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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

To All Whom it May Concern: UVHIS is te certify. that on. and after this E date, forbid all persons trusting my wife Minerva, on my account, or any one else, who may offer to take advantage of my credit.
 MARCUS B., MERWIN. New Preston, Dec. 24th, 1861. e3t 3G
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
- HOLMES & WELLS
 FORNERLY
 HOLMES & BRONSON.

EN7 E have associated hr. F. D. Wells o W New York City with us, and hope, by his acquain tanCe in market to make still greater in- duCements for our friends to favor Us with their patronage
 We shall open every week the choicest styles and qualities of GOODS from tue Boston and New York Markets.
 Especial attention will be paid to the Selec. tion of the most elegant DRESS GOODS. and the latest and most fashionable Spring Mantles and MantilIas
 A large Stock of Linens & Housekeeping Goods. ES Cash and Low Prices.
 HOLMES & WELLS,
 Largest Dry Goods House in the City. March 11th 1861. tf-47
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
Attention! Recruits!
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Sc.

Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Sc. LUST RECEIVED, for Fall and Winter trade, Mems Stogas, Kip and Calf Boots, Boys ... q - :. .---. Youth Boots of all kinds and prices.
 --Also- Ladies Bclmorela Walking and Skating Boots,
 thick Sole.
 Moreen, thick Sole Boots, " Prunella Shoes and Cutters, Lots of Children Shoes too many kinds ts men.
 tion.
 -Also- Mems Rubber Boots and Shoes, IadieS Misses '' Shoes, Youths " Shoes, &c., Sc. All of which am selling at Var Prices TO. duced down to the lowest figures. If you will call and look, you will be sure to buy. D C. MONSON. Wolcottville, Sept 29d, 1881. M2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
sSS DENTAL s>
 dYS1D NOTICE. unYN

SW~OeVVC Cash, will, for the next six months, pay for full Set of Upper Teeth,
 on 18 Carat Gold, and warranted to fit, and
 made better than any made for the same price in Hartford. as don't as yet, for the want of business, whip the Cat to get work. I will be found at the Old Stand where have
 been for the past five years, oyer tue Office South- Street. Litchheid.
 Thankful for the liberal patronage have re-
 ceived for years past, hope. by closest appliea- tion to my own hu. iness, to merit and receive n continuance of the same. Lstohheid, Jan lst, leo% ttS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

:. OLO PAPERs E0R sALE.-An1-
 of cd ks~speres for wrapping paper. E EzzsAaatz and c16eSs-forsals af rms orrIcs' tnr sss csats Psr hn11rrd W-ob
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WE NOW HAyE-A Good Assortment DhEsS G0oDs-Bruzsiciuths Caasineres-- xesinz:.R .Rssiy Aaziec Clothing -~uisabls for the stock 4ul1s cs1fists la sil itx dsesrtmenss. " HART, mos G CO
 Est Gsshsu. ssrt e5th. lssi. tf-as
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
For Sale.

EOT S0lC. NNHE subscriber has on hand a large lot o A CHAIN PUMPS-improved pattern which he is an xious to sell at war prices
 DAVID c. GOODWIN. E Htchheid, Nov 9th, 1861, 29-3mf
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

Litchfeld County. ss. New Milford, 1862. Personally appeared J. J. CONKLIN. Cashier of aforesaid Bank. and made oath that the above statement is correct, according to his best knowledge and belief.
 Before mo, this 9th day of Jan 1862.
 StTELDEN BLACKMAN Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
c. ], HILL & SoHps ' 1 Celebrated Family rl0sss

- 0uanty Afways Uniform and ReIiaa5as, vA HE e.. J. HILI,' Flour. manufactured ex.
 Giusiyeiy rom the very best White Wheat, has been | favorite brand in this city and yicins ty, and in Eastern markets for nearly thirty yeara past. during which 1t has maintained an un6l1m. i ,hed reputation fer uniform excellencs and su. periority of quality. and purchasers may rely On our assurancs that no pains nor expense will bs spared to keep this Flour fully up to the high standard which we have adopted for 1t. Hopss. keepers and others who desire q rich and deliests article for BREAD and PASTRY, will End t6ls brand entirely satisfactory, and emlnsntly wor. thy the marked and widely extended appreciation and patronage which 1t is receiving.
 The above Flour is constantly fef sale by Na. thanici A. Bacon. Esq New Haven. at his Store house on Aong Wharf, to whom we have fna4s large censignments, most of the time for seestg thirty ysars-and who has . large e.eirele co cts. toners for it, who duly appreciate its 1uRWi1s. ity. CRiS. ]. HILL X SON. fN 'T
 Merchant, Millers,
 Rochester, N. F.
 Sept l, 1881. 2lm6e
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
Economy Is Wealth :!

CURE YOUR COUGH FOR ONE DIndE THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSEHOLD
 REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
Library Course of Lectures

n HE First Lecture of the Litchfeld Library \ Association will be delivered on Thursday Evening, January 9th, 1862, at o'clock. at the Court House. by
 REV GEORGE RICHARDS Subject :-'' Memories Of Old England' Admission, 10 cents. lt33
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09
Donation Visit.

Donation Visit. VH NHE friends of the Rev George w Allen -A propose making him Donrtion Visit at his residence. Wednesday Eve, Jan. l5. All are invited to attend
 Per order uf COMMITTEES West Goshen Jan. B. 1862 lt-3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

Ran the Blockade. GTEWART'S xxx GOLDEN SYR- S CP-at BISHOP < SEDGWICk'S. Oct. I'd, 1861. tf-24
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

WAR ! WAR WAR! A FEW moro Men wanted for the Fourteenth tA. Regiment Now is the time to enlist.
 Lieut.. w. B BUSTWICK.
 Office over Knapp's Store, St 3S Bank St New Milford
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

A NO. KEROSENE oIL-For saie.bv "A RlVERlUS MARSH. Sept. aA. =. ~tf.2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-09

STATEMENT of the Condition of the BANK S OF LlrCHrIELD co. on the lst day of Jan., 1862:
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

ls9- We learn that some OF the Lincoln
ties hereabouts have put off the coming of
the Federal army into Rast Tennessee until
frost.-They say from the signs of the times
it would not be healthy at present for them
to come Tennessee will always be too
warm for their perfect good health. But
they can come if they have q mind to--if we
can't entertain them in hospitable manner
we will try and do it in hostile way. They
shall bs tended to. -CleveJaad Banner.
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NOTICE.

THE 0rice Of ten Post Commsndant Of Chatta-
nooga IL established in the room over the State
Rnnk--Until further notice the Office hours will
he from O'Clock, am to o'lock pm, Public
bHainess will bc attended to at all hours, either
A. the Office Oh NJ ray private quarters,
GEO Nancy,
Brig Gen
C0man@ing Post Chattanooga
gVe, 1861
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
POST OFFICE REGULATIONS
ARRIVAL OEMAn.S

ARRIVAL OF MAILS.
East r mail iue nj up N
Southern via Atlanta 80 % ! ?. N.
d G and Wills Valley IA NJ.
PIkeville and Dunlap, every Tresbay even'g.
Gear Grove every Thursday mp~r'nr
DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Easaern leaves at liam.
Southern % Am
Q and Wills NaIey- A. NJ
All Railroad maila close nj P. M. for i'm
portani offices for smaller oflic =, the large
amount of mail compes tine closing al
much earlier hour.
OFFICE HOURS.
Office hoErs from IA. Nj. to SPIN
On Sunday, from 8 to 6 A. M, 4to2P.
July oath, 1862.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
HBADQU ARTERS,
Chattanooga, Aug. 2, 1862.
81 CIAL ORDER]

TRAVELLERS going North or South viii not
H. be permitted TO visit the lines OF this army
except Oh business No pelsons will be permit
ted to com ewthin th elines on visits Of pleasure,
10 either citizens or soldiers. Citizens wishing
to trade within the lines heretofore mentioned
will call Mt the Provost Marshas and obtain the
necessary permit. GEO, Nancy,
Aug s-lW Brig. Gen'l COmm'd'g
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09

A NEGRO WOMAN, good cook, ironer and
N washer, FOR sale on exchange for p boy.
Apply at this office aus. 7. EFT
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-08-09
G OV K r N ENT
OF THE
CONFEDERATE STATES.

PRESIDENT
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
OF Mississippi.
Vice President.
ALEX. Ell. STEPHENS.
OF Georgia.
Secretary of State.
JUDAH p. BENJAMIN
OF Louisiana.
Secretary of the Treasury
G. G. Me dMINGFR
or South Carolina.
Secretary of War.
GEORGE w. RANDOLPH
Of Virginia.
Secretary of the Navy,
STEPHEN r. MALLORY
OF Florida. e.
Attorney General.
THOMAS r. WATTS,
Of Alabama,
Postmaster General.
JOHN H. REAGAN.
OF Texas.
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LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAINING IN THE POSTOF-
IN FICE AT CHATTANOOGA,
TENN, Aug. LIST, 1862:
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS. First Session.
The following ia a list of tho members of
the first Congress of the Permanent Gov
eminent of the Confederate States
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-30

TALL WAInIs6 An iHdiJ dual n4.us j
Sdward PSysUn weston, Sh" iast year RC-
compliRhed thefsnt Of wai5ns fJc.a II zion
to Washington IL ten days, passed tnr"osh
this plrce Oh Tuesday evening. OF his way
from Washington 20 Ros.on. The dts'6nce
10 A7s II lies, anu he expects u accom- rtsh "
this tiIns IN eigh. days. Tia left Washing ton
1T O'Clock or N0nosy Evening, and after
stoppirE In Baltimore about 7 ins hours, ar.
J1vod in Be,sir, AT the hotsi uf Er. Alien J
PriSG, st o'ci ncE or Tuesday evening. vhars
ne remained about an noun, nd then ;srs Tor
Philadslphia, ~ wsy OF CoICwingo Bridge.
he was accompanied by wagon con'6 irinE
persous to see thst uDIai1 l.dsanta -
taken alG hts 5seinspts were rapid that
tbs horses could wi'h III 4, 'uity Res7 NJ With
ktns.-6xlai, (Mi ASis
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10y TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA "A
ID PROCLAMATION In order 70 rsliaYa thu

DY TIE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA "A
ID PROCLAMATION - In order TO relieve the
forces who a:e COW employed Ia protecting the
bridges across James River, and guarcL The pris.
ems In tais city, and to place them In Eaofs active
service Oh our important defsncss and bile wing
.here aru mary citizens OF Richmond Add the sur
onn6iug counties VINO will chee-fny volunteer
for such daty !, JOHN LETCHER Governor OF
.hs Commonwealth, do herebY invoke all such
persons without regard TO age, 10 come forward
imE sdstsly and err oil! themselves fer this peeu.
iiaf service Suitable Officers viii be sppontei to
zee I've the nsm,s Of volunteers and organize the
force Al rapidly ~ possible. An 0fI3car for this
purpose wiL be found at the Capitol In the q all
OF the Hcuss Of DslsestAs. Kegr lations tor the
government ~ the corps viz be forthwith pre-.
scribsd The corps viii be entitled to the salns
pay with The Mtlit's wh-n called into sctual seq
vice. Each volunteer will bring with q I'm such
arms 40 lie may be sbis " pfoedre.
its needless to appeal 80 ths patriotism Ut tie
people Of Rich mond and the grounding cosnties.
They have heretofore svineed their spirit and
zeal by srdenty responding TO every cali upon
tneui. Nc j wilt never be found wanting.
d.veE under my hand, snd under d q
- Q. iSea! II tbs Comnis II cath. ii hictMond
~. this Goth DAY Of May. 1884 aud In the
eighty sixth year cf the CeU mot ~salSh
JOHN LET0HAh
ny lie uUveJn0i
0EOR<H w. MuNSOaD,
Secretary Of tho Gosau.oI eai.n
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Nnbmnnn plspatlt,
FRIDAY MOKNIN0.......

lycIpsxfs OF ras W We enpv the follow.
tng from the Corin.h correspondence ts,"y IS
- the memphis Arala, ras
Withi2 the last day cs Two a nag OF Truce.
accompanied BY Col. pesram, tine hero oi
u ch Mountain. IL Virginia. who. ~ WI. re
remembered, was 80 Ions prisoner ~ tof
tres4.S Henry, J.a:ayaite aud war On } atteTd
Sat by An eacoi went ~ the Stcinsty al nc ahe
My's iinss Wbi,s trsnsscttnG tha business
81 me miss,os. fstsrai NeEss. iuus w.
and after the usual !ofnaiihes nao o'e" "a
A0ers
..How are yen 81 for forssst'
can iudSs % by the appearance - our ami
mails"
Ths Eedoral s,sn,e,. tbs eye over The Iai
sleek sides Of the horses, every one ~ Which
wss In prime 80 acN, aad tai ninA to nj MD
TemAssea ,osaN sos., bit In tone tia. fe ache,,
ssaafedsssts cart. .'Thsyss ii Geyilisn sight
setter OF than ours, tt rs sure"
The incident illustrates n : ,9oilt | desire Ia
ooAated means of transport ,i3c which the
enemy profess. they srr 1T n saaGy respsa Is
- we'll provided a. Ourselves. They i,.A.. ~
eY .ss. aLts the Ttsi diMcuitie. ri cam pal I'll
ing A. aeon rs tasy lea>. Ia. viciu,iy - tfeiF
transports, and ~ h orof ion ~ al. 1.s,s oe
Tom the eouroas AZ sapply Is the .unerir &
superinduoed. THIS let vail III tts5.; snc,
solve the anotty problem h1.a armies Ia Ya -.
hand.
Arctnes fnet s,a4 Is,cI- ii T.. abe %
Casi1n. Dsl> ~ op3 Officers eGs - Cd IN 5Tiei
CONVERSATION With ..s cf the GederaIs. in the
course oY vhic II aisc uss.oE TUNED uTon tts
respective Sspsss ptks xaI and the OH &C {:
being fought foI lie CnnIedErstx maiI IL IL ed
the saneta which insrged the De kihninS or sht
olntro tsrsy-nanely, he Il ds seEdsnce Of tn
South. To ,his the fsaersi ISriied th1; hS
900, nxo hattied Tor HE Union; but Eo~ d
Gontendsi Ac. Ior nig, NOR f)r country. so,
TOR abolition. Acl fur aiy inirR Ju' fhts- LII,
tpvy F,SE no r. -
home [ Iheit pGcEsfs. and inc ai,n' el.', dol
lar was now II rs risch Consequence "a til
restoration OF TIE Union.
Another IL STAGE, E.Wr,si, show b diner
snt state of lseiiSy One q ne wounded ed
eralsWaa attended on she field ~ Farming toE
6fter . skirmish lheTe. AJAX la Eesporss u
SoseiiOn by the Saigon 20 his mo- i've il
coming to ,ns south he reg led ''to suriu gats
your people aId N desolats your lara d.,
you :" III EticE these Ia 10 III g. The II
sif oificAncs thar interest
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DlsNOlIUTlONS. ~.

49, - -
NUTICE.- The rartasrsb,p exi.tiax &c.
~ ;wesn bLkIk EAKNIN having Gesn
dl.so we'd, MIR W. u MAYO mas taken our
stand ana viii continue the business Ia his
own ,lufns. W. recommend tim TO Our Gus
iOAsrs and request them 10 Pr uonize him.
April =, 1889. Bl4AlH = HARVlE.
WEI. +. MAYO. SUCCESSOR 10 hlsssIs. BLAIa
& HARvla. will continue u. thsfr stand, cor
acr of ii th nsid Gary streets, tns fRANAkY
AND PRODUCE Bu3iN ES:s. where Ls win
Ds pisassa 20 serve ILLS frieun. ana those Of
Of messrs. iiiair Harvis
apy-ts r. Mayo.
nioSOI.U1 ION Oe CO-PARTNERSHI
The pArtn' rstLp heretofore existing under ths
s.y.e CT &. ~ DEkEt + tO, kavias expired
Janusy l. 1861. by limitation. aud ,ts doceaae OF
Mr. Viii. BOD sK LIZ, tLs undersigned has
cixted with b! t.eif M. w n EADn and It's
brother, Mr.. III ,HkY BoDEAEit. on the SANE
tsrlns that exist Ia tie former concern, AID wiz
continue the - r U q AND APOTHNCAkt
BUSINESS att he old siAld. No. 10 Main strestt
oudsr she same ~ans a. HCDEKER
Thankful for the past liberal pa coinage bestowed
them, they hnpe, ~ strict add faithful atteu
don to their business To Lerit 4 good share of The
sxme In future.
IA l9-ss fsUUHKE,k n Si(b
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EAAA.ssssEDa, -.

DICHMOND AMI pANSlLI.S RAIL
IL, ROAD Ca and after SiD ~, MsY 3o..,,
the Passenger Tisi1 viii ruu 81 i,l4um.
aCIsu WISH
8xiI 1sI,n ieAs hichr.. u i / ~ al { rio 4
Il. ane errisss A. Dxzyl!s ats4. m
At Baifev.ils, IL eCEaet.s with The :I.I -. ne
&c uth side Rail- oej IN tee T..:.
Uovei. Il sto So; ..s;i3asas .,r o.aLe,
d. tckTrss sArr,
AA;i JEsin ,sayss DAnvi'ls 5ss at "a .. ri :.
sssj stI.ses DO <. A. II
Al BurSevilIs, IL connects ~. The t..iu cu ..e
Soc. b. Side ksirns rof Norios end r. ta-so1ss
Traius II, IL Ds....i.e u ~ do-u stuPss AZ
glover fCs breasf,s!
as. x iEsTsh
nv Iii Fgs.tt 'i-i-k-t Ar.
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.. MEDICAL CARD.

Oh. PLUME, Of the old Medical Rora. ~. os'
himself mainly 10 "a Office practice, on re"
street, . little below the exchange Ho,.I ata
onaiiy opposite Odd-Fellows' Hail, wcs,. I'm W
and confdenslal freshmen, may 10 oh,,Issd ' 'Ss
sonable tefms. Those who have bsea ,rr. s-,a
saFly. =
Communication BY mail or otherwise. r,,
attended 10. Once open Rom "a. NJ Nh sy'g
ny - RIcEAosD. 2,
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ELLIE " = nVoFllSL.
Hereafter the chsrss At tals ip.ti,,. Inn 40
ored Fatisnts will be Fix coIlas per .s.s a.
tied number GnIy will be Received.
my 10 So
IIUSfIrAL Oh THE MEDi,ai.Tm
H LE9E OF VIRGINIA.-Tar aas,t
erected by the iibefAlty OF the 5ssts q, t1,''
more than SSG0tu. 10 now completed aud oD.pt
the reception Of patients. 1t is admirably Al,
by tn plan for the accommodation Of thea.,u
10 furnished with every eonvspieaes tsauiah
their comfort sud successful treatment i. I'M
ton Oh Marshall street, east Of 18th llnnst, Nd
sd isce1t 10 tbs Medical College while Tslu.ig
dry. Ia ut The same time central and eoaysa a.
sceess from all parts OF the sisy.
The Patlents under the inr1oiiste ehA.
the Professors VI tie College t~ho max, Il
visitsi Sssi5isd by q eanpsteGi kAsids1t TN
dsn.
All psfsOHs Requiring Medical "a Surgical "a
!aens ara admitted, except the IssAss sad u |
iaboriug under SMALL PGE asI 0TsI1 iya
FLOWS DIsoRDlRs.
Lying-ia worrsD, L0.h ~hils .al S.vrsa
is,'S Special care All st:ea...ca
SHiR5k5
including bva:d Aslieai AtteliaISs a.,
Wits Fasisatd- .....s..-ss SC 20. wed
Hlsves .--.--. -s-=r-s. "
AID al l1e Same rate for fractions OF ~esS
For less than Che weak. Sl pes asy ny 49,
charge fDT . full week.
several nSstiy Furnished fn'sis hooNa ti'
bss;. provided tor those desiring SEP al ate s>e IL.
dAtions. The ehAges fer these viii vsrT nsa i r.
x,a r3s week.
Tor surgical opoi asi0us . lee ranging t,s. 4 =
$50 will De required IL s4diuon 70 the shOvs ss.
IL Eates
- All 6hAss.s payable uA lie f.aS'L si I.
pstis1
A limited humber u beds placed n, Tie il,r -
OF charitable Associations. al $50 pei a1aaE ii
able semi annaslly, or ii = corresponding 10
SIX months.
Patients conveyed to Ut fso.a lie hsZpHA
euitaois vehicle. provided especially ias "
pVso.
ui.isena hnG stf anssfs so invited y. LA
Hospitai and inspect TO arrsngs.s0s.
prs3dent-Dr. L. s. JOYNE2
Attending PhysiciAns-Dra> TV ksx q |
WAY aud MCOAW.
Attending Surseons-Drs. aV sOs fRis
LAS aud WALLFORD.
Resident Physicisn-Ds isf.,A.H yaIa
Sts~srd-F. NJ. PARISH .pa-aI
IIEII.ENUE NOsPIT al 0gTE0H vi
Wars pAfI1sEs-J i, rsrs. a. II. we'd.
pr. ate .ooms. ~ to 9 S per week.
BLA'Hs~So per week. Loss Tia. = -s.
per day aat Aa' to exceed d per ~ssi n
81, III ccnts Per day
no eAnH eng sss except for surgical Jpsf,-.
aud thea "a ~ ntionsl fes rsneios ffoa O. VI
WIZ es sn.V ID Hills payable ca ,l'r''
S@t % We atieut. No small poA ADMITTED
sove' cd spring wagon win convey ps1asA"
A-1 if"W Tue Hospital y hoD desired Urds, ~
Do ieil al the Hospital, or Al the Office q :.
hoLIkSAI Thir.eaat, .u.et. bs,usen NAB y
Gary.
Zoe s0sscrtber, who nae beun conRee!si p
We insi!.ution since its foundation, having a'1
u uadss lila exclusive charge, sided by edEPs<1
AalEt&usn. S0ucin continuance OF Tie Ase
psicous5s Of MS friends AID OF the pabCs y
Akhy
AoS1sin1 Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON n. D..
Grace st. between Oh kas "
ASSISrAHfsi
q. W. p. BROCK, II. D.,
Uuafch Hill, cor. q n ID Marsh, tlsA
y. w C0GGI& T. ",
iaIs-lv Residens PnyxgA
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nlSSOLUTION. - The co-par,nership )
H. VANLEW. TAYLOR + OO. 10 this isy
dissolved.
Having purchased the ierestAf U. II. PLEA.
SAINTS, the surviving part lsr, JOHN n. VAN.
LEW, will hsf saftsr Son5axt ID E business 10 his
own name.
AL persons hdested ~ tie old oonccfn VIII
please cali and settle wita the undersigned
JOHN n. vAN.LEW.
january !, 1864 ID Eta
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r. A q A B %.

~ A Ca I'D.
Uk. BROOKS
CossBR MAE AID i3ra
Once hoars from to A. IA
o'clock r, u. A'~
ne haS Tor sale. pri tsteiy, AM
LOIS in Sidney. on Grace and broas a. 81
Just beyond the corporation iins suS4
Manchester, Houses and Lots. on HaHHS. |.
One has attached 70 1t q rich and proa.ass
s ,n,.. Ias ,o basement room. - H..
Richmond and Manchester. mvia 200 |,
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W. ARTIFICIAL TkETH-THE1T.
81 PLASTIC AND VULCAEiTr o AN

We AkTIFICIAI. TEETH-THEVUsS
R5 PLASTIC AND vULCAEITy Sat
CkSS. g. ". JUrES. Ua1fIsr. b.s,a,o
right Cor the above mode Of MAILING Tsarss Il
bang satisfied OF It's absolute scpe:iosi,s ~, q
other me .hods, can with confidence oof,r,a -
10 those desiring full or partial se.s Of .ss.s ~
they ere now using. The perfec. sd,n,.s' 4<'
tho plate 50 she mouth, and the suction rs
secured, eE sbieJ him TO insert one or MAJ. ~
sst.op! s!asrs. This method hsvluy b; >, 49,.
oy those standing h!shess IL the psofssor W.
and South, testimonials will be given and n WE
psrs exhibited 80 those Whaling to ,sa M ~
Sets Of Teeth, or gold or any o,ssr plsts. ~ :
course. be :nade Tor those prsferrirs tas,a 4; L.
ing. ossnns s,a and :. ohS
extracted by ELECTRIOITY, withy d. n'a
~ Office Ca Main street, oppov a Csc DSa,
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IN UOmr& .--iJ i0tiuIitz vss.sd III
as Dy me Gene al t>ti.i,,i ssiJDers Of tt-
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day OF April lass, requiring Ne 10 advertise
ToT nesting on ne subscTl5 srs 1: Ij.e c2pi:Li
stock OF the saia u. lsGy, a. SON DIS / vas
ADVISED - - 90 o.. iir 1t ,i.,GaI> ~
she o6plt FL stcsS ksp r,--. fcETi ar.I ava ,s.r
cent thereon PAID iGs Ii ..bsi!sl'e tlSTetc
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therecn, an Teu dsdiiEe 10 call Il MISE tug
Ut the Stockholders Eottcs is hereby sissIl
Ikax g II Getting CT Tie Subscribers "a .be - ii
sal stock Of tbs Pts dnoDt kaiIToG3 viii De
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IOreE EfIU i,bH AT
II CHARLOTTE q. II FOR SALE.

Cne House fu3riy occupied tY @r. Th0mhs
if,ss. containing h..iI comfortable Rooms, long
Piazza .AG i-u-ss A.;,4.,>. Uu,. nouesa, Ki,eaeIi
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ssfy bss..
hls'. j. ."~- "t L1kA. 5.,,es MIA; nvni III
.0is- lot 52 1t Primes seuaa rosd Three acres
I sv.'l Il III .,1,si- Tthagi 4i.rar' her. his Is
A.-i en.- J'Ad- foc ftasi' family
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