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Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

IHE SUTFERINGs OF THE WOUNDED RIoT-
ERs'-Ihe reports of parties familiar with the
facts go to prove that the rioters received a
terrible tiagellation at the time of late out
break IN this city. Not a 1.-THE of the victims
1ouhu thelr way to the hospitals for medical
ana surgical treatment. Many of them were
killed ana carried away secretly in crates and
Boxes ana buried In the country. Large
numbers of the wounded are suffering at
home, afraid to have the facts stated that thew
received part OF their just punishment while
participating in the recent riot. Broken
heads, scratched and bruiged faces, bayonet
aad gunshot wounds, in certain neighbor-
hoods, show how sure and vigorous were the
blows that put down the riot. Some of the
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
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p WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JULY 20, 1868.

states Instructions for the appointment Of recruiting
officers and for cnsting Veteran Volunteers will be
Immediately issued to the Governors of states
By order of the Secretary of War;
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Assist, Adj Gen.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
WM. SCHOULER,
Auutaut General
GENERAL ORnERS-Nn. l9l.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAHT GENERALS 'FFICE,
Washington, June %, 1868 }


FOr IGecfultlhS veteran volunteers.
In order 10 increase tue armies in The field
teer lnfdntry. cavalry and artillery ay be enlisted
any time within ninety days from this date, in the
spectve States under the regulations hereinafter
toned. The volunteers enlisted and of the
three years troops in the field re-cnlist in
accordance with the provisi Of tins order will costi
ute force to Oe designated veteran Volunteers. The
regulations Jr cnlisnS this force are as follows:
The period Of service tor the eniismens and
lstments above mentioned shall be for IL rec years
during the
H. All able bo lied men, between the ages of eighteen
and forty five years, Who have heretofore been cnlise
and have served for not less tnan nne mouths and can
pa the examination required by the mastering reguIa
tuns Of the nitcd States, be enlist under this
der as veteran Volunteers. ACCORDANCE with the pro-
visions hereinafter forth.
Ill Every volunteer enlisted aud mustered into SER
vice Veteran under tins order, shall be cnt tied
receive from the United States months pay adj
vance, and bounty and premium of four hundred and
two (s41!l Il liars, paid as follows:
paid one month pay III alvlnce, sl3 90
First lnstalLent Of bounty, S25 90
Premium, 81 w
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
JOHN A ANDREW,
Governor of MassaCh aChusetts
coMMoNwEALrH OF MASSACHUSETTS.

VVNI
HEADQUARTERS, Boston, July 3, 1863.
GEEERAL ORDER, No. IA
The accompanying General Orders No. l9l Of the War
Department If United states, and the circular of In
sruct of the Provost Marshal General, Uacd June
49, 1863 are hereby prOmulgated and tho attention Of ali
the loyal citizens of Ma sdchetts and particularly those
officers and men who have retained and returning
from ac i've service is earnestly invoked, to their pro
visions
BY oder nf JOHN A. ANDREW, Governor and Com
manderin Chief
WM. SCHOULER,
AlntnnI lionpraI.
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Its Effects most Magical !
nOMESTIC DYEs-FAST COLORS.

u Prepared for Family Use, and embracing al the
new and fashionable colOrs. 40 brilliant shades.
LIST OF UoLoRs.-Ashes Of Roses, Black, Darh Brown
Medium Brown, Light Brown, Cinnamon Brown, Dark
Blue Light Blue French Blue Cherry, Corn, Crimson
Light Drab, Dark Drab, Fawn Light Green Dark Green
Lemon Magenta Mauve, Orange Purple, salmon, Scar
let Light slate, Dark Slate Light Stone Dark Stone
SOlferino Violet, Light Wine, Dark Wine; 1elow.And
the new Leather Coi0r, Light Medium, and Dark sam
pies every color silk and wool can be seen at the
druggists Put neat packages, with fu directions
at Is and Is cents each. Manufactured by GeO Reed
" Co 80 Union street, Boston, Sold by D. SCOTT and
q. X. SPURR and by Druggists generally.
Ie29 deop0
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PRICE 3 CENTS.
Real Estate.

IS;..> FOR SALE-A desirable Cottage,
;i with about 1000 feet OF land convenient and in
ss pleasant location six minutes ak west of Main
street. DIFF tnvS
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN -
REAL ESTATE AND BAKING BUSINESS
The Real Estate at the of Southbrdgc and Salem
streets consisting OF large twostory Dwelng Hon
convenient for two families and large lot Of
land. Connected with the above is large Bakery.
(no doing good husinessl stable, &c The Real Is
tate with the Baking business The business separate,
will be Id at bargain, and the Bakery let The
teams, tools in good conditions; sell account Of
Ill health
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber.
the premises
Iny26 DIFF j. MURDOCH.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

sNj:I FOR SALE.-The House now owned nv REV
G@.aA@GEoRGE BUSHNELL, situated Just the Com
mon between the FIRST BaDtst and salem ST. Churches
Is now offered at private sale.
MS Is 1ne Of the most desirable residences the city
being centrally located, ami from its peculiar situa-
i0 tree ron the is and dust the crowded street
me lot contains 5000 feet of land; House good re-
par ry2mntalnng n nine rooms and bathing room 1t has
H't VI lhc putHiftt7N @ai Il, tIor
desired.
For particulars enquire of d. II EAMES,
m23 diff Corner of Main and Front sireeta.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

DERFUMERIES-Ofa all kinds, at
l. les diff GEO. K. SPURR'S.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

n FARM FOX SALE--A Farm of
Feiii thirty five acres, well divided into Moving, Pas
slA;sAturng, and lisge, well watercd, with young
orchard Of Choice apple Trees iu't nr rto bearing
Good House, Barn and Ont Buildings, and two wells Of
good water. The above Farm is in good culti
vaon and will be sold the fields well planted with
Corn Potatoes, Oats, &C. &c. aod possession given i'm
mediatey y, ii desired.
Said Farm is well situated in good neighborhood
only two miles from the Railroad Depot in the
best farming towns this county, about fourteen miles
from Worcester large portion of the purchase money
can remain on mortgs il desired.
For particulars enquire Of
:. BUSH co. Druggists.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

fftt.A FOR SALE-The House No. 8
Miii Cottage street, with $3.50 feet of land. with had
as-and soft water, variety of Fruit Trees &c The
house arranged for two families Inquire of CHARLES
q. PARKER at the B. q w. r. Il. Depot or Of
ap21 diff EDWIN HARRINGTON
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
! DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR

Nij SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale his Estate
63t BY l32. ''
The House Is in complete reDar abundantly supplied
win har and soft water above and below; cellar floor
laid IN cement furnace, gas throughout, bath room
with hot and cold water, &c &c.
Inc grounds about the house are IN good condition,
ana contain number Of fruit ami ornamental and
shrubs. ~
TO any one desiring residence In this neig ghborhood
Immediately. s
m3O EnWARD nANrIc
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

EOR SALE-A COTTAGE House, No.
Il 81 Laurel street. containing twelve rooms, suitable
for two families wash house, with set copper
kettle, wooGhOuse and shop failing well of good
soft water all 800 feet Of land well stocked with
bearing Fruit Trees urraut Bushes, Grape Vines &c.
For pArticu,ars enquire on the premises.
jclT dam
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
FARM FOR SALE IN UPTO

IN FARM FOR SALE IN UPTON,
ttjij MASS.-Tne Farm now owned and occupied by
S4AsA he widow Phila RawsOn situated in the norhef
" part OF Upton on the road from Upton to Westboro
TWO and one hat miles fr I'm the centre of Upton and
our miles from WestDOTo Depot; one fourth of a mile
rom school. Contains l66 acres Of excellent Land
divided Into Moving PastuTage and Illage with about
~ acres of good Woodland and Cranberry Meadow Of
~ acres good two story loEe, 40 by 3O with an 30
Dy 10 Barn nearly new, so by So Corn Barn and
Woodhouse, 4O BY Is. Spring water brought 10 the
hod'e and narn The farm cuts hay enough to dll the
barn. The above farm will be sold at a bargain Most
VI the purchase money cal remain mortgage.
For particulars enquire OF the subscribers
MOSES A. RAWSON Uptan Mass
ID. J. RAWSoN, West Boylston
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

The subscriber being about to leave the cuy offers
TO ' his estate, No ~ Portland street. consisting of
house with 90 rooms with sot hard and filtered water
Gas, &c vth variety ear, Plum and cherry Trees
Also good farf. ). q. REED.
Worcester, March &, 1863. m1hl3 DIFF
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

WINCHESTER'S SYRUP HYPO-
w PHosPHITEs-F sale by BUSH 81 CO . "a
Front street DIFF ie22
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
WALUARLE LOTS NOR SALE

The LOT on Lincoln street. op ,OSite the m ansons
Off l.. Moen and g. Thompson Esqrs., suitable for
tue erection of Nfchfae Shops Boot Ntnnfacf0ry or
Block 9f Houses VIII be sld low Tho Lot fronts on
Lincoln street III feet and 2l0 feet doep bounded west
by viii BrOJk, and is the line OF the Railroad.
Three Lots on Front street suitable Stores, adjon-
ius the new store of GeOTec essi0ns the corner
'front.' and rumbul streets; also the lot south on
frumbull street, now occupied a wood yard
FRANCIS II. DEWEY
nlcl2S dtf 2l5 Main street
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29
p FARM FOR SALE OR EX

E$iJ CHANGE for a House in Worcester A conyen
ss-sh-icn house ne" barn, excellent well Of pure
water and about IS acres of land Also wood lot OF
about ~ acres. said Farm is in very healthy and
pleasant location one and half miles from Oxford do.
apply to s. w FIELD
ia d4WH Oxfnri Mas.
Worcester daily spy., 1863-07-29

nor SALE-A House and barn, situat-
Il ed on Dead street. Apply to
APPS dtf JAMES Ii. 0SGooD, Express onice.
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THREE lYIALU,}LE B 00KS FOR EVERY
PlANOFOnTE,

THE HOME CIRCLE A volume Of ZIG pages,
contains % Marches and Qaicksteps, 81 Wattzcs,
81 Polkas, Schottisohes, Redowas, MaInkas,
? Narsoyicnpes, | Gorltza, 4 Galopades, "a Cotil-
ions and Quadrilles and "A Dances, ilornpipes,
&c, arranged for the Piano.
THE SILVER CH0RD-A Companion to the
"Home Circle" containing collscti, n of Favor
lite Songs, Ballads, Duets and Quartets, with ac-
compartments for the Piano-fortc.
THE SHOWER OF PEARLS Containing the
most beautiful Duets for two Sopranos Soprano
Alto, soprano Tenor, Soprano and Base, and Ten
and Bass. Arranged with an Accompaniment
for the Piano forte.
Tho large amount and great variety of Piano
AMI Vocal Music oomprit Va in the above collee
tions, have rendered the immensely popular, and
much sought after by Prayers and Singers.
Price of each in cloth 50, 25 in plain binding
81, 90, on receipt of which copies will be mailed
st-paid. OLIVER DITSON CO., Publishers
277 Washington Street, Boston. ly4s
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u | T. -.

Elsworth-March Eth, MeHiah Jelison, aged
81 years
tll.worth-April 81, Charlie, Mona CHAN, aged
j. year,.
April jth Arthur L. Jordan, aged S years,
II months aud days.
Cberyfeld-M March 3Ctb, George T., infant son
Of John .. Adams. Esq.
Bangor-March 3lst, af,er severe and pro-
traeted illness, iIen. Joseph bryant, aged % yrs.
Pafsonfell-Mareh I'D, Elder John BuEieli,
aged - years, months and Il days.
ilaucock-MnrCh l0ih, Elmer T. Son Of joni
and Mary j. Stfatton. Aged year, 10 months
and days.
Weep not for Elmer at home with the blest
Where the notes Of Angels lull him to rest,
Where sorrow pain will come in his home,
NJ anguish, no sin, near his Fathers throne.
Weep not for Elmer for soon it will be,
You'll hear his voice in the song Of the FREQ ;
sweet strains he'll sing ia the iegion OF light,
Where clouds never come, nor darkness nor
light.
Weep not for Elmer 0 drop not tear
Mother now listen, his melody hear,
His lay is now mingl ID with those in tho sky,
With those ROBBED in white in glory on high,
" eep not for Elmer though the tears may fall.
Aai mako the heart sad, brsns darkness to all ;
SooD soon shalt thou to that bliss;ull shore,
And clasp in thy armT thy Elmer oncA more
". Z. ;,
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ASEcporE OF TRtsrrsa b R6zss. oliver
ii. Smith vi lnianna. IN one Of his Rom
iniscenccs, Published in the indianapolis
Jemrai, tells the ilIa.ins st ~.
Daring the debate in Congress on the tar
in, in ISIS, an amendment WIS offered -
increase the duty on mpla.ses zen csn,s per
gallon, being an increase If ten pr cent al
valoren. It. object was u c}r TX oil TIE
northern members. aud indirectly Il Kill the
bill. The moment the ana, uiHt mt was an
rouuced by the chairman, IA committee @
tho whole. Mr.. Burg -. Of K ar ~ and
mplored the mover To withdraw II. II
showed its effects upon the trade tween
shc Eastern States and the ad itseat t-ltrI,
in timber and the return csrst's t tn las
&c, which was the q lly food II the poor 49,
His speech was short and u the point. rs
he took hi, at. Henry Daniels OF Kentucky
sprang 20 his feet and rnlrsd sat AT the t,p
Of his voice Mr. Sp aseT, let the con
stituents Of the gentleman ir l'n Rhrlt L.
land sop their bread only "a oue s,ic in
molssses and they viii pay tha sam dt;i"-
they DO now" Mr. Btrtt'.t II Nv II amp
shire remarked TO me 4" Now Look out tlr
Tristtam Harry will catch it," Mr. Bar.
CESS arse with fire beamins ir IN his cpun
terance and addressed tie chair - The
relief proposed by the gentleman from Ken
lucky is but adding Insul. to injury. Does
not the grntleman know that esttb'iShcd
habit becomes second nature and that all
Laws are cruel and oppressive that strike at
the innocent habits Of the people? 10 lIlus
trate. what would the gentleman think Of
me il | should offer An amendment that ncl-
ther hims1 II nor his constituents shall here-
after have more than pm, Of wins ey for
break fast instead of quartz Does he no;
know that the disposition of all animals
partakes, in greater or less degree, of the
food on which they are fed? The horse i
noble, kind and grateful; he is fed IN grain
and grass. The bear Cooking at Daniel,
who was a heavy, short man, drtssei in a
blue cat with velvet collar will eat hog
and hominy You may domestcate him,
dress him in blue coat with velvet collar,
and teach him to stand erect and tn initiate
the human voice, AS some showmen have
done, but examine hun closely sir, docking
at Daniel some seconds and You will dis
cover he is the bear still. The gentleman
told us in speech some days ago, that hi
district produced large numbers OF jacFass
hogs and mules. \ stronger prof If the
truth Of his statement can be given than Il
look at its representative | ask the gentl.
man to keep this extra duty of of molasses
and commence its use among his cOnstitu
ents, and as feeble as our hold upon life is
Nr. Chairman, a man may before we die, be
permitted to go TO his grave with tw1 eye
in his head in the gentIeman's district. =
Daniel wilted under the sarcasm, and few
me,nbers afterwards felt disposed to arou,
the eminent con of Rhode Island.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me, an Alderman Of
the city of Philadelphia, H. T. Helmbold. Who.
being duly sworn. doth say, Interpretations con-
tain no narcotic, no mercury, or other injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II. T. HELMBoLD.
Sworn and subscribed before be, this Esd day Of
November, 1854.
WIN. p. HIBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street, allows Race, Phils.
Address Letters for information in conhdesce,
T. HELMBOLD Chsmiat
Depot l0l South Tenth street, below chsstndt,
Phila.
Beware OF COunferfells
AID rNPRINeIpLEp DEALERS,
Who endsavor to dispose cor THEIR OWN and
" otber" articles ON the reputation attained b.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buehu-
.. 4" +" Sagrparilla.
I" Z" Improved Bose W ssh.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HEINBoLDs-TAkEY NO oTBEP.
Crt out the Advertisement. and send foy n and
Auo,d mposition and Erposxss 1yas
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Special Notices.
Acknowledgement.

Will the friends Of temperance accept tho & ate.
fui acknowledged OF the receipt of $500, it
being the net proceeds Of the late Temperance
Entertainment st Lords Hall. We take this OPP
portunity to assure those noble hearted and true
tenn peranee Ladies. whose Efforts have produced
che above result that We do most highly appre-
eiate their labor and good will in taus bestOwing
. very timely and opportune benefit. May God
give them the true riches that faaeth not away.
WnJ. WILSON.
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Bureau OF Ordnance.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington City, March 2, 1853.


Washington City, March 2, lSG3.
This Bureau is DESTROYS ofascertainng whether
rifei cannon can be made Of wrought iron Of su
fcient and uniform endurance and economy 10
warrant their being preferred to guns OF cast irJ
only, or uf cast iron strengthened with wrou n
iron.
Proposals will therefore be received from any
Manufacturers of forged iron, to Furnish a finish
ed gun OF block of metal from which the same
may be finished.
The sail gun when finished, to weig1 about
10000 pounds, to be made into gun throwing a
prejectlic of 100 pounds, used IN cast non Iiicd
cannon OF like wei sht; to be fired 1000 times, with
service charges of the same weight AMI Kind Of
powder as used in the Parrot l00-pounder, viz;
~ pounds of No. :, without bursting wearing
in such manner to cause apprehensions OF
bursting.
The quality os metal, price, anil other terms,
to be stated clearly in the proposal forwarded.
The Bureau reserves the right To itself OF ac-
ceptiug or rejecting any of tue proposals.
The time OF receiving the proposals IL limited
to thirty days from date; and proposals will only
be received rom persons actually engaged in the
fabrication Of wrought iron.
JOHN A. DAHLGREN,
4w9 Chief OF Bureau.
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A Friend in need. Try it.

DR.. Sweets Infaliible Liniment is prepared
nom the receipt OF DR. Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut the
great bone setter has been used in his practice
ths last twenty with the most astonishing
~ an external remedy is without rival and will allie
oil Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders II Is ry inallibe,
and curative for Sores Wounds sprains Bruises Nc
~ soothing, healing and powerful strengthening proper
ties excite the just wonder and asonishmeRt q all who
have given trial Over four hundred certificates
AZ remarkable cures performed by It within the last tao
years, attest this truth sold BY all aeatets. sss W.
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The Views of a Loyalist at the
South as to Colored Regi-
mentS.

CoRISrH, Feb. %, 1868.
Editors Missouri Democrat
This measure is now occupying, as it
ought to, a large share of public atten-
tion On the avowed policy of doing
whatever might become necessary to save
our beloved country, step after step has
been taken by Congress and the Prcsi-
dent, to this great end. In the onward
march, We have reached the one indicated
by the caption to our article. Nothing
has yet been proposed as means in our
success. Of more Importance than this
The wonder is, when viewed in the light
Of sober common sense, that we have not
long ago, allowed stout, loyal colorcd
men to do the hardest and most danger
Gus work in our struggle. Naught but
folly and madness, it would seem can
longer reject the essential aid they offer.
Let facts be submitted to the candid in
proof Of this assertion
l. That the rebellion has grown out
Of slavery, is too evident to be question
ed.
2. 1t is no less evident that the sim
gle end and aim Of the rebellion is, to
protect, perpetuate, and render impreg.
nable, human slavery.
g.. Can any one fail to see that our
fighting must be pointless, not to say
futile, SO long as we try to strike, not at,
but around this very thing, which the en-.
cmy aims to do?
4. Arm the colored men now free and
getting free in this conflict, aud the issue
is made up and the battle joined in ear
nest. No more roundabout blows will be
struck. The stronghold of the enemy is
at once bcsicged, sstormed and taken
arm colored people, they will leave their
opprcssors and join US. Just so certain
rs they do this will the Southern Confcd-
crazy end itself without an object to ,ht
for. or means to do it with
5. Eut it is still alleged by some,
that negroes will not fight No iutclIi-
gent, candid man will rashly say So
Did they not fight under Washington and
Jackson, receiving the testimony OF these
heroes to their bravery?
6. The safest and spee1iest way to
end the strife is to conform our measures
TO the just demands of Providence II
In view of these jefferson trembed for
his country more than fifty years ago,
ought We not to more than trea5e now.
oyer'aken as We are by the very ealamj-
ties this great stateman feared Arm
the oppressed, aid them in striking for
their rights, and We may hope for deliver
ance through this great equitable Pow
dence. If, in this conflict, " the Lord be
for US who can be agains, US" He Will
be for US whenever We show ourselves to
DO for his poor w p.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN kEsroR'
cd TO health in few days, after undergoing all
ssual routine and irregular expensive modes Of
treatment without success, considers it his sacred
duty to communicate to his afi etcd fellow crea-
tures the means Of cure. Hence. on the receipt
Of an addressed envelope he will send (frce)
copy Of the prescription used. Direct to DR.. JOHN
N. DAsxELL, sc Fulton Street. Brooklyn, New
York. eomlyl
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Notice.

w HEREAs, my wife Louisa Salisbury has left
w my bed and board without my consent
this is therefore to forbid all persons harborng OF
trusting her my account and shall pay ne
bills for her after this date.
BENJAMIN SALSBU RY.
Trenton, March 2lst, 1868 10
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Nj AR II | ED

Machias-APfii 9Th. at the residence Of rho's
BvyBton, ED, by Rev. F. Bond Of Cherfyaeld,
Mr. Wm G. Bowker to Miss Ruth II daus hte,
II Capt Samuel Watts OF Enstishinans River.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt Of q generous
slice Of the " bridal loaf for which the happy
couple will please accept our thanks.
Bangor-April q, by Prof b. :. Tal,ott. Rev.
Laih. II krcuc Of NJ. BruokAyd Mas. 10 M.ss
Annie Il. Chamberlain Of BANGOR,
April l.t.. Geo. W, Pickering Esq, to Mrs,
Mary II PArtfiise-
-April l,t, Mr.. mes F. Whitaker to Miss
Rose d, Temple, both Of Knox.
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COparincr>i,ip Notice.

rVNilE subscriber. have formed CopattnersAip
1 under the name and style Of ilIvcSLlr 4
CHASE, for tine purpose Of buying and selling goods
and keeping a general retail store, at the place
ecently conlustel ~ J. We e4tt { -,
J. T, HtNCkLEY.
NJ. X. CHASE.
Eluehll, Fe. 23d, 1865. Gw6
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NOTICE.

rQN1iE firm of Jos. " esc1tt 4 Co.. as far as re
l lltes to the buying and selling of goods and
keeping retail store, is dissolved by mutual con-
sent. j. T. litnckey is authorized to settle tho
Affairs of the above firm.
JOSEPH WESCOTr
j. T. HINCkLEY.
Bluehill, Feb. ?3l, 1853