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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30

UPPER SANDUSKY TO MARSEILLES.
Arssst Upper ssndusky, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat-
urdsy alta O'Clock, NJ Leave day at O'Clock, Ps
r. kts III ~ rlnlaA. W, .H-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30

ssaS y RAft ROAD NAIL. t.s IA.
selss Hs., rrH's,t.ssA.x' esins East, arrive at
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-09-30

Bear in mind that gnarautee my Drops to
cure Suppression of the Msnses, from wbats
ever cause, though care should be taken to d.
certain if pregnancy bc the cause, as thess
Drops would be to produce miscarriagsss
if taken whilst in that situation, and al l,aro
cautioned against using the o, as | wish itds-
tinctly understood that do not hold myself re.
sponsible when used under such ciroumatsn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-18

Ply per Ann
p. n -tol. Gosrrner. offscs, tate House.
~ den carnef 81 nsrkst and Illinois sis $500
~ n holloway. Colonel and Private seefetsry
a. G.xsrnor. Onos. state House: resides
viii cevsrner Mersoa.. ......... a.os4
y n Terrell. Major and Military SECRETARY
tslsesernor. OfEcs. stare HOUSE. residences
Love's Bls.ck. ohio stre~t- 7,izs
~ Schiafer, aiof - Regiment. Indiana
VOLUNTEERS. 4. u. Z. 70 Governor. Offcs.
sac sea-ss boards at Palmer Hou-.-...-- tl4
IA. Sobl~. Adiufsnt General % Indiana.
0ffrs state House: bosris al Rates House.
500 FROM tbe STATE and s16s4 pay Of Col
ousl =. fo4
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-18

Morn. The regimental numbers Of the
iment; 2d Cavalry 4lst Regiment 81 Cav.
5th Cavalry, 9th Regimen 9th Cavalry,
Cavalry. 39th Regiment.
Company c. 4th Cavalry, Capt. Andrew
dress New Orleans. La.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-02-18

mentioned with the Department
tHeadQ which
to
will
LAZ NOBLE
General.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
O, The above rortv yee,e, but len vsrs on the Uni

or the above forty vessels but ten were OF the United
States, M unusually small number, bowever-stna or
than has been Tor two months since tho war began.
Great delay Is experienced by American shipe, ow
ing TO the scarcity OF seamen. Wages $50 month
and three mouths advance 10 always demanded.
have given you all that II worth reT eating On
the street have rumors every day thst arc very
startling reminding OF those that used TO circulate IN
Washington city during the first part OF the war; but,
being told sta2er at that business know exactly
how much believe OF what hear told being "posl.
lively trusu hook for soon--that is, snuu the
battle not very far oG-but think, unless tbe toiedo
boat opens the ball that Spanard viii mako the siack
draw the FIRST blood and be ALLOW ed the ft kDockdown
In Lima they having a. good time as war was not
thought Of Ihe ladies' old middle aged and young are,
they always have been and will be while Lima exists
given 20 flirting and intrigue Ineir lovely faces, AID
eyes that mako fellows heart go hrtteng rgether
With The prettst feet 10 the world sre stu used 10 sd.
vantage They know their power, ard let be war hnd
oloodshcd, or pcsCe and plenty, they viii ,et %
der stood that the women Of Lima s coo uo she sorher
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
THE NORTHERN DlpARinssK.
Seaeral Heoker's rirse Order.
SssssAL osDsss--Ho. VI NA


In conformity With speo,.i orc.rs No aaa a. ~
saDss ce, sSpssmees e. isex. shs uadsrssBsS ~
.umss commsnd Of The Northern DsSArtmsst ssO1sUS
sno oetssd nicsxsa ohss, indiana aod niissse a.
osng tne most oongsuisns and csstrsI 0cmt ~
INC cespsco OF ousioess shs de arsment hesSdusytS
W. Dc removed TO thsf city ou the inst ~ promos
uuformity svganiznG, the departneoI 10 sssd,y1s1
tsto sess dsssscss, sach ssals forming ose dstrst ~
eesequsrters x tue district a Michigan w bs AZ n
Get asd shss of OAR - Cosnbus. Omosrs or sutabis
vask VIII - assigned 10 these ands ss soon -
practicsbie Until such en inertia are made tbe ON
cal duties a The lssscts w be transacted a. he .t
FORE The districts of Indiana aul uinors viii reas
undsr their pronsnt cOnmsndsrs.
he Com nso1ing GeOers requires sosssy, earnestnsss
ana nde hv In tne perfsr0snce of dsy the part Of
every ofhcer and soldier the department tbs truss
snd responsibility rsDOsed each and all will be oarse
Iuy and fully extsudef. No will consider tns day
~ ended unt the dntsss evtsgs discharged
eommanders OF districts wD sDMormiy hold their roopS
fsaalnsss for service regards instructions.
at al hours notice. 49, n
Inc uim 81 digencs and ,lgor esjoaed on the
o. oulcois a on whom ,be drafting progress he's
asvc.veo ana aso upon the orcerp engaged in OrwrA
sng the men 10 tho hoid Tho rein oressnest
our Mm os nscesshy 70 tho fu reazatIoo o. N
nopes ana expectations o. the patton Ocers entrusted
with the safe keep oi the prisoners in tins dspastunsht
VIII exercise uuce"sipg vigilance the psrfor sAos a
sheir duties Those having the depsrtms 81 pubk
property IN charge will look sell thor protection
JOSEPH HOOKER, MAJOR General or volanteosa
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Obituary.

Fx Governor Rsuszs w0op, o. ohic, dicd 81 Rockpors
in that State on the ns aged seventy lhres years
Governor Wood rom bs,city 10 the rear 1871 70
Cleveland ~hcrs hc entered upon the practice q zoe
law. Iu 1870 he appointed siprsne Ju1se q 'ne
stats of Onto, ard 10 ss was elected Goyerno' ~ ~
,.,,o.,,,c oa,t, IN lfarch 1870 Inc nov Constitution
vent nu operation which vacated hts once Wv ~ va
re elected ~ large ma ority " the iai 81 ~. "
1854 na was sppcuted United states cnsu t9 NNpetl
whsfe he served Tor eighteen months whVu ~ 80
ara s,ws home. alter bs rctaru ffon VALPARAISO =
took 20 eclive rafl 70 positits Go.
Ms Dos pGrr. lsfv VEL snnFn - - "o'-'
.ofl5. aled Il Claci4dall 60 ga lst 'ast
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Ezf..--.--,-.l-..,..s..-ss--.--,1.-;, -,


CArrrRK oY GANo OF INDIANA GuHRutAs AM TfrrH oF
rHx LAKE ERIE PIRlEe.-0ur readers VIII rccoleot the
recent attack gang Of laborers the Ohio and Mis-
sssippi Railroad with the design Of robbng the
car and the underpg or several depos and stores
along the line Of the above named road In Southern Ia
diana, Satisfied that there organized gang Of
desperadoes work, the directors OF the Ohio and Mis-
ssspp Railroad entrusted the task Of ferreng the
villains to the we'll known Jesse worley, OF this city who
executed bis mission with much success. .e sequel
viii show On Friday aat ass'e;cd by oncer W. =
Heuxe Of Sullivan sulyss county, Indians, he arrested
10 the vilI!ty q ;he last named place. sixteen OF the
band who attacked the train. One OF them was
killed In attempting TO escape the hands OF the law,
while the others were safey lodged In jail:
They are all residents OF the neighborhood OF
Sullivan with the execution Of their leader, one Captain
yandyke formerly connected with John Morgan. lie is
also In custody Large amounts OF stolen goods have
Been found In their possessop and OF their guilt there
Ia no doubt each 10 desrous OF turning states evi.
dence against his accompces Toe capture OF these
freebooters led TO important arrests Wbile
In sullivan on Saturday Mr.. Worley observed three
suspicious characters whom he AT had arrested aud
searched. From papers found on their persons ap.
peared that they officers 10 the rebel amy-a
Captain Clay Wilson, Of Tennessee and two leutenants,
named Murray Damon The papers also showed that
tney were connected with the late praiicai demonstra
ton on Lake Erie and that they were plotting the burn
Irg OF government arsenals and other public bnildngs
Among their effects recipes for making creek are
aud quantity OF the chemicals which enter into us COM
position They lodged In jail and the authorities as
Indianapolis notified Of the facss-CsnciSHdh Gdfste,
n.I 4
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Tre shootiag OF Charles miller.
TO THE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.

NEw YoHK, Oct s. 1864
70 your notice OF the shooting array In Wednesdays
Herald you call me bounty jumper which Is not
So as have never bcen guilty Of 20 meaa an act
Al the breaking out OF the rebellion enlisted wiis
the Eleventh New York Volunteers, from which reg.
nent was honorably discharged, siuce winch time |
have never offered myself as either volunteer Or sub
stitute. ChAhES hhdLN
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
r,pY, CaItnaar--Thls Day

,s..-.. r,g~Vtf Part Court opene ~
.,,ss arioel n H. Ncs. z2bs 2ssTi zsse, 2sal, las
sa,7. aSss. ss,i, 1853, 80, ssst, aIi, &Is 2SaS.
- -oaSi - V Nos 2llg, 2ls& 2lt5, 2kfs, 2l5O,
siss eist 2tsg qi5s 9is0 2ls9 2l74 2ltA hi6, 2lIs
3is6 slsl, gipe 2ie2 aiet, ftrs a-b Daane srse.
.as- if55 1884, ss3, b2a lsos i0to i296 ic9l, olV,
isfT 6i3, lGsg, 1fsss 1891, tS0a, lt9l.
's1erelon torsr-faiAN Txsm.-iart l.-dGoarned w
ti ncudGy usxs, psrs 2--N0e 36s2 9ssS $3.50, Sass'
$500 ssg7 ssf ssos 7ss2 $500 5eos s9os, sSoe ssos
coxvos P;.rls covnr--TrAr ThRx Par, -Not, ses
s15 56s 2lS bat Goa cas- esT, ees, 90, sos soS es
6Ss sSe Part MIA sgo, ESQ Coo, cal, SEE, 5tt ~
eaa ssi ,e5s sss, OIL, a7V, 5lb, So
coUEE o. AFPglLs. -.
Court % Aprs,s s,lsudar oI sr;ay 9c.go' 90 10 Ia
E5s 1876 ls5 1871 iss, lss 20, lgl, ks-i As~s s = y
sL pgassgeG eslsA~2l& 49, aA IVA
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Fr1 Heat.--Jmmy Lynch was tho fsvorite AZ ons hun
dred 70 iorty Soou starting the broke up,
the gelding led around the up four lengths ~
the quarter pole he two lengths ahead h forty o0
seconds. On the bscksretch marc shut W the dsx
light between them, but 10 the effort broke up and
Lynch passed the half mile pole length aod half "
froat, 10 12l. On the owor the again cos.s
the gap, but BY another break again rear 81.
rallied third time nicely. went up and Lyp.i
70 break, and passed the three quarter pole halt
broke mp badly, when Lynch getting great sdgsntAxs
by her mishap, came home winner by three iengtos
Time, 243
Second Hed.-Ths betting was now even, the mare
having the greater number OF hackers Lynch took
lead, and was length In front to The qusrter e
forty one seconds but before he got the hal mjs
pole he broke up and the led him past posL
two lopghs Time, Al She kept the gap op 20 tos
end, winning by two lengths, In 240
THIRD Heat-Ooe hundred 70 fifteen wsgored ns
the mare They had an start. nut the mare wenr
In front tho turn and led TO the quarter pole lsng
and and half. In forty one seconds Down the bscs
pole lengths In front. In I2I No change position
tooK place 10 the end although both Of tham broke
on the homestrstch, and tho msrs oy two eagtus
FssrfA Heat-Doliars 70 dimes on Lady rompkins Tss
hrBt half mile or this heat very closely con estes
but after that Lynch dropped his bottom and sped NM
trotted Ia forty seconds the half In a. and u.
heat In 248. Nsa
To day. at ths Union Course purse and strike viii ss
rotted for BY General Cardinal and Walkers bay oo
HoBoKKN RAcRs Il
Tho postponed meeting Of the Hudson Agricultural -
oisty win bs resumed TO day. Three races will b
viz:-a mile and half dash with seven entries, wv
mile heat race with four eutres, and handicap raos
mile heats. for which there are I've entries.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

An Admirable Coounarum why u
PnALoN's NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS like psssseH
from the Fourth Book VI MoseS Because IL u an sx1rsA
that the people look for 10 ''Numbers'
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
- q ,s,,l q. ~. ll,.a n 800 4 .,.r.

~ a a,,l ss..A,g NJ M fprs,n ~;
ucts, ~ q s-y sopit ,Aa IL n ~ th.a thaI Is only
On ~ -ta tss as'ass " govers gs1ersiiy.
" wass s>.'xh ssi I'D st 20 svsn a. tns
ony ~ the Suset -stss csnsns 1st bT ~ stnos Tor
eie" reressutsiiv@s 80 tAusms "a As,n al fres
ports snd ~i remsin ~, isa Srsss .aomb. lns
cont sfy nc'wshsirndiLg
F'esidset sssls Ca1s, 10 tie 22d inSt Issxued his
I"su o. az fTe-d1st t.a
,s oA AT 90 ~ his expired fhe Prssideus
r"ue. .ohs wrs card uror IA the r1sns N 0f-
no ot peclued t"nHelpan.y the stale az Panama 10
TO ~ ~ hput freSiceps MN
Eucss Ssu or ennl ters tits hDca ny are new or
tns asx"us bench coccerpinS ire pvsssdentai
o~etho. lNcU them at least Anuthov
term ons OF ~nom fa consuste snout fftv H,ses
on s'm the thor nptbs te DO blt sga b,r aame-ihas
e whee ne can be ound ~ slsn a. have osaoi t6sI
o'in tnese wo tnies, snu!d Mcclellan be secsed, Wilt
discover that tho have a. Snys beru friends and Cd
w er, -ao solicit Faapa etment, they capats q
any thing. ra
sIscsLuANKors NEWS. "a
The sesniship ensts R'cs 'roa New York she 18th
inst with the taiornl maiis and three hundred aud
atty pA-ssoeets, arrvea nj Aspn~a .be morning of
the <2a pasean gees mails crossed tho
ernocn, embar rxed IN board tho tou
ara sailed lhe next aay At noon for San Francisco Sal,
The United ssafes IT amer wateree. comGauder X.
Murray saied On the loth Tor can Francisco via Acs
pLiIp- 80 fr.e MsG se
The United States slsam soop OF NarrAyansst com
maadsr Weed worth, rom Acrpuiee, hse tue
A'h spo With the soop o~& = Asrys. remains IN
Z The slssuphip sacrsmsnto, Captain Bradbury from
San hsco on the 18th inst has arrived she brings
the too~i,s sl~rie =
For Enkand ees3 6S2 -
TUT new foSk..,..,........ ............ lso.'o2 ~
Total -. ,as4 ss
day and eavs 4spn all this evening the steamship
Costa Eica
No Asa'can pews later than you wifi have received.
ssI "a Omy Ga aiiao Cor !. a. mn N veuca
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

ne steamship Costa Rioa, Captain Tnkepaugn arrived
- this pert yesterday Asp,n wa she left
ths 26h uiI BY this arrival and mport
lnlsgsncs from al parts Of the Pacific Of America,
SAsscaIsriy ina, respecting the Spanish Peruvian III.
ouisy. al sf which viii be found fully detailed the
tpttsrs Of esr correspondents At CaAo and Panama
The following the specie list OF the Costa Rica
Order SOL Strauss Bro.& Co.'S $40
Z Eewsae q Co.. 1900 j. B. Newton 4 Go 20 900
y. II. C0S hill. ..... 400 Wells Fargo n Co.. o., 800
a. Cohn o. ..... so 800
A. Rich b Bxo..... $40 Total ......... $l96 ,752
?urssr GIBBS OF the Costa Rics. has than Ks for
CHE propl delivery OF correspondence and late papers,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Carriages at Baruaihs.-OS Wednss
day Oct and thereafter At the Palace Garden Foarssn
street sixth will be exhibition odcr,<
for sale, Brothcrs I'm stock Of Carrate
racing the mos fashionable s es "a w. fro
the Coach through all the varieties o. Park Cafss
70 the nShess frong Wagon Tha, portion ~ TIE s..et
damaged FIR. will be sold Al sresliv redoe~t
prices and their stock proportonse ey reduced y ~
gold standard Their temporary wareroomH ara es2SAN
community.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Legal Documents In Spantsn
Cuba P0-o REQ south Amsrtrs and svsin ssrsfa pyt
,ar.d ~ CAMACHo, 2th Sroadway. Trsas4 n.sds
rom ths sransh freuch aud E1glsn ansssses hsss<~
sncea-Msiusua, Phelps co.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Cure Your Coughs -
WITH GREENFIHLDe C0u0H CANDY,
DEPOT CD BARCLAY sfhEAI.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Iedfes' rrnceiets--Scw stvkss-Tv-@r
dollars each for s.s by .. {, ALLEN, as psoaavss.
one door below Cana street
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Gsnfn, Halter and Furrfer, 5I3 Broad
way Fall styles ~ reduced prices.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Any Person stopping at 40 ChashaA
square instantly from HeadsoAe, Toohache Or No.
rsiga grats Prove H. Csc wOLC0rTs Instant Pals
ANA hilatos. Cures CatArrh. Sold everywhere.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Royal Havana LOTTERY
rs per can't prom,um IN p., prises Information furui
Cd The highest paid fer Doubiooas Asa ~ 9lnas
Gold and silver TAILOR Co. Bankers, 10 Wan 81
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Campaign Badges. Medais ard PINS
for Mcclellan Lincoln The trade supplied cheap.
G. W. THoRNR, Manufacturer, 81 Nasssn st., ~ 4
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Army or Camp Knfves.-Sutlers anA
the trade supplied facturers prees by J. f. HAL
SET CO., IS Beekman street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Geld Belt Buckies-sis, seven. Etghef
ten twelve fifteen thirty dollars each For sale W q.
ALLEN, as Broadway, one door belos csnsl street
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

EecHiaces rOr nIsses-T,~e, Three fly
ttt ~ 6esn % thlrty dollars es1h. For sale ~ a. G
ehliIIEs g5 groei1sy, sue door SeoA cansl ssrsss
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
The Turf.

The Turf.
FASHION onURsE, l.. i,-rDorTIHS.
wspruspAr, October 6.-Ma,cn $780, mile heats. bes
three 10 nvs, II harness
J. Loveu named b. N Lady rompkins. ....2 i
ID. Phfer named b. e. immy LyLch. ,.........I
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Coxouefs, Epuussfs.
rHs RIOT ANp SHOOTING arYaiY N FIRST AVE
NUR-DEAIH OF THE VICTIM.

rup afor kNp suoorIra ARRAY IN rIEsT AVE-.
HUR-DElIH OF THE VICTIM.
Michael Mcclure, the young who shct - the
corner ofFst snd Thirty fret street 90 Tuesday
evening by pistol In the hands of cfcer Raj e No
Twenty ersi precinct, died yesterday In Bellevue Hosr
tn ron The elects or the injuries received Adnsuhy
having occurred Sswoen deceased and his tsther iha
police called 70 suppress H. and 10 dong = oUcer
Crawford Was locked IN room snd ierribv oeatsn "
pumNr of rictots men and women, Who used cubH ata
othsr weapous. Word being sent 20 the station ho9s
Captain Busack and several officers FASTENED 70 tue st,
and ocer hsll making no Effort y arrest yohAg
NcCnire the latter behind c0untsr aud draNlpg
psgo pointed II At Hs 10 ustaut the onicor pelt
revolver from his pocket and discharged it the tn@t
taking effect 10 McGuirss light side, passed through ns
bowels md odsed under The sku on the rght SIDE Ire
injuries ~ once pronounced mortal BAT y vas hps
thought that death would sBgue 80 sTeediy toreher
Rsnrey uotifed q Mcuuirss DEATH snd VII h0a an
inquest tue body to-day, Dscsssed wee twenty ~ -
years of aee, ard nstvo OF ireland n reafing ths
occur ance Inspector Carpenter Cspt hnrdk SAYS
hMrG0lfe W ~ the notorious leaders ~ she UuIaer
dUs ganss which lufes thg rrtcnes, end taH of been
known 20 the police = desperate meu' NhIe sndea'
voriug que the disturbance and dsrefee tne rotee
cdicef Crawford VAS badly beaten ano DAD hn hVss
badly trox en-,
rue P0rlfo csor MAiv. I'VE bays tnus lar etcapea
the heavy lr0sts whch incident - TIE in uaon ~
September The result e thai Maize 70 nave ths
largest potato crop she has bed ior meny yeatr Aes
potatoes we're late plan sd bsd come Forward soNy
and frost esry IN september would have Destroyer th
srop 10 half srowu condition Asa isi cur n mr VsNs
Bile crop wlu os very large. Arnosi a. tf- eFos ~
come 70 maturity ults ~ AYssAte sela -hf1s"' 49,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

For the Hair and skin-Barry's TIT
erous and cheapest srticis Sold ~ drse
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

A Sure Cure-Rene's African Fever aDd
Agas Cure II never falls Depot 80 Liberty street. ~.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Frizes Dashed in ALI LsEsiixed Lee-,
teriss and information given. .na
JACOBS. BrSSsrs once l7s Broadway. New Yesa
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Betchslor's HAIR Dye-Ihe Best 4" tns
world Harmless reiiablc instan The perfso
dye Sold by druggists Factory Barclay street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Grati.-Examtn OF tho Ihroet
ard Lungs Special treatment ss usual by ~ sboNitA
n. ~, 50 Broad wAg corfier of Ihiitssnla sues''
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious curious people, Rnt good hcot for sy.
~. Price al 81 To be hsd Al Al depcts CoassAA
-s's' Ds"'' nr u b FooTg 1850 sroad-sY,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Retreat OF the Rebel Raiders from West
Virginia.

from the Wheeling Intelligeucer, Oct 81
The following telegram was received on Saturday after
noon by Governor Boreman:-
GRAFTON. Oct ], 1854.
Captain Hagans reports the rebels reeatpg by way Of
Bulltown. The following extract from Captain Ha.
eans despatch property has been carried or
Their such nethng but rob
bcrs They robbed stores and private houses carrying
OF tho clothing OF men. women and children; In some
cases. compelling 10 take on their shoes and stock
ines Their horses loaded down With stolen prop.
erfy Many Of the citizens were robbed their money
rebel and Union citizens Jared alike Tho loss TO this
tire conduct wa Of .Se most s6aliefui character
B. r. KELLEY Brevet MAJOR General,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
Deafness, Impaired slghs,

NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH.
DISTRACTIONS oP THs KUSTACHAN TUBE
BY DR.. Won EIsEfBER9,
Al h consulting rooms $40 Broadway Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

ut,J,st Premium fsoos stttoh sew fns
yarpfSss wHEgLER WILSON, No. 673 Brosdrsf
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Ssxodont. the Most Pspular DentifrteS,
10 used and praised by sveoo1y Sold b. dyut
gists everywhere
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Grovr~ e Bakers Hignest Premiu~
pls,r s,.h sswirr Machines ti5 broadway, New fsrG
auf rs Fulton street Brc0Ayn-
The New York herald., 1864-10-06
C.rr,.0.. at Rarua,hs.-1

B..nsss. a. 0.ss.i.s DSnss AAs.'io..
-"1 y'.ss' = N hEf55Tpps. sss sroAdws,
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

Premature Deosy OF PhystonI Porsr~
ar.us from Abuse. snd sieesses-ns. 100 rsays 49,
sa,.sr in sesisf LATED snveopss Atirss pr y skin
rt,,le.sa.fskf. ##EM#.
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

II have mover changed my nIhu rsspecIns '1e I0H -
sr. srcsptng 70 think 70, better that which besas
,,,o.,.. vsu o,p Rsv. HENRY WARD BEscHEA
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

80 y.pane.o Hsir stain Coiors shR
,h'.ss~s .n m y~schs bsguuful lack 2r brnvn ec~
s,s !, oaiy spesou Color win not fsds eF usAa
co., OaJ d tfaxI rsisasipAls, gol. rrcgrssos
e. II f4sY fsvI y Vel. Co. VI IsasIS 'sr.ss
NsA Torki Lord a smith, Ohicseo, ana Al arosss@
The New York herald., 1864-10-06

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The New York herald., 1864-10-06

For Coughs. and Throat Disorders Csc
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