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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
At BEgRY'S HALL.

There will be Grand Concert Of Vocal
Music, at Boerys' Hall on Friday evening,
July 18th, for the benefit of the Soldiers
Aid Society Of Upper Sandusky. This
concert will oe held under the direction Of
Prof. PHILIPS of Marion, assisted by a
number Of Musical Amateurs, among whom
is that popular bass singer, Mr.. DAVIS.
Let the citizens of Upper Sandusky, by
their presence, manifest their sympathy for
the bravs soldiers, who have fallen, woun
ded,in the sanguinary battle of Gettysburg.
The Hall is now properly seated. Ad-
mission, rs cents. Doors open n o'clock
Concert to begin at o'clock p. NJ,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
FROM THEl23 REGI MENT

FROM THE l23 REGI MENT
We omit much matter prepared fol
this weeks number of the "Pioneer," in
order to make room, for the annexed
letter, from r. N. Mcconnell, giving som'
details of the capture and imprisonmet o
the 1913 Regiment.
1t will prove Of interest to those having
friends in that Regiment.
CAMP PAROLE Annapolis, Md
.... July 9th 1868.
Dean PARENrs.-knowing that you
must be very anxious to know where and
how am, hasten to write to you. l
in company with 1900 otler paroled pris-
oncrS arrived here about an hour ago or
the boat from Richmon. The whole reb
el army attacked Ger little force OF 5000
at Winchester, on the eth OF June, And
| suppose YOU have long since learned
how nearly half OF Us were killed, woun.
ded or taken prisoners. was unlortu-
hsle or rather fortunate enough 10 oe a.
mong the prisoner. was taKen ~ my
post In tue hosPllai al "iheheSter.
Ire hshtlhS commehceu on SATURDAY
the 18th OF fJnne. All that day the 123
10SI ABOUT 10 hliied a"u "ouhueu' II
was "as ""," 'a'd ,", w. "S Sor,r. ~ tn M 600 % ,ha
amhul,rnas hr;ur,n', IN hnvs thatT h.vs
lnown walI with MI Lnds of wnnndsN
f.,aI ssvena sl;'rht n.Ja hr hr,,a's aL al,
arans and n.n;S,.r '''''
e .-~., -,
81, o"r res'"'e'''Se "osp''S! was fap,o'y
n.lsu up. aau We were ''atu a. WORK nail
s''e : N'snt o'''u.ns up "ou"uS' auo COM
'"uhs rs 'ae % suueIefs' ,. ", r
Eha''eS o''ya1u ol oo' =. " 'oulng'
anu al, oop'ar' .. 'ne same ., company were
",' .I ''e Iau'",,.'o' nv, -" .''o w. rom oPPer
'"nuusuy. lhe "o"luS are nov 'a'a!'
y ou' ol O"p'' onsnoetl''heS co. from
Eafy were a'l'eu' oru, eargl' nasom ana
FRANK noo'hsoh' mere were several
"oanueu ou' none very csa'y:,
oh 1''uruNy n,s"' ', A. . cloca we
go' oiaess .,:', '.on' ue' M,IIoy 70 fe'Te TO
'ne 'oF''aca"ons on 'he NIX aDoVe WIN
G,les,er u N.,i' AZ ','a. n'sn' pr' rerr's ie't
y pf, i, "Ill'anis 20 'ahe ., care o. 'ne wounded
III INC noSP''a' ana Inc rVS' o' Us all went
up W 'ne 'o'''
On Sunday morning tho rebels show
ed themselves in small numbers at diff
ierent places, but made no attempt to
take tie fort and wo-ks until about 3
O'Clock in the afternoon. They then
opened on US with s or 10 guns
from two different directions. They rain
ed shell upon us from all these places
until dark with very little effect, killing
one or two and wounding several. 1t
was the frsl time that the most of us had
ever heard such ugly things singing and
bursting over our heads. And l must
say that the the music they make is not
very pleasant. We were pretty safe be
hind our intrenchments. About S O'Clock
in the evening the rebels stormed and
took battery of 6 guns in our OTTER line
of rifle pits. They then turned our own
gums on us but dark comiuy nut an end
to the firing for that day. All this time
our own guns kept up continual roar
and did considerable damage to the enc
my. We slept i the intrenchments that
night thinking of the morrow. At two
in the night an order came from Milroy
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
FOURTH.

The Grover & Baker S. II. Co., manufacture
in addition to their celebrated GROVER &
BAKER STITCH machine, the most perfect
SHUTTLE or LOCK STITCH" machines in
the market, and afford purchasers the opportu-
nifty of selecting, after trial and examination of
both, the one best suited to their wants. Other
Companies manufacture but ONE KIND of ma
chine each, and CANNOT OFFER this opportunity
of selection to their customers.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
THIRD.

Experience proves that there are onlv two
valuable sewing machine stitches-THE GRO-
YER d BAKER SplTCH, and THE SHUT
TIE STITCH, by some called "THE LOOK
STITCH" These stitches have each their Pc
cullar merits aud e:;cellencies. For some pur
poses the one stitch is better adapted, and for
some purposes the other. aud .sleetion should
al ways be made accordingly.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
||g4otal \ S(|istelIaueal'a.

NOTICE TO INvALIDS
DR.. II. P. GATCHELL is at the
"Pierson House," where he may be con-
suited by invalids.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
IMPpTNnT FAcTsF THE pUaL':.
FI-RST.

~ HE Machines manufactured by the Grover
n d Baker Sewing NJ Hachinc Company, have
Ia taken the FIRST PREMIUM at the late
State Fairs held in Few-Yoik. New Jersey,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Mich.
igan, Iowa. Missouri. Kentucky, Tennessee,
Virginia, North Carolina, Alabama, and Cali.
fnrnia
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
SECOND.

The work executed by the Grover {, Baker
Machines has received the FIRST PR REMIUM
at every State Fair in the United States where
it has heen exhibited.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17

E,1rs A pbamphlet contai ning samples
&~>..s.a Of 10th the Grover d Baker Stitch
and Shuttle Stitch III various fabrics, with full
explanations diagrams, and Illustrations, te
enable purchasers to examine. test, and com
pare their relative merits, will be furnished on
request, from our offices throughout the coun-
try. Those who desire machines which do the
BEST WORK, should not fail tos,nd for this pam
phlet and TEST and COMPARE these stitches for
themselves. r'.
Grover & Bakers Sewing Machine Cot
ton will be found superior to any in market. L
is made by the best European manufacturers,
and put on spools of200 or 500 yards express.
ly for the Grover d Baker s. M. Co. In con-
sequence ofextenslve aud timely arrangements
with these manufacturers, VIC are able to sell
this superior Cotton below the prices of other
leading nianufturers.
Grover 4 Bakers Sewing Machine
Twist, long recognized as the BEST in the mar
ket, furnished in any quantities desired at
wholesale Or retail at the lowest mark,t prices.
Aprill7 1853 ly,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
T Fl E PIONE E r.
IS PUBLISHED
griaay Wuruimg,

SECOND STORY OF BEERYs' NFw BLOCK,
atthe low rate of one dollar and fifty cents if
paid IN advance and two dollars if payment
Is delayed six months.
s. M. PETTENGILL 4 co.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York, and State ST.,
Boston,
are our agents for the Pioneer in those cities,
and are authorised to take advertisements and
subscriptions for us at our lowest rates.
nATES OF ADVERTISING.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
FIE7TH

The Grover Il Baker s. N. Ca, are the only
parties who manufacture and sell machines
which both SEW PERFECTLY and EN- BROI
DER.S PERFECTLY.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS u CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
SANDUSKY, DAYTON IL CINCINNATI
EVE NJ E a IN. MD
CHANGE OF TINE.

CHANUE Of IL Mn.
on and after Monday, April 2Ots, 1853
tr aims will run as follows:
PASSENGER TRAINS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
GOING NORTH.

All trains make close connections at Clyde,
with traius OH the @. & T. Road, both East and
West.
1880 H. RICE, Superintendent.
march2l .1y-2l,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand, for its timely
use at the first appearance of Lameness will
effectnally prevent those formidable diseases,
to which all horses are liable, and which rem
der SO many otherwise valuable horses near1t
worthless.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17
THE
GREAT REMEDY.

FOR RHEUMATISM. GOUT NEuRALUiA
LUMBAGO STIFF NECh ~ i,n
SPRAlNS, BkuIohS ~ AM
WOUNDS, rnEnt,ATiG r5uE1 Am
NERVOUS DISURDERS.
To-. ~ ~ wb;.b a {. a speedy and certain
nna na.ar t.;,s This Lmjment N pre-
ren,.us; Nv, h,"n;na a. of Dr s:epheb sweet, Of
ron,sn, P",s" U ,hs fnmon, hons setter, and has
hssh nsea in his nrattice for more than twenty
years VITA 'ne most a''ohhn'ns S0.'
ASIAN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, il is
unriyaled b4 any preparation before the Publicj
of which the most skepticul may be convinced
by single "ia''
This Lin,meht will cure rapidly, Rheu'
matte Disc rder Of every kind, and in thousi
ands of cases where IL has never been known
to ia"'
FOR NEURALGIA, will afford imme
A. ,vol.t ..ss. ~ uEAD-
ltw,,l rei,ese i,os sne wo's IA "a Sarr.nted to
ACi T. IN 'hree ninu''' 'A' 80
do"' - .,r.....
Paunenoe va VI nn t i;l;na remedv Acting directly
unon tho nervous tissues, it strengthens and
and vigor.
ron prrrs as.n ;,tornsj remedv. xa
Gasm that luis ,ne 'nduna uesI Saosn sn eona, Every
uintir nS of tbis distr, ssinp complaint should
oi,p II trial for it will not fail TO aford i'm
aS~t1,1 afert - radical deal cure. ure
II
sometimes extremely malignant and dangerous;
out Hmeiy y appn'A''0n a VI 'A'' D
spRAINs are sometimes very obstinate. and
enlargement Of the joints is liable to . occur \
by this Liniment in two or three days.
RRirists GIFTS WOUNDS, SORES
M CEnC pJ1RNS AND SCAi,DS Weld
eauy st 70 'ne nv.,I;hie T;n;mant whep used ac.
cording to direction. Also. CHILBLAlNS,
FROSTEED FEET, AND INSECT
DR.. stephen Sweet of Cohneticut
tbs Great Natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet. of Connecticut
is known all over the United States.
.
ia the author of "Dr. Sweets 1nfallib,e Lini:
meut."
Cures Rheumatism and never fnils,
TN
DIR. Sweets Infaliibie Liniment
DR.. Sweets 1nfhllible Liniment
Cures Burns and scsids immediately.
Dr.. Swect,s Ihtallible Liniment
Is the best known remedy for Sprains and Brui-
ses.
Dr.. Sweets Infallible IIniment
Cures Headache Immediately and was never
known to fail.
DR.. sweets InfaIlible Liniment
faiis o to cnra ''A'' AVA '''' "AN '''N'A'
~ Cxtys.afse Tnf 11ihlo 1in;SnpufS
AA"',"'o A'"1
Cures Ioothache IN one minute.
~
leaves no scar.
~ D best s"ss remedy for Sore. IN ss sn.r4
"o'AN
Dr. Sweets infalllble Linimeht
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-17

H Blanks of all kinds for sale al
this office.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

rro DR. JOSEPH H. scHENCK
called oa Dr. sehshes Tor relief and viii now state a. near
would come on in .r.sy,%. and amos, TAX: ny
had my w Ss ssa ins
large quantity Of blood just before thee MY
sS~ss sSss an over sssS Would Stop o:.
onS , :a" n s Tps h.a po no
Of blood and matter mixed about week after com:
s The. s ana ana 5 %y %s
nS s. s'd s s ss s me s sfs on both S sides
had 81 dried Th., had s.sT, aIsss.e Other
Pps2ssasn % The % e wSeS % holds Tsse' IKE Seat
ssss sa and s too s much bear not enough '~%; % S
action that my liver was s. isit or ,snse.,sd The, & ,ss
sa hs: 10 nSi n h a sf thai
% DO - - sns s SSa 70 ns
,ha, dull stupid cond,on SO that was liable 70 beed OF
% mo NY any % az ss'
% Nh rssy Ss ne sH x. p .a S.H
TO 1--we myself hope On the nsn seventh day went 70
s .s and ns sss ,s aud ss ss s {.
thee directed and nCw through .he help o. nnd rIos
i"ss pore sfsin Ina, ds heavy iceisS Is s gone.
s S n 'a sss sn ai ssfna h 70 p" en
should be beer known 10 the pabe am for sh purpose
make THIS '.s"''@ No KS ss'tss cssrr, s1sr .rs.,
81 FOOD New foS sss a.da m r. a"s
A. " .gn,l ,hrcs p NJ ne, "Wednesday aud THURSDAY
principal Office - North sisih street., Phad-lphs Al
.ss soss 's.' e .s aS % Ses ne sIp cr or
low sas g The blood 9rrny 'ynr,om- ending %
for advice. bi fof ihorcagh with Resp
sesweed rnis 3 one ao eoius dollars ps,
half dozen. Mandrnse US 70 eu.s per toS There's al
>. "a AZ H' ~ s. caSssb FOX s Barry TS'ia street,
wholesale agent Tor New York..
TBR NEW PARIS RENEDy roa EIrHgR sBx-
il curug in hrceEiays w,ho-, Internal treatment zen,
ie. eya .sniar ps{sssn VII on, esrs.ur e any e., sa
s.sso Y. Pos, Orica
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
AMusEMEHTs.
-

A cADEMY OF MUsIC-THE OPERA.
LAST MIKK BUT ONE OF TIE skison.
wkDME1DAY EVENING, NOV, ~ Ar
TWENTIETH sJBsCRiPfioN kfGHT.
returning his sincere thanks TO his friends and the pub.
nc lor the suppo 40 far bestowed upon his enterprise tho
Sctor OF me Opera begs state that the pose
lively ne last week but Of the operate season Aa
opera, 1
-. - FAUST,
s s :" so ana this great lyric drama Nine nRD0RI
mas no roe ~ proper 10 call attention 10 the fact thAt
auns nis week Secur: the nnal opportunity or hearing
NINE. JOSEPHINE MEDoRI
The Director believes that he viii respond
wishes OF the admirers Of ne unapproachabe lyric trsge
sdenne by announcing her once brilliant
Of lone.
Pstreia'' grand sogs Spsr'' in acts, Of
Or THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII
will accordingly be presented for the last time,
On WEDNESDAY Evening Nov IS, ats o'clock,
with the new and gorgeous mise scene and the gIeek
original cast, including
Nine. JOSEPHINE MEDORI
Nile. HENRIETTA SULZER,
Sig. FRANCISCO MAZZQLENI.
Sig FERNANDO BELLlM,
rt Sig HANNIBAL 1IACBI,
NVNVs
The New York herald., 1863-11-17

SoIoxos nAsT, I BROADWAY
AND INTERIOR DECORATORs.
are receiving IN Store By every steamer \
NEW STYLES LACE CURTAINS
SATINS, BROCArBLS,
CoTELINBs BoRbERED REPS AND DELAINBs,
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. all co ors and siyea
ALSO PIIsHKs hoQuETrEs, LAsrINGs,
and every description OF
AND PAPER HANGINGs
They would call the particular attention o! parties fur.
srocK OF THE ABOVE GOODS
which contains q srge assortment OF
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DFsIGNs
SOLOMON uARr.
19 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
WAN AMBURGH 4 co.'s
MAMMOTH MENA0ERIE.
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
HYATT FROST. MANA0EH
$50 AND Nl BROADWAY,
Between Prince and Spring streets.
v,AMD GRAMD 0rENING,o

AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ. d
Admission 10 AL parts of the house, Is cents
Ss ass H.'f at P1oIi H. Tg:a sS % Per-
VAN AMBURaH Co.. 10 calling attention of the public
20 mus sf%cIoUs 'aS iRSt kLEaAI.r AsD srupExpovs
Sow 70 O.
p Ss pa The s
named premises have been completely rebuilt Ism9dsed
menied 10 adopt them for exhibition Of geological
nGs %Sp q ;ye MAosoEScs
unequaled by any building for geological In the
Known gov TGovERSSRsr II zooISGicAL 70 GARDENS
ar. spen snnSaiy fs TO psssn .seA grand and Ssaasl
full vie" ncE Il E'SF 81 %1sDEn
constructed that from the most remote portions OF the
and sn
sams time view The splendid performances IN the lower
ESofh ESSSofShIsSfoIR I zooLoeIccssLI BUILDING OF THE
York The !s9s a
nnd where nsra lion aud are harmon oss
blended one where history could be studied
IRON ras E eREAr 1f, sTrpY BY Of XsruRAL HISTORY
and psos 81 s S ISn g. 10
;, sss e
= ana e o s % 4 sf .ns q
$ CO. %,'s .Ss Ss
seeing great benehs the community would
an extensive ri IfvisS f1is S'sii.iS sfID SsrxALs
e. p nSs world snd Ts % ss
obtained with instructions procure but the most
beautiful their result Of which has been the coll
lection Of myads Of animals aud birds fresh from their
tive cline and superior TO that have been seen on
this tnent and constituting the only
COMPLETE FIRST CLASS MEHAGERiR
exhibit 70 the ctizcus OF New York.
Sy any ssss :
the beboder Science In deeply indebted 70
THE GREAT VAN AMBURGH HIMSELF
for the rtch enviat!e services he has rendered
Through his extensive knowledge OF the nature aud habits
animals he has been enabled TO place before
American public exhibition Of such superior ex
eeence and great before pesen'ed In
BIOLOGICAL INSTITUTE
The performances.
MoRNIN0, AFTERNOON AND MIGHT,
OF Prof IAngworthy with Lions Tigers. Leopard Pumas
Panthers &c shinR 70 behold Prof. Nash erer
and performs the
ELEPHANT, T1PPO Sab
No Description OF ali the
aud displayed this mracse OF sagaciy
Trek Ponies Mules and Educated Monkeys vii also
'S''-' Positively NO FREE LIST.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
RAILROADe.

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAiNs FOR Az
baay, rrcy the so.lh sns West leave Chambers street
st7 and 10 A. NJ, and si6, aud ~ 90 M and sun
asys at 5s2 r NJ, nom Thrush sresL fcsets may be
procured At any " The o1lces of WEsrCoTTs BxpRHsS
IN New Yorh aud Broohyo and baggage cbsched At the
forse all poBs the read ard 10 ssra,oss syrings
AIBw YORK. HhRLeH AND ALBAsy RAILROAD :
Troy he korth ant wss ss,e T~eby ssh sires, psgct
,OsH svysAlah s-sxswsssA
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
NEW E1RALD TUESDAY NOVEMBER H.
AMUsEmENTs.

NIstoss. ca sAHEpssmoohMEscEs AT avs..,,.,
''.s o5 OF Al q. isss sss.aaHsss sSE ssyS 3, ~
This tryFsS4seS S4Eelsr sSsnist RtEQSssl7 SGs r. 1888
AND IN compliance T pW h gos&sT ass's for '
'GsliHsaS III sss4$ ~ ss1|5 ssH4s2ciak H1ss H
io Dr. sirs' powerful smsric.H TTsssssy Of
supported sy THE GLADIATOR
MAoNIyIcEsr CAST.
x., including
-: 5aI:
=. w,n,v Harvey B. Dcdi.:iis ''a0n-
as SS,SSs t$E sH1 asgsS PVT SE4fshA'4'0A' phi :;
VIII 1l n 1s
rHuhsDAf-IAssBb sbnHs sHsHS E6RRrsH sHn SEH OF
Mr. Whsssy has great pleasure in annonneinsthat no
'a. eass' s sPas' III s4....
Seats may Fl slsEs DAY: Y; r. 1ss 1SSAsos
THIRD WEEK
BR1ILIAsff e nFaAoEnEsr M
-. :, :. Mr.; Mr.. AND MRS; M / y: 1: !. !. FLORENCE. H
n' n'' '0ese''' sEcoR6y issd RySa WEEK 4 ks near"
sHE Flss!gsssa.rr ls BUN
THE GREAT IRISH IsoENDARY DRAMA
n,.s,,, received x13aLrEs s|,l SAvouRsEEr.
"'s''' ''ss'sf SNsobNDsD NSsoSeb ENTHUSIASM
ovERrLowIMno HOUSES,
and Gs sRlssToS 81 Ts SEASON
No drama wi;h ,hs % exception Of the Colleen Bawn has
" rEi sf sisS s4sJkss sf r RHos Ea the
.,..s ;sss:
), .ae]sn.s. .. y. 1..:s :Rs 's.$;s;: S;4s; !,
picturesque and Tie .d 'ssas Ger f' of
-. '''ao" D'iH sssfs;ssS or PICTURE
The 'A'''''si FERENCE o'xooRs;
II: h sas sss. X aS.ss
fran Fioyd Mss ~ A@H%s s.vo, e. n ;. ,on, b.
THRICE MARRIED,
Mrs W. j. FLORENCE
-FOUR CHARACTERS
BsrneS and sons sna
dance the celebrated dance Of Andslusia La seQusda
Eoys OLD BowRRy THEATRE
Second Week Sss SsssR %sss,so ''
the ysrs.f s.M S1sns snS talented Artistic
THE GHOST EVERY NIGHT
Representation OF the Pantomimss:
bis ;RissS sss ssHptS$Hy s$ Us's.'' Troupe
MONDAY and TUESDAY evenings. Nov is and II.
the new and powerful PTejp; e s.sSss interest,"
HISTORY q 81 - Z NIohr,
introducing the Ghost with all Its original effects
ISse iSHs n a. W. ThompsSn r. m
Lilly Dawson ::.......:-.......M Miss Fanny Herring
Chariote Littehaus Miss Denvil
New Medley overtnrs, arranged by A. Tj,e "p'1"' ''
~ THE FOUR LOVERS
bib6o o. - Fox
HntSIne Aassm Xicss Rsplsr Psr
Laurette with Dance) Miss Louisa BrowA
FALSE CoLORs.
Harry Chapman
w ia bRoAbwAy, 81
Opposite st. Nicholas H9el Henry Wood Proprstor &C.
HOUSES sESSfi SSTFREB SEB Sfs#I5S sssHF5S WITH
Monday November woop g as s fsfnss the week.
TER STAR TROOP OF THE woRLD
Hsnsy W.%Sold. Glenn sShrssTd Ts..sr Wood
,,s, .osssos n',,' Ss JOHNNY
our AFRICAN SE SSSsSss asD rITEsl TSE sslnD HUNTERS
Doors open Gsss5 u ;ssi Tickets a
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
UsICAL.


AT HORACE WATERS, tsl BRoApwAy-PIANos
"A, helodeons. Hsrmonums and Musical Instrgmenis oi
w piano.. and are Very ss
%ssr wMan'sd s 19s sys yss sve
o cnsSy 70;
The same aif assortment OF second hand Pianos very
snS .hppeS 'H HORACE %ATERs Agent 81 Brosdws SS'D
A RESPECTABLE LADY WISHES TO. Owe LES
"A sons on the Piano. 70 children preerred terms $40
as Dress shsasId @ ' 8. acss fc., % cics '''' '
A SPLENDID PIANO FoR s2o.-G. 4 n. BARMoRB,
NO s,s Bessssr street, oaer splendid s'sor men. of
ludscs and warranted for five years
A MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVE PA.
~ noior,e Tor sae-A a. sSsa, ,ss TO- cash. has
msn; s5's. % s's pOwes - tone celebrated lily maker
A PROFESSOR OF MUSIC WOULD LIKE TO IN.
Ial q reqsrsa ~ s,esSns. FOR 6"l, Ss.s % iser.
YOUNG LADY VINO HAS SPENT A NUMBER OF
Ss s p.mssr :. o. 5 PSDs . 1ss c os, se Ssos 81 s
lessons. Address d Herad oacs.
cent d.ube round seven ocaye rosewood Piano,ore,
o. n. s.na,s ,s~s o,nn aas Zone ~ rea
eood s,snue, Of Seventh sree,
EoR shLE--A GENuISB rYRoLHsE VIOLIN MADE
nm Asasa' IN nes N rsri.s' order and worth s'oc
}. h sArruEws AGO ~ Broadway. up ssirs
7 EssoNs on THE PIANoFosTB ARE OFFERED ON
msser! 70 sssss .As rssyS'si ~ y rser sdars..
waro,, No Deraa risos Thompson stree, NY
hRs stHt IfiiEiSs a ruOnOUGuLy EXPERT
l epced teshcf of hs fsnocffe from Casse msav,
N prepared ~ ssud ttsir her
dence. lt2 fsst flftsih sussl y Lexington and
Tbbd avs
DiAyorUKrT --roR sALr q n6sswooD ~ ANo.
fotc. q iis ssst sras ast srsute.t design vii
soi half H n afTl iiaisv 1904.
Twentseh STREET rhrl evenue 10 ootaye eie
gan en,ine se carved ess bon frame gran pcton
hpe Stool and Cover. Ac viii 10 sold for fl1 - asp
Can be seen during he dAy Or evening
n,o LET-fs wo>rH NEW SEVEN OCTAVE
overstrnne rosrvo Plano WITH Inc uouldius car,ed
legs Aso ore " ts a. Y. FENtANfS music rontns.
corner OF PftJ fourth street and Esah avenue. open
day and evening
vUoRCEsTER'S HINGED fLATE PlANosoRrEs- -
These Instruments are reeom msnded oy ''o,'schals
Mason hss Morgan Berg fradel and others as posses
sng double the and 1slca Atty ~ pianos ~
corresponding sale made upon The Ordinary usth d
Nar'teons Fourteenth street aud Third avenue.
S,~ NoTs
WANrlD-hy ONE or TBE LARGEST kfIs,oPAL
thHt'ht - "a Baltimore. a vocalist ef sTcrier queih
- s 20 souiee eonsrr-at onal sngns and lrain .heI
,s.U.....s. tadress wllAm tose Rat @sre suees,us
WSsAAe sss sAase SpHAl -.
The New York herald., 1863-11-17
NAVAL PRIZE MuNEY.

49,
NAVAL PRIZE NoNRY-PRIzE MONEY FOR THE
lN ior he following vessels s being collected and aid a.
the Banking and Cole top onloos of WALDEN Will
LARD iH Vol street Broohyn 81 Water street Charles.
town, Macs. aud 7Os south Front street, Philadelphia
Augusta hdger, aurora Alabama, Alhatrcss, Amanda,
bnhio, Bratliers brookyn. blurt, benvne. SshonuG,
william bacon, Cuyler Cumberiand,J y Chambers, Cam
bridge, Connscticit CansndagA Dale De SOTO, Elhan
Alien, Flag. fambesu, Gem Of he scaa Oemsbok. HA
waihs, Iiateras Harriet Lace Huron. i,ase rogois,
jamestown. Keystone STATE, Ksnhvha knshsa acr, kii,a
nnpy L.csa~snns Aosavs: M,sncis s'rnc.o,a S.rss.
New London. Northern Lsht Niagara, Norwich owasco,
ororara fcsahon,a. QUAKER ivy hoenuss hoannose,
mole, sclota, Sea Foam Sam Houston, snsqaehanna. ~
Louis ~ Knapp Saniee. ~ Lawrence ssganore. Tahnma,
rnsdil's. Union yandss wissshiekou. wsbash, Water
witch, wachusegt An
DRizE MOSEy.-PRIzE MONEY NOW READY AT
il the obces Of WALDEN a WILLARD 100 South front
street Phiatepha, % Water street rbarestown, aud c7
york street Brooklyn, for the following prizes Brit
'victs ard stolumbin' fo Srntiseo de- Cuba
''usmyhisn for 'Hasuona,r 'Mssnolsn for 'IfserAs'
VIpIIED STATES pAvY-PRILk MONEY
" Discharged men can apply st ttss ohce lisis 9Th
eCNse seCwu 4 co AksvA Assrts
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