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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
R EMOyAL.

E REINHART has removed from his old ". Stand to the first Building below A. C.. smith s. South Street where WATCH REPAIR ING in all its departments, will be promptly and faithfully executed. tf-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
CssrSes De Y.xsste.,,

NHIs New Style of PICTURES, which was
 hrst introduced in Paris, is now being ex- tensively circulated in this Country. They are made witt. success at sJudd's Gallery, '-are Y to exchange with friends. or send by the photogF gFaphic Art. s1e,g . J. l.. JUDD.
 gLitchtleias Jan. 10th. 1862. Ntf-S9 s
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
The Early Lights of the Litcli-

field Bar.
 sA NEAT PAMPHLET, 40 pages, octave, con
 A taining biographical sketches of the follow ing eminent members of this bar: < PATRIpaE THATCHER, DANIEL EvERTrr. q TAPPING REEVE, JOHN ALLEN. E sBARznI.AI SIossoN, DANIEL w. SoUTHMAYD JOIN 0. SMITH, NATHANIEL. SMITH JAMES GoULn, NOAH B. BENEDICT. IiSl Fl t ASA BACON, ELISHA STERLING. 4sti ' JABEz " HUNTINGTON, PHINEAs MINER.
 LEHMAN CHURCH.
 By Hon, David S. Boardman of New Milford.
 Published, and for sale at this office. Price 25 cents per volume. 22a
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
Christian Reinllart,

.BANh-STREET, WATERBURY, CONN. NN have associated MT. F. D. Wells o W New York City with us, and hope, by his acquaintance 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 the Boston and New York Markets.
 Especial attention will be paid to the Sele,' tion of the most elegant DRESS-GOODS, and the latest and most fashionable Spring Mantles and Mantillas. A largeStock of Linens & Housekeeping Goods fHP Cash and Low Prices.
 HOLMES & WELLS
 Largest Dry Goods House-in the City, March 11th. 1861. tf.47
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
Champion of England

LANDRETH, Early Marrow, and White Mar rowfat Reas-Clover, Timothy and Rcd Top Seeds-All kinds of Garden Seeds, at
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER.

NJAUGATUCK RAILROAD. - SUMMER AR " RANGEMENT. On and after Mondf May 5. 1881, Trains will run as follows
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

For Gcntlemens, Wear,
 yONSTANILY osa hand a good assortment of asJ n nSroaacioths, cassimeres, Vestings Wrappers snu Draw CTS, Collars. Neck Ties Hosiery Gloves 0c; as prices as low as the lowest. ..'. { < ". 1osay A. c. FERRIES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
The Tax-BiH,

The Tax Bill, INCOMPLETE and authentic, as agreed upon by s0I the Committes of Conference pub 1ished in pamphlet form, and for sale. at No 8 Hotchkiss Block whence copies will be mailed on receipt of price-Six Cents
 WILLIAM PATTON,
 Bookseller and Stationer,
 No. Hotchkiss Block. tf-l5 Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

suPERFINE INGRAM CARPETS. ALSO .Cstton, Cotton Chain, All Wool and hrce Ply yCARPETS- full Stock at reasonable rices. - es sss sF If A. c. FERRIES 7
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
.round PIaEfeT

Ground Plaster, SgeD S TONS.-The subscriber keeps con SDf1SD stantly on hand a good supply of a superior quality, which will be sold at S7 per ton.
 E. GOULD. Lltchield. East Mill. Dec. 1st 1861.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
Pickled Cucunhers.

IN VINEGAR New P R. Molasses-Do. do Sugar-Prime Flour, Meal and Feed Hams ana Shoulders-No. Mackerel, Goldfish, &c., ,.at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
Who's E;osss. EgaIses. 2 zzxA AM yAcKseM. Aa,4.

N1EGS leave to announce to the inhabitant HB of Litchield and vicinity, that he has now on hand large and handsome assortment of
 SPRING HATS AND CAPS; 4 From the most fashionabl Dealers in New York .. GIVE HIM 4 CALL. lS Watts on the Mind is e very important work. But Watts on the Head is 4 more so.' < Litchfsld, May 22d, ls6ls ge fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
 <, 3e5 and s67 BROADWAY,
CORNER er FRAsKL1s STREET,

CORNER or FRANKIIN STREET,
 .9 NEW YORK.
 HNHIS irst.claes house-ths most quiet, home U like. and pleasant Hotel in the city offers superior inducements to those visiting NEW YORK for business or pleasure. It is central in it's location and kept on ths EUROPEAN PLAN, in connection with TAYLDR'S SALOON, where rsfresfmsnts can Le had at all hours, or served ins their own rooms. The charges are moderates the rooms and attendance of tho first order baths, and all the modern conYcniences attached.
 June 3. 1862. ssses am7
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

3d dExT
 SPRING GOODS, WILLIAM H. BRAMAl, <; III AS now opened ! large and and attractive II l Stock of s.ss < ss
 Fancy and staple ID R Y G Q O D S
 DRESS GOODS. @ Iii Great Variety. ss New Plaid Omodemas, Plaid Mohairs, Black and White Cheks,
 Chene Poplins,
 saxony Plaids,
 Mozambiques,
 Wool Delaines,
 Figured Delaines,
 Prints, Ginghams.
 --Also-A Large Stock of Gloves and Hosiery. EMBRoIDERIES & WHIT 2 GOODS. DOMESTIC CODES, Bleached and unbleached BOTTOMS, Ticks, Stripes, Denims, Linens, Towelings, Drapers, &c. CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES, oROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, Y'Msskee NOij0ms, Family Groceries ... ALSO, 1000 RMOF f PAPER -HANGINGS. gS" All c. which will be sold ct LOW PRI- CES. VIM. H. BRAMAN Litchfeld. April 16th, 1862. tfl
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
EAGER BlEER.

Q RcEIvED fresh every week by 5 s,
 May 2a 5 s s'. ''1 'tse '
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
Painted Pails,

CEDAR FAILS, Oak Fails, Varnish Fails Childrep's Fails, and Lots of Wooden Ware at
 BISHOP & SElGWICK'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04
New Dress Goods


 New Dress Goods. yALENCIAs, .Popiins; All Wool Delain Re rage Delaines, French, English, and Americas! Prints, &e.,s at
 BISHOP & sEDGIcK's.
 DOmestics. TICKS, Stripes and Denims, Bleached & Brown Cottons, Linen Towellings, Crash, &c. ,aat 5. BISHOP < sEDG WIGK's. ss
 BaI4nOraI Skirts, FIGURED MUSLIN. Skirtings, Brilliants Swiss Muslin, Lawns. Drapery Muslins' Sarsa- nets, &c., ,, at
 BlsHoP& sEDGW1cK,s. TABLE s AND COVERS, GLOVES. Hosiery, Parasols and Sun Umbrel- las, Cravats, Ladies Collars-the prettiest as-
 BISHOP sEDGWIcK's. Ready Made Clothing. WE NOW HAVE the largest and best Stock ever kept in this place. Coats, Vests & Pants, all qualities and prices-new and stylish. Gen, tlemen can be suited at
 BISHOP & sEDGWICK's. Trunks, Valises & Carpet Bags, CARPETS, Window Shades and Paper Hang inss-Curtain Tassels and Fixtures, at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S s4 Hardware, A GOOD STOCK-Nails by the keg, very cheap-CRocKERY and GLASS WARE-new Pat terns--BooTs & SHOES for the Million. at BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S.
 Painted Fails, CEDAR FAILS, Oak Fails, Varnish Fails, Childrep's Fails, and Lots of Wooden Ware at
 BISHOP x SElpGWICK'S. 7 Pickled Cucumbers, IN VINEGAR New P. R. Molasses-Do do Sugar-Prime Flour, Meal and Feed d- Hams and Shoulders-No. Mackerel Goldfish, Sc, ,at
 BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S. Champion of England, LANDRETH, Early Marrow, and White Mar rowfat Peas-Clover, Timothy and Rcd Top Seeds-All kinds of Garden Seeds, at
 An Assortment of A NARPETINGs, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS, o &c.,. &c.-At Low Prices.
 F. D. MCNEIL. May 18th. 1sG1. ,t6 Ground PlaSter,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

A GOOD STOCK-Nails by the keg, very cheap-CRocKERY and GLASS WARE-new Pat terns-BooTs & SHOES for the Million. at
 BISHOP & SEDG WICK'S.g
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-04

New Milford. April 2, 1862 tf-5o
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mAERua. ID.

DYRON-OI.WELL--At St Francis S.ssrIs thsch, on
V,duesday - r. a. ~ 40 Rev Henry ot bnynf D-ofs.
q Byfon to Anna g. Olwen daughter IL Tie late Matthew
flaell. both OF New foIs
FROST-COBB-On ilopdsy Sept z. by the isy lieniy
Box Samuel Frost of 0orhtn Nc, TO saAi y Cobb.
daught-r Of Edward Cobb Of this city.
.UADLEY-UsETED,-Oa Welnesday sep. ~. oy the Rev
& C. Norton Jo.ept W Hadley ftrm.rly Of abe Peoples
Fu~on iath snt n. L. v to hi.s r. mice Ussted,
aAoshter Of William Cstted OF thu li,y
JuCkCOX-BOOERT- On Tuesofy Sept. ~ by the Rev.
r. b Jofsis Of On,ksny N Y lir d. 5. Hsc.coI 10 Mss
Aida I'm Bogeft bah Of Brooklyn
N Observation-Disclosures tiew' York. On Wednesday
sent "a by the tcs d. MuhIsa6sg. Striben D. MhEshh
OF o.lche C0y To Mit Hanna J. AIdeEss OF thu
former place
McNhyIJS- COSiKE - On Wednesday, Sept ~. b. Tie
Raw Dr. nAfsd John ii. hVsiAnnus - Miss sne Co nr
ofthis city
NYWFLI,--MENKEH-O etednc.dsy Sept. -, by tia
Rev. L. h milgan. II. 4. Newell 10 Mise Aiah Men
ken.
OsBORE-CLARK-On Thusdhy. Sept q. s,tho rs,iJeno
OF .he briAsa father by ihe Rev. H. A. iiiscoS fwsr
NJ Osborn. IT, to Emily NJ, daughter o. CLss H. CsfA
esq. ali Of this city
PARROW-WINTEI1-I Brooklyn. on ThrrHay. Sept
o. by tho Rev Thee. l. Cu,los Geo. r. spaiov to earn
Is Winter. both Of l2~ above city
I NHITNEY-uUNT-ln BroSkiyn, rhursSa,, Sept
At tho Strong place Baptist Church by The ev Dr. Iayo
Fred A. Whitney and r.. Louise Hunt, sScond asu stcf
| Thomas Hunt eel
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Movements of Gov. Curtin-Anotbrr Meet
ing Of tic Loyal Governors 10 b. Held
ne Neutrality-suspicious. OF the PennsyI-
vnnia MiIitin 10 their IIomes-No For
ward Movements by Our Forces, etc.

BAKRrsBcnG, Pa Thursday, Sept 25. 1863.
Gov. Curtin reached Harrisburg today, and pro-
ceeded directly to Washington, where another meet
ing Of the loyal Governors will be held.
Transportation for over ten thousand Of the Penn
sylvania militia, returned home, has already been
furnished. Fifteen regiments arrive daily, aud are
Immediately transported over the different railroads
to their several places of destination.
There has been TO official information from the
army. Civilians arrive by every train from Har.
per's Ferry and Wiliamsport. They all confirm the
news ;hst no forward movement has yet beer made
by our forces. The Rebels can be distinctly sen
the opposite side of the river at WiamsPort aud at
Failing Waters Gen. Lees headquarters are at
the latter place.
A large number Of the sick aud wounded brought
here have been removed 10 Reading.
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The Eiosfon Rncc..

BO,T0N, ILUf.dsY SoTt q tlel-
The Last days races of tie Fell Meeting ,ooA
place today. Tie Canadian horec won. Tor tie
handicap two-mile heats run to-day, the following
horses were entered: Verge, 10 pound; Bette
Ward. lOj pounds; Jack Homer. icather-weight.
Two 20 one were bet on Bette.
IT, The heat beis, and Bcf, well iogrh. lfoush
ont Bette winning by hafs leue'h. Hoinef dt.rc,d
iinic. Jss. fist mite. l;.Oi
Second stEeiiir bed 10 The trrn when Verge oos The
rsd and opened gap tsck s're-h Of IL -nft'
which BETTE feilrod two l. lfs tls mile Fs-c lieu
led r'uni bs length 60 iLr- r-s pole, VI - ooii
lTged and thry down tie home stretch 81 h Doe
bi,t Of speed Ncflcwon by, rsh. Tne. $685.. Fiif.
mic. :a3..
Third Hest Verge led. Bet. llrrei H. hnrs sifr,h
Verge passed length Hnd hli aleld anu
rcfri TIE lead 60 tire three quarters pole {, sn hrss
verge won tie heat aud race by h'c lengths Time SIs
fifs' mile l.5i..
There w. fair attendance, including many v'r-
rages wiY ladies'
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T1uE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
t,nce by the Two Armies for Nor'her" Ken
tucl.y-H Buell. Rcni- ErnKg by One Day.

LorIsyitLE Thursday, sept 2S-Aidnight
The armies Of Buell. and Bragg lett Lebanon
and Carthage, respectively on the 2ist Buell. FOL
lowing the arc, and Bragg the chord OF elrc's'
Our army travelled 36l, and Bragg poo niles
Buell. got into Northern Kentucky one dny ahe'h
Of Bragg notwithstanding the immense eXc,ss oil
our transportation over that Of the enemy.
Col. Wilder OF the l7lh indiana has arrives nav
Jog been exchanged with the Rebels for one LheH'a'
nant and &c privaIes.
Rumors creating soac excitement are sioat OF oie
movement OF two divisions Of Briggs army but the
direction or purpcse cannot be Hsccftaned tonight
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which caused the flag of truce boat Canonicus ~
return Immediately to Aikens Landing.
The Swan also had on board 60 Union soldiers
who lad been absent from their regiments frons
sickness and other causes, under arrest, gong to-
Washington, ID. c.
Ii is understood that all Of Gen. Pope's officers
now at Richmond ire to come down the river next
Saturday for exchange A flag Of truce boat arrived
this moroing from Aikens Landing, but brings no
news or papeTa.
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NliIiiarp Notlf,s.

P..p. n T. charch a2d t., near tth-ay.. on FRIDAY
EVENING Sept, "a, 1t y O'Clock N bohsn ~ The ltON-
slDEs REGIMENT AddIessss wa BE- dslysed ~ the
Rsy Prof HfTC HCOCK, the Rev. Ds CROOKS tho Rev.
H. r. RIDGAWAY, h. Nj. FOt1tslEh, esqp b. +
MAHIERkf. esq. ard othen.
War NeetiuG-A Wa N fs,ins IN behalf OF con-
PtSY "a "IRONslDEs" REGIMENT. viii be held THIS
(FridayJ EvENINC, IN The ~ D. Church lesthst nee,
Jd,sv rho Rev. l. b. WHEY, the Hon ADRIAN
WIKFMAN Msior BARNES OF the Iousiies, and ohegs,
NH ndir-.s the meeting B.f MANltRRE, Cha Com.
The iIesasasreIs oi Comp 0ny A, Is "a; No. iel Sdav
Insurance aud she tkar.-1bs Undersigned OF the
psymsnt OF bnutrrd s by auy Pc on liable TO The
drafts piepe Ied TO pay any one who may be
called upon enter the service the sum Of three hundred
bounty for is lAmios while shsen IN the de-
sn,e OF Union; also Of compromising tho fanf
lies Of those who may 10 the place o. the persons
drsf,sa l.. BALLARD & Co,
Merchsnts aud bankers Agency,
No. $50 Broadway. corner hence..t-
WE hhVC THFI ORsICiAL APPROVAL OF THE
AUTGORI rlES
Tho drs IA th State vii sahe place Oct 10, by order
Gov. Morgan.
Tho underan' q, In order TO prevent further interruption il
Business by frequent Inquiries hereby express our conh
asnoe IN the p,sponsbily OF Mrssrs. l. BALLARD Co
aud authorize them their office permission
slsn.d-GEoRGE $. ROBBINS SON
.ignsd--At GUST BELMONT Co.
signed- READ. DKEXEL Go.
E,goc1-LiNERMORE. CLtWS 20.
Signed-SHERMAN rALLIAN Co
9snre-Du SHERMAN Co.
4 Higned--ORLANDO HI. BOG
sLned-HOYT. SfRAGuGS Co
| sisnsd-HUNr, TlLLlNGuAsT Co.
Sisned-LATHRoP LUDlNOTON O~
sisned-liOWES, HYATT Co
Si,ned-ILAFLlN. MfLLES Co
ss.:: s:s.-SSsiSsOSx ! ASxoVE
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The Cannan E'nt-. Sc.

Toroyro. Thlr.l.y Sep. - l1r'
The Provincial Fair continues 40 DO attended by
immense numbers 81 people. The weather i bealii-
ful.
The Governor-Gcneral and ante arrived here 90
dny en roulc for the Western puaries, "a shooting
eXcur,iOn.
rhrec men We're killed by being run over to-day
by trains owing 10 the crowd.
The Far clo.e- tomorrow.
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The Tr;Rl er Gen. ucr,in.,Yy.

ST. Louis. Thur,day. Sept. p, 1902.
TIE Court Martial appointed for the trial OF Gen.
McKinstry assembled this morning. Ia the abeence
Of Gen. Harvey, who has been ordered to Wash
inc,on and who loft foI tho East this morning, Glen.
S. K. Grahsm was selected Acting President. Tie
charges and specification, were called for, but the
gentleman having them in charge could.not ~ once
be found. After discussion Of preliminary matters
the Court adjourned to meet on Friday.
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H-T-12d0-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.


Exbsu> Ted nstures delightful beverage ant
sctive tone Composed OF pure ST. CroK Rum ROOTS snd
herbs vgorates the body without stimulating the brain
Ii destroys sci lily OF the stomach creates appetite and
strengthens the system IL csr.sn for Dyspepsia
Constipation, Disfhes Liver Coupsat, and Nervous Head
ache, aud prevents Ma'mAc disease from change Of diet
water &C. can be used all times o. day By old young
snd Is particularly recommended and delicate per-
Sod by all Grocers Druggists Hotels and Saloons
T. II. DRAKE Co . No. 2e2 Broadway S-w.York
18th Ward WadswSrth Ciab.-A me.fIug of tie
citizens OF the 18th ard va. held ut No los DeaSceyst
unanimou ny resoved tnst form sn TO
be snown h- 18th Ward Wad.worth Canpugn Club {"
for pu pose hering th. ntrss the nou iue,s of
the publican ard Union CO6ventibn, held &c Syracuse
Sept a. 1872 Mr.. AsDREW CRAFT was elected D~ man.
ent Ch.irmaD, JOHN q SEYMOUR aud Win. X. OLIyr.R
Src.. AMA>A HIGGINS. Treas
Vice idenslst District frsncs Snyder; I'd Di trt
s,m Rtkin.on: 81 Dsrict Anthony Ca.tster 9Th Dis
t Aon.0 Bampton 9th District, Adm HolbfooA eth Dis
tric IA AicLa; TN District, Oscar A. Nahusiss 9th
u strict Wm a. Anderson
hsecuil,e Commit ee-rhomas kip, Edwin Lockwood.
Jo.rph ABBOT yner L. Cornell Francis " White Joseph
sweaerton, l. N Iessa2, Theodore A'n'd. VIM Thorn /
Smith D. "A Coulter l. Coan, Webs'er Spencer, David
Ne,bi, Richard Hoiooos, Edward Lops"C La6s' VIM.
Cole. Sherman kugl,. VIM. Mpisenbru. VIM T. Baldwin,
Jacob Ak.ilv, John L.. Whit, Iheo EirrhocS
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RETAIL PRICES, So TO It
- Il 1910 Y.

srT-ISd0-
BRAKES PLANTATION Ell TIERS
They purity ,tlens h.n, and .r'iscsl,.
They create healthy appetite
They are o. nntllte 70 hinge ofwaief and diet
Tb.y ovefeoale Elects Of dissipation and late hours
TLey .tieus. hen tho system and sniysn The mind
They prevent niisn,atie and la, emi.ten, feysra
They pnrfy Ito trssiL and acdlty ofthe stomach
They cure Dysls psia and Cou';ipation
They c4,e Dsfrhsa Clolsf.. and Cholera MorbDs
They cure Liver Compliant and Nerves. lieadscho.
They are CIV. meet Bt-rs IN The world They make the
,,sA, man sron and exhausted natures great ressorsr
They ar. made Of pure !. ,ro.r Hum the celebrated
..sys Bar. roots and herbs. and taken with shc
pleasure % beverage without regard 10 aye OF te 81 cay
P.uclly recommended g. dellras" persons IsqiIlhr
s.pte ..iu,nap Sold by an Gro,ers Drussr Hotels ard
.sltoa. 2. H. DRAkEs Co. No 2o' broadway n Y.
USirEp sr,rrs TnRisonr, Yons, Sept a. loel
The uuacrsigned IL authorized by the Secretary Of
,he Treasury 20 receive deposits Il United States GOLD
COIN for period no, lees thirty days retausbls In
hind .er ten day. notice together ~ith insef 81 the ''
OF your ~ PEI Csntum por annuui. ,., o,,co
Assistant Treasur.r United siatss.
save your silks, Ribbons. Gloves &C.
HE0EMANk CO.. BENZINE removes ps.ns AID grease
spos Instantly and cleans sk', Gloves Ribbons sc No.
without injury eher color isbro oy ~ cents pe'
be,.e. Sod BY druggists generally.
HEOEnAN Il Co.
Chemists and DrussistR New Nort.
single sicoicnted Bath often does moro good than
| % nOntns Issta.ni by Vn.T mSthods =, ,- A.,
Motive, Of dscscy iorld publishing details OF ou
refer p,nen,. aer'ovy to those Who nave 'e''
| ~ in lite dis-Ass%F II, n.-..,.
Di.ss.ss p.ouliss to women Gout Rheumatism py'peP"
and sbD Diseases Mv our specisliy
| No ehAfge Until Ne patirut IL cured. s,
pR. Won FALLENSTEiN,
ksW.Yofk
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siAth senatorial Di..rsc, Reyinens-PERkIIS.ss

Excei.ioe Brigeae.-Gov. Morgan hsvirg powered
c. n s.slr, with authority receive or his Brigade.
Of portion, Of Companies throughout the stes
the therefore informs .. officer, reeruains .oa
$50. IN, II saiiss the number Of rhroed
AMI po.tou ssp.c.ed All State city and private tssnuss
f~ Col CHAs. X GRAHAM
Recruiting Officer Excelsior bii;sde
II Headquarters City Hal Psrk
O. IL Hlpr Assistant Aiju ant-}snersl
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pe.s,ous. SlOo Bounty and Pay Procured and Cob
ected Tor soldiers Sailors and the Relatives Of saca "
ecesseA b. ..,,r,. ,..,
At thsir Collection Once,
No III Broadway tTani,y buildissl hew-dor..
For all business done atss TINS date cnAs'' ~
Por collecting Soldiers ana Sailors Pay less tns W ,he
amount : when over go IN amount y P'' Wv
excess. .,nn .,,,, far reatyUn
For collecting Auear, of Pay and 800 boaH'' W.
oil decsss I'D Soldiers. q per cent , 70. as
We reter by permission to tho Hoo; ys Mayor d
MayOi Of NJ ci.y; the hTs 'S s.afora lot d. n y Ms
l h CITY w M' ia b. gs 9 S... ca
D. spccr Ia. D. y. sns len o'I l.. d. n Y. s MI
Claim M;sn ys' .:is.ss s:si S:Hs
Amer Cha. jet, Es~.YorE, David Dudley f"ld s'ss
Su au.y M0'eji ,mss T. Brady. ssa, N'~h'I
GINS; ! M ara Con- missioner EpWARp 1pSEkr'
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The Exchange NJ Pri-oners

FonrHEss MoSsen, Tuesauy s%t 20, 1862.
Yesterday afternoon tho steamer Tbomns Swan
arrived with 70 sick prisoners frol Nsw'Y9rk.
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Iroc. <. a s for s.s 81 , v
be made u a-os he Join comesny In which they
idsssis comrades In o.np aud held fou.g men
Will hna conptry expect - do your duty Recfu-
ood SOC Ma 3.0 .h..t, door west OF BIZ adwsy AUD
No lll Jd-sv~ ,.,.. D~ =" ~"A>i' SsP~
NGnvAKp ABBOTT. let L.coe
EnwAkp kLPArkiCS. I'd Lieut.
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Dnollc6s Notices.

Az INDISPENSABLE CONDITION The supr-
rlor,y Of Ks.r.s Ha7si. universally ,enircd III. f.H
F.ilon jua Introduced elicit. usqusihei .dnlntion No
uatieT hoW alonabiy We dfrs.ol my otaerise
b. one Of Kvons ar, - be az .ali'p enslhe cond
i,n Of oompe,. fashionable ,afuouL tho cro~aa.
glory Of ID. seatlsinan
"Ar MuIrR's," No. ~ Canal.st., Ladies
ana pr r.if Laae.' i..s sui Boy. sad iaisn,.
' 49, MilLsR : Co. No. 81 c'aAl-.t
Mas. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP ron
Cnipn1S-Resyas tie Child from rila Ia, sosis. III.
Stomach und Bose. Cure. Dy,eu.ry nd Diaries. Cos.
rect. hcii,y and Cure. v Cole Gives Ret, Comfort and
Heath to CAad, Treatag and remedy In Of
cAoi,a i"t,ahu~. sold e'erysiere, % '-at's horIs
READER. you can have nm enduring always
ead, reliable Coin Prs exactly adiried to mana
aud sy, wrns which will your wii,ng v'styehssp
than Steel PelA lf,ou want ID. cell ca a. 1oETos No .
Msdcn.lAne Ct ucose stamp Tor oroal-s
ARTIFICIAL ARMS LrGs. etc, surgically nd
a.,ed by y. iIr'.es D. Clinton Hal np stairs sh.t
l. I. C1rnoohln ". D. O. Bucs 81 u " H. Van Bur.n
81. d.. etc. Send TOT pamphlets Soldiers kindly deta BY
The PALMER ARM AND IrG.-B. FRANK
PAlvzn Inyeu,or ant fsence. AsoTpace ground aoor
= Aao Pnlade.phia snd Bo.ou Cny hor.rs Of rAlsEK
4 90 Avoid irnp"sition bs o,ihug on the lns'niof.
AZ JrFFlRs's No. 573 broadway Ladics
Elastic Boor.. ~ So 81 g. AID -, BnsoR,s. "a
b 3. -. aud =. 80 -,
Gents zoe smors ard Slrryfs, Youths and Child,u's
3tLa0RAL SHog. and 0ATEK m great variety, IL low
yfic~.. JHsP.fs. No. So bsosa~ay.
EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE We are now
opening NJ Retail imnensc f'oct II Monitor" or" Ndr
ind" Necs1s - cent each The deL,st and most
,enye goods imported ttme are selling essrywbrte
else az and 81 Also arr ot Of very fIth Wide
ind.r q 80 cents tteiliug tlsew at IS Ccntsl
y BNe shall continue to sS ISois beet qus.ty Linen
Colsa at prT dolon. until OCT l. and -isar Oct s
A. reluctantly ptle 10 advance 10 Fce ~
consequence Of gr.a.f advance ia tho cost of nens
j. a. HLsEE 1. Co., No. J19 Broadway.
/ RUPTURE hND VARiCOCEIE CuRED.--Dr
RIGGs. HAhDRuHRgH THrss; ~slerpoofi a. IN bathing
cl-any and iude,tucble. Otils no. BARc'sF-r, ~ T.
JIIR TAX BILL,
Now READY in pau phe; = p pager hr, nlhs par.r
G-.ide the D which swor4 Ter word In osoeid &c an
tue sins append to 4 ~ AlpAe.otsl Ne;sp,nls
lion of every article 'GJBd by the law f The o,
OF the tax 20 br levied thereon Ihia feu5ie sse
/ AID convenient no " L. possible to make Il.
Prcs cents postDai, ~ per loo " sent W cnWen "
per 100 " By mai Address TgE TRibrsr. hsH Not-
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gDtTOH-Oo Wednesday, Sept "a 1861 at the resience Of
lis parents Bepamin g. e,uou god 50 yess. mos'hs
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s1O Extra Bounty. The Gfc.ness. n 4, Church
will pay osh 10 tsn meo sho shall rn.t Ia the lrosdss
S.,imeut Application may be made to ". J. CLEMEkCs
No s1I Caasi:t o. D. hcCLAiN. Me- ~ Spsiasst, We
n. pALn, " W 0eeMuicatA
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