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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
The OLD RELIABLE DRUG STORE
Il GR @ HEN

j. Shisler, takes this metho! of returning
l. his thanks to his friends aud custo.fiers
for the patronage h reto extended to him
aad would inform them that be still CO ntinue
to carry on the Drug Business, at his old stan,
oppo ite the Pierson House wh re he ha, con
stantly on hani DRUGS OF ALL DES GRIP
tt ms, and very article usually found In
well seecird Drug House. He asks contin
nance OF the public patronage, as he viii, b,
care. and atteution to business endcayor to pleas,
all who call upon him
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
KEROSENE E LAMPS

A LARGE assortment ior sale also. a fine
~ assortment Of Paper shades .chimneis. " lex
&c. for sac by T.J. SHISLER.
feb7 62
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
iI.Ih. BERRY &BKOrnER

IRON, STEEL, NAILS. GLASS, AG
tIJJLrJ ~ l. IMLEA ENTS,
SADDLERY, HOUSE
TRAININGS, CAR ENTER TOOLS
CUTLERY & SHELF HAIR
WARE IN ENERAL.
Call and see as. wi sell low for cash
June ,'6I TIE. BERRY & BROTHER,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11
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4 IL A "A n 4 w / IN ii .
DGUM-COArED
NNRESN HAAASs

900, 900
BOTTLES AND BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY
And Thousands OF Lives Saved from Prema-
ture Grave by this latn Discovery
Testimonials of the most unexcep, iouable
cha acter are continually pouring in from eve
ry part of the country, bearing witness To tie
efficac Of thtse remedies.
The following show the number of cases
cured, as certified to by lette 8 and olhe Ger.
iifcates, received f'om all parts of the Union
and itish colonies, from the lst OF January
1855 10 Janu,ry Ist 1856, inclusive.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-07-11

Sung by Col Frazel's regiment on the re-
treat of Wise from Western Virginia, at the
Hawks Nest
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CITY Intelligence.

SCHOOL EXERCISES pos RELn WOUNDED SOLDIERS
The pupils Of Tubby Hook Grammar school, under the
tuteage of Mr. Gillespie Miller, anxious to contribute to-
wards the fund Of the Fort Washington Soldiers Relief As
socaton gave entertainment Thursday evening last
to the residents Of Tubby Hook Tho invitation hsart
y responded to- and the schooroom crowded by the
wealth and respoetabllsy Of the neighborlood Among
those present, and who contributed literally to the
pupis' fund, were ex Sheriff wiet, Messrs. Abraham
Van Ness VIM. Hayes, II. B. Perkins and Joseph H. Good
win. The schoolroom appropriately decorated for
the occasion The exercises consisted OF recitatons,
short dramatic pieces, singing 80 selected account
OF their patriotic sentiments and application 10 the sacri
nces horoism Of the brave wounded soldiers whose
relief was the object Of the entertainment The boys
acquitted themselves In manner most creditabe 10
themselves and TO their able teacher The youngsters
ec, after another took the stand and patriotic
addresses were delivered by Messrs H. b Perkins and
McKeau collection OF $3.50 was made, and promises
Of further liberal make gsA the hearts
ths YousS patriots Vf Tubby HoVk Grammar aohoqL
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PERSONAL Intelligence.

Thuriow Weed returned to Albany Saturday evening
Governor Sprague Of Rhode Island arrived the ST.
Nicholas Hotel yesterday. Hs lott for Washington last
evening.
Captain A. Rsnwick the we'll Chief the Central
Park keepers or police leaves this city Saturday
for England having received ak leave of alb cucc
to enable hn to settle the affairs OF his reccntly
deceased.
The following were among the arrivals at the Metropo
Titan Hotel yesterday Major Buell. and y. T. Cushing
the United states Army /. p. Sanger OF Illinois S. d.
Caldwell. OF Dunkrk ; J. ", Doane, Of Chicago y. G..
Grce OF Boston Captain r N. Harm, OF st. Louis and
W. ID. Rogers, of Philadelphia
General NJ. Mitchell and J. B. Kinsman OF the United
states Army L. d. Trogo, Of Providence H. L. and Dr
Iaat Of California are stopping at the 81 Nicholas Hotel
Captain Neal Shannon of the steamship Africa Captain
Tarnor and wife, OF st. Louis f. A. Richardson, OF New
bern. N. c. f. Cook of Kingston w. O. S.oddard, Of
washington H. X Horton. OF Boston Z. ". Kellogg, Of
Utica King Of Chicago, and T. B,sseil, of Toledo.
arrived at the Astor House yesterday.
Lieutenant Colonel Oscar v Dayton Sixty second New
York volunteers, who. with tho lamented Colonel Rker
raised full regiment Is In town lie has been ia seven
engagements, and was wounded At Malvern Hill
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The Death Of Martin Van Buren,.
LETTER FROM THE MAYOR.


The death Of Martin Van Bursn, or President OF the
United States which took place At Kinderhook Thurs
day Oath inst, event which calls for appropriate
notice and from the chief city OF his native
state His purity OF character. his marked ability
statesman his exalted patriotism and his distinguished
public service which extended nearly half csntu
~ have given his deserved prominence ia the his
tory Of our country.
II Ii proper that the authorities Of this city should
notice the sad event. and express ocay the general
sorrow felt for the loss OF citizen 30 iustrious and
the profound respect entertained for his memory An
effort the Common Council ~ day for this pur
pose failed In consequence OF OF the members Of
that body being absent from tho city on important public
business
therefore direct that Monday the 2Sth inst, tho
day on which the funeral Of the distinguished sxPres
dent will take place, the Tags on all the public buildings
BIO displayed NJ halfmast, and respectfully request
that tho tribute Of respect be paid by masters Of
vessels in port and by the owners Of private buildings
on which days are displayed. -
GEORGE OpDYKE Mayor
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HR, sa,.--In Brooklyn saturday, July 20, after u
lingering illness, GRo W. BRusu, In the 46th year Of his
age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family and also the
New York Boat Builders Association respect.
fully invited attend the funeral the residence OF
his nephew, Geo G. Guhning 1913 Prospect street, on
this Monday afternoon at three O'Clock. His remains
will DO taken TO Greenwood Cemetery for ntermeDt.
BrAcK.--0n Sunday July 81, Miss NANCY BLACK.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, this onday) afternoon
at three O'Clock from tbe residence Of her brother
Mr. s. X. Smith, No. 80 Fifth street.
BRowN.-n brooklyn, on sunday afternoon, July 81
wnnAn NJ. Bsows, aged ~ years, months and
days.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral, from No 222 psgraw
street, on Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock without
further notice
BuLtlse.-ln Brooklyn, ou Sunday, July a. NIL" Buis
LING
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funers from ms h'e .es,
dencs No. l<0 Bolivar street. tuesday morning "ten
| O'Clock. - - -.....
BRyAs--On Sunday, July ~, JAMES Hsssr, Youngest
child Of James and Mary Ann Bryan, assa ~ monsns
Tho relative ard szA
layAed 4 ait0nd ~ gsnsas ffsa Ne Fselaeeee ~
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THE FIRST METROPOLITAN REGIMENT.

We are glad 10 that the First Metropolitan
regiment Colonel q. s. Turnbul being raised under the
auspices or the police force Of this city, recruiting very
-ansly, and s encampsd a. scamp Bowen, Rksr's
Island--namsd after Commissioner Bowen the Police
Commission This regiment will be the nrst 70 receive
the bounty money rendered bshalf OF the State by
Governor Morgan. Checks on the Commercial Bank for
X2b--ono half The State bounty for each enlisted
wars received Saturday night from Albany and hav
tnr been Yesterday endorsed by the men, payments
thsroof will be made at twelve O'Clock TO day.
Nearly tho entire regiment IL now ocered by able and
aocomplisbsd eentlemsn, most Of whom originally be-
Songed 10 the Seventh and seventy st regiments OF our
secular state militia. The newly appointed Adjutant OF
aha Metropolitan First Is George III. Wheaton, avorably
Known from his connection with the Seventh regneGt,
national Guards To those desrous Of cnsting IN nrst
class oy regiment the Metropolitan First presents rare
opportunity. . -. ...x
REGiMENr-EAPIRE BRIGADE.
A mee.,ue. composed OF many gentlemen OF the
Yishtssnth ward Of the, city Of New York, and o
shs officers Of the Third regiment Empire Brigade)
which was formed under Colonel Marstt N. Croft
was held at No. 21o Third avenue on the 2oth o
July last An interesting letter from General Spnoa
and hixh recom sndasons Of Colonel Croft from Lieu
tenant General Winfield Scott Major General George
Mcclellan and Brigadisr General Hail. were read Thes
1ocumsuts will be found In our advertising columns
1 Tho following preamble and resolutions were then pu
h the meeting and unaumousy adapted
Whereas, u has plsessd 0snsralF. b. SphssA 70 rsssn
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War Meeting I'm st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July ~, Is5
large and enthusiastic meeting held last evening
in the Court House encourage ensen,s for the war
The rounda oil the Cour, House completely nod and
large assemblags gathered in tho street in front OF
building
Speeches made by Charles u. Drake, y =. Blair,
s. s. Nelson and othors Ike solutions passed dec;ar
ing that the preservation Of tho Union 70 Louis
interest greater han all other interests that she will
contribute her last dollar necessary to
reinforce tbs armies; that loyalty should havo
no tolerance for treason, and description
OF disloyalty TO tho government of the United States
should bo tolerated by the military authorities that we
demand security traitors and rebel spies by
their removal from our midst. ~.
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rou could not always be prisoner; but II your psope
Ia he guise or citizens, steal into lines aud shoot
down our soldiers from the bush they will receive az
they deserve, no mercy. We wage no war against
psaceabe citizens. women or children though they NAV
entertain Southern sentiments, and but honsra
Die warfare against legitimate combatanOs Wishing
win you, my dear Colonel restoration pOacs uader
the old constitution, with one government and Tag
am, very truly, your obedient servant,
n. H. BROWN,
Brig. Gen. Commanding District Southwest Missouri
Ark. -
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mend to his Excsenoy Gov Morgan Colonel OF the Third
regiment Empire Brigade) Hale Kingsley to superseds the
safCoonel Croft "a gentleman with the highest
tals and whereas the said Croft haa had the said ap
pontment from General Spnoa and has received every
Nducement from him. and given TO understand that
no MOULD be the Colonel OF the Third regiment stated
in hi, leter) and in consideration thereof Colonel Croft
has beNn working faithfully and assiduousy, and has
bear ~ large expense In organizing said regiment,
Therefore,
Resolved That tho name Of Marriott n. Croft be pre-
septed tho Commander int hief Of the State Of New
York and TO the committee Of the sixth Senatorial dis
trict, recommending him for the coouecy the res
ment to be raised in tNis district (the SIXTH.
Further resolved TINT we feel deep interest in this
matter for the interests or our country and feel that
wrong has been comnitte,s In dispacing Marriott ~
Cfolt and therefore eaisestiy desire the proper
authorities to act promptly hs application, feeling
that By 50 doing they viii soon have good and brave
regiment in the field.
Chairman of the CH,nnittee-Jsremah Peck.
Secfda,y--C H. rockingham, late OF Seventh regm ent
and Quartarmaster Fifth New York cavalry, Co. +.
Capt. John H. Dobbs, Capt J. ~ Ackey Capt. John II.
Donney, Capt Peter Do!an, Lieut. Walter Baker, Lieut.
Thos Savage, Vice President of hono.aby discharged
volunteers.
THE FIRST RECRUIT FOR THE IRISH BRIGADE
Lieutenant Egan is entitled to the honor attached TO
procuring tho first recruit for the Irish brigade the same
being entitled to the $40 presented General Meaghcr
for that purpose. His name is Dennis Canf. Lieutenant
Egan positive Of procuring the other four recruits be-
fore sundown to day.
THE FIFTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT coLoSELCY.
The Of the colonel appointed for the Fifth district
regiment is Elias Pcissner.
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The New Militia Law.


Is not generally known That under the requirements
Of tho new Militia law all persons who Claim exemption
from duty must their verified statement OF the
constituting such exemption with the County cork OF tho
county where they reside before tho 18th day Of August
next ensuing, lose the benefit Of such exemption.
Being we'll acquainted with tho requirements OF this
law daily preparing the statements required Of exsp
cn and AZ ind very many persons are IN error as 10
the facts please give this place In your papor and
enighten the public and those who are rsaly exempt
from duty Citizens above the age Of forty bvo years
enrolled an well as those uud0r that ugc. FP.
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NUMBER ENROLLED.
The Spirit OF Boston.
OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE,

BosroS July 26, 1882.
One Of HE Fighting irishmen on Boston Common, &c
For the last week We have had public speaking every
afternoon Boston Common for the purpose of raising
the mon required for the Boston quota. ANY Of
big guns have discharged their grape and CAMS.
ter. Yesterday afternoon really big gun
discharged, and with good effect. Captain Michael
Scanlan Of the Fighting Ninth only Eve inches
in height, brawny, rod whsksred straight arrow
and agile deer. lie is called the "Child of the Reg
men" because he s the largest and best developed
IN it, Wo take this FOR tbs reason, other has
boon assigned. ssBig Nike" rs he Is Familiarity called
bears his honors meekly before him. 1t has twice been
his fortune To bleed for his country. HIS loft is shat
tered. be having received his wound at Gaines Mill June
q and believe he scratched severely before
Mike Is as blunt ard modest as he is herculean,
but could not help speaking whsn called upon.
Captain scanlan said he to return his rcgi
ment, which had been badly cut up In the several days
fighting before Richmond, and he willing, crippled
he was to march then without further preparation
delay, II those around and before him would take their
guns and go in company with him. The emergency de-
mindcd immediate action and should not stand codly
by and have our brsthrcn slaughtered We have beaten
the enemy, and he was sure we could do 1t again. Ii
army of braves had had hity thousand more mon at
Gaines MILL on the 27th OF June, they would have
knocked spots out of thc whole rebel army. Ths south
rons were called good lighters but they With
fifty lrshmcn to back him he could lay hundred
OF them. lie wantod Boston out, they could
end the war II tLe men Of Beacon and Noun. Vernon
streets would enlist under cOuntry's flag, the
chanics and laboring would fall in line with them.
o called on tho lawyers brokers' merchants gent
OF leisure, and all who promenated the streets and
tented themselves With reading the news from the bule
tin boards or the newspapers TO fall in lne and he would
soon havo men enough TO bang every dmnei traitor in
ReDeldoui.
OF the manner In which some OF the public had spoken
the gallant Commander int hof, George r. Mcclellan
does every other soldier who has fought under
him. II any OF you want TO know him (and he Is tho
creates: and best general and Of the con!nen put
OH your equipments and como aud serve under him.
He thought II queer that an lrshman should be found
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FUGITIVE PROM Ngw YoRx-On Thursday, a man WI, /,
enbezzed from his employer In Now York the sum Of
$1,000 10 gold arrived IN this city followed BY the
Of the money, who could the man arrested a.
the offence does not como within che provisions Of the
Ashburton treaty. Tho runaway s therefore enjoying
himself without fear of punishment. Herald
July 20.
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RIarsh's Radical Cure Truss Jnstitute.--
Shoulder Braces snpensoy Bsnaagcs Abdominal support
SIX Elastic Socknga Knee Caps Ankiets 40 Corner
broadway and Ann street, undsr Bsrnum's Museum
female to attend ladies.
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beautiful Complcxion.-Laird's Bloom
Youth Liquid PEARL has equal for preserving
Identifying hs compile zion and skin Ladies' after using
this delightful article will have OF her. All dru ggsts
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Bachelors Hair Dye-the Hest fn the
world harmless and resbs Sold by drug
lists and pertumers svcrywhere Factory 81 Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very Scroula obstinate kIupon OF the Skin
aud old Ulcers No. Diyson street, New York Cy since
iS5l
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Beautiful Com pAcxion.- ha Ions Snow
White Oriental Tan Freck,es xo and IRE.
and beauties tho compeKion For sale by all drug
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Eight Cartcs do visito FOR SI-EquaI to
the best mude.
BALoHs, sss Greenwich street. corner Of Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot Wholesale and retail No Astor House.
The Dye is applied by experienced artists
The New York herald., 1862-07-28
The Number Enrolled and Mustered for
the Rochester Regiment.

rsUCIIUSt6T
Tbs prediction made In this paper the fore part Of the
week that five hundred would be enrolled for tho
new regiment by saturday night o-night has been
than verified. Below will be found the number enrolled
by each captain up to to-day; also the number
tered In each company. 1t must be borne in mind that
some Of those enrolled may not DO mustered In but they
he fevv
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Prizes Cashed in all LegaIixcd Lottc-
rIcs Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
ii Wall street. room No. |, New York.
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Eight Cartes dc Visite for St.-The Rest
in tho city at Woods Gallery 2os Bowery, New York
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Enthusiastic War Meeting at Wood
bury, N. j.

ParLApEIpHA, July 27, 1862
A very large and earnest war meeting was held on
Saturday night at Woodbury., N J. Addresses were
made by ths Rev Mr.. snyder, James N. Scovell, ESD
Captain John Roberts and Samuel J. Bayard, Esq.
resolution instructng the Board Of Freehoders TO
give bounty Of fifty dollars to each recruit passed
unanimously. Many were enlisted on the spot
The New York herald., 1862-07-28

Glorious Hews.-Turtlc by Baynrd, at
No Is Park row, this day. SCOTT BKITTAN.
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Recruiting appears 10 be the order OF tho day. many
young and intelligent mon responding to their
tryS call
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satisfactory he did succeed IN adding any men
bis company. The Fourteenth has twe Dausions u
active service, the Second having arVeG ~ .ne CAM
near iarrson's Landing few days ago. nopou LA
the Third battalion, for which nave aI oauy
been booked will be ready for the be- se
Inc rsgmenta Headquarters at Fort Trumb III, eonn
sEyENTEESm INFANTRY
Recruiting parties for this regiment the hsadqu rters
oil which are at Fort Prebe, Portland harbor Mai. 'e
were detailed for New York and Albany but SO far hav
done very little towards completing the esinen After
SIX weeks recruiting In Albany they have to gyo
up TOT Dad speculation, not recruit having been
obtained.
Inc ol1ees for the general service the old
chatham street and Gear street Iisuteuant Sprole
fouit Infantry s in charge Of the former and Leuen
ant hsGown Seventh infantry, OF the latter The bust
ness done az these rendezvous very tte
IS not expected to increase under circusi
although the authorities very anxious that general
service recruits should come In rapidly ill up the
Old regiments OF isry and infantry which have
pend upon the general service for their ill
vacancies caused by the uncertainties OF war nsach
ments of men enlisted at the country satons-Boston
Philadephia Buffalo and sionay arrive
at the headquarters Governors Island but each
ments are neither so large frequent could be
desired Buffalo rs the only station doing any
worth mentioning fact which may be accounted for by
Its proximity TO Canada and by the preference whcn
some soldiers appear give to the blue Uncle
sam over the rcd coats OF John Ball.
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Twelve Cnrtcs dc Visite for S1.-The
finest quality of work. PERCIvAL. l3o Chatham street.
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Plantation Bittors.-5O cents Cash per
dozen will be paid for all returned Bitter Bottles
Dcy strret. The Immense demand for those biers has
impossible procure sufficient Ia regular
We will feel Obliged to all W no will what they
may have. r. II. DRAKE co.
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w. A. Batcholor's Celebrated EstabIish-
ment Wigs Toupces Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing and
Modsvia Cream for beautfyng hs hair 10 Bond street.
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Omciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy i
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 351-yuv rs. 1862
81, 5, IS. 81. 2. 81, 81, u, 50, l6, Al, 80, 63
kEsrucKr, CLASS 352-July &c. 1852.
L, 2l, 72, Sc, II, 81. Is, 20, 50. 35, So, 4.
Circulars sent froe OF charge BY addressing either
MURRAY. EDDY h CO.,
Covngou Ky or ST. Louis No
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Hcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2 Broadway OF Murray street.
| Xorl
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Omcial Drawings orthe Della ware state
Lotteries.
DELAwAax, ExrsA Glass ea9--July 2S 1852
36, 81, 90, 81 "a, l3, SO. Ia, 81, -, 81, so, A.
DxfAwARx, CLASS 2s7-Juiy 30 l36x
36, As. 20. Ga. 81, "a. 2, 80, 40, 30, ~, "a.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO,
Wilmington. DelaWara
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Spirited Response or New Jersey.

F@HsSs~ ~s0CFOHxso Va w" OeHSUys
The State Of New Jersey Is up and doing. In late
numbers Of this journal we published ample reports
mass meetings held in Newark Jersey City, &c Speos
refereIce made to Jersey CITY, where recruiting
goes bris.y for tho Eleventh and Thirteenth regi
m.nts and the encnuragemsnts offered by the Mayor and
Common Council of $50 bounty to all recruits, besides
$50 from tho government-making $50 in a--are pro
dncing satisfactory results Mayor Romer and Mayor
Van Worst forwarding the views of the President
very ably and are enthusiastic in their work.
Large and conspicuous placards posted up every
public place on banaif OF these two regiments. They
bear the following striking and patriotic headings:
HONOR AND ALL Hail. NEW JERSEY. 6
We dctond the Union by s
THE GLORIOUS vOi.UN IEER. s
The second printed bill says
YOUNG MEN, CONE FORWARD. s
DON'T !
Your country wants your services. s
INITIATE The NOBLE JERSEY BLUES s
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DIR. Schcnck Will be In New York every
M,uday, from IL A. n. 70 ar NJ. His rooms are NJ No
- Bond street.