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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
The last chance to Answer-we
dare him to do it!

Bob DUNN having silently passed over. or
refused to answer the questions we propounded
to him, we deem it therefore advisable, as he
has shirked them, 10 keep them before the
people for their consideration. Here they are
again, Robert, patiently awaiting your future
acton
l. Did not the Union oppose the efforts of the
Government to suppress the rebellion
2. Did not Henry A. Hoyt candidate for Aud
itor, take the office he now holds, knowing
that Martin had beat him at least one hnn-
dred and forty votes--and whether it was
very gentlemanly act to take that to
which he was not entitled?
3. Did not Henry A. Hoyt belong to the "sons
Of Liberty" and was he not cooperating
with that society in all its opposition to the
Government
4. Did not H. A. Hoyt say that the U. s. Gov
ernment was the AeaREsson, by provoking
South Carolina to fire upon the Star Of the
West?
5. Did not H. A. Hoyt declare that he had not
and would not encourage volunteering. and
that he regarded the war wrong on our
part?
6. Did not H. A. Hoyt, in the darkest hour of
the nations history, circulate Peace pa
per for signatures, which had for its object
disgraceful submission upon the part Of
the North to the South
7. Did not II. A. Hoyt circulate q subscription
paper for the relief Of Vallandigham, the
convicted traitor2
8. Did solitary individual placed in nomina.
tion on your County Ticket, with the sin
gle exception Of the one who was in the
field. lend helping hand to maintain the
integrity Of the Unioni
9. How j. it, Robert, that you are found sup,
porting semi -democrrtic platform, accord.
ing TO your own Interpretation, when you
have one after your own heart before you
got up by those pure apostles Of the peace
principle, Aleck Long and Bill CORY
ever, plank Of which is rcdolent with the
true afiatus for which you have been bat
Ting so valiantly during the war-nothine
omitted, not even the Slavery" and
State Rights" planks. We ask, How
could you spostatise from 90 pure faith
10. Did he, DUNN, not say" Dsmn The eel
diers' pote.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
For Senator.

For Senator.
Vote for A. J. HAIeH, he is
an able champion of the cause
of humanity. He has private
ly and publicly defended the
cause of the Union, and to-
day stands high as a man of
honor and ability. He will,
if elected, adorn the Senate
chamber, and ably sustain all
measures for the well-being
of the Union. His opponent
is the notorious Curt. Berry,
Jr., who is generally known
in Wyandot county, as the
man who refused to count the
Soldiers Vote-thus cheating
the " BOYS IN BLUE" out of the
elective franchise. He has
rejoiced at the defeat of our
armies-has upon more than
one occasion declared himself
opposed to the war-has COM
plimented the South, and in
everything is no better than
his illustrious prototype Glenn
Vallandigham, whom he has
pledged himself to vote for as
US. Senator if elected. Brave
men of Wyandot county, put
your ban of disapprobation
upon the eacts of this notorious
demagogue, who openly in
suits you, and your friends,
by professions of friendship,
in the very teeth of his bitter
record of the past four years
let every soldier and citizen
of the Senatorial district de-
ternline to assist in rolling
up a big majority against this
political charlatan.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

ed to the call Of the Govern
ment in 1864, and did service
for four months; he is an able
accountant, a splendid book
keeper, writes a beautiful and
legible hand, and is qualified
by sterling integrity and un-
impeachable worth to be the
custodian of the funds of the
county.
Billy Goodbread is a clever
little body, but then he is
identified with the Cops, and,
like all OF them, declared qUe
uever couldwhip the Rebs, made
lugubrious speeches bemoan-
ing the debt incurred in the
preservation of our national
existence, and, we are sorry
to say, was a member in full
standing of that hell-born,
oath-bound nest of Traitors,
y'clept " Sons Of Liberty" who
were marshaling their forces
to embroil the State of Ohio
in civil war; he is by no means
the equal in capacity or COM
potency ofhis competitor, and
we hope the voters of Wyan-
dot county will make BAD
BREAD of his dough at the
polls, on Tuesday Oct. 10th,
by refusing to swallow so sus-
piciOus a crumb.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
Boys in Blue.

Will you support party who have beer
your greatest enemy? The Democracy have
opposed your progress whilst you were battling
in front of the enemies works. Hear what the
Ashland Democratic Union said of you whilst
you were bravely fighting the battles of your
country:
"Hsred Hessta'ss, going to the
Sunny Southern soih to butcher,
By aOholesale, not foreigners, but
good men, as exemplary Chris
ha,,s as any ofour men, aOho be-
aeue that they are fighting for
Go1,yivem rights!'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
Remember.

Remember.
Next Tuesday, October 10th
will be Election day in this
county. Let every Union vo'
ter be out and at the polls
from morning until night, do
ing duty in behalf of his coun'
try. The opposition, if sue.
cessful, will overturn those
wise measures instituted by
the Government for the pre-
servation and prosperity of
the Union.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

county. OF his opponent we
have nothing to say, only he
is of the Coppcrhead party,
and has co-operated with it,
in measures which, to say the
least, Union men can not ap-
prove.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

stain rests; he is competent
to fulfill the duties of the
office, and for correct and gen.
tlemanly bearing is without
reproach he is a soldier, and
has distinguished himself in
that great struggle which has
given new life to the Ameri-
can Republic; he started as
a Captain in the dawn of the
rebellion, and never cast off
his harness until the revolt
was conquered and peace re-
stored; he has participated
in all the sanguinary conflicts
in the South and West, and
now returning home to the
quiet Of civil life, the Union
party presents him to you as
a candidate for Auditor. Men
Of Wyandot, do yourselves
credit by honoring him with
your votes, thus showing that
you appreciate his worth as a
man and his deeds of valor
as a soldier, and are not un-
grateful toward those who
strike good blows for their
country in her hour of need.
His opponent is Henry A..
Hoyt, the present incumbent,
who holds his Office by fraud.
He was defeated at the ballot
box, and yet, despite a ma
jority of one hundred and fifty
votes, has held the Office for
two years-is a notorious cop
perhead, and has always op-
posed the war; justified the
South for firing into the Star
OF the West; circulated a pc
tition for signers, asking the
Government to make peace
on eng terms auiM the Rebels i
carried round the hat for the
DINE collection for the infa-
nous Vallandigham, and in
all things rubs noses with
that great oracle of his party. |
Men of Wyandot county give
the lie to the assertion that
Republics are ungrateful-|
ratify your action made at the
ballot-box two years ago, and
elect the gallant Gen. Kirby
for auditor.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
More Democratic Utterances.

OF the lamented President Lincoln the Ash
land Democratic Union said:
He commands them (the soldiers) like hired
Hessians, 10 go to the Southern cline and
butcher! butcher by wholesaler
Again, the Union said:
"This is damned Abolition war. We be.
lieve Abe Lincoln is as much traitor as jeff.
Davis"
Honest men Of Wyandot county, what do you
think of such declarations 2
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
More Democratic Thunder.

The Ohio Eagle, published at Lancaster,
said:
Democrats Of the North. ar you to he drag.
ged into civil war Of murdercus horrors for a
cause in which you have no sympathy? Let
those mho insugurated this rar tight their own
battles. If blood must be shed, LET IT BE
REPUBLICAN BLOODlw
The Democracy Of Fairfield, in County
Convention, endorsed not only the Eagle. but
exceeded it:
Resolued, That we heartily endor'e the
Ohio Eagle. believing its course has been truly
Democratic, just and p'triotc, and most cordi-
all' recommend it to the liberal patronage of
our friends throughout the country"
"0ur motto is, millions for defense, But NOT
ONE CENT FOR THE COERCION OF SOVEREIGN STATES Z"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
Special Notice.

In order that we may present to our readers
the result Of the pending election, to be held
on Tuesday next, we will not issue our paper
until the Thursday following; or just in time
to reach our subscrbers in the county. Doing
this. and as printers always look forward to
Election day as holiday, We will not issue
any paper the week following. We hore our
subscribers will bear with US on this inter,
mission.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
Read this and Ponder.

Soon after the rebels opened the war, and
while the National Government was organic
ing troops in the spring of 1861, the oOshoctor
Democrat said;
"The North is in direct rebellion against
the Constitution and laws of the United states
The South is contending for rights guaranteed
to them by the Constitution, but denied then
by the North. and, TO secure those rights, hsv,
rebelled against Lincolns administration"
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
For Surveyor.

Vote for MILO d. BURKE he
is a young man Of integrity,
has qualified himself for the
duties of the Office to which
his Union fellow-citizens have
nominated him; has been in
the service, and is still en-.
gagged in the duties of the
camp-he is worthy the sup.
port of the people of Wyandot
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
For Commissioner.

: "a SO444A496AV&V4s
Vote for MILTON MoRRALL !;
he has served for two terms
in that capacity, with credit
to himself and advantage to
the county; he has always
been right on the goose CUES
tion," and was always found
among the most liberal sup
porters of the Union cause
he is a worthy man, and will
make a good Commissioner.
VIM. Gibson, his competitor,
is a worthy citizen, is one of
the Commissioners of the
county, and makes a good
officer, but then he belongs
to the party who opposed the
war, and we want him rotated
out and =" Old Salem" rotated
in. Vote for Milt. Morrall.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04

For Treasurer.
Vote for ADDISON E. GIBBS,
he is a private in the National
Guards, and as such respond
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
For Auditor.

For Auditor.
Vote for Gen. !. NJ. KIRBY,
he is worthy of your conf
dence and support. He was
raised in your midst-upon
his character not o single
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-10-04
. a N IL -
GOODS!

Work boxes. lava boxes, jewellery boxes powd-
er boxes combs, brushes, Nail and tooth brush.
es Gents wallets and Ladies' purses, and every
thing usually found in first class establish-
ment.
Goods warranted as repre-
sented!
Repairing of all kinds done
on short notice.
Hair Jewelry and Jewelry
of every description made to
order.
EJ. Pausch takes this method Of EXTEND
ing kis thanks 10 his friends and patrons for
their liberal patronage extended 70 him. and
would now ask continuauce Of the same 70
the new firm, assuring them that no pains viii
be spared 10 please and aecommodsts thems--
Call and view our stock of goods.
Urpcr sspdasly, Aug, 24ih. 1ss3-~a
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II o XIV

The ALLEGED WIFE MuRDEn.-The in
vss'ission into the Of the death Of Mn. Laur.
hills' wife Of Francis Mills, was concluded before
Coioner barrett and jury yesterday afternoon. Tho
following 10 tho verdict Of the jury;
That said Laury Mills came to her desth by hem.
o,rhare, caused by rupture Of blood vessel In the
Injuries indicted bv her husband Frames MILL on
We morning Of The 18th instant at their residence in
we hAult buildlnsA Fulton stIeet
In answer to the usual ques Iona the prisoner sta
ted that he wa thirty mine Year, of age, born 10
the county Of Down, ireland. and a machInlst and
engineer by p'ofe sion. lie said that he o.ned a
mouse mouse nnd some land Ia Columbia south Catonnl.
lhe prisoner y a. then removed TO the County Jail
@A"At he action OF the Grand Jury.
FINE Turnout AND A YouNo DRIVER.
Ono Of the most interesting features Of the Con-
neetieut State Fair, at Hartford on Wednesday, vas
the appearance Of splendid team Of ponies, Ave in
number, and Of LillputiAn size all attached to q
pony wagon This team, coating, It lie sad, ten thou
sand dollars belongs to a fair young lady Of four
Year,, from Bookyn, who II Is said, handles tn.
ribbons With great skill One Of tho ponies 10 an
Arabian, aud fas, trotior three Of them se from
Calcutta and the only Of the kind In the eous.
try and the other 10 Scotch breed, They form the
most perfect pony team seen In this country
Their aggregate weight Is ,o9O pounds and the Av.
craze about iorty.fve inehe, hirh.
PoLITICAL.-SIxTH ASSEMBLY DtsTRICr.-
The Republican Convention for this Dl.rieI me, at
the corner South Frs. ana Fourth suoois u. D., At
O'clock. lssl nisbt The foloSius D.le,a 9. and
hfo.gA;es were elected to tn STATE CONVENTION 10
Ie held ~ aruse on the 26'h inst Deler aie.-
Hon :. I. MADDOX, BeJsmin ". WILSON anu VIII
ham Leyerait. AiieTlAts .Role.t fo.tyI, William
u. "ultohsid, and Col. &, II. ao,tou Tho seventh
Assembly Distinct CInyen ion ret about the same
time II Themes Uu on Hall ard rciei And. eE d.
Hodges John Mitchell and Isl-c AeseIole, pessate,
70 the same Convention.
SHOOTING AFFRAY.-About 9 o'clockr last
night two cOlo!et men residing at Battle Row,
Lear Union svenue, got into disputs shout some
low natter rhon one Of thsn drew pis o and ,hot
The otnoi in the LEI shoUide!. lie Assallant IA
nah, q JUe sinnlouA and lie wet inns nennis Hope
Al he parUe' interested mmedisel Nent 10 he
4oth Precinct station House 10 ttate the case but
tht{ seeio excited that the Hergeanl In CD .r,o
eoulo not make Out the Inerts OF the Csc very
cea'y, aud he hstefOrc locGeI III two Of diem Tor
nearing before Judge DALEY this morning
lpE&TIrIED.-Tho ho'y IF tho man found
dioH ntd a the ..y. Vi Nortn Third su eci, T. n on
Lhu.tdaI molnng last hsAbten jocognlEed a. that
W mI' hd-aId CaiueIvr, O. native OF t,emAny, d5
e,ls OF aSe, lorne.ly residing with his sou q, 1871
p'oohe street, Mes York.
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III o b o L en-.

TuB RAcEs-LAsT DAY.-The last OF the
,eries Of rsees which, under the su,pees Of the
Hudson Co Alricu.urAl Society, have during the
four DAYS cen run at the seosucus Course. near
iol oxen, tool place Yesterday afternoon, before a
l.rse and most en,husissic assembly. The stand.
and even those localities not protected from the
fc;co OF Old FOL we're crowded With spectato T.
Including many hundreds Of the TAR ser. The pro-
sr.mmo for tie dSy eon,l,od OF s,eep.o chase, q
handle for , ho-'es that have started during the
meeting, and ds.h Of. mite and quarter.
- Ra1,-I. re, hove ,,st.d "a, han;
.re'; di,fTce, mil .. -Four en.rIes we're made,
VIZ. A Sr ~ ch. m. Mamie Cr,idock. 100 ID, ;
"a, sIert,ez, 'i6s .ar.y nee 10 its D.
E. III e Parker. ~ n. hi. 10 by f,r the mos,
.Ic,.lns RAG Of te Fay, mt lew e hsd EN-
iAy Vi 9. ,erv rod 49, q Of as rivea 10 Ito
hort. rh.n Nj, Mann irr. oll,t,ly took the le,d,
ptotsed ly NJ" Life. M Il rear Inc ed Of The
hone-srctch vhch she was seen to suddenly plume,
down With 'iemt .ons 70 &C. A. .hit 10 n. Zg-Zas,
Who hld until nos lNsred far IN he iear observ
dwhng aho.d Of her conpetitots over The PROSTATE
Mamie, fnd e,entulilY 10 The stand the winning
I'd Rac,.-Thi. va. a handicap for all horse. tha,
have sta ted during the present meeiinr premium
t3oV distance ~ miles. ltvas sv'd'nt Al the out
several favorit., vete iun and ~ Snu,rs nurnbsr
Of enttis -eie ma =. "Time" 'e - 4nnonneed
fourteen contestants for the priz, W. me isiely APP
peaied At the starting post, smonr h, N we've the
c"leb strd Thunderer Gllda, Lady u d Bryant, Cop
rex Niehtloct, and Others which have toured cor.
% euou,ly during The psseni meeiins. fair start
Vas male, aud but a few iene hs had been nun
vLen II lecamo evident that the five con estants
shove named were to have mstter. " all their oen
way" Owing to his wonderful achievements on
prAvous days Of the meeting, 1hunderer WA from
the Start, the fnvorite hors and bets Of 10 TO 10
we're nicely ofer'd by his admifers The fret
mile vas sccon plished amid varJin fortunes Of
the eon'estana but UPON entering upon the last
u tecaue evident that Thunde ei's inner good Tor
tune had departed. Still he piled on the steam to
prevent lisp with Oakland. who nov d essed him
hotly All his efforts however, were fiuiil,sa and
oakland ster laying for an instant to the shoulder
o. his noble snsVonist a. II esthering up strcng
ior hna PLUNGE, finally succeeded in LEAVING day-
lisht between him.elf and 9 opponen', which di,-
lance he continued 70 increase until the stand wa
reached com ns In several lengths ahead, having
made he time In aux
Ihrrd I.dcs.-This vu milo and q half da,h, for
All ages, the D. enium being soOO horses once teaten
uu ms tue meeting be ne allowed tGlhs Five en-
tries, VIZ Mamie Rains Sikston, Lady Dan Bry-
ant, Thundeisr and Lord Monmouth As ali Of the
contestants were well and favoTaby known. heavy
bot we're made on the result, Lord Monmouth how
ever Icing the avonte. he result proved the sound
meas Of this favorable pinion Of his bsckera he COM
Ing 10 ahead but Glossy puIsued by Miss Mamie, -
second In the race.
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nOAkD AND ROOMS.

ROARD-A RESPECTABLE WIDOW CAN
1ecommodnte ouns men With rood losfd on
Isn2nd ne ems Ato youug li ios, By call ng At
ia wet 1914 1t, "a floor, font DOM l65
HObCKFN-l Or 2 GENTLEMEN CAN
accommodated In p ivAte family With iur-
Lished ioons with wi bout b. esrtAst aud tea.
fppy At IL HuCton It, Hohoken. three M.rufcs
Wi. i.oih IN ietry beat Of ieeience required SE2
~ ANTED-A FURNISHED BEDROOM
" ir O. seh;einen VITO IS out ali day oca ion lot
Above p ins 81. AGds,O NJ b.. So sun oifce %
8 OR 3 YOUNG LArIES CAN BIN ACCOM-
$-molaiei with board al - iiolIyu st.
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MARINE NEWS.
Sept, Io-s. Rise. as. sets, ts-H w..r
Hi.

CLEARHD.
HTEAMSHIPS-The Queen, Liverpool g,.on.
HAmhurr; Charles B7nton Nswiern; AlerhSny'
BAtimofe; Ifnnv CadWAllsdeg, Hal iTnsre; DE No
10y, Bos.on; nj cd statcs, Fail RIVE
sHlPs-Brdrewster Liverpool; Chtse. Gov BAY.
Is; 81 LOUIS, Liverpool.
BARkS-Illlic lie n, Genoa: Caseo, Trinidad. On
hai Rumble, Aps hIcols Tie; Almoner, Boston;
AlbeItina NeiaCIuE.
BRlts -si,nal, Montevideo; Saiad. Cienfueso,.
WIN Mason, Biltino.o; L n 1inket, Bsltimofe
sCHuONukS-Emm q, 81 John, N b. wid.
World, Savannah; Cocoa savannah; Ioseph Grant
Georgetown; JUL, Flzatethpori; j e Chew, Taup'
ton; Albert Thomas, jacksonville Iayluia Bell
Richmond. Sus1nn7, Robn ond, A S Cohn, Newborn,
j Raynor, Baltimore.
kkETvED.
sHIPs-Hornet, Tome, Chill; John Bright Iivil.
fhEoo Norfolk; hontezuma- Kingston, Jam.
BARKs-Yumuri, sssua; Caslda, Trinidad Cuba.
81 Andrew, Mo ievideo; Avn LiEzy, Rio Janoiro;
lmosene Smith, Peru.
BRlGs-Haunah Lizzie, Linsan: j p Elliot, Gl.e,
Bay; kssex, Sseua lGellA, Cisnf1sgvs; Torrd Zone
uantAnano, MEXICO.
sCHOONERs-Em Anderson, St john. p r.,
N Boardmnr, Nlrohead Cltv; W n Cesner, JACK.
sonvillc; Wood uf Sims satilla River sar.h T.
Ellen Bsrues Washington for Providence. Harsh
F'rher, Philadelphia Tor Providence; A n Terry
Jacksonville; N n Read Boston for Albany; Ducv N
Ives Baltimore for New Haven; y j Scott PhiIsd j.
phiA for Rhode Island; Nolson, EliIabethport 10,
Bison; Ontario, Ron out for Providence Lair H.
Poutht eeps'e for Providence; Nillas. Queen Georrs
toWn ter fNl River
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SAVINGS HIANAs.

MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
4'i luz, tutiun, No. 2SS Borery
SIX per cent intets-t Lowed on sums Of al 600 and
under. FIVE per cent on larger ,uns
Depoeits ma q on or before Oct lat. will draw In
eiest nom that date. Open daily from L AN 10 4
IN, ana on Mondays aud Wednesday, I. ON 10 A.
N % I'm. = CHAs. PEEK. Prendent
HENRY c. FISHER, seeIe;srv. 40
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
or NEW YORK
CHlTAL; .S2,0a'Oo. | SURPLUS. s1 9nn ooo
ms BANK viii i.sue Certificates OF u po.it bearing
myers, on favor bile terms. j. l. WORTH, Cashier
New York. Aus. n, 1853 sbs
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lie rsey City.

RIGHTS OF PASSENGERS ON RAILWAY
IhAisS-in the Union County Court before Judge
hAne'on' on Thursday, Jo,eph Hsines, . conductor
on the Central RsilTOai of New Jersey, ana three
oiher empioyes on the road tried and convicted
named 6reene, under the follow g eiIcumttances
Inc eomplainants we're PASSENGERS on ths Central
Road and when the conductor, HAlnes, came around
ioT Me faIn greene tsassIsd IN payment a 10
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Personal NOTICES.

IMPORTATION WANTED OF MARGARET
Land ~, = pstl't o. Ballina.loo Go. G.lN sy Ire
ni.eInia. Any INTO mstion will be fhsnthIll- ne.
ss,, yia by her Hlend Mr.. MICHAEL DORT, "a
..,i y. - 1uS
ITO DANIDs. OGDEN AND ALL CLAIM.
Ing bv, through h. undo. him. notice 4. h,,ob.
,eat all shaI 81 Of the capital stock Of the Rhi,
-, ~ nv, nin ns Con pabv Of hoh,gan, on which nnv
tin oI money rem aims due con."qu, pce OF az A..
se 'mont pysbie June - "A. 1897, vii /. sold AZ
pun, auction; ct tie olice OF ssio Com PAM No D
ns'su sueet from No. o., New York ciy, on ths
mn, dy o. 'ctoter, 1905 at ~ o'clock K " a.
sAkUENI, SECRETARY. ~
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN 8 HOURS
n a, A4b siIth ave Beaut III chean IIsh, - -
upper lets. sets With plumpes 10 fill Out the chsa.,
sna restore youthful app arsnCe Entiie .at.sciion
or no paw No sdyancr required.
7TIiE NITROUS OXIDE LAUGHING Gas,
scientifically prepared and ADM ni.erei daii tJ
extIaction Of teeth without pSih. No eIirS Sa ING
Rs,nsmher ths No. 34b SIXTH ave- Cd door I'M ..
81. Dr. G. EVANS, Denti.I. Cut this ou, al
hrs. NAPOLEON PRETERRE AND q
DwILsoS; Dentist have removed from lsS nosi
Howard, % SO sLosd tis sM i1h St Teeth in.
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MILITARY.

NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Having been estatlisnsu iot owes n ee \ L.. N
collect ne AL ciss.es Of cNimL have tte ~
iahSrhes Tor 'etiinE acoOuutt o. sol 49, ho IA
teen dischaIe! 81 pe.tai lptiv !is;s btLcnr4.
Of ~af, Ia ahce o. touutes, SAFE lgnut .. an ni
othe- al eatNes. ALv tuCes Tnlfp, ilforrnf Il on
siatis Pc zone procured. back pa ent buun,v ior
here u deccas .oioIeis. l.. bEOM n & o., B .uk-
en-, PGik Pace. 80
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- In poItant Aotce-Ah TO-, ie., n.uSie e. ou, or
dlschars cd upNu par al ceic ipve sts eau feceiye
the Ia anos Cue Them. App in pe. son or b. len a.
TO LEffkkTs, HOFFMAN, 4 CO, A. PAX fow s65
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-16
SHIPPING.

passage FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
and LondonTBy the Old Black Star Line. For
For London-E. W. srE1 son, calls on Aus asih
Tor passage apply 70 CIVILIANS &GUIoN. " Fulton
IT, so
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER
poo QUEEN, Sep ember 10th. Cabin passage
~ tseiMe $50; able In currency Apply 70
STEAM TO LlVERPOOL.-THR MAG
- nhcent Bt. lion n esmship
PROPONTlS
~ 2boo Tons-CaptAn Hlgginson.
VIII sail from Piet IS, r.. r.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH,
. Rates OF passage, payabe IN currency
IApin stee age.............. $50
Including piovis. ons.
For passage spply to
TAPsCOrT BROS. q CO.,
~ South ct.
Return certificates granted at The iosest rste, 1873