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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

B,s,tiamt snd Powerfwl Nay and Wight
Dowse Perspective. Glasses for tho Aed ssa opera ana
tsarsss use-compaet psr,Ab's and ebeenh Al splendid
cseass op.lclaa sspk Bros d~as under isfsrss .uss
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Address 10 SenOkers.-P0ituk ~ Sons.
yeerschaum Manufacturers removed from Broomc street
TO Broadav Fourth Wholesale and retail
Pipes cut 70 order and repaired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Murray, Eddy q p0.-Mana9srs.
KENTUCKY ExreA CLASS 355-Msy 81, 1884
~, 81, "a, 20, 8. A, 80, %. s., 80, IS, 80.
KsrrUcKY. CLASS Ss6-May 81. 1851
"a, &c. 45, g., IS, u, A., 81, 66, l8, AZ, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

boots sno ssoe .-The Largest Assort-
the city NJ good Roots. aboes IadIea
ie@sn ssd sh'drsa a. HsooKs', Es brosAws ssd isc
Nh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

usHa, Once. smd Cou~ter Raiisugs, OF
wire and cast troa. CHASE CO., BM Broadway
ouuossAa 81 Ntrhoaa Hotal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

z. N. Simmons & Co.-Mn mag srs.
BHxLBY KxrEA CLASS 259-Nsy 81. 1884,
%, So, 81, Z. Il, IL, 25, ", IL, 81, 81, 70.
CLASS 20-May 81, 1864
u, SO. SIS, 63, Il, 81, Is, rs, 70, &C, &c. IA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

TIE FATAL BOOMING tAsAIry ~ DIVISION sTRRM. Cor
oner Ranuey yescrd no an inquest at tho Seventh
ward station house the body OF Petite Helcr the
snc girl three years odd oh, burned 70 death during
che are nj No IN iveon aet early ON suhday morn
tuo "a previously epor,ed The testimony sno we'd that
Mr. Heer hsh two years' lease OF the premises; but
abe bavins been sold recently tho was
anxt,us for him cut This N r. Heller declined
doing unless raid certain sum u money TOR doing
40 Inc land~d had offered 10 purchase tho ease Of M
Nslor, hat tho amount offered MOI usfactory /,
hrroupoa II Is alleged the man who BOUGHT the nouse
shreatened o. have Mr. Heller out any way Many are
~ Inc on,nou that the premises 0re and the
matter 10 now undergoing rigid investigation before
Tre Marshal Baker Inc jury found that the deceascd
e,te Heller came ~ death ~ burns received ~ the
,s IN rs Division street. the 2oth day Of May 1864 but
how " in what said Ore originated We are unable
a asarpii.g,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

CSstar's Extsrminators.
"cosrAR's" EXTERM!NAToRs.
"oosrAws" Ex rrkskaa!!ssAEToossss
~oosrAR's" k kxFkkSIs1Toss
-oosr.ns" sSEsssIssE$Ss
.s SEp Sss sss
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, preservativs
and wig DEPOT wholesale and r'ta-No As''r House.
rged Joints and ALI diseases OF the Feet cured without psin
or e the Patent BY Dr. zAohARtE Sur
Cedar Camphor is Cheap. hut IL Dead
HARRIS CHAPMAN, Boston
Deafness, ImpeIrcd Sight,
NOISES IN rHR HEAD.
CATARRHAL 4A5Tg gS9zIoss IN rus
CHRONIC CArARRH.
'AEtsH% $s 4ga2''
CURED.
CROSS BYE srRAIaHTRNEo IN oNs MINUTE:
n:%.s. ;, .%rsissl I'D at..nss. voS kisIS
BERG. at his consulting rooms. Sio Broadway. near
Deafness, Catarrh. and all Diseasess.
ss Ear Thru; fIa 4 r. oss ss''f
Deafness, Disease or the Eyes and Ca
. sns ussst cnon place.
street, from o5 O'Clock. Gross eye instantly removed
Drunkennsss Positively Cured by Dr..
Zells Remedy. Sold st6s Division street and "a Eish
avenue: 81.
Dfa ond Rings
s.yc. bundled dollars each For sale BY GEO Lien "
Wall street.
Establishea 17s1.
PURELY VRsE4Hsls AEb IIfSskocEsr
The beet pnrsave in the world whose fame as curative
soIP Ps At pRIHG1r4 Aad oEy1cE'
which insures the genuine
Erupt,on., Freck,e., P,mpIes, Tan,
1ssa nsSo:sa soap & his depot No. IS
Broadway.
For Is Cent. tn. January. F.bruary:
s. sss o At
Ferris. Boots, SHOES .na Caters. Laced.
Bnekied A. best quality as present cost prices q Nassau
q enin's Summer Signals.
Nicholas H''' Z ;,sii
STRAW mars
Q. every es's an1 kind Tho stock comprensnds
sA''''A''' so 4s' sissss HATS.
~ iSF1Nrs' HATS. As:.
Of which there
FVkrY DISTINCT STYLES.
sXa .D 81 FIRMS THa SUMNER FASHIONS
in France, Ensiasd and America
pr~~.. 4. n.r.r,s u,vhe.e prsusr,r>
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France. Eats 81 CON- ana gers.
LIBRARY. EXTRA CLASS lD3-Msy 81. 1855
Is, IS, 81, a. Is, %. 33, IS, II. 3S, 20, 3d.
CLASS l0t-Msy 81. 1851
8, l, 81, ~, A, 40, 80, Is, 66. 90, 70, 52.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low forehesds part Of the body wArrante6 -
his n depot. A6S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Bstchx R0r's HAIR Dye-The Best I'm tine
world Harmless reliable tnstantsus0us The only
iectdye Sold by all druggists Facoryd Dassag strsse
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"Hor Majesty chSmpag~e-The Roy
n wine OF Rngand SO per case. or quarts.
wM. H. WARD. 81 Exchange place. near Broad
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-4O Per Cent
premium paid prizes information furnished The high
rates paid fer Douboons and all kinds Of dod and S
yer. TAILOR co.. BAnkers I6 Wall street, N. T.
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OMciai.

OHfClals
DRAWING or THR
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY,
GLASS 256
ON THk ROYAL HAVANA PLAN Of SINGLE NUMBERS
Drawn at Covington, Ky. Saturday. May 70, 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Grover d Bakers Highest PremfuM
Bfassio busch Sewing Machinea l9s Broadway, TT.
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Prages Cashed fm All Leval4xed Lotte.
ries and information given. GALLAGHER d BENJAMLN
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Prizes Cnshrd and Information Fur
ALECK 4 CO. u and q Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Prizes Cnshed tn All Lcxalixed Lotte.
ries and information given Exchange once l76 Broad
way New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

/ The March or Lieut.. Gonersl 0rant'a
| Army Towards niohmond-Ths sp,en-
did Operations OF General sheymaa =
eorGia-The Latest Intelli gcncs from
tho Union Army in All Parts OF
tho Country-LWtcst News from Next
co, Cuba, Central and south Amsric y,
90. Dom'ugo, &c., SO.
Tho steamship Persia Captain Lott win leave this port
to-day for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close a half past tan O'Clock
this morning.
the Nkw YORK HERALD--Editiou for Europs-wiu be
ready ct half past nine O'Clock, and viii containThe
latest accounts Of The March d Lieut.. General GRANTS
Army toward Richmond, with the latest dispatches
garding his recent Important movements, and OF his
present position. within few miles OF tho city Full
counts OF the Successes and Of General her
man IN Georgia. Tho Latest News from the Union Army
in oil SECTIONS OF the country Tho Latest News from the
Rebel States; Late and important intelligence from
Mexico, Cuba, Central and South America st. Domingo
and accounts Of all impcrtn events Of the past week.
Single copies, In wrappers, ready for mailing, I'VE
centA
To Those Who Vanity Try to Simu-
late his NIGHT BLOOMING CERKUs, Phalon offers ~ .
motto the echo of his own name-FAIL-ONi
Tho Cereus oraudi'ore tho sres flower that blossoms
under the moon and PHALONS NIGHT BLOOM No
CEREUs ts swees essence) is the finest perfume under
tho sum-
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Hi0hest Pre-
mAum paid for prizes. Information given. Douboons
ALECK CO.. Brokers, ~ and 70 Pine street.
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r. X. SIMMONS d CO., ManRgera
Praxes Cashed fn All LegalAzed Lotte. /
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BEsNJAMLN !
Brokers $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
Royal Havana LOttery.-Hi0host Pre-
m.sm paid 70. Prizes p,Smsss 81 s,ss pn D0SS,s9A'
PRICES Cashed Ina nil Legal LotAerte..-
Information given j. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall
sti ssk room 9, New York
Royal Havana L0teery.-AO Per Cent
premium paid prizes information Furnished The high
paid all kinds Sill
YER TAILOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wall street, N T.
lottery TicEcss ntion
E~s.;r JOSEPH BATES Broker " wan street room
Prizes Cmshed tn All Lcwalixed Lotte.
res and information given Exchange o0nce I7e Broad
way, New York.
Prizes Cashed and Infermstion Fur
ALECK CO. u and d Pine street.
Are you Disturbed as Night, and
broken OF rest by child suffering and crying with the
pain Of Cutting Teeth, II So 90 ss and get bottle
Of MIRA wINsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve
the little sufferer Immediately cures wind collie regu.
lates the bowels and Is SAFE CASES.
Twenty -nve cents bottle
Perfect Hair Dyc.-Miller's.-0nly
50 cent? boz. Try it. Sold ~ al drugsists Depot s.
pey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

A Perfect Hair Dyc.-Miller's.-0nly
80 cenu box Try it. Sold ~ al drusgss Depot IS
De
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

II You Want 20 Know, &C.. Read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book for ctwour people and good book 70
every Price 81 ST. TO be had all deposs. Con
tento tables mailed free Address
DR.. r. b. FOOTE, l,lJ Broadway, N. z.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

lottery TSckess Cashsd.-TnNOvmmtio H
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, II Wall street. room
Mo-
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PRICES Cashed Ina MA Legal x1ottsrie..-
Information given sent 5. r. CLAYTON CO., 10 al
sek room 9, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Highest Premiu Lock stitch SEWN
Machines WHEELER WILSON, 625 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Csstar's Exterminat0Es.
"COETAR,Sw EXTKRMINATORS
ExTERMINATORS.
OOSTAR'So DETERMINATIONS.
DETERMINATIONS.
"COSTAR'S" kXrERMfNATORA
DETERMINATIONS
sCOSTAR'S" ExTERMINATORS.
DETERMINATIONS.
"COSTAR'Sn DETERMINATIONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Cedar CamphOr Is Cheap, hut IL Dead
certain moths Sold by every druggist Factursd "
HARRIS CHAPMAN Boston.
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For RATA Mice Reaches Ants Brdbugs Moths serts 10.
Sold By all druEgtsts CO5rARS DEPOT, 432 Broadway.
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COrns, RuntOms, Inverted Nails, EN-
arced diseases the without psin
to the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE. Sur
seop Chiropodlst, 100 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

Vh0 NOW HnmpsnIfU OMEO6 SI1SU WI
venttOn.
CoNcoRp, N. a.. May 81. 1884.
tho New Hampshire Union state Convention met
20 day. ex-Governor Halle presiding the following gen.
ccmen were chosen Delegates to the Baltimore Conven
kton:-
Onsow stearns Concord: John B. Clark Of Manches-
Ger; eI Governor wnym Halle, Of Hinsdaie Thomas e.
Sawyer, OF Dover.
Resolutions wore passed pedging tho people OF Now
Hampshire to sustain administration IN crushing the
crebeiou. and recommending Ahgsham L.ncon for re-
slcct,oA which we're unanimously adopted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

W.
low Canai street. formerly II Wall street.
Lyons Periodfcai Drops,
THE GREAT FEMALE REGULATOR.
scientifically prepared mud preparation under drss-
ton of JOHN L. LION, M. D, New Haven. Connecticut,
will b found 70 DO inalole remedy for AL rresuari.
Ties sad much better any female pills. powders noe
,rums It's popularity Indicated By the of $4,000 bot
ties in six moushs III safe at all times e1csp, whsa e.
prey forbidden in the directions that accompany each
bottle
Sold BY druggists everywhss. Price u par bottle o.
can DO obtained by addressing the general agents. I'D
ding for postage so cents additional
O. O. CLARK CO., sew Haven. Conn; DEMAs
BARNES CO.. New York. General Agents.
Ladies Attcmt.on.-FIutsn Any Wfdth,
twenty first aud nv ,n,y second sses up stairs.
Parchment Tays-Best Quality, fer
vIcrok z hAUaLR, us Chambers street.
Rene's African Fever and Axuo Cure
Not ALL but for Fever and Ag~e Depot
50 IAbery street, ~ stairs.
six Good shirts for %.
Summer Usdershirts sad Draweys 81 %
Army shlrts ~ oooa SOCKS . per do,e.;
a. S MOI; 'o ssd sro. e Il sss
Safes ana Zoe ks.-yhe A,um pstynt
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes and Rotary Locks fos ls
'''' " vxLgSTrNs 4 BUTLER,
Passntces and sole manufacturers
70 ana 80 wakes street three doors from Broadway
Trvsses. Elastic stockings, &e.-M rsM
CO. 8 Radical Truss oGce eniy MHo vesey sisss
L~oy sss0"usAN
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OF AID DESCKTf IIONS
For sale by GEO g. ALLEN. Ais Broadwayr ono
low CanaI street. formerly IL Wall street.
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CrIstadOro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot wholesale and retai-No Astor House.
Tho dFe applied by skilful artists
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I DfN mOnd HfnG0
Of all descriptions from twenty dollars mp % I'VE gig and
dollars sale by GEO. O. LIEN
Broadway ono door below Canal street. formerly No IL
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Mr.. GnBERr also reported tho name o. the Radical
Democracy which WAS adopted by the Conventions.
Mr.. SxEIHER moved tnat . Committee OF Five be ap
pointed 70 upon Generals Fremont and Cochsane an
Inform them OF their cations.
Carried and Messrs. meher, MOSS, Gilbert Butcs and
N. 2. Sa& Sere appointed .
After remarks BY 8. Foster, OF Massachusetts, TN
Convention adjourned ss"- die
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-01

To Those Who Vanity Try to Simu-
late his NIGHT BLOOMING CERKUs Phalon offers a. q
NINTH q hfa oUnu Ans II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19

brave veteran priyates. with the greeting
they there met, in return Tor their yalor
in the field, than to occupy the place OF
any one of the poor, whining sycophants
who cling to the little office he may have
held in some Court Housc, by rejecting
the vote of men who risked life and all
to vehs country from the hands Of trai
tors and cppressors Every man there
enjoyed that feeling for be it said with
Joy, that was our meeting-a meet
ing of the veteran Soldiers and their stead
fast friends.
But that old flag, like the company TO
which it belonged, it became less in size
on every battle field, but kept adding lus-
tire and fame to its tattered stripes by ad
ding one after another tho now historic
names Of Shiloh Siege Of Corinth, Stone
River Chicamauga, Mission Ridge and
many others not now remembered. When
new and bright it was the emblem of peace
and power, it now speaks Of war, blood
and victory. Brave boys you have. made
an enviable record, guard it well, it is
yours now, yours for life, and yours for
your country TO hand down to posterity.
During that same time there stood the
overjoyed father and mother looking upon
the bronzed face of their long absent
son, there stood the joyous wife ready to
clasp the long absent husband and father
to her bosom. The conflict of battle was
not there, but, Oh the emotion Of those
hearts, who can tell them? One young
man seemingly 10 or 49, stepped down
from the stage exactly where stood his
father, who grasped him by the hand,
when the son exclaimed: Father, is it
you? Idid'nt know YOU"
Such were some Of the joys Of that
night.
The "old l5lh" was soon around the
table, feelings safe and free from surprise
from the enemy.
When the physical wants Of all were
supplied, order WAS again restored, and
tn, chairman called for tho reading Of the
loasts."
After the re.dng Of the toasts and
some rousing ch>ers for the Wyaudos
veterans, this harmonious and happy
crowd dispersed and fo,s'd innumerab'e
happier groops around the family hearth
stone Long will that night be remem-
bersd by the soldiers and loyal citizens.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19
New Advertisements,
DT@oLUT ECoN.

Tbs fl m of liant 4 Holdrl-e has This dav
been desclved by tnu!ual consent, all accounts
due the late fcm must be settled Immediately,
Either Of she undersigned are authorized to
settle with lhass inhibited either by note or
DO * account.
s II. HUNT,
II. II. HOLDRIDGE.
Feb 18th, 1854.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19

E'or Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants.
Bed Bugs, Moths in urs, Wool
en-, &C., insects on Plants, Fowls,
Animals, SC,
Put up in Csc Soc and 81 90 Boxes Bot
Ties ard Flasks. SO and SIS sizes for Hotels,
Public Institutions, &c
"Only inialabe remedies known"
"Flee from Poison" Pr
"Not dangerous tothe human Family
.Rats come out of their holes to die.'
sfs" Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
e%~ Sold by all Druggists and Retailers ev-
orywhere.
Is" l!!BEWAR E II of all worthless imi-
tatons. H. u.. f
.E'" See that "COSTA'S" name is on each
Box Bottle Flask, before you bup.
sH" Address HENRY r. COSTAR.
- Principal Depot 4S2, Broadway. N. Y.
Is" Sold by all " Nholaale and Retail Drug
gists, Upper Sandu,ky. Ohio.
Feb. 5, lS64.-sm. - 49, ~#3
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19

pronrate speecb welcomed home. the
t,,no horoof wr.,do,
N'
MAJOR SEAMS SPEECH.
SOLDIERS OF THE REruBLto :--Arte,
two eventful years of toll and danger
you are permitted for a brief season
to return to the peaceful scenes OF
| iiome and the quiet pleasures of domes'
tic lie.
or the lapDiness your visit has brought
TO tba lovrd ones. end the cordial "wel.
coma bome", which has greeted YOU
from the hearts of those who have follow
cd YOUR stems with anxious watching and
PRAYER. shpI not atlemnt to s;oeak Nor
need | say that your friends and neigh.
bors have greatly enioyed tho p,iy;,,rc
of taking You by the hand in friendly
greetinH' and rsio;ced to ,oe vour wall rs
membered faces again in our midst. gu,
we feel that something more is Iue IN th.
brave men who have taken upon them
selves tbe common dutv and common
burden of deleudjno tho couutrv in its
day of imminent npril-and il is tho wish
, nf ,hnsn W. ma pe ,La. 'E; 10 ] s' m;o'
nav in some slight manner ey;nce the ad.
:,n and grat ,nIa -, rnnr "ID r'm,,n J"u
ciligens t,e Ioyal and na,riotic me-. and
wnn,en Of Wvend,t
"HL,0 Ia ~; " y" a.no.. ., o,a III
''o'' ''"',' W. : '.'s o"' "N
~" ,.o'"', l' T''N no.u' u W" VA s"e.
'an' 'h I," ~, ''' ''o''' =" % ';"te ''"ue o,E'
'"e us" 80 ou ''"'I ''IA?"' anu '''
sunei'" y" nav. e'uu'eu II" our scr
', 'o' "Iu ~ ou' oe"clV' ~ 10 W So"
S"a. ;, Iio ',ueo'ou 'o' ','e pe'''' '"u &C.
our'tT wv "n''n NV We envy; w your P'.',"''c P,.I
s'ui s, lnoe'' =; j., war & any n 'ne '"N"Ses ""''n
'ol'o" ~ III l'' 'i'l"' na'o oee" Aep' at "
u ut''"n'e' "'u "'o" '"c u'Sc'P''"tu '"loF
~ va our ', veteran soI',e's VIC oaSe our
noP'S VI ,pen'iH ''t" ~ ''s'''S P'"oo- IA
Pe'ce ""'c" S'i'', '""ug"'"'e " he" ef"
oi P'oSPe''.!' "ne e''to's '"'S great Peo'
P'' 10 He'o'e 'neIF un''ed energies to the
ue'ei'p'ne'' o' Tue resources Oh 'he rich
es' county u"uer llFHVeh'
u, '"u l 1,,'s ,,,.. o,""''"'y a"Sn'"'eu@'ns
'"e s'es' -, m'V'''o' o'' 'r'''''S we 0c,'''
w .'o.a o., '"Py9 "uu'",''u "''' awning
y. nun "" s'e's Soh 'hi" !''
nU,'e n .o,l as So'u G,S' h o"v IA "S c,,'Zsns w,o
nave oe'e''eu no''o'" hno '""nHS oy your
P'''nl' fe'"S",l,on anu ch'er'u' pef'ot T.
hl'"'e OF '"e h'S'eSI oo''S'''on o1 cur
A-'''n, P.'."' Nn'y '' 4eteno'ns ''eSo'e'n'
nch' %''''" a'i'r"S US pro''c''oh'
IN becoming soldiers You nave not
ceased % oe citizehS' nor reIInqu,shed
your interest IN the welfare OF our Com
mon couHtrry' and we look forward with
no iorebod!ngS ofilI to the return OF peace
winch shall restore our c'tlzen so!dieryI
to the pursuits and duties OF civil lite.
Ana even on tins festive occasion we
should not tail to remember those who
Will return no more, and the sorrowlng
hearts that mourn Tor hu bands, fathers,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19
Wanted Correspondence,

By Young sodlcrip The. Amy Of the Cum
berlsnd A red 90, wishes to Correspond With
apy lumber Of yonng ladies whose stntim ents
are LAVAL to the U ion, subject fnn, leve aad
Photos Exchanged il desired, ad:
dress Genrge " Patterson, Co, 1, LIST N g. III
Art 4th Div, 18th A. G, Sccossburfow AL bama
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19

those brave boys, was opol ed At @ O'Clock
in the evening and as the cilizens and
soldiers entered in full view and directly
in front, was spread tue feast for the ply
eical man, SO finely prepared by our gen
tlemably townsnan, Mr., Black. to which
the brave soldiers were invited. But fine
as was that prepared by our friend Black,
yet far greater was tho mental refresh
ment awaiting all who had the pleasure
of being present on that occasion.
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairman, Col. Kirby, Sen, who, in n
few well timed remarks stated its object,
after which he introduced J. D. Sears,
Esq, who in the following, brief but ap'
propriale speech welcomed home, the
brave boys Of Wyandot
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19
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Feb. 10th, 1854.

IDaS.s SDIaGJIAgDMn
MOTT f ia hereby given, that the CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing between
r. r. Clsrksou and F. E. Ruth, under the
firm nsmsand style of Chrkson Il Ruth, has
this day been dissolved by mutual cousent
K. r. CLARKSON,
+. Z. RUTH.
Upper sandusIy Jan. Isl, 1864.
Il F. Ruth, having purchased Mr.. Clark
1 sons interest in the establishment, will
continue the business as heretofore, at the old
stand, collect the old accounts, and settle all
business Of ahid Arm.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-02-19

Iatjng the heat of the system, ard in gently
hrowiug eff the waste subst.nce frol the sur.
face of the body. 1t Inos,ns the phcgm, in
dnces tree spllting, aud viii be found very
ag eeanle to the taste. 1t is not violent rem
edy but emolient, warming, searching and
effective, can be taken by the eldest person. or
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