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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
PROVISION AND GROCERY STORE.
llMaoS BLOCK


The subscriber having permanertly- located
himself in Upper Sandusky, would take this
method of informing the citizens of the village
and vicinity that he has just received his
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
consisting of, in part-Sugar, Tea, Coffee No
asses. Pepper. Starch, Alspice, Ginger, Cheese
Tar, &c.
FRUIT and CONFECTIONERY
Special attention paid to this department and
viii keep constantly on hand. Oranges, Lem
nnts, Figs. and everything that the taste may
crave in this way.
FISH and BACON
White Fish, Cod Fish, Mackere, Dried Her
ring, Sugar and Country Cure hams, Should
and side meat, Dried Beef, Lard, Eggs
Butter, DE.
TINWARE
have Just received a large assortment of sufe
rior Tinware. Consisting IN part of Buck cts
Pans, Basins, Cups, Lamps, measures, etc,
LIGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT /
have large assortment of Coal Oil I.smps
al d have and will continue TO furnish the pro
pie with pure article of Carbon Oil, free from
explosive properties
CRoCKERY and SToNEwARE!
of all descriptions You cannot come amiss by
calling on me if you want something fash;ona-
BILE in this lime
sPECTACLES.
would also say that am prepared to grind
down and set gla ses adapted to all fcohditions
of the eve. Persons afflicted with weak eyes
Near sighteduess, any disease of the eye
which lenders it necessary for them to use
glasses, tan be accommodated by calling on
me.
FANCY ARTICLES and NOTIONS!
comprising a large assortment which is too te
Iiotss TO toeuuraerate
Satisfied that satisfaction can be rendered &
all who call upon me for goods, ask them t.
drop in and take a view before purchasing
elsewhere BhACk
GTButter, Eggs, Chickens, aud all descrip
ioi'i Of sountfy produce taken in exchange TO
actds A BLACK
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
DR.. Nm. Bsxl JRpsS =
DIN IlL REMEDIES:
ARE
THE BEST IN THE WORLD,
in NSURING - g g
Fine Teeth & a Sweet Breath,
AND !
GIU5niiN1dG T03 RIih cIiE & nE5EiALGIA
.UnIllsIdd 70 F089 ERIHIh Gle & aEig5EEllALGIA

70 yba W ish to he blessed ard admired for
- PEAsLY WHITE and SouNb ] EE FL Use
Dr. Vm. b. Hnfd Unrivaied T6otH
Powder, warranted free from acid, alkali az
any injnrious substance. Price, 25 cents per
box. q
GT Btwafe Of the ordinary cheap TostH
Powders. which whItea but destroy. g
Do oyouvish to be certain that you BREATH
is pure, sweet and agreeable. 70 husband, or
= lie, lover or fiiends Use DIR. Hurts
Ceiebrnted Mouth Wash. Price 81 cent?
per bottle. q
his astriugent wash IS also the best remedy
III the world f,f CAsKER, BAp< BREATf, BLEEp-s
INC Gt rs, SoEE MourH, etc. It has cured
hundreds.
Do you or your children suffsr from TOOTH
ACHEf Get DIR. Hurd's Magic Tooth
Ache Drops Pries s cents per bottle.
Are you afiieted with NEURALGIA? Get :
DIR. w. B. Hnrai's NeusaIgisl Plaster The
most effective and delightful remedy known.
They dosnot adhere nor blister. bat sootbes
and charm pain away. Try Them. Price l6
and 81 cents Matted on uceipl Of price.
Do YOU wish complete set Of DENTAL
| Tss IN Get DrsSt b. Hnsd,s Dental S
Treasury, tie ne atest and most valuable pres s
ent that one fitnd can make to another IIice
81 Sentb express on receipt of pi1cr
For sale at all the best stores throng tout the
country. e u
CkUTInNs-As there are dealers tho taEa
advantage of our advertisements to impose up
On there customers inferior pst Tarafions. it is
necessary TO Insist upon having What You calf
for, and yon will ct the BEST, thosorghiy
tested. prepared sansexptr eisceds aud scicnz
tihc Dentist Treasurer of the New York State z
Dentists Association and Y ice President Of the
New York City Dental Society. -
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Best erasiye Soap

toy letters toy watches, rubber combs, fue snd
coarse gen caps. sewing machine oil, coral
beads aud rings geld rings best gold pens aud
holders steel pens and holders. pecils aud shar
pers pencil points, shawl pins of various s6ts
and one thousand and one other. articles 10 nu-
leroaT 10 mention
Watches clicks aud jewrlry repaired AM.
wa. anted to give entire satisfaction
LEO EESQUEREI Y.
In Jey G off, Stand. one d. soulh OIL
th. aii b
U. ssndasks Ar; 1852
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tsnt short time has elapsed since these
great ans good remedies hav been made known
0 the pu i,iic, YET thtusan s have dread, expe
flenced tlieir eooj effects inEaiids given over
), their pays CLAUS as lnSurabie, haye .ound
= lei ANA been yestrr~d to sstutl ard vigorous
h a,th b, 1he,r use The great smofint Of god
he. ne,iic7hcs have. d ne has induced thous
MS 20 rseoarnr. / i Er.tfa to their lends Me-
# IL esrity an pny,i icans have sHucrfone3
,t:.i us s.a Recommended tHem IA tie pnbii
r. 4 Dan It Yon want nor vo,ir Gems, .u:I,,!
NJ II y. hat pw ,ufk ng posots raiotn,4
Ia d q hef nla..at sll1sl ilcts. touch net sue!
,,i.ti.es as C. u ali. tsefn. Ri. rr.en,a those
x..pi.err aid purely vt.e ilhta ,,r, pa -aifons
,,a,se Fun t~.is WIZ ard T. LIS.
If lou iisasr TIE DIS .lei;- 10. 81. a t troubled
Vie. go tiV res-, afp iGls WI.ie and he PI'is
eco. M 10 n, G!rectina- aud yoa- wis get
-
,i, ar. nc,yon, ~ weakly. %. have e,ra
=. =. .,e.t.,-ne. r seu.t.al d. h t;fx tbis
II. ao: pji- y + res u s sn1l IS 1,.itt AID
IT re-
cr i, .nat,ite cofurea slim or nimple,
..n-,t.l.S or t,iotcie, these medicines wili
nurii, the b God a. d radicate ali such 1umors
ii YOU have II ,,aaiT oYsiItution. aud tell
.uar-e.f too oa fn ,our Years take these .xce-
igns med fcin,s and ;hey vii, mviIorate yohr
,.,,:s ]. "t,o,. and 70 tiff, /, for ionger life
If yoa ssr bib lous, wv hch MY be krovn b,
-u+. ;. nptums of dzzii.ess ioss Of appetite,
ow -iuts, fu,red iongue, Gc,) ts ke a good
o.e of Lie Forest Pills, and tney will purg,
.ou the siomach and bos els ali mofLii aud
,,,,o,,s matter. and tb4s ,ftven1 a fit nt sick
-ss and save ,our d,cter,s bi,i III $40 s2O or
e5o
If.ou have the Liver complaint, the Forest
Wine and Pills win cure it. These medicines
VERT A nowerful and most salutary action on
The liver. and have been the means of curing
thousands ef this troublesome disease
PARENFS. there is not. Derl,abs a month N
I'm. v..r that so,,e member ot-yonr family does
no complain headache, Of diztiu,ss, or sick
| ness at the stomach, or have inrred tongues. OF
ome oth-r unfavorable symptoms. These ar,
| tI. foreboIlnys of disorder and sickness q
some kind or other soon follows. for such s1mn
| toms alwms show that bile or ether rnorbio
m,tt.r evis,s IN the sfo-ts:h and bowels ~
that 1be svstem is otherwise disordered Time
! " use of the Forest Wine and Pills will in al
..,sss ~ @ nqavent s;ckness from snch canses an,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
M Hsw VOCAL MUSIC

M EFw voJAI, MUSIC
will BE- true So thee; q penny for yoar thoughts; !;
Little Jenme Dow; and WHY have my loved
Ones Gone, by Stepi,en 9. Foster Shall We
Know Each Other thcre7 by nev, r. Lowry.
Pleasant Words For ALI by ) Roberts. There
sis.a Bsautiful world, by / M Holmes, These
songs wall be very popular. Price 25c each;
naaiiedtroe. Shall we Know Eacl, Other tlrre7
is published in cheap form. for ctoirs and Sun.
day Schools price c each. 25c per dosess So
per 100. Postge Ie. Publish ed By
HORACE WATERS,
may 16 62- tf29. s7l 4Sl Broadway N Y.
CARBON OIL,
( received, Only s59cts per gallon at
TOM SHiSLER'S
&bTeE Drug Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

4 EE those Chat know themselves indebted,
"A BY no,e cr book account TO- D.. W. Byron.
or Byron g. Thonpson, wiN find it to their
advantage to- cali and settle before the 10th
Of October next, Don't Fails
D. w. BYRON.
Upper sandusky, Ju'y 2ftli, 1862.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

inas}nueh IS it facilitates and makes essy that
part of I ousework. SO much dreaded MASKING,
TO The wife who feels her strel 9Th almost ex
haustcd, and who feels every muscle strained
by wrihging the the elo'hes, from which
she is lame for DAYS, this Invention of.
fefs pleasant relief as that part OF washing
can be accomplished With little or no labor.
To the husbsrd who breads washing day as
tns that throws clouds over his home. here is a
machiue that will let sun hine through the
clouds, c ase the storm away, aud make wash
iug day as pleasant as any other Gay in the
wees
# vii make If e wife 10 smile. and the child
eli as pleasant as bright My morning
Cal ana see the machine operate, It is no
Enfnhf,r, Call at my shop on Sandnsky Ave
uue, and ,xau'ine COR yourselves
1ottoses eking business and intestine ut
would say here business that pays aid pa, S
largely This wfinger is one of the things that
rurn MP orce in a century, and belongs net to
eplIen.eral humbugs of the day 1t is perma-
nstt and staple in S character and for lie pur
pose intended it cannot be superseded All Who
see it work say,
tbs JUST THE THING-IT CAN'T BE
BEAT!
1t i so simple, Why was IL not invented be
In short, are there any who want cspiial
pa, ing. pleasant, permanent business, free from
all com iiefitfun4 Here it is! Il is patent, and
consequently you viii have No competition, and
il has combined the three essential elements of
success, Wig: 1t is thing every fsmify needs
1t is Sc cheap eve J family can buy it, and it is
q thing no family Will ever do without. after
having lea red rs advantages Gy PERSONAL ex
perience We ask all TO test it For Themselves II
they isb to become acquainted with IT'S mcr-
its For further pariieuars address
WM QUAINTANCE,
Upper sar dusky, Wyandot Co., o.
mav1S'6ste9 900 --.-ef
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

uQUt RS.
DRAN DIES, Gins, Wines, and Old Rye
j , Whskey, ,for medical purposes, constants,
| ma mass ~ j A MAxHELEe ruEsisf.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
ilos' f.i. s NOTATION,
hnuA pELpt,fA.

% HUI = I. 3 ssat5DIAIIUN3
eflIls pELpt,fA. -
For the feiief Of The sick ahd distress, akiicied
with Vlfulehfc h,d Chtonic diseases aud
Tor the cufe OF diseases of tliE shAaa,
Organs.
Medical as,sicu gifeh gratis by the aeting
Surgeof,s
\ valuabie reports dh 3pt fi.tattofriicba 1T sem.
anal Weakness. AM other diseases OF the Sex
uol Organs, and on The sw Rene ilies enployetl
IN the Eispelssis sAbt to lha afflicted In seal.
ed leitet envelope, ffes oi charge. Two OF
III ee stamp. for postage sll be sseepias,lei
Add ess DR.. =. SKiHfslH tiOGGHrUN
Acting Snfsaai, IL ward Association, No. 2,
south Miath Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
iane27 81 ~ 3d.
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Special Notice.

HAVING sold my entire interest in the new
IL Cash Store, notice is hereby given that
all persons indebted to me either by note or
book account must call and arrange the same
by the list day of Octoer next, or they will
be left in the hands oiDthe proper officers for
collection. W. A. HUBBARD.
Aug LIFT
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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

nARTING's COUGH and CONSUMPTION
IL REMEDY an article that can't be excelled
has just been received at the drug. store Of
Mn32'G2 P.SHlSLER
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RN 4 KEc El-nT C
N. II. HocasrfsIf& shandssiife. Ohio
GEO. SMITH, Wslnat Greek Ohio.
4 f. NJ o. cnLEn, Moua. Eason Ohio
G II fLAs1ki: Co., Grand RsPds, Michigan.
j r.. ToRNAY New Baiiinose, Michigaa.
Nm LEAs, gaif asielph'a Pesnsy yiyania
ORasGF JUN, I'd Am. Asl tarist NJ City
PHfEaDfIpHIA pEsN.
GRnTs With two hssfst's IN youf An5i Eric
sioA Power, we drive your No ! Nj + grndins
is BusBEIs OF C9Rs PEE HotR. and cat a saig.
quantity 81 hay u HE anne me have new
rs seen q po Il ,at w ns ,sis Sc little friction.
md consequently With 80 lite strain upon The
horses w. p COOPER.
supt. l3ih &tl5h siresG Pass R. r. Co. &
Gro. rln, MI. JAR. 20. 1861.
MEssRs BRNSEr BaorpEss aENT.:--i an w.
.ry muchsple ased with The Psws IL Il luas essis
er than any .thev Power in this vicinity; and
with the same horses will do nearly or quit
twics as mrch work. run my thresber a.
/ 500 revolutions p rminute and 2a-incb
cross cnt saw at / 200 lesolutions. sss 49, :
80 Yours. tsuIy. PEER R.gssF BITE
U- On all orders received be9sfe October lst
1862 the frei GIT will BE-: MI paid 81 ehicago Of
any other loiit on Like Michigan " Lake Erie,
GT Liberal discount 10 dealers. Agents
wansed. State, County, and SGop rights foI
sale.
For further inforoia;io ior, send stamp for il,
Iastrated cireatss %
~ am: "a Greene ST., Few 1osk
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IL A l. S-EY IS
E Fl ST WT & & !.
ANDGUM COAIED
70 Sasx NAAASs
The most ExiIaorainary Eiscos cry in
the World.
n - - s - n -

y y 2 . . y . =
BOTTLES AND BOXES SOLD ANNUALLY
And Thousands Of Lives Saved FROM a Prsma.
lure Grave by this late Discovery.
Testimonials of the most u..exctpi ionable
cha acte- are Continually pouring in from eve
ry part of the cenntrs. hearing witness to the
unparalleled etficac of these remedies.
The foiiuSin show the humber of cases
ynred certified to by Letters and othe, Ger
iHcates, received fo,n all parts Of the Union
.ud B itiSn colonies, from the lst of Jasuar,
.s55 ,lanutry Isr lo56 inclHsfye.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
FINE KNIVES.

Of William Gifchiists make. Racers Silver
StoBns aud Buttsr khiFcs, Silver Thimbles,
Port Monies: Purses. Pocket Books aud Ban
.kea's Gases, Spectsbles. Concave peb. Glass
mean sighted t,lasses, nose Glasses, goggles
common glasses, spectacle cases, violins. bows
boxes, and violin bow hair, tail pieces, bridget
pegs, Ragons tion strings, extra eaod guitar
strings. violin aud ACCORDION distractions
Blank music paper aud books and tuning forks
SON.. books Gilt looking glasses. 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

AMERIcAs &syvIss tiaNUFAs ToRY
Having purchased ttt Watch; Clock, and
Jewelry store Of Fl H, Welsh and having adh
ed new stock aud made d.hsr impfotehiehtaj, to
tie establishment. am prepa ed to fufiiisl the
people of Wyandot county, With all articles in
my line, at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
A large variety of Clocks, w atelfea 5ewei.y,
Notions of every description. eantiiiually in
hand which are all new aid of the lateat ST. les
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29
W ashing Made Easy
A Child can do the wringing!!

EYES THIS WAY FOR A MOMENT
hare phrchased the right for wyandot, Mari
L on, Mors ow, and Hardin Counties. to man
ufaciure and sell TsANPHEAR 4 BARRETT IS
VULCANlZED INDIA RUBBER
EL0THgS IIRINGER,
a machine which has been tested, and defes
compet'on. and y hich in ever, case where it
has been used, has given general satisfaction
am now prepared to furnish families with
this
INVENTION OR TIE
AGE,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

SntI hASs md your Pills in my general and hospital
fucct ever 0ncs yosale them, and catlot hesitate To-
thsy asothe best enlhartic employ Their regn-
utnE stton on the ltey is quick and decided conse
4uenty they are an adirnhs remedy for arrangements
0f that organ. Indeed iave seldom found case of
Afios discuss ostnate that 1t did readily yield to
them. fHtyrnaiy yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. d.,
1ku3.i1la H0ssxiJ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

The subscriber having permaneitly- located
himself IN Upper Sandusky, would take this
method of informing the citizens of the village
and vicinity that he has just received his
SPRING STOCK OF GOODS
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

fsoas p. u ~ tsrtps.g Hsss 0ft<ttnss
4uoufes surpass any cathartic wo pesaeess xhcy
,iid but very csctual III their ncon tlio
trentment of disease 81 q II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

Tomb stones, Monuments, Mantle pieces, Table
znd Stand Tops and every other article in their
line manufactured to order and in the most impro.
sed and modern etyles.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-08-29

PIANOS Persons who wish TO buy Piano
Of the best make W Ill be shown how they can
save handsome sum in the purchase, II ,ney
address PIANO care joy, Coe d Co., fuoiish'
ers' gents, lew York P. O.
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THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.'

Duke Pasquier who died recently in Paris
could relate conversations he had with Frederic
the Great OF Prussia and he was personally
acquainted with almost every distinguished
character Of Europe or America from the close
Of the last century to the present time. His
memory was prodg;ous to the very last; and
his memoirs, if published, will prove Of unri-
vailed interest. lie was the last man who
held the Offices of Chancellor Of france and
President Of the Chamber Of Peers He was
even Chevalier du St. Esprit or Knight OF
the Holy Ghost, the old order of TIE Bourbons
before the Revolution. His funeral which
took place at the Madeleine, WIS attended by
prodigiou5 multitude Of men Of all parties. -
Gen Changaroier WIGS there and NJ. Ihiers Is
the side Of many imperialists and State tune
tionaries. There is no man left in France who
formed such link between the present and
the past as the Duke Pas4uier.
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WHAT IS IT?
Why there is
4 GREAT COIMDTIIW
In regard 20

Il Z c HIT, K 4 i Z N 4 r { CO..
TgSHE MEN who are selling every descripticn
l. Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, LAPS UhI
GOODS and CLOTHING, at prices lar lelcw
any dealer in their line. It is hardly necessary
to designate their place OF business, for almc St
every body knows it; but, Tor the benefit OF 8trer-
gers, We will state that they can be found at q
King street, second door 1lCnl Royal street.
Those who patronise them, will lind that their
reputation for cheapness is not undese1veG. i ho.r
stock embraces everything 1hatis wanted ly IL
dies and gentlemen: misses and boys, ana inlnts,
and .h"y operete upon the p1-rtiyle t.]Ay
Il Ni1r5k Slapau:s IS 5ezts7 tne3a .Ncu .Sjtil-
jiug."
It will cost nothing to call and examine tn cir
unrivalled stock Of Boots, shoes, hats, Caps,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods,
Trunks, Valses, &c.
HECHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
jy l6-1m No. az King street.
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In Washincton, On the 24th inst, by Rev.
inc. c. Smith, D. D, Captain WILL u u.
MEW, 81 74tb New YORK Volunteers, 70 Miss
MARY L., daughter Of Josiah Goodrich, esq:
Of Washington.
On the 18th inst, GEORGE L. HENDESON,
to GEORGEANA VIOLET, both OF Alex
andria
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4;sna+ch from Washington in New York

..o,,.ro savs.~''An Illinois roglLnenc, "hlcH
.rro;, here week ago: after marching 10
<}axan3,,ia. and eucampingina low, unhealthy
r,1,cp found Two hundred men upon It's sick
T., n CONSEQUENCE Of sone informally IN It's
,,,,,ster rolls, the Surgeon-General could Mt
J., convinced that the regiment had been mus
1,uoa ;n4o the United States service, although
10 men were here with arms IN their hands,
ond accordingly he refused TO admit them into
10 bocntals. After days exertlon by the
eo,da~s' Relief Committee Of Illinois, and BY
.overal members Of Congress from that State,
ne Colonel commanding the post at Alezan~
dria was prevailed upon TO permit the regl-
u,ant to change its camp to more healthy To-
~o+;on and 10 give it an empty building for
hospital.
! letter from Winchester in the Baltimore
American SAYS" Winchester is situated in
valley c. hollow about a mile ii length, and
f,,n, bs]f to t1ree-quarters in width, surround
Il hv hills, Ectveen the Blue Ridge Noun
7a;n.. about seventeen miles on the east and
the west from those mountains. Along the
t0Ds Of the nortnvesternmozt Of these hills
General Piatv has during the past week con-
s+ruc4el Notifications, about half b mile in
lonstb and nearly mile from the town, and
vii soon be strongly fortified, He has quite
l4ry: fore I'll: several batteries, with mum
Der Of 20 and 40-pouna guns, aud will try to
ho'l thu town at all hazards "
In consequence Of the scenes enacted in and
about the City Hall, in Baltimore on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, there Was nc meet
;ug Ct the members Of the Second Branch Of
the City Council LAST evening. About the
usual time Of meeting Mr. Dean, from the lst
and ID wards, made his appearance, and after
waiting few minutes retired, there being some
Indications Of 4 renewal Of the scenes Is The
lr~ceding evening" and none Of his fellow
members appearing Shortly afterwards Mr.
George, who voted for the $500, 900 ordinance,
appeared, but as no other members were pre-
sent at twenty minutes past i've o clock the
Clerk a2ilurned the Branch until this after
noon Upon the next meeting OF the Second
Branch it is presume that the Councils will
adopt joint resolution a1journing the body
until the lst OF September.
4 severely wouuled Federal officer, who
was in the hospital at Savage Station at the
tine Of the evacuation Of that place, learning
that the sick and wounded must be left be-
hind, concluded that he would not be one Of
the NUMBER and at once started of in the d.
rection Of james river, as nearly as he could
Judge, ana after wandering about for several
days, and travelling as fast as possible in his
exhausted condition, succeeded in reaching
the banks Of the river, and on the seventh day
got on board Of a transport, where he was kind
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IN WASHINGTON, the ooh instant, CATH a
RIVE H., via Ct Iobar. ReE.'iaI..
On Iau.sd&y, the 9th inst, NJ. RICHARD
JONES, in the 18th year Of bis age, one OF the
Oldest and most RESPECTED citizens Of George
town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-25

~n7r~ =, NOTICE.-FOR ALEXANDRIA
E!s=s $500 AND WASHINGTON, D. c.
The steamer LANTER will leave Baltimore,
from her wharf lower end Of Frederick street
dock, every Friday afternoon, ut o'clock, tor
the above named places convincing FRIDAY,
July IS, 1852.
Returning, viii leave Washington every Tues
day morning, at o'clock, auu AleAal4.rla at
g. O clock, 'Janney's wharf, calling at all the
usual landings on the Maryland side OF the Pc-
tomac for passengers and freight. Fer lurthcr
information, apply on board
Freight received up tc @ clock on the day Of
departure. Al way freight must lie plelu.o.
Passage 70 otoInac, 81. Meals eSt1c.
jy 2l-lm GEO. W. WEEAlS Master.
0T~za . WASHINGTON AND ALE,
: zs=zz:=l DRLA.-Thes steamer Young Am,
ic& vii! leave FowIes wharf, Alexandlia, III
and II 4. sg, and !, 3, S and 7 P NJ
Leave the foot OF Eleventh street, Washington
at and 10 a. a., II H., and 2 and 6 2. II,
Fare, Is CENTS
my 26-tf E. 4. RYTHEK, Captain