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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

DEERING HALL-Mr. Frank Andres, who
was here some three years since with theat-
rical company, is in our city with the original
Ravel Troupe, and will give their first per-
Torrance this evening. He says we may ex-
pect something excellent in the line of panto-
min
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ccptmre OF a blockade Runner.

NEW YORK, July Is.
The steamer Dudley Buck, from Hilton
Head the 9Th, has arrived. She spoke ON the
10th the L. 5. steamer Margaret and Jessie,
cruising. They reported having captured
blockade runner the day previous, and sent
her 10 Boston.
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TO TEE APFLICTEDf
DIR. w. N. DEMlNG,
Medical Electrician.
No. Al Clapp's Block,
CoREsR OF CoYGRsss AVID Err syprxv.

WOULD respectfully announce 70 The citir.r. a,
w Portland aud vicinity, thst he has permsns,s
that y e have been in topn we have eur.1 $3.50 =. -
tne worst forms OF disease In persons Who have
othef iorms 81 treatment IN vain, and curips ma
uents IN 50 short time that the question IA afsar
asked do they stay curedy To answ er this ouesfs,
We viii say that all that do tay Gu, ed Ne All,
doctor the second time tor nethiuR WIN
Dr. ID. has been Practical Electrician n tx,s...
one years ana 10 also regular graduated phv seis
EeetrIeify Is perfectly adapted 10 chronic diseasss
IN the form Of nervous sick headache: nepr.i~s.
la the head neck extrcmities; ccnsumntion y -
IN the acute stages or where the lungs are NOT rala
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism scrofpl. NJ
Diseases whitesveliings, spinal diseases curyafnrs
OF the spine contracted muscles, distorts lin -
palsy or paralysis, ST. vitas Danee daatnsss starr
nsrng or hesitaney q speech, dyspepsia irdiae~.
every case that can be preeentsd. asthma brr,rh,
st-ictnres Of the chest, and ali forms o. fsnsss
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Destrucfire Eirer.

AUGUSTA, July Is.
destructive fire has been raging on the
line of the railroad between Whitneysvile
and MachiasDort, damaging the road TO the
amount of $1,000, and burning over $1,000
worth of valuable woodland
A great fire is also raging in Cutler, doing
immense damage.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

HEATH's COUNTERFEIT DErEcToR is a
very desirable book to be in the hands Of mer-
chants and accountants. 1t may be had at the
bookstores of Bailey G. Noyes and S. ii. Coles
worthy, and Of Mr.. Heaths agent, who is now
in the city.
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Municipal Oourt,-July l3.

Michael Sisk was complained of for keeping
hog sty too near the public street. The
case was continued to to-day.
The liquors seized a short time since by
Deputy Marshal Merrill, on the premises OF
Rodman Townsend, were declared forfeited
to the city-no person appearing to claim the
same.
Peter Manuel and Michael II. Tighe, were
complained of for larceny OF boat The
charge against the lads was not sustained and
they were discharged.
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The Ne~ hampshire capito, Question.

-. NVNtVhU, ". H. July To,
The House Of Representatives thi. after
noon decided, by 80 majority, to retain the
Capitol at Concord, and expressed prefer
ence for plan No. 2 proposed by Concord.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

IN Monday. july 18th. a 2 CLICK J. M ON ,hs
" psemkes, large, double wooden house Ms
gu iooms. a large briek CT tern the cellar max
ing Two comfor able teDements. A otis 30 eet ont
~ about % iest oack. Also one ana q Balf oty
nv hoished rooms; lot "a feet ,ront by abouf ~
ieet aeep- .aie posiiive--sIsie eieaf-ttrlns cav
Julvl2-dtd
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E.M.PArrEN. AUCrIoNEER. n A1eA..r. -


w lit 90 sold on We nesday, July 2Oth. st half
y, past tseiye clock on the prem ses o. : undi
, iuai Ter art OF iot Land CONTAINING sb M
sa,ee acres, on Munjoy Hill Ia " M OF the % SER
, sso,, bounded q Congress Mountforo ald Mon
go sess, orIl Q, the line Of III Horse hail
We on terms 10 SUIT purchaser. without the least
yHHd 80 ue'ohssf.
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY.
Nes Advertisements To-Day.

Netc Advertisements To-Day.
Auction Sa'es-E NJ. Patten.
Emi grant Association--Special Meeting.
Provost Ma shaPs Notice.
Pantomime Troupe-Deering Hall.
Atlantic and st. Lawrence k. r. Co.-Annual
Meeting
Mouse and Lots for Sale-Rufus Durham
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E. NJ. PArrEN. AUcrIosEER, n "a change :,
Dry Foods, Fancy Good., &c.atAue,o,

IN Saturday, July 10th, at 10 A. NJ an asso,,
- mentof Dry Goods. consisting N larf vi Broad .
cloths, Cas- meres Sattinets. Dress Goods shawIs
iile9s TAB Linen. skirts. Bslmorals. Table 4 M.
!e.y, Letter and Note Paper. sc. Also Rsfrjee-
&c. - ~eaee'
Alsn at lOi O'Clock. second hard riano, 50 yds Oh
SaiPe'' . wing AAehihe. 141td
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Wedding Cards,
LARGE POSTERS.
Hand-Siiis. Shop-biIIs, Program
mes, Circulars,

And plsin printing Of every description. Also,
Rule and Figure cork, executed neatly, and on
terms that cannot fail to satisfy.
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Ese ON and after June l3ththe steamer
s<<gtksszlszk> CAsCO will until further notice
ssTE3c..-<l leave Burnham's wharf, for Peaks
and Cushing's Is auds at and 10 80 a. NJ, and 2
and 80 II N. Returning will leave Gu .hing Island
at $40 and II 10 A. NJ. and IS and Sis T.. NJ.
June 9-dtf
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Acknowledgement.

The Ladies Sanitary Committee gratefully
acknowledge the receipt of the following gen.
erous donation of $4,000, by the hand Of A.
Tyler, Treasurer for the "Little Acorn Fair y
Proceeds of Fair, Tabeaux, and
Promenade Concert, s2,74l.93
ESQ.,, from friends in Cuba, s125sO7
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RnMsInin Cnilern.

TI,HE Annual Examination of candidates for adj
Il mission 10 Bowdon ollege will take p'ae on
Friday the Hf'h day OF August next ats O'Clock lu
he forerooe in the new Medical Hall; and also on
Thursday the twenty -hita day Of Aus ust next In
the same place, and at the same hour
LEONARD WOODS.
Brunswick. July 6, 1854 juh7dtd
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NEN IUhh, July 10.
Communication with Washington by tele-
graph has been re-established. The lines are
now occupied by government business.
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Notice..

FtNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
IL 10 tand Gas Light Company will be held at
iheir office s. Exchange Str ct on wednesday the
20 inst at o'clock T. M for the election OF ofi-
GERS, and TO act upon the Reports of the Directors
aud Treasurer and any other business that may come
bllore Them EDWARD ii. DAVID.
july lS-d3t President.
T-Courier COPY
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

FAITHFUL CoNDUcToR.-T The oldest lin
the Grand Trunk Railway, is Mr.. Thomas o.
Goold, who has been employed in that situa-
ton ever since the first train was run on the
road, July 4lh, 1913. lie is one of the most
courteous and attentive conductors that can
be found any where-always affable and look
ing to the comfort of his passengers. His
long experience on the road has made him
equal to any emergencies that may arise, and
be is always quick in perception and prompt
in action. The Grand Trunk Company look
to their interest in the employment of such
conductors as Mr.. Goold.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. July I'd
Sales for to day were II 900 bales including 600 to
spectators and exporters Market closed hrmer
but. unchanged in prices for most descriptions.
American advancing.
Decentralization.
Provisious-fi firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July ID -Consols
closed at 9ota904 for money.
The Bauk increase ia UuIlion was fl2i CO.,
AMERICAN SECURITlES.-IlnOisC Central rail-
road q a39 dis: Erie Railroad 50a62.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

Per steamship Austraiasian at New York
LIVERPOOL BR EADSTUFFs MARKET, July O.
Flour upward. Wheat lag1d higher: red Winter IS
3i9Ss 81. Corn Cd higher; m xed 29s 3D.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beef
buoyant ana firm. rork quiet. Bacon upward at
Ais I'd Lard quiet ard finn. Tallow steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARkEr-Ashes firm
sugar declined Cd. Coffee steady. Rice active.
Linseed easier.
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From 50. Thomas and Bermuda

sIIALIFAX, n. S., July IS.
Steamer Delta, from St. Thomas, via Der.
muda Sth, has arrived. The blockade run
ners Larry, Celes,ia, Lynx and Atlanta had ar
rived from Wilmington.
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RAxIdniIl EniIasre

FHfHE Annual Meeting of the Oyerseers of Bow.
IL doia College will be held at their Room in the
College Cha el, on Tuesday, the second day of Au.
gust next Mt O'Clock 4. NJ.
A. c. ROBBINS. Sec'y.
Brunswick, July 9th 1854. july7dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

Row.-Two females of the Celtic origin, got
into dispute yesterday at the junction OF
York and Danforth streets. Amazonian No.
/, planted lobster she held in her hard, in
the face of her opponent, giving her counte-
nance more open appearance. The scrim-
mage was going on beautifully when two men
undertook TO interfere. One Of the Amazons
armed herself with the whip OF one of her
male opponents, and drove them both from
the field. The affair attracted considerable
interest among the denizens Of that neighbor-
hood, and large crowd collected in very
short space of time. As we passed along the
heroine of the fight was brandishing her arms
and loudly proclaiming her proves
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14
Dimond's Ouadri,Ie Rand

is now ready to furnish Balls. Cotillon and Pic
Il Nc Parties on the most ,ayora lie terms.
All orders left at Paine's Music store (l63 Middle
street, will receive prompt attention. jyl2dlm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14


-;Os-
Living Giraffe. only one in America;
Great Performing Elephant. TiPpo
Snb. exercised by Frank Nash /,
Black African Ostrich. nine feet high.
). A. Grew Ostrich Zebra Pair OF
white Bear; Pair young Lions /;
California Grizzly Bear. very large /;
Bengal Leopard and fouas, African
Panther. English fallow Deer, Sill
yer Striped Hyena, African Spotted
Hyena. American Panther or Puma /;
Poonah or Hin ioos,an Bsar. only
one in America, African Lion. ASH
attic Lion, Bengal Leopard, Young
Lion years old. brazilian Tiger,
S. A. Jaguar. African Leopard. Roy
al Bengal Tiger. only one IN America;
Burmese or Sacred Cow. lee or Polar
Bear, Rocky Mountain Wild Cat.
Japanese Maskin Swine, African
Gazelle, Virginia Possom. American
Black Bear, Chinese aud Mexican
Dogs, New HOLLAND kangaroo, Afri-
can Crowned Crane, Black Wolf,
Grey Wolf. Egyptian Goose, African
porcupine. very rare; Blue Sand
Hill Crane. White St5rk. very lake,
Black Swan, African Pelican, Span
ish and American Fowls, Silver
Pheasants, Golden Phcasants, Span
ish Maeaws. American Eagle, klpac-
ca Sheep. Cashmere Sheep, White
Lama, Tiger Cat, Red and yellow
Crest Cockatoas. Parrots and Doves :
Monkeys and Dogs. Java Hare and
Guinea Plge, Ant-Ea;er and Coatim-
mands, Bebeon and White Faced
Monkey. Wood Ducks and Carrier
Doves. Long armed Gibbons. Rocky
Mountain Badger, Australian SaciI
Paroquetts, White Rats and Mice.
Widdah Birds, Black Squirrel, Coo
atils. African GIey Parrots, Tamplco
Prrrots. Love Birls, African Kin-
Mack paroquetts, Austrian Rosetta.
Lori Paroqueits. Lori Gr,nda Ring
Parrots, 5. A. Parrots, Chimes Par
oquatts, King and Queen parrois.
Rosa CockatoO, Satin Breast ran,.
quett, European Jays, jlst added mo
Great AUiRALIAN BIRD SHOW.
consisting Of an Immense number Of
Birds OF every variety and Plumage.
Preceding the gorgeOus
procession ON its arrival into
the place of exhibition, mtvI
be seen the COLOSSAL COL
DEN Oh ARI0T containing
Orro Horns CoRSEr BAND.
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4 SPECIAL MEETING o;the Mali e Charitable
N Mechanics, .ssoc,, ito , will be held In the Ii
brary Room on Thursday EVENING July l4,h. at 8
O'Clock, Tor the purpose OF hearing the Report Of
STEPHEN MARSH. see'y.
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Horses, Carriages. Harm. s.es. Ae.
Aa AneIi0n

" Lime tee. u0rses Z trriares m rness A..
July 12-dtd
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% BOUNTY,

MAYORS OFFICE,
July IL, 1854.
GENERAL citizens being DESTROYS OF furnishing
~ repres NATIVE recruits Tor the army. am au.
thorzed b them 10 offer a BE- unity of FIVE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, TO VETERANS or A lens not
s4bjeet to drsf, who may enlist repre- sentative
uts for the term of three years into the of
the Uni'sd States The bounty of $500 inclua,s the
State Bounty, but il in addition 10 any United
Ststes Bountes and will be paid TO the recruit rs
soon as mustered into the niied States service.
Applications for eulstments may be made at this
Office. JACOB MCCLELLAN, Mayor.
iuly l2dlw
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AUCTION SALES.
Ship Mt Auclian.

nv Thursday, July I4ih at IL e,alock al.
- sue now lies AT Franklin Wharf Port AZ d. 10
q ose concern, the ship George = urner. OF Five
Hund ed aud Invent, Tons buii. In 1870 well founS
In chains anchors sails anu rg Vinr-n etaIea =, ~
70 .sr lsez Is and ~ oz.-bge DO ten al fastened
wan copper ana ye wmeial. She l. a tborougb
ouiit ana hes, ily fastened ship. sale po-i i've
JulY6-dtd
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The Portland Daily Press,

rhelargest daily paper east of Boston, and having
larger circulation than all the other dailies in the
city combined. is published at the once in Fox
Block So f-s Erehange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted. al
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Copartner~l.tD.

TUE undersigned have formed a eopartper, hin
under the name OF FsExMAN B. oTHxRs and
nave leased the store iQssrly occupied by Twitchel
Chapplin No 81 mmerc al rect, whe thew
propose 10 carry on the Flour. Tea ard iebscco
business JAMES FIR EMAN,
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-14

Who have cold hanas ana feet. weak stor..h
"a ne ana weak backs; nervous and sick head.rns. >
duziness and swimming in the head, with indises
Ton and constipation Of the bowels; pain An The S
and back: leucorrhea. Tor whifesl: fallinr ~ ~
w9iae with internal cancers; tnmors, polypus. and
al that long train os diseases will fnd In ls~tr-s
ny sure means OF cure. For painful strusfia,
700 proinse menstruation, and al Of those lonr i'm
OF troubles with young ladies' Electricity Il certs;r
speenc anc Will IN short time. restore the sus
= re Aare an kisstro- CHEMICAL zpparurss sa<
extracting Mineral olson frum the system surh !.
Mercury, Antimony, Arsenic, &C. Hupdreds 80
are troubled with sfid joints weak backs ara 49,
ols otnerdtfhcuties, the direct cause Of vhch' n
nine cases out OF ten L the effect of poison ous
can % restored to nstrsl 9Th and viror bv AZ
use Of from i've to eight Rafhs wv ~ 's
9; and to P.M.
Consultation Free. ,v,a,x
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Reception of Gen. TYLER.

BALTIMORE, July I3.
Gen. Tyler was received at headquarters
with great enthusiasm.
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Bowsiosn COLLEGE


FuNHE Annual Meeting Of th- President and Trus-
Il tees of BowdOiu Coll &c will be neld at Banis ter
dall in the College Chapel. on Tuesday END day
OF August next At tsn o'clock In the forenoon.
JOHN ROGERS, Secretary.
brunswick. July g. 1864. jaly7dtd
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$500 Per Annum,

from which ~ I-@ per cent. Is discounted for
ADVANCE PAYMENTS. Semi ahnual and quarterly
SUD criptions pro rets. Less than three months,
sixty cents per month. or 10 cents a week. SINGLE
COPIES CENTS.
II Ncwsdealers supplied at the rate of two and
one-third dollars per hundred.
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COpartnership Notice.
HUE undersigned have this day formed Copart.
IL nership under the name and yle of Fling 4
WhittemoTe, and have taken the store formerly oc-
cepiad by Henry Fling, No. 81, Commercial street.
wneie they intend doing Commission and Whole
sale business, in Teas. Tobacco, w. l Goous, Gro
ecTies and Provisions,
HENRY FLING
STEPHEN WHlrTEM0RE.
Portland July u, 1854. diff
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VAN AMBURCH
Tho original Lion and Tiger Tanner.

The following list was ia
ken from the living Animals
themselves in the Companys
Building, $50 x 54l Broadway
N. Y. on the 22d of March,
and therefore may be eonsid-
cred
4 Correct Lia Of 4niArls
Prof Langworthy's Trained Animals.
African Lios. As.atie Lion, Samid-
ian Lioness, BRAZILIAN Tiger. Bengal
Leopard Senegal Leopard, South A.
meriean Jaguar. performed by him
al each entertain ment.
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Teie9rapiic Communication scifh flashing
ton Resumed.
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Notice.

ME-. WALTER 3 SWAN Is admitted a hartman
AsA In cur tr'n from this date DANA BROS
Boston, July l, 1854. iva sodaw
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By E1ectrtc1tv

The Rheumatic the equity the lame and IN.
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastr.
W OF Ioathi the heated brain Is cooled: The frns
onten Ambs restored, the uDcouth deformisies =
moved fsintness converted to vigor veakne.. ~
strength the blind made to see the deaf 10 hesr ~
youth are obliteraed: the lccsd~nss Of ne.s ~
prevented the esismities Of Old age obvntsd 80
an active circulation maintained. me
The New York herald., 1864-06-26
ocuLIsrs AND AURIsTs.

A sToNIsHtNG IMPROvEMFNTS-MRs DR. w.
"A TON, 0cuIs and Aur,t on french d,pomsey Gate OF
the Apr Hpuse having treated the Eye for eight
past With marked ard spfalng succses guarantees 70 cure
quickly W~sknesses snd Di of are re and ds that
have been found ncurae Of offuc length of
Ing Hopeless Binaness rnred without Ion rsn.
NeArriahtednee Weak Seht In the old young yerfnn
nenuy cured I'm nediaey Also most nyeierat Caiarre
Throat Diseases SO binpe refeTepces Consul usllnls
tween twelve and three Ee s1 ussv ssmbsi) wer,
Thirty feysh srss.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

tt* hU8 eMNa. 0@t 'a s0i ttgN
lH #u U4UW ner#Gt Ht
sn4 #rlae sat l8wHa fatl
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

U,OR sALE-A FINE PLACE FOR A MILKMAN;
about eight acres Of land with house and harms sn-
l.. very convenient to Brookly city Apply to G. C.
WUST, No. Front street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-06-26

LrOR sALB-A BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED HOUSE,
with % OF ground. under cultivation. For par
cuars apply E. Lus Hotel of Harlem lane and
10th street,
The New York herald., 1864-06-26
HOUSES, ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

Doohs wAETED-AN ENTIRE FLOOR FOR you
N gentlemen. thout Board; mus be well furnishes
v1th bathroom attached: erceed SO per
tsoaiion WAverley place and sixteenth
- broadway and mot below Seventh avenue Address
d, Herald offce.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22

8s" Al this sesso of the year Cough
Gods, Hoarsness, and other affections, o
the Throat and Lungs prevail. NADIA MT
Zadock Porter's Curative Balsam is Ger
tain and immediate cue. No tamil,
should be without bottle in the house
Ii is only s5 cents, and will be found
worth as many dollars for the cure o
.he above complaints. It's for sale b!
all Druggists, at IS and 80 cents re
buttle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
Change in the Schiol Law.

An inpor,ant change in the schoo
Law has recently been made by the Leg.
slature. in relation to applicants for Teach
ers' certificates, Of which all vii!
do we'll 10 take notice. Hereafter, eacl
male applicant, before the examination is
entered upon, will be required to pay t,
the examiners fee of 40 cents, and eacI
rmale applicant 35 cents. The Board
% Examiners is required to pay the money
thus Obtained, into the County Treasury
A. iund Tor the support OF Teachers In.
stlutcs.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
vrsnosr sus.p.-ws direct .,t.ntiol

EVERnosr SHsEP.-We direct attentiol
t7 the advertisement, Of Hon. s. MYERS
Of Blcyr rs, O.aio, published elsew here in
THs UsloS, today. Mr.. Myers is man
Of enterprise and deserves great praise for
the i1tsrest lie has taken in the improve
m,nt Of stock is this section OF county -
He has spared neither pains nor expense
10 secure the best and the Agricultural
community hereabouts are truly sincere in
thair s1lniration Of bis efforts and success.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22

Of the creek Z"
r said NJ, "What is the dis.
ease ?"
"Nigger on the BRAIN" replied Mr. s
"Wel," said Nj, "that is mere
triflis compared with the maIaday off the
other sde,"
Indeed !" exclaimed S., and pray
what can that be ?"
"rrailor AZ the heart !" retorted NJ.
The hit was paIpable, and the conyer-
sa ion "took turn"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
rM.A SUPERIOR fEN

g%"A SUPERIOR REMEDY. We can con.
sciously recommend to those suffering FROM u
distressing cough, DR.. Strlckland's Mtliiiaou.
Cough Balsam. 1t give relief almost snstanta-
neousIy, and is wthal not disagreeabe to the
taste. There is no doubt but the Mellhuous
Cough Balsam is one of the best preparations in
use, and is all that its proprietor CLAIMS ior it
We have tried it during the past week. and
found relief from most distressing Cough 1t
is prepared by DR.. Strickland, No. q East Fourth
Street, Cinhinnat, Ohio, and for sale by Drug,
gists, at 50 cents per bottle.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
New Groceries,,

New Groceries.
We have neglected to notice the i'm
portant TACT, that our old friend James &.
Kober,s has purchased the Grocery Store
formerly occupied by James Cubertson
Sen, and is now engaged IN supplying
the 'milhou,' who rush to his counter
with Groceries The institution is mann
ed by that good genteel clever gentle,
man, James, brother. II you want good
Groceries, don't ai to call at the old
stand.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-04-22
'RamoYed.

Removed.
Y Our clever and enterprising Jeweler.
John Pausch, has removed his store TO
the room formerly used as Bank, and
has opened out a large and extensive
stock Of Watches clocks. and jewelry ol
MI kinds. which be is offering at the low
sestprices. Don't forget to give Johnny"
aiesli, and examine his 6ne stock of Jew :
slry.