Hair Restorative being the most etliC0-
tious article ever saw. Sinco using yOlr Hair Re
stor1.tiye my hair AMI Wlisers. which were almost
confident that few more applications will restore
them to their DatrllculOr 1t MISC hns relieved me
Of NIL damlruf and unpleasant itching, $" common
anon : persons who .Pcrspire freely.
PR0P. WOnD-Abnut two years ago my hair COM
mGnccd falling nTand turning gray: was fast bec0nl-
ing bnlh aIrl had tric'l many Renr'lics to no eeCt
commenced using Your restorative in january last
4 few applications fastened my hair firmly. 1t began
IL III M. grow ont. md turned back TO its former
color. Onc At this time II l. fully restored to its
original color health AMI appearance. anil rIecrtully
recommend its uSa to all. ID SEQ. j. d. HOES.
CHICAGO Ill. May l,1S5T,
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of sizes. viz:
large, medium and small; the small hold = pint
and rctnil- fur dollar per lHttle the Medium holds
ut least twenty per cent more in proportion than the
smn rctails for dollars per bottle the large holds
quart. 10 per cent. more in proportion, and ret"s
for 3. ri ~ .sF- -Es.s.lr.s = .... -.
. u. j. WOOD & CO.. Proprtetors, Broadway. y ",
anil l II Market st.. st. Louis Mo. r-
AMI sold 10y all good Druggists AMI Fancy E"ods
Dealers. 81 : = Il gEEEFS ~ dec:I-l&w:Im-ly
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P A s. s. ia NC E RI S

La ID
From the West Going south,
yINwlCE daily Sunday night excepte') for the Relay
] House. Washington. fredericksburg. Richmond.
Petersbmrs Weldon. &c. &C., (rid Potomac River and
tile Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
Ivy splendid and comfortable steamers to Acqun Creck,
thence to Richmond by the licmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac liaiiruAd.
Hours of departure from Washington. G:3n A. NJ,
at $50 A. VI, only. baggage under charge of special
agent checked through Richmond, Petersburg and
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-08
nivision Of the Town of wheatland-A

Division of the Town of Wheatland.-A
,pecial meeting of The Board Of County Super
visors, con vened at the Court House in this city
on Tuesday last, to consider and determine upon
he application for division Of the Town Of
Wheatland The following members of the
Board were present:-From Wheatland, r. l..
Basse!t; Salem, 7. Stockwell Bristol, H. s.
rhorp; Pleasant Prairie, b T. Hatch; Brigh-
ton, c. Miner ; Paris, j Russell Somers, Z.
K. Hugnnn; City OF Kenosha, NJ. H. Petit, p.
II. Wood, N. r. Allen.
Tuesday afternoon and We dnesduy forenoon
were occupied chiefly in hearing the arguments
for and against the proposed division. A coz
siderable number of the leading citizens of
Wheatland were present, who were interested in
the proposed treasure some earnestly in favor
and others with equal earnestness against it.
The vote on the question to divide the town
resulted follows.
dyes Thorp, Stockwel, Russell, Hugunin,
Pet it and Allen-6
Noes iiatch, Bassett, Miner, and Wood
So the Town of Whea,land, after pretty Sc
we're contest in The Legislature, and lately in
the county Board is divided. The north half
retains the name of Wheatland, and the south
half is called Randall The two towns are nov
each 6 by miles in size
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-08
Minutes Of The Salem Te;scgser.'
Association.

hASSOtAGdkOhs
According to adjournment, the teachers ofthe
town Of Salem, met at Liberty, on the evening of
Feb, 25ib 1860.
The exercises we're opened by reading of the
Scriptures, and prayer, by Rev. Mr.. Payne. The
secfetary's report was then read, after which an
interesting address was delivered by Mr. Conat.
ty, Of KeuosIa, followed by song by the Salem,
Center Glee Cmb.
Miss Murphy then read an essay, which was
listened t. with interest as it was practical and
applicable Suhject-"Trials Of Teacher
The next exercise was a recitation in Inteectu-
al Ar.hn etc, bT ass of Juveniles, Of Salem
Center, under H. Charge Of B. L. Dodge, fol-
lowed by the reading of an essay by B. L Dodge
nbjec,-" Common Schools"
An exercise in reading, conducted by Miss
Murphy, was well perIurI ed and did much cred
il to the pupils and teacher The pupils of Dis.
No s, presented a few selections from their pa
per- called the Gem of the School ROOM in
which were combined both wit and wisdom,
read by Miss Didema. The school of District
No. then favored us with a song.
The following resolution was discussed and
adopted
Rcsoired: That reading is the most important
branch Of educaton
The persons who engaged in the discussion
were, MeSsrs. Rector, Sherwood, and Bingham
Mr. Conltty addressed the teachers, congratu-
lating them upon their success in their first reg
uIar meeting. lie said that judging from the
crowded house, aud interest manifested on the
part Of the audience. he should conclude that
Salem was rapidly raising her standard, and tho't
she was setting an example that would not dis.
grace any of her neighboring owns to follow
The President then appointed Mr. w w Bing-
ham, and Miss Sarah Brown, to prepare ESSAYS
for the next meeting
Mr.. Hoskins made motion, which passed
nnanimouslv that the Teachers of this AsSocia.
tion ender their sincere thanks to Mr., Conattv
for his assistance in making the exercises inter
estng AMI profitable.
MI l. Cass made melton that the minutes of
the meeting he published in the Kenosha papers.
The Association then adjourned until the last
Saturday in March, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Thus closed the first regular Town Teacher $
Asso ration, held in Salem. All who attended,
expressed themSelver as well pleased the exer.
clses having exceeded their most sanguine ex-
pecatiuns:
A. b. DODGE, ALEX. BAILEY,
See President.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-08
Pixies Peak.

From the Rocky Mountain News Feb % I
Both, tie Auraria and Denver bridges 10
Highland are up and being rapidly completed
IL a few days they will be ready for the passage
uf team
For two weeks past there has been an i'm
menSe rush to he Northwou1 mining distric'.
come Twelve niles northwest from Mountains
"a y here are three guchcs Of alinost tabu
lou, 'lchneHS, excclling anyalliag before found
III the counIy
L'tAD" CiTY.---Ihis Young cityat the min
vI"' springs near the northwest foot Of Pixies
Peak, Is rapidly assuming importance. We
earn that over one hutdled houses ara already
up aud many "ther> in course of construction
Fine budding timber aud stone are found in
abundance in the immediate neghborhod. A
aw mill is muck needed
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-08

AN EXCITED CHRIsrIAN.-The editor of the
Christian Banner, a paper of the Baptist persua-
SION published at Fredericksburg, Va. has the
following mild remarks on the late vote of Hon.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS for Mr.. PENNINGTON
as Speaker:
'Tbere is no peaceful locality for a traitor.
Execrated by heaven, seemed by earth, Kissed by
helps deepest damned, with legons of loathing
vpcrs forever gnawing at the fountain of vital
ty, he is sent adIift through Unreasonable space,
continually dashed with a thousand scorpion
thongs, while his awful wailings rend the sir.
my punishment is greater than | can besr.b
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-03-08

EB7 We invite attention 10 the advertisement
Of Mr. John 7 Shepherd in another column
Sumo Of the fnet grapes we have ever seen in
this pant of the wool !, came from Mr.. Shepherd :
garden While there are various varieties Of thi
fruit advertised around the country, aud many
persons are found verIant enough 10 pay enor-
nous prices for til m only to learn by expert.
ncnt that they are worthless in our climate, We
can assure our readers, that by purchasing OF
MIR Shepherd, they will be sure to get such as
are proeed 10 be successful beaIers and that have
stnod lie test nf orr snvern wintrrs