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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23


Governor Seymour may poll the
full strength of the Democratic par
tyof the last'seven years-nothing
more. He is, with all shades of
Democrats, the most popular man
in that party. AS a presiding Off
Ger Of a Democratic Convention,4 he
has shown remarkable power in
swaying and directing men. He is
ready;is plausible, has a silvery
tongue, and can bring order out of
uprear with a felicity that'is charm
ing. Il AS a politi cal orator he is as
plausible a man as ever mounted a
stump Z! He can make aspeach with
the fewest salientpoints of any man
in .ithes party. . With an apparent
sincerity, he can utter monstrous
falsehoods- that3earry3 to his party
followers the stamp of TRUTH and
that rixet conviction in willing
minds.saWe5 do not know W how bet
ter to characterize Governor Sey.
mour than to say hesis sthe most az
eompEshed demagogue in the Dem
oeratic party. An intimate of the
pampered4wealthy, and3 devoted to
the interests of that class who would
makesthe. rich richer and the poor
poorer he can gull the laboring class
of his party with an oilnass chat can
be accorded onlyto the most comp.
lete political aldisembler. Aristoeratic
by birth, by education, by association
aud by taste, he can5address a New
York City mobof:roughs and mur-
derefs with the most endearing title
of. ssmy friends He, is just the
man to stand upon a Demo cratic
platform that in one sentence aadvo-
Gates the payment of our debt in
that which is a legal tender,l snd in
the next, quiets the fears of bloated
bondholders by declaring that such
payment. cannot be made, inthis gen
atien,nthus, Janus-faced,, bow to
the taxpayer and wink. at the bond
holder sl,gls .rs-z.-nJG ea.f1is BAD W.
In New York Gov. Seymour will
prove as strong afman as the party
eouldoname. In the city Where lies
the. heavy vote, Seymour can suit
the st. James and the st. Giles; he
can ride in state with the Fifth :Av7
enue snabobs, and he; can walk, un7
der. dilapidated hat, through Bax
ter streeti4is the pet of the Wall
street blackLegs,, and he is the "boy
with the pIass eve', of. the Five Point
sweat cloth dens, Not that Cover
nor Seymour's personal associations
are with the vile and the blackguard
for in the ordinary acception Of
the term he is a refined gentleman
but his popularity is of such style
that by his manners, helwins the up
per ten,' . and by his plausibiity of
speech he swaysothee groandings.
Out of New York, however, he will
poll no such ,Eotelas would Mr.. PEN
Heton.-G Ger. Herald gsa assdagd
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

Congress is very anxious to- adj
journ, but we hope it will not5do SO
till the vital measures awaiting its
deliberations are disposed of. Why
not take d brief recess and then re
sumo work? At all events, no adj
iournment should be had till recon.
struction is completed, and the f.
nancial question decided. '' +. I, 10
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
+, ~ Z G. & Fl. BARMoRE,

F.f.Gty. 2.b years Establ1shed, and
27 Prize Medals Awarded.
Our PianoF ortes are now unfversaBv ac
knowledged by the most distinguished ar
fists to. be the. best. manufactured, and
wherever they have been introduced and
used, we are not required to say one word
in their favor, their excellence stands pre-
emInently to those of other makers, and
from the great success achieved, and i'm
prcvement made by us in the last thirty
years, we can afford to sell a. .frst-class
Plano=forte at S LOO. to- $l50 less than sim
liar one can be bought elsewhere.
Every Piano Forte WARRANTED for
5 Years, and to give satisfaction.
Our Pianos are made to last; the materi-
ais used fer every part are thoroughly sea-
soned. and of the very best quality that
can be procured. No part is sighted;
what the public eye might pass over. nev-
er escapes our vigilance. Every part inside
and out; is honestly faithfully and thor
eughly made, so that it will beartthe most
minute exami patioH, They differ from the
loud coarse tone of most Pianos. (Which is
bad in the beginning. and grows worse
every day,) inasmuch as it is refined and
delicate, pure in its vibrations, delightful
in its singing capacity, and has all the pow
er Necessary to produce every desired effect.
They are without doubt the best, the most
lasting, and consequently the cheapest
We are content With a. fair profit. Our
prices range from $500 to. $500. s:..,.,-is
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
Another Veto Busted.

On Monday the President sent hi.
veto of the Electoral College ],il]
to. the Senate, when the bill W as i'm
medistely passed over the veto, by
vote of45 to 8. The mess age, af
ter receiving this well merited cas-
tigatien, was sent to tle House
where it was. .annihilate d by vote
of 1873, to So. .-.-i'st-7 szA'' "i'4
This is practical impeachment.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

We see that MIR. James c. Hall is
prominently mentioned as a candi
date for Congress iii the Toledo
District Mr.. Hall is a gentleman
of ability and energy and we should
oc pleased to. learn of his nomina-
ton and election, as he wonld honor
our noble State in Congress. ii q
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
Will not charge for services, unless prop
E+i ~ erty soldor disposed of 4 Ia.

Il as for sale Several fine farms in this and
adjoining counties; several honses md lots
in Upper ,Sanduskfi Nevada, 1McCutch-
eonville; and other towns in the county,
and considerable Real Estate, -ltown lots,
improved farms and wild lands,) in. Illi-
nois. Low q. Kansns and. other W estern
States. All deaired inform alton given With
pleasure, touching the property Aforesaid.
and will 80 upon and show the same, lin
this lcoupty,l to persons wishing to buy.
Persons inten ding to either buy or sell Real
Estate, would do ven to call lon the un-
dersigned. as he Will be enabled 1t ali
times toafford them great facilities.
Mr. AJ,ias Real Estate Agent, refers by
permission to Hon. o; Bowen. Marion, o.:
Messrs: p atten, 4 Wallace, Bankers; NJ Maiion.
O; S: Watson. Essz Cashier First National
Bank, Upper San dnsk RsR. Mckee Esq.,
Banker UPBer SanduskY. esais.: - s,lsVy. W
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

In this papcr will. be- found the
unanswerable1 speech of that great
patriot and statesman, Senator Nor.
ton, which with other matter, we
were obliged to print in small type
il order 10 get it in. this issue. iao.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23


power was exertef against the National Cow
e1rment. F.ectsl on tbe distinct ground tb Il
,ha .;1 Of "a AL .a er;,-on 70 ,, IL, n
mar. rigorors ,,,os ,,+io of tho war ae nsed
tina ,3>onnortunit;ss an5 influence of his oftce to
foster discomfort. to imDair the efficacy of MIR.
Lincoln's administration and to encourage
and prclong the rebellion. His sympathies
and plans were on the side of those who would
have rendered the continuance of the struggle
for the Union impossible Hey,ssn effective
nf f,onperbesr,s s1nr,seSerte, b,s rre,.s
pies Ia, arr,v. the s,sete .y,;,st IN. Ran,bIic
He sewea the seed ,or seption,, au,rrcIs ,s
between New York and The west IN one hand
and New England on the other and far two
wears was in reality The mosl fnrmi,,ab,p on
en,y of The Govcrnment actua1iy in arms
ap,fnst if When the cause of tbe,trnio, tri .
umnbea If was !, sn;tero ~ fro .d,,;t
emit and most miscbieyous endenvars nc Mr.
Sevmcur To make such a man the standard
bearer OF The Deir1trttir t;tIty aslin st & rant
Is to array that party in an att tudc hostile TO
thc acilcation of the country. Thery.-are
many who fought manfully against the Union
who are new laborins for its presei!yation and
nrnsperitv and it isaat least possible that a
frank acceptancei Of the situation By Mr Sey-
nour. beto,A this nomination offered The
temptations to dissinlils.Ge Mpnlet 5plyc, been
treated in larise pnrt atohe,nent fol. oil
cial acts in the eopperlIeatl service But com =
ing forth rs lie does, the champion Of a party
which wthholds aouiescence from the results
Of reconstruction. and menaces these results
" it'll threats which may culminate in the re-
ncwaI of trouble- we'ran not forget that the
Horatio seymour who is to wrestlc with
Grant for the Presidency did what he could
to weaken the Union soldier on the. battle
field, 1t is fft that he who labored secretly to
succor the rebels slIelrist now be the nominee
Of party intent upon undolng the results of
victory The nomination derives additional
| significance from the purpose boldly avow ed
by his associate on the sticket.s The alliance
OF Seymour who plotted against the Union
with +. j. Blair. who gallanslyi fought tosave
it, would be most incongruous, but for the
epistle with which the latter sought to com
S'N SN|N - S''0
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
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GsobyS --5Ea sso RI ii .css' ~ ss.1sz
In1ots s and is, ia s. sl,e s.ewial L 81, Nevada.
Wyandot county o., situate near the de-
pot. No, IS isa large lot, has frame house
and out,buildings, and other good improv-
meuts. These are very desirable lots rap
Idly rising in value and will be sold low
and on time, that is,- one third down. and
tn ezbAlAncs in two annhal Payments. =
zaiasuss Esfa ,sI,Eato.av xIszfssss -
40 ,,.ia5t 69s'sg For Sale :s.9;,I :,i,.s;s q:
-xo sss1ss st9fa r. ss=tt 4 saTs.zz b5.ss
Several lots IN McEuteh eonyf1ie, Nyan
dot County, o. Well situated and sss.de-
sirableas any in the town. ;. Numbers q nd
futk er particp lars given next. week EWHi
bebod low and on time. ,s,...- ss.ss as
fss s-ssg%sSsssssssI sis .Tzsf g,Ssssz
ssi' s.:,s isst.s S.i Tor Sales,....ssssn ssss s;.
One. The finest little farms in ii is conn
ty, belonging to=the heirs, Of the late Robs-
Gibson, containing 78 acres, and situate in
Tymochtee township, near the large farm
of F +. Fowler. :40aeres euitivated, Bal
ance- good woods pasture. Plenty Of thrift
ty young timber on the place. and good
orchard. Ia I'd rich and neighbour ood the
very best. Call upon the undersigned. for
price and further particulars $50 .Ss,sss
: q. 's1 e5.a ws.< 1J.fH. "A DERS0N ,s.-
Attorney at tslg, Law,and Real Estate state Az
1.SsSse9si, x4s5 Si1 tzsss "a zss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
= 4s GALES COPPER STRIP Dr.
.Egrae1 baE msiyy@fsa ! - -
Gutter.

For hand or horse power, acknowledged the
Fastest, Easiest, and every way best in use.
For sale by Il j !. r. DEUAT UR .s Co =
Dealerssin Agricultural Improv eme pts, etc :,
1877 Water Street, New York.
Send for illustrated Circulars. n26-ly
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
.HOWE''SS ,
Standard Sc les.

.IfH.i GH{G9ts
Every description of scale warranted to
give entire satisfaction. Send for catalogue
and circular. Second handed scales of
other makers, taken IN part pay fof ours,
for sale cheap IA HOWE SCALE CO.,
! j. ..zi...la Il 3 Park Place, New York.
I31 Federal ST.. Boston. .aal, e.ae=s =
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
nOTY,S- CLOTHES WASHER.

- Tst EHt rf<E
Estrqet from Report Of Farmers Club Ne,r,
| .s..1itg =.+-5st York. 1867. sf.rs.-I-.IE u >
"WAsHNG MACHINES William Osborn
Port Bryan, Gayuga-eounty, NJ asks:
Will the Club give us its opinion of Wash
ing machines !? Is it economy to pay $l4
for one of Doty's machines ? Will it wash
farmers clothes clean, and not be too hard
work for the women p " Washins machines
have so generally proved TO befailures that
I am afraid of throwing away my money
upon one ae e. gt..,5. 5s.ys ,f
= i"SoLoN RoBINsoN-If yon had to pay ten
times the money you mention, It would be
the best Investment you ever made upon
your farm. Get the Universal Clothes
v ringer with it, and your wife and chill
dren will rise np and call you-blessed. For
they will find d.washingmade easy.'if
! Sold by R. C. BROWNING,
: ssT Gen. Agent, 80 Cor1andt ST., N.4.l
And by dealers and eanvassers, eserywher.
: n99
I ? ~ { EFg1--
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

A NICE 3DEMooEAr A dispatch
to the Cincinnati Gazette, from Co
.hnnbus Of the 7tb says: H.. st.'',.+. - ., ~
! Philip Chapter, Justice Of the
Peace for franklin To wnship, in this
county, was examined this afternoon,
for counterfeiting United States coin
Commissioner, Chittenden bound
him over in tile, sum of.S6O0 for lis.
appearance, at the next,term of the
United States Court in the Southern
District, It appeard fom the .testi-
mony given at, the trial, that Chap.
ter has been engaged in counterfeit.
ing ten cent pieces for the last fou
teen years. His arrest j., resulted
from an attempt he made to induce
Constable to shove off some green ;
backs of the denomination Of $40,
manufactured by other parties. Tie
arrest and examipation have cre1ted
considerable excitement among the
Dem 0 ceatic politicians in this Vein
t,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23
Most Extraordinary Accident.

lAlOSt yEA OESt1AStHS .ACSluCliS ~
/ On Thursday of .last7weekEone of
the most heart-rending accidents that
we have ever been called upon to re-
cord, occurred at the Carbon Iron
works atlParryyllle.f The particu-
lars are as follows :: Some part Of
the cylinder inthe largo engine be-
came loose and the machinery was
stopped in orderto fasten it, A
man named Henry Whiting got in
side the cylinder and was working
at the misplaced parts when sud
denly the engine started andsthe I'M
fortunate man was crushed betw ween
the end ofthe cylinder and the head
of the piston rod. .so The space Gbe
tween which he was crushed is only
about two inches. The force, was
so npo werful that the pistonzred,
which is four inches in'diameter,!was
bent. This is only the'second acci,
dent on record in which q man was
crushed in the cylinder OF an engine
and is the only fatal accident. that
has ever % ccurred at the Carbon
Iron works -Ueueland Herald. ot
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

sied the nomination of Seymour and
Blair. last Saturday night We are
informed that some of the partici-
pants ratified so vigorously as to
bring on the delirinm tremens. tits
also reported that some Of. the ,visi-.
tors had to be carried from the field 4
utterly disabled by the sword
orpowder, however. 81 3,fH 3etl 58.
Pendleton madeia speech, at Graf
ton, W. W, lastweek,in which he
makes all Sorts of charges against
the Republicans, We, think the
charges come with a very, bad grace
from man nwhonever drew a bre cath
in sympathy with the loyal cause
during the late fearful war. H. Had
his reasonable counsels prevailed,
we wouldgto day be worse off than
the Mexicans sIWhen wereEember
the record of Mr.. P endleton during
the long, weary years of war, for
the salvation of our country, and
then listen to the professions of pa
triotism which he makes from every
stump, we cannot bnt regard him as
a deyilishi dcmago que, agiliaa6s 4e
On the Fourth of July, 1858
g.. r.fg
Heratio Seymour made a speech in
New, York filed with n bitterness
against the Government of the.
United States because it had caused
thei arrest Of SValiandighain for
tneasonable speeches. In that speech
he said: s.rr..fsls,i
DO you not create revolution when
YOU say that. your persons may be
rightfully seized, your property con-
fiscxted, your homes entered Are
you not exposing yourselves, your
own, interests, to as great a peril as
that with which you threaten us p
Remember this: that the bloody,
and treasonabie and revolutionary
doctrine Of Public necessity can be
proclaimed by mob as well as by
Government. Applause. T.
Nipe days, qfterward the mob Of
Governor lSeymour's t'fsiendsl gave
practical answer to the question
by the riot, rapine, and murder, in
the city Of New York. The. draft
riots Of July 18th and the three fol
iowing days were the direct conse..
quenees Of the speech of Horhtio
Seymour On July 4th.- G7cc. Tre,I-
aid. 80 ~ .'''' - :, 1
fin -------.,p-- a, /. ----l---A r. =,
The Cincinnati Commercial says,
editoriaily go 3 ~ al.5 81, ~ ~.
The nomination of Horatie Sey-
monr,was the triumph Of the bond
holders. It could mot have, been
more esnphatically their victory had
August Bclmo ont himself received the.
nomination. The resolution of the
platform, which was Intended to
console the Western Democracy
and flatter them with tie idea that
Mr.. Pendleton's financial theories
had been accepted by the East
though he himself was rejected, is
not worth the paper upon which it
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

Since the above was put in type,
the Secretary of State has issued a
proclamation declaring the Amend
,nent part of the Constitution Of
the United States. 5i'.'l S-35 .. s'.,-i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1868-07-23

sShall also be law full money and a le-
gal tender in payment of all debts,
public and private, in the United States
except duties on imports and interest
as aforesaid
4 There are but two exceptions stated
in the law, but it is sought by argu-
ment, to establish "a third. compared
with which the two stated in the law are
mere 'trifles. iH -'- 80
$ This statute is connected with any
provision foritlle issue of bonds, and
was passed before any bonds were sold.
authorized by the preceding act ofFeb7
fuary.. -
Again, in january, 1863, Congress
passed ala Ajointnresolution authorizing
the issue ofanother 500. .000,000 of le-
gal tender notes, in which it was again
declared that they Should be received
as illegal tender in payment of all
claims and demands against the United
States OF whatsoever Kind, except in
terest OF notes and bonds" and this
joint resolution was uucOnnected with
any provisions for the issue of bonds.
And again in IF ebruary, 1868, an act
was passed authorizing the issue of an
other $l5000O000 of legal tender notes,
including the $10G000,0G0 authorized
by the Joint resolution just referred to,
LII w HlCll Is III sothC-
what different from the other acts, but
in substance the same, that "these notes,
SO issued shall be lawful money and a
legal tender in payment of all debts,
public and private, within the United
States, except for duties on imports
and Interest onthe public debt" -
q Here are four plain, junequivocal,and
emphatic cideclarationSi of the law, de-
claring that these notes shall be legal
tender in payment OF every, cenceiva-
blespecies of Indebtedness against the
States. o And whether the fact be
agreeable or disagreeable it is one chat
can not be overcome by, argument or
ingenuity. - -. :.
- But it. is argued that Secretary Chase
and perhaps one or two Assistant Sec
retaries or chief clerks of the Treasury.
gave it out in letters and speeches that
these bonds would be paid in coin, and
that the bonds were sold upon such an
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

AT oUR MART, ila EAST THIRTRENTH STREET,
an rx oacs %
fine Harness, Blankets, Robes, &C.
Full particuars in Herald on morning Of sale
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

M puane strees ~ y vii
be sold superior fast and handsome young brown
oting Colt raised IN Orange county and sired BY Major
Winfield, by the Eaton Horse 10 15 high this
June fine reliable road horss nne gstss driver without
there purchased by present owner who mas never
troted him in public since and has improved In speed very
much he warranted sound and klnd and TO beat 20
day OF sale Also brown ctting Pony IS high years old
track and road Is fine roadster has troed in public In
2S and 10 warranted sound and kind full particulars In
Tuesdays Herald. JOHN +. VANDEWATER,
Auctioneer, ~
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

A MINER, STEVENS 4 CO.,
n. Manufacturers of first class Carriages and Light Wa
gons TO which they invite the inspection Of the public.
Warerooms 656 Broadway Bond street. Manufactory
1l5 121 East Thirteenth street, Fourth
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

FASHION COURSE, L. l., JUNE Z, O'CLOCK p NJ
T. Purse No. % In !, il harness. N. n aiIingoe's Oh
Top.swyer sodines D e. Loyeis I.dy Wslls p hacss
Anrghy; Lady Fendssh, DsEdrcp, Jane; Brady, DS
Carrie Waters and wlst date Bsmarck wheelsrs Jane
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
THE NEW YORK HERALD.
THE TURF.

TllAsHION COURSE, l. L, JUNE 3 O'CLOCK p. NJ
match for &2,e0 sde, IN 8 under the saddleL J.
Lovett's bL g. General Butler, B. Doble's Lucy Also
match sssinst time for seo9 Johnny nurphys b. Rap
. CHANBERs.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAN-EIEvEn
sets Sought .. JAY viLLERs, i1 Grand, near Broadway
pr HENRY vILLEBs, 2o6 Grand.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
DENTISTRY,

A RTfFICIAL TEETH-BEAuTIFUL SETS ONLY $40;
"A teeth hed and extracted without the least pain gold
and plana nlngs 81 warranted once 70 Wet EIenseenth
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
At JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's
"A HORSE. AUCTION MAnT.

A SPEED, STYLE AND sAFETy-THE WELL
n. known Sorrel Horne, Sport will be sold at Auction
Mart Tuesday, at regular sale, at II n prompt IL hand
Of Rhode Island, and driven BY him on the
IN 235 sired by Plough Boy his DAM the cele
braed thoroughbred Lady Breckndge and for action
style he cannot be surpassed, and yet gentle that chill
drive him. He s perfect picture, fine roer, ans
warranted sound and kind.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER Auctioneer, "a Duane street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW RAILWAY GUIDE.
Railway Guide.
Now ready c,,
Travellers Official Railway ou'dc
For June, 1s5e. -
edited and controlled py crralwy omcfss ana conan
ns Al tne ~, ,rsvelers n the States aud Canada
'oi"~''o" w. Price rs cents.
so,d vbolesae By the American News Company ana ~
,aed on trains depot By news agents and tne pnepa
Heat oalcss OF the United staea and Canada -. -,
N B~From this date the Guide VIII % issued ssmi>
monthly.
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ For Norfolk, City Point, and Richmond.
New and elegant Sidewheel Steamships ISAAC BELL,
HATTERAs, ALBEMARLE, SARATOGA and NIAGARA.
One OF ships will be despatched every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY snd SATURDAY, at r. ~, from rom
Pier 37 North river foot of Beach street, for Norfolk City
Richmond, connecting with the Seaboard Inland
Line Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, southside and Pc
tersburg Railroads. Richmond and Danvie and Virginia
Central rarosds taking freight and granting through bills
Of lading 10 all points South and Southwest.
Bills OF ading signed the pier TO the hour OF sailing
For freight having elegant ssteroom accomno
dations, apply TO ~ L. MCCREADi, President,
187 Greenwich st., cor. Dey st.
MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
Vl reduction in fare and change OF days of sailing
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
10 East Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock p M
Passage to Portland Including sateroom $5 cabin pas
sage -. Meals extra.
These steamships Portland with the Grand Trunk
Railway Montreal Quebec and other points In Canada
and the west also with the International Steamship Com
pany Easport Calais and st. John, N. b. also with
steamship Csrotta for Halifax N 81 leaving Portland every
Goods forwarded to all parts Of Maine Freight received
daily. Bills Of lading signed at Office on pier
For freight or passage apply 70 .or.,
]. r. AMEs, Agent, pier 80 East river
The New York herald., 1868-06-01

NTARRAGANsET PARK, PROVIDENCE, r. 1.-THE
IN purses the June trottng meeting win close Tues
day, June at n. Address Geo. H. Smith, secretary,
Providence, r. l.
CUBSCRIPTION ROOM, 920 BROADWAY, CORNER
- OF Twentrst street. WIN be opened Wednesday even
ing next the 3D. Of june ut O'Clock NJ Members
quested 10 be present JOHN B. IRVING.