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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-01-11
A Novel Dead-Head.

On the Central last night, lady with
vast circumference oil hoops Occupied a
whole seat. at the cars went out of the
city. Taking up tickets, the conductor
evidently suspected somsthing when he
came to this lady and politely requested
her to rise, as he thought she was sitting
on something which had been left on the
seat, She demutsd and he insisted -
She said she woulden't, and he said she
must, and finally she did, and not only
that. but she STEPPED cut into the aisle,
blushing tremendously, and insisting
that "she didn't know it," when, 10 !,
and behold bouncing babe Of the male
persuasion. only l6 years old, was dis
covered cured up on the floor How
the dcii:;sodul little creature had get there
was mystery to here, of course SO as
was the presence to Joseph OF a chicken
in Joseph's hat. The lady was about to
ansthemstze the young man in the most
approved manner of her injured virtue,
but he took The words out of her mouth
by pleading piteously; "Please, now.
Auntie' pay my fare. and Auntie paid
it.--.ScAsnertody Star.
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LIVE SrOCK.

Droverr and Farmers will and this most advantage,
Gus route for Live Stock Capacious Yards well waereG
and supplied with every convenience haze been upcnso
on this line and its connections and attention i,
paid to thei wants From larrishurgh where viii be
found every convenience for feeding aui resting choice
is offered OF the Philadelphia Nsw lork and BALTIMORE
Markets This viii also be found the shortest Eud quick
est and most direct route for Stock to New Iorktvia
and with Fewer changes than any other
EN0ClT LEWIS Gen'l Superintendent Altoona Pa
HENRY W GWlNNER Gen'l Ticket Agent rhila
Ii HOUSTON GcnI Freight Agent Phisa.
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New Advertisements.
WYANDOT COUNT Y
ETl SMSE S&NVs
Noth1ng Like 1T!
JOHN & ALBERT TRIP,

"AVEopened out Shoe SboN, i'll the room
/ llfrrnerly occupied by Fank Day, as Cab
met Wareroom, in Kings Block, and are now
prepared to furnish, TO order.
Gents, Ladies' & Childrens' Shoes
of all descriptions. They have laid in heavy
stock of Leather, and are employing Eone but
experienced hands, and warrant all wsrk done
by them. e
sE Mending done on short notice.
az Ready Made Boots and Shoes al
on hand.
E8- Terms cheap IS any shop in town, for
the Cash. h
fE Call and see us; J.&k,T
Jsn. II, l665-u
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LEGAL NOTICE !.



Samuel L. Br2tz, Pleas, Wyandot Co. o.
Partners by Name of Civil Action.
Brets & Jacobs,
Plaintiff, Against THE Defendant will
John Egncr, Deftndant\ ! take notice that the
Plaintiffs on the Gth day Of January. 1865, filed
petition in said Court against him, in which
they show in substance; that there is due them
from him balance Of $I00 4 mtet from April
18th, 1854, on his promissory note of that date;
anu another note of same date, thtreis due $55H
with interest from April llth 1864; that there
will, April lst. 1865. become due from him to
them on another note of same date. $3.50 and
interest from April lth, 1864, That in part,
said notes were given for the purchase moley oi
a Mill properly, sold by them TO him, which is
in the North west quarter of section 81 in Rich
land Township, Wyandot County, Ohio, and
upon which they hold his mortgage to secure
said notes
The prayer OF said petition is for Judgment
upon said notes that ere due, fer The sale of the
property and for the anplieation Of proceeds to
pay said notes due. and fer Judgment on SAID
other when it becomes due, ana for general
relief
Said petition must be answered by the 25 day
Of March, 1868, or be taken as tue, and judg-
ment rendered accordingly.
LEE 4 BREWER,
Attor'ys for Pla'ffs.
Jan 9th, lS65-6w
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i. &c.,
1896 ssa
PENNSYLv vkNlA CENTRAL R. H.
Double Track Route From
pittsburgh tu ghiladelplsia.
fcI, r.s-y -sfF-isFylI il E3t5tis-l
S q. u s'i.i 4 n! si.a

FROM ALL PORTIONS OF THE WEST, North
West and South West ts dine and its connections form
either the shortest the best route to Philadelphia,
New York, Boston, Baltimore and Washington me
traveller nUy with Conscience rely upon sure connection,
high speed with perfect safety and every appliance for
comfort that can be procured New and elegant passeh
ger cars for day and night service have recently been
added to the equipment OF the Penisylv mia Central Rail
Road.
AT Pittsburgh trains from the West ran ndirsct to the
Union Depot, where Passengers transferred TO the
Trains Of the Pennsylvania Central Railway which leave
Pittsburgh and arrive at 0 ther points as follows
FAST MhIL-Leaves Pittsburgh at 3 a. NJ: stopping
at Principal Stations. and arrives at Altoona at 20
A. M, Harrisburg at NJ, Baltimore at a. P.
M, New York, via Allentown, at o 10 P. M, Phiadel-
phia at 45 r. NJ, and New York, via Philadelphia, at
10 All
HARRISBURG. ACcONoDATIoE-ETo Harrisburg
only Leaves PitishHrRh at 3oM stopping At all
regular Stations. Altooua 80 p M, and arrives
at Harrisburg at 3of. MI
PIPTsBUReH AND ERIE EXPREss-L.avcs
Pittsburgh Al 40 ~. Stopping nearly all StatisnS
Arrives at Altoona at 90 !. NJ, Tyrone, 81 p NJ,
Lock Haven - r. NJ Harrisburg al II as N. PhilG-
delphia at go A. NJ and New York at o as Am.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRBSs--Lesyes Pittsburgh at
80 r. ri. stopping only at principal Stations Arrives
at Altoona at NJ. Harrisburg at 80 A. NJ RGti-
more at 90 A. M New ork via Allentown, At 10 90
M Philadelphia at o5 A. NJ. \ ans New York via
Philadelphia, at "a NJ Sleeping Cars run through
on this train from Pittsburgh to Baltimore and phladel
yhis and New York via Allentown.
FAS T L1FE-i.skves Pittsburgh at 4oP.M. Stop
ping only at principal Stations Arrives at Altoona at
30 A. NJ, HArrisiurg at 10 AMI Baltimore at 40
r NJ, New NoIlt, via Allentown at 46 r, NJ Philade-
llia IL so p. mi and New York, via Philadelphia at
q A. p.m,t
Breakfast Dinner. Supper.
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The National Guard.

The messages OF the Governors of Pen
nsylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois give
the exact number of the National Guard
or loO-daye men furnished by those
etates respectfully. The figures are
somewhat flattering to the pride of Ohio,
and we give her the benefit OF the con
trsst:
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BY this route reights Of all description bs for
wardcd to aud from Philadelphia. New York. Boston OF
Baltimore TO and from any point the Railroads o.
Ohio, Kentucky Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa OF
Missouri, ty Kali Road direct,
The Pehhsylvana Geutrai Rail Road also connrc-s al
Pittsburgh with steamers by which goods be for
warded to any accessible port tie 0fio Muskngus
Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri
Akansas and Red Rivers; and at Cleveland SaudusEy
ana Chicago with Steamers to all torts the North
Western lakes.
Merchants and shippers cntrusing the transportation
ofheir FreisAS to tss Company, rely with coma
dencc on its speedy transit
The rates oi Freight 10 and from any point in the West
by the Pennsy yiyania Central Rail Road are at all times
rs favorable charged Gy other Kali Road Csmpa-
nies.
BssTN he particular to mark packages "via Psnnsy!-
MIA Leutra Railroad. "
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply to
address either Of the following agents of the Com
panyi---
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The Connecticut Election.


H1rtJord Ar-,. o, =. k.-The Stste has sons
Union by nNery large majority.
Hddkteirn ipr,i2 = ,. NJ Miidioiovn IL Union
BY 1875 majority. The senator elected from this Dis
trct Ia l nicu.
[P. T. Baruum, Union is elected to tho Lessl-tuvc
Of Conncctcut from the town Of Fairfield, by isI
usloritv.-Ep. SuN.l
Nsts IIarsn, 4 prll 3.-Nc- HaNon sivcs Buekiug-
ham, Union candidate fot t,Ovcrtot,Jt - ma'ort ard
sive. SauIue Mauct, Union candidate Tor Cousroe-
In the Second District 2>s majority. Mr. Nn.nM
for Conrrtr1 IN the second p.tH. hr H.oI. l,a0J
majority. Tho Union senator IN TIE l-t die ict hs
60 msi: In a. "a district 1u2 naJ In the lNth die
Nct 9OS MAJ, n I Mon gain. -
HaryIrL priiR S sb J. NJ Tho tollowin . Nr
vote oi Hartford Goyetuoi-ElcL Linshain, mon,
2 q42N seymour, Dem. 9,1I2 Cnuucs l'onuins-
uion, 2,4OI MITCHELL Lem. SlbS. lht mon oAii-
didAios for Representatives have 2n majority.
Hartford, 4 ApriI S.-Gov. buckingham 10 ie-ol'eS-
cd hy ffom 1OOO n l2UC0 majority. Tho four uiou
Congtcssmsn are elected by mejoritics Of fiom LOO
to AOOl each Tho scuate Ia all tnion and the House
Is also, three quarters Union.
Tic New YORK State legislature transacted no
businoS yoste DAY Of particular Interest In the A.
,smbIy Mr. NHn Bufcu announced The svaruatiou
OF Petersburg, ich wus received With loud ap-
p ause The occupation Of Richmond nv Gen. WeitEJ
was theu announced and received With great cheer
| ing Mr. Van Bufcn moved that In honm OF tho
| event tho house iske = rccc-s until ~ o'clock
this evening, which was carried with great appausa.
| tho msmtcrs rising and cheering.
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miles, Tho oes in the r fth and Second Corr' In th'
days fchi is returned at about fifteen hundred the
h-,t teine tho chief lose., m the second CorTe sd-
vaneei only about half an lie during the day and
VS. not enessed In very heavy hsh.ne' The ssH'h
Corps held in reserve all day and did not ire
shot, except little picket r-ns' the battle l'eins
general only on the left During the day the i'i'e'
Of the Army Of the James made slight sdvsnce, hu.
we're iupodod in their tnovemcst, by the dDnehns
tLov Srs Of rain
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Final Triumph.
THE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Fau Of Richmond nnd Peterrburgh.

Fan OF Richmond md Petorsbungh.
War Dspa-tn<nt, WasLh,sro,,, prti SO 4. N.
To ha,or Gstl.vGs DiI The following telegram from
tho President Announcing tho EvAcuATioS or
PyrrRsuuad, and probably Of Richmond, has jus,
beop esceiyod BY TIL. Department
Epwr< N. srASIoS, Secretary of War.
CVv potnt. "a. &srtt 3, $50 4. M-To Hon.
Eirrtn y S:en'o,l,, Secretary o Var rhir morn
ing. Lieuscnant- Ger eral Grant repors Peter.burg
evacuated, sni he is confident that Richmond
sso is.
He 1, pushing forward tocrt og II rotsiblo the
treating rebel army.
FECoNp DISPATCH.
War Dep srtu,en,, Esshu t0ron, d. C., 10 4. w.
Aprl s.-sGjor- General Dur 1t appear from
di,paoh Of General woitLei, jg,t received by thi,
Department, that our foros under his command
ARE II RIcmosr, having taken It At SIS this
EpwIS NJ srA~roS, Secret ~ Of War.
T-IrRD pIsrArcH
Way Department, W1shan0tor Aprtl 3, 10 O'clock
MON hajor. Ge.1al Dir Tho following ofhcis
confirm alton Of the csptureOf Richmond and the an
pouncment that the city Is on Are has been received.
EM srAsroS s,e'y. Of War.
cuv Point, Apyil 3rd, II An, To Edr,n n.
Stanton Secretary u Wr Gen. weitzel telesraPhs
a. follows; ave took Richmond at 10 this morn
ing. 1 cap ,ured many gunL Tho enemy left in
grs., hnte. The city is on FIRE Ia one place. am
making evoy effort to put IL ont
IN, p,op1 receive us nth enthvsIas'ie sIpres-
rOnsO,Oy
Gen. Gran3 started early this morning with tho
army ,owsrs the Danvlle Road, TO cut of Lees re-
treating army II possible.
Prosldsnt Lincoln has soue to the front.
| tsignec T.s. BowFRs, A. A, q.
r.. n STANTON.
| LATEST.
Washinston, A prl 3.-Ordep were received here
to-day By the proper authorities 70 prepare for The
reception uf large number Of captured officers, who
! arc to b. forwarded to this city Immediately from
City Point The enlisted men will be sent TO Poln
| Lookout
From private information received here to-day ",
learn that PTesident Lincoln designed going himsel
70 Riohmond and may have done N beiore now.
telegraphe dispstch received o-nisht from the Pre-
.dsnt status be spent the day Ia Petersburg and re
turned to City Point tonight
REJoICNGs.
The Country Wild with Joy-speecbes o
Seward, stanton and vice-Pr esident
Johnson. etc.
Eashtn0to~, Aprl s.-Although the fall Of Pe,err
burg and Richmond vas believed soon to iAke plAce
- ing 70 the late Of our srmA tho oficis
announcement Of the fact itleIf this morning oooA
stoned great surprise, mingled With rejoicing and huz
zAhs in all directions. flags were thrown out NOR
, pentifully than st any other period Of the wal
Many Of the merchants cosed their stores, and bus,
ness generally suspsIded. Tho clerks in the pub
lie departments and the municipal Offices unable
0 work under the effect Of the good news, Joined th
throngs on the principal avenue', and elsewhere Il
eonEragulntion Of the important event crowd Al
{ sembled in front Of the Interior Department. an
: was addressed by the C0muissioner Of Pstenn Nj
q Holloway. secretary seward made . briei 'peee
o from the teDs 0i ,be sIAs peoGInen But 'h
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The riEhtina on SATURDAY,.

on SATURDAY morning the battle re-opencd With In
creased veor, extending along sluost the outbe Line
Our forces on the lcn having been reinforced during
the night made hold strike for the seushside rail-
road, aud the rebels afler oferine determined re-
,stAnco for some time were driven tTt. In this
movement sheridan captured thr,c hrgsdes Of rebel
infantry numbering about tAree thousand men, to-
eether With several battsrcs Of artillery. But this
only the first of scros Of dsHtc-, 70 shc re''s
en- that day. General Grant ordered forward mo. e.
ment along ths entire limo sinuiianeouslv, AMI =
moet desrcrate battle the consequence. Gene rails
White and Parke .ncosoici In forcing bf sak
In the rebel linee, and other. soon after follow ed
General Ord al-o, With the army of the J,nes ihe
Tight made csllan, advance and succecdcd In peiic
trAting the Iolel lines. The enemy, however stub
-borny contested their ground, aud when forced mt
of ono ro'tion quickly found in auotherth cir
succession Of dcfeucos ,tandug there In sood tu
The fchtng continued until long after DARK. nd
I when 1t oeascd our lines lad been contra ted
around pete,hurr thal the two wings nearly ouc hcS
the Ap.omAttoE, both above and beloW fetersbu ..
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Verc burning in al parts Of tho country the Gro
eomT snlcs -cso ali out cannon irrd, church bells
runt. and u,o pcop evory~hcre have crowded the
ptuc p tlocugh flrcs IL has been ono Ofthe grand
ct donin,u At uns ever witnessed in the country.
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The Fighting on sunday.

On sunday morning the battle again comm need
With stoat fury, lths rebels along their euti line
imakng last and desperate attempt TO retrieve their
fortunes. A. every point, however, they met. With
disvter their lines vero quickly penetrated. a, all
pont, they Lost heavily In prisoner and wet forced
Bhaek with great Joe. In killed AMI wounded. Shor
dsns csvalry and the Fiflh corps, on the cn came
,suoopins down from the West side Of Pc, jrsburg,
a flank movement, while ord executed. similar
!; movement ON the right The sixth corps pressed
forward near the centre, ami by brilliant da,h cap
Iatuied over three thou,nnd prisoner. The second
and Tventh.fou corp, cnI Itursd forts gun, and
prionsr b. the Wholesale, ans. other corp followed
In the when nigh, clo-"d In, the semi.
circle around Petersburg complete Lee, army
,v~ hemmed In the town, having lost nearly all hi.
efonsive work, shout twelve thnisani prisoners.
Thy piece, OF artillery, and hcss many in killed aad
| wounded 10 not known.
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Richmond and Petersburg With
in the Union Fold.
! RICHMOND FIRED BY THE REBELS.

Our Forces in Full Possession.
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State assessor cn piaOe Of Peters, O Darling. Of

CattaraugDs
State Assessor treapponted), Ebenezer Blakeiey
Harbor Mast rs:-James b Hustled, reappointed W.
N Sherwood, New York wee Blakeey; James NJ. Whit
miah Drew, vlco HaIi; Isaac II Swann, vice W. Bren-
nan George n Van BSunt, vice Coulter
Port Wardeas -Mnthor Iomp kina reapnointed also
Thatcher, Ruse, Blrle<h and Brasihall and new sp-
pointmonts, NNs0a, Eliery and ,gusson.
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The Great Comic Representa- of
shakspsre om Temperance and Vice
The following she extract OF ictscr from Mr. Hact
eta Of New York to-a friend Id Washington. dated


The following Is se extract Of ictscr from Mr. Hack
eta cf New York, to.a friend Id Washington. dated
Nsw YouK, March Q, 1885
am amazed At the report read q Vice President
Johnsons ndecorous speech In tho Senate when ind cted
A mentioned 70 ycu lately, had three days almost
continuous scqaainancs with Mr. Johnson at the Gait
House. Louisville, KY, when chsnced 70 meet there
early "a October last Andhe was engaged In eectoneer-
,ns This seems 70 me signal Instance Of mature
Prior 10 that casual meeting and our interchange OF
oviiiies had neither knows heard anything what
sr i.Ss.s @.S oaIy read such OF hi. po,ics course
ss~upsper- found expeliens 10 refer To- though
srs ss,u many s gon Of public which inspired my
for many Of nsturss admired gifss and
oonbna,on o. ready tat shresdness and great energy
~ public objects and commanding political influence In
Ts.ssssee and other Western states"
Ne Andrew johnson IS personal presence then seemed
t0ns naturally dlgninei without any pretcnce
bsaoc Of aneta.ion his easy, frank and
winang genial and gcntlcnanlke nor did they nor his
face lrd any low bred, immsral, incorporate
haba In his crrl conversations with me, Mr.. John
seemed particularly desrous Of ideas
upon the ART of public speaking HE never referred to
pohtsa HI language was well chosen and gram
mAiicslly expressed hts ideas denoted strong common
sans. hs style natural and persuasive and his
humpr plcasing and never vulgar, nor "boisorous -
beverage there invariably water Each day al dinner,
whrn invited him 20 Join IN lass oi sherry wine lie
- med 10 accept rather from courtesy to me than his own
ineiln stlun On occasion, when alone In my
alagtnlcnl and he had como IN AM seemed somewhat
sNhan.,ra after public speaking he refused IA little
r~frc.hucnt Indeed, from what I then "a OF Mr
johnson can only account for his very extraordinary
address upon the hyfotaess that having been bcct ho
had ind sereey yielded 10 n swarm of hsartles para
sites some VI whom may have plgposely seiuced him
10 ''put enemy into his mouth u steal away his
brains and inspired him with the idea that has new
found aud stately aFaociates IA spite % his elevated
position. Inclined 70 dslarage h.m because Of lis
ffesh and directly plcbcan origin and that then
Ar Johnson having quite FORGOTTEN himself INDUCED In
W timed, Irrelevant and lncoherent harangue.
wns never yet inehrlated, but can feel another's
thus Wet mgrd, aud bciese Mr. johnson will be
generally locked upon having been then "more
snned against than sinn ny, and will maintain his
u~.funes~ aud becoming dignity hereaftarib presiding
The action a such august body the senatc OF
the United states.
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W. NJ UHNoa, VI d
D,sr II affords pleasure 70 add my testimony
the many OF the good qualities OF CONSTITUTIONS
WATEK believe STR that It's the great for dis
~ the Kidneys have been afflicted With smmatioo
kdneys irritation OF the bladder or nine years.
when travelling South and Westcbange Of CHI
and water Have treated with the best sicians bat
could relief induced by friend OF mine u try
Consultation Water have nearly used two bottles,
say that believe the disease A. entirely cued
chrsrfnlly feeomnend 70 an unrr,ng from Ike dicnH
yer, truly yours X. W. FLINT, No 81 Msrksplacc.
De- not sC Ila
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mall steamship Ocean Queen, Captain wisr, ~sD
leave this port to-day at noon, for AspinwalL
The mails for Central America and the south Paoiss
will close At half past ten O'Clock this morning
The EEw YoRg HERALD-E Edition for the Pacinc-win
be published at half past nine o'clock In the morning
It will contain tho graphic and highly interesting
dispatches from the HERALD special correspondensA
giving full account OF General shermans trumphAns
sweep across the entire State Of South Carolina and
portion Of North Carolina accompanied by map show
ing tho routes taken by the several corps additional
particulars OF the battles before and the capture o.
Kinston, N G., by General Schoneld additional details
OF General Sherdans great raid to the and north sf
Richmond and reports OF the operations Of the Unoa
forces In all sections OF the country late and interesting
news from Europe, and OF all important events
Of the past ten days.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing cenia
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PLANTEk.
friend relates 10 us that the before the ~
the house hosp.table Caronian
morning with the about
morning walk, when he checked by the planter
the door
tyou cannot pass, sir. Too early"
TOO eaIyt Why, dear Colonel what says DIR Frank
Lng
Early to bed and early 10 rise, win make healthy
and wealthy aud wise ~
Very SIR bu, all falacy. Early rising
halaon upon empty stomach, Of the morning
this country North and south have been the death thou
sandsthe death of tousa sffom the time Of Captain
John Smith TO this day Wait til after breakfast fofy
stomach with u Of hot coffee, and then,
OF the night being exhaed by
take a morning ride.
"But, my Colonel am always fortified with a wine
glass OF HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS"
"Ah, then, STR you may stick 10 DIR Franklin Hosetters
agent at Charleston sup me- aud am expecting oor
all the resulting malaria
Franklin holds good the -wamps
liua, II fortified with HOsrErTERs BfTrERS
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p.u of The famous rrsass 9mtn. which bss
ius, heen oomtnerc-d a. he Ssw YORK NBEkfY oaTht
4 popular frvm the fat that the ndecnts of which
use ut fawn mainly gron hs hsDIy - The nerrsA
Keyoutcn uns rsneetnsW instrulvte IS vel ~ =. usn
TFe people ca ~ lch ~ Va era ~
Nn history ~ this o unit y vh1r sfpsn pertshed sa
reslona rssei ed ucw h.lh " Coli abba son
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Chevalier's Life for the Hair Rest0rs0
gray hair TO s original color stops falling out keeps the
head clean. Stands above comparison with any other hAs
Broadway. SARAH A. CHkvALfEK n. b.
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Prizes Cashed In Ar Legalized Lotteries
aud information given Drawings sent.
j. CLUTE, Brokers ONCE, l76 Brosdway.
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AL. w. Brndley's Duplex, Elliptic (0r
DOUBLE) SPRING SKIRT viii not BEND or BREAK
like the Single Spring but wiz preserve their PERFECT and
BEAUTIFUL SHAPE TWICE az LONG any other Skirt
made. They are not EQUALLED In Elegance Elasticity.
Durability, Comfort or Economy.
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Ladies, spring has Come.-Ir You wish
shoes for yourselves and families buy tho 40
MILLER a CO. q, ysf Canal street
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Corns, BunlOns, Enlarged Joints and
all diseases Of tho feet cared by Dr. zACHARfE TO-
duav
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certain for coughs colds Influenza hoarseness dim
cult breathing and all affections Of the throat bronchial
tubes and lungs leading 20 consumption The Honey of
Horeound soothes all irritation The Tar Of Balm Of GleAd
Peneaes cieanses and heal. all parts Of the throat ana
iungs There nothing like H. 80 cents bottle. For
sale By all druggists. CHARLES DOwNER
General Agent ~ Cedar street, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-03-23

Cherokee Pflls-Female Regulator
druggists 81 per box. Thirty page pauA-
phlet free. Address DR. W. H. MERwIN CO., 6S Liberty
street Nav York
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A RELIEF.

You troubled with bad breath; annoys your friends
aud acquanlances well yourself You would ike -
get ra ~ ~ eas ssarsely know what adopt We
will tell you. Use the fragrant soznnoNr IL viii
cleanse and beauy teeth and your pure
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