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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-09
n ISTalCT of Sal sbury, ss.. Probate Cour' March l4th 12G3

' -HD March l4th. 1863.
 Estate of BRANARD P. ELDER, late of Sal s. bury in said district, ,icceaSed Ihe court or rrauate Tor the District of Salisbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which to cx hibit their claims thereto and has appointed paugh of Canaan, Commissioners 10 receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by
 ALBERT MOORE. Judge. The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the Store of Messrs. Barnum < French at Lime Rock in said Salisbury, on the 10th day of August and the 14th day of Septetd- Der. 1863, at one o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attend ing on the business of said appointment.
 J. 5AIhs NJ. MIssseArou Essses, Commissioners. All persons indebted to said Estate are re- ouested to make immediate payment to
 3t49 .r J. H. BARNUM, Adm'r. HMIsTRICT of Kent, ss Probate Court, EJ March Fist, lS63.
 Estate MORRIS IVES, late of Kent in said District, deceased.
 The Administrator represents the Estate in- solvent, and prays the appointment of Com missioners thereon.
 ORpERRu--That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of She creditors ol said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in Kent, on the 4th day of Alfil. 1863, at ore o'clock, afternoon of which all persons in interest will take notice, and appear, if they sec cause, and be heard thereon.
 And the Administrator will give notice o this order by publishing in the Litch6ed En quirer, and by posting copy hereof on inc public sign, post in said Kent, nearest where said deceased last dwelt.
 By order of the Court,
 4et2 CHARLES B. ANDREWS. Clerk.
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ROn SaIe

AsVN hSfsAl9 A T the residence of the subscriber. on ia A yofable terms, 10 COWS. and l5 Year lings. Apply early.
 Lakeville. March 17th, 1s6s 4st3o
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SPECIAL NOTIcns :

0QH 1TOCK or aoOnS U s- \.
 fepl1nlshed, & wo are pEspsrei s,.s s hoW Relpg seee nsnt to our fFjasds ( custcm M sSoW .s agood
 N. HART. BROS ! co
 :: i i- At West aosh,n
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NEW GOODS,

 At BISHOP & SEDGWICK'S. New Dress Goods,
 NEW 9HAwLS, NEW CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & vESTINGS. New GLOVES, HOSIERY, HOOP SKIRTS, SUN-UMBRELLAS, Sc.
 New and very handsome READY-MADE CLOTHIHG.
 New OIL CLo1Hs & PApEGsHANGINGs New H4RDWARE.
 New BOOTS and SHOES. New CRoCKERY < GLASS WARE. New HARDWARE. sHovELs, HOES, FORKS, &c.
 New GR0CERIEs--Tea,C Coffee, Sugar and Molasscs, Spices, &c.
 Pork and nd Beef HAMS.
 vermacelli-M -Msearoni-Tomato catsnp. shad-Maekerrssl l--codfish--- Pollock-Blue Fish.
 Clover, Timothy and Red Top SEEDS, The lest Brands of Fl OUR. All sorts of WOODEN WARE, and lots of other GOODS-Cheap for Cash or Prodrce. At BISHOP & SELGWICKs. March 3lst, 1863. tf5N
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Classical and Commercial
 SCHOOL.

SCdOO1l, WITH AN AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 MORRIS, CoxN. INEXPERIENCED Teachers of the Classical and Modern Languages employed Pu- pils board with the Principal. The Summer Term will commence on the first WednesdA Ay In My, and continue twenty weeks. Send for Catalogue containing full partic. ulais
 SAMUEL If. ENSIGN. Principal. Mer'is, A.Rr!ye, 1863. 6l,4
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GRAPE VINES. N HAVE large Stock of very fine CRATE N VINES. which offer for sale at low pri.

Clubs supplied at wholesal. prices ~ Also--A few Diana and Relccca virrs. two years old. at 30 ccnts each 1riomphc de Grand Strawberry Plants and Norway Spruce Trees.
 Jw. CONE. Norfolk, March IF, 1863 4tlS
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lslIoCEA.A41AlsEUUS.a
B, B. H. EDDY, fOlicitOr of Patents.

Lats 1ssnt cf 5. 8 Patent Q6Tss, Waskiagfes under the Ae, of lsS7.) 16 StaIs Street, oppcrire Kilby Street,
 BosIuH ,fE
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App!y 10 t M :. c. Carp West Winsted. T. Baird, Winsted C. McNeil, Wolcottvlle. F Lyman, Goshen. Isaac Marsh, West Cornwall. Barnum x French, Lime Rock. Elias B. Reed, Sharon. Horace Hitchcock, South Cornwall. George Barnett. Lakcvilfc R H. Ball, Salisbury. Fuller k Pect, North Canaan. @@ E. W. Spur, Falls Village.
 J. W. CONE, Norfolk. N ,rfolk, March 3, 1868. tf4 46
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E Pead the prcs List'of tho Psopis's Prev, zeS areenwich gt.. \. '. .into-day's paper; will save you money. .. i-y
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Isssbfes sAbs5osss, s KEROSENE OIL. FLUID 6 h1,couor

ALSO
 A LARG E variety of Kcfosene ] amps. Talent A Night 1sufners. Tom Thumb Lamps. An. healed, Flint aud Con mon Glass ChimisiGs.-- Sold cheap for rash by \. s t. | ... < tf-14 RIyERICS MARSH
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Total Resenrssss. asa1: :2Qs;'

Litchfeld County, ss. New Milford, 1883. Eet1dHxlly appeared !. !. CONKL1N, Cashier of afofesald Bank ,and madeoAth that the above ssatemhnt 1t~cerrect, accordifg tp his best knowledge and bslief. s <
 Bsfore me, this 7th dey of April. 4. D. 1883.
 WfLLI4N ROBERTS,
 eiss Justfce af the Peace.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$. 2. NQRIHROP
 OF NEW MILFORD. ES the ONLY AUTHORIZED Agent for inc | PUTNAM sELMxPJrsTlNG { {LpTHEs- wRINGEE: trnE bxsS IN TIE WcRLb.) in the town. towns of New Milfosa. Blldsewatsi. KeLt. and Bethlem. J. W. CONE. Norfolk. April l, 1863. 5Itl Wings Fal'ina Crack, IS.
 .sET TRY TiIEy! .Al At BISHOP & SkDGN ICK'S. April 7th, 1868. 51
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"r1n@eEs
 ALIAS WASHING MACHINES.

HET the BEST, the SIMPLEST. most durable. Od, and most easily managed. And above all, GET NONE AT ALI till you have nude q TRIAL of the PUTNAM MACHINE. It cosTs NOTHING to TRY it, and if not satisfactory, yon can return it.
 It will WASH, WIRING. and help DRY the Clothes Any Agent will furnish sou one for TRIAL
 '' c :" 2...........,.... O.0O
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cLOvnR an1 TIMOTHY sEEDs Eeslse.y,iy y1r7 e1 '. S4s; Ss'ss;. l. 00ia sf,
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For the a" UuiJn
MARRIED.,

By Rev. DR.. Ambrose, Chaplain U. s.
A, on the evening of the 2lst inst, Mr..
w. d. Ii. REEDER and Miss ANNIE E.
TAILOR Union now and forever" Mr..
Reeder has been Druggist at Hospital
No. 3 since January, which position he
has filed to the satisfaction of every
ofIic connected with that Hospital.
Miss Taylor has been in the hospitals of
this place since the battle of Stones
River, rejoicing the eyes and glAddneiDg
the hearts of sick and wounded men.
This is the way the Union boys make
tOar. William has re-enlisted in the
veteran Corps" Hurrsh for the Con-
stitution and the Union and the enforce
ment of the laws. HurrAh for fighting,
making love and getting married. Will
liam has been 3 regular reader (Reeder)
Of the Union" K. WALLACE.
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oDAcIaa OEACNA W. 80
HEArQUARTERs, U. S. FoRcEs,(
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 2l, 1868.
His Honor, the Mayor of the city, and
the Asst. Med. Director Of the Depart
ment, reporting the continued spread OF
the Small POx in this city, AL persons,
citizens as we'll as soldiers, are hereby
required 10 have themselves yaecinAted
ct once.
For the benefit of the community, 5
Medical Officer will be in attendance
daily, from to o'clock, P. NJ, at the
following places:
lhs A1smsn's Room in the Market
House, on the Public Square.
Eagins H5u,e No. 3, on Cherry street,
South Nashville.
Gratuitoos vaccination will be Afforded
At all these dspOts.
The neglect or violation Of this order
by citizens viii subject thsn to fns or
to be sent north Of our lines.
Commanding officers Of brigades, regi-
menis, batteries and attachments 81 this
post will see that their commands are
promptly VaecinAted.
BY order Of
Brig. -GeHsR. s. GAASoEs.
w NEYIN,
nov rs 1w Capt. and A. A. q.
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We notice that CHARLEY STEUERNAGEL,
North East corner Of the Square, having
had his establishment closed for the last
Six months, will re open tonight with q
Lunch. He has on hand a good supply
Of the best of Liquors. His friends and
the public generally are invited 10 be
present.
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NashpiIIE Aai0u.
MORNING, nov. "a, 1868
ESLARGEmENc OF rRE UNIOy.

ENLARGEMENC OF TIRE UNION.
We issue cur paper tits morning in an
enlarged form. Il is now the largest daily
newspaper in the State, and the only orc
except the Knoxville Wing, that sustains
the policy of the Administration in car
rying on the war, unreserVedly, and with
ont conditions that encourage the rebels
in holding out until they are thoroughly
suliugaied. We shall now have suffi-
Gent space for news, and for full dis
cussion Of all the issues of the day. We
trust that our friends will increase our
circulation sufficiently to repay US for the
additional expense incurred IN tie en-
largemenL
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Why SenOFIta Cubas did not APP
pear at the rev Theatre LssI
! Night.
The excitement caused by, and the
many anxious inquiries as to, the non
appearance of SenoritA Cabas at Aliens
Theatre last night, induces ne to make
the following explanation to the public
AS an introductory, insert the fol-
lowing from the Manager Of the New
Theatre:
|, }. R. Allen, on my return from Gin
cinnati, | went to the Provost Marshal's
Office and procured passes for Miss Gu
bas and w. II. Leak, and left them at the
Gait House, with full instructions as to
how the parties should proceed. Yester-
day morning we received the following
dispatch:
LOUISVILLE, Nov. %.
Mr.. j. n. Nixon. refuse
us passes tall we take oath. Can't take
1t till 10 O'clock. Will try and get spe-
cial train. w. Il. LEAK, Gait House.
Office was opened at six and security
offered.
Mr.. ]. M. nixon telegrapbed to Mr..
Leak to charter special train at any cost,
and received the following answer:
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 23I.
SIR. J. NJ, NlxoN:-Passes were receiy-
ed. All right. Could not get special
train at any price. Leave Tomorrow
morning. w. II. LEAK.
Two gentlemen arrived in this city
yesterday from Louisville They had
conversation with Mr.. Leak, agent of
Senorita Cubas, from which they learned
that she had received the papers left at
the Gait House for herself and suit, but
she was informed by certain parties that
she could not pass on them until she
took the oath of allegiance and gave a
bond of two thousand dollars. Senorita
Cubas was at the Provost Office from five
in the morning until . quarter past six
o'clock, with the money TO deposit for
the bonds, and ready to take the oath, in
order to leave on the seven o'clock
train TO perform at Aliens Theatre as
per engagement. There was no one in the
Proves. Marsh2Ps Office to receive the
money or TO administer the oath of al
legiance until after 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Why these bonds and oaths should be
exActsd from Sencrita Cubas / cannot
conceive. | passed through Louisville
last Friday, in company with foreigner
named Juan Ximenes from Vslleneis,
Spain, and no oath or bond then exacted.
There has certainly been great wrong
done this lady by some malicious person
or personP, resulting in great pecuniary
loss to the undersigned. The perpetra-
ter shall be feirated ou', whatever the
cost may be, and held up to the just
scord of the public.
No blame l feel assured can be at
tached to the Provost Marshal of Louis
vile for the detention Of SenOrita Cubas
The guilty party must have been in some
way interested, in what way the public
shall yet know.
Senorita Cubas will have the honor to
appear before a Nashville audience to-
night without . doubt.
JAS. NJ. Nixon,
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A gentleman wants to rent comforta-
bic house in the suburbs Of this city,
containing four or five rooms, with a
kitchen and garden attached. ANY per-
son having such place to rent can find
a first class tenant on application at this
othce-s tenant who will keep the proper
" in good condition. nOvl9 If.
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A SAFE AND CHEAP WAY TO SIND YOUR
MONEY HoME.-A. g. Sanford < CO., at
Merchants Bank, 90 College street,
Nashville, Tennessee, viii furnish Officers
and Soldiers checks in amounts to suit
which can be cAshed at par in any Nor
thern city or town. noyS-dlm
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Thursday, the Goth mss, being day
appointed by the President of the United
States for Thanksgiving and Prayer,
there will be Public Service at the Post
Chapel Andrew Charge Church, foot of
College Hill, viz-SermOn in the morning
al 10 o'clock A. NJ
A Soldiers Love Feast at , O'Clock,
Pm.
Also, Meeting al o'clock, P. NJ. All
ATT kindly invited TO attend. j. 7.
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PRIVATE DISEASES:
DR.. Lud,um's Specific

Is the only reliable remefy for diseases Of the or
raus Of generation II is the discovery Of ernln
eut Physician whose life was devoted to the treat
msnt Of this class Of diseases, and with unPreoe-
deuted success, for more than twenty years i is
perfection in itself, requiring no injections, and
differing entirely from the mistaken practice and
the numerous worthless compounds offered to the
public Il is eatirely vegetable and perfectly sais
Il acts ike 4 charm, aud imparts strength and
vigor 10 the diseased organs.
CauttOn-The great SUCCESS Of this remedy in
eccting psf ma nent has led 20 irs icing mi-
tated ~ unprincipleJ men. Obs6rVe, therefore,
that the..sguRture OF the proprietor s around zach
box. None other Is genuine. Pref AIRED only BY
WM.F. DAVIDSON, Cincinnati, o.
Sold By al Druggists-
ST
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General Orders No. l.


HEADQs's DISTRICT OF NsHYILLE,l
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. p, 1863.
l. In compliance with orders ems-
mating from Headquarters, Department Of
the Cumberland, the undersigned as
sumes command Of the District of Nash
Vile, including the defenses of the Lou
isville and Nashville Railroad to the
Kentucky line, the Northwestern Rail-
road from Nashville TO the Tennessee
river, Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road 10 Duck river, the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad 10 Columbia, and the
posts of McMinnville, CLARK vile, Fort
Donelson and Nashville.
II. The following Staff Officers are an,
nOunced:
Capt. ThOs. @. Williams, 18th Infantry
a. d. G, A. A. A. G.
Capt. Jas. A Plummer, l9.h Infantry,
Act. Asst. Insp. Gen.
Capt. William HerVey, 9Th by. fOls.i
A. DC.
lst. Lieut.. ThOs Elkin, 18th KY
Vols, A. d. O.
(Signed)
LOWELL H. ROUSSEAU,
Mai .-Gen.
Official:
THOs. G. WILLIAMS, A. A. A. G..
nov24-lW.
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AmUSEMENTs.

The Entertainments at the old theatre
bagin TO night with the much admired
drama Of mick of the Woods" in which
Nc. Proctor impersonates the Jibbenain-
Osay, and other characters. After the
play, the farce of The Limerick Boy"
Mr.. Proctor's Virginius last night was
beautiful conception, and was acted
throughout in a manner which sttested
Is claims to the highest order of histri-
aic ability. It has been long time
lnce such acting was seen on our boards
81 who appreciate talent and genius
aght to see him in his line of characters
lis engagement is only for six nights,
Lot one Of which should be missed.
NEW THEATRE-The fascinating Gu
'As did not arrive yesterday, and Of
curse the audience was disappointed
asst night The managers were not to
blame. She was detained at Louisville,
through some informslity in her pass,
md could not get off. She will be here
us evening, and will certainly appear
"-night The delay and disappointment
VII only cause play goers to enjoy her
A1ung with a keener relish.
IHE CIRCUs-0pened again yesterday
the old ground, corner Clarke and Col
'se, and was filed both 10 the afternoon
'ad at night. The performances were,
possible, better than ever. The eques-
1'nAn feals have never been excsllsd in
Caring and grace; whilst the trApeze
performances Of the LAzslle Brothers are
most wpnderfnl The trick mule, and
II dam Lakes famous JOhnster, are fac
fqstrations Of the power of the human
lad over inferior animsls. The inimit-
able Lske's budget Of jokes and fun
seems insxhaussibis. Go and enjoy
yourself
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There were reports in the city yester-
day that fighting commenced near Chat
tanooga Sunday morning; q portion of
Gen. Grants army having moved and
attacked Bragg's right. The fighting is
said to have lasted all day, and was re-
sumed yesterday.
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Miss Kate Fisher did not play on Sat-
urday night, having had the misfortune
Of falling from her horse the night pre-
yious whilst playing Mazeppa aud hurt
ing herself very severely in several places
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Lawrence Todd, who died in Illinois
IN 1859, has devised all his estate,
amounting TO about S25, 900, to the presi-
dent and trustees OF Girard College. A
committee Of the directors have just re-
turned from Illinois, with the first in
stalment of this bsqt est, amounting 10
about 5000.
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AGENTS WANTED-s.S2 positively
made from 20 Cents.-SomethiDg urgently
needed by every person 10 samples sent free by
mail for 40 cents that Tetails for So, by
4. l. WOLCOTT,
10 Chatham Square, New York.
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Cnn6yI Oanayg!

A. M. Landsbsrg & Co, Wholesale
suiIsr Supplies on corner Public square
and Market street. have just received 90
Casss Ezru o'mm7a Candy which they
oiIsr to the trade. before the Holidays at
Eastern cost ana carriage.
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AUcuIE SALE will sell on Wednes-
day, Nov. 18th, 1863, boots and shoes,
new and good, dsnnels, wool socks,
shawls, and closkS, groceries, &c.
Noy24-2t. NJ. L. ALEXANDER.
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The sale Of condemned government
horses, postponed last week, will be re-
sumed this morning at IL o'clock, and
continue daily until all are disposed Of.
UOy24-lt
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Chicago beats the world on game. at
3 dinner at the fremont House, the other
day, no less than twenty four kinds Of
winged and unwinged delicacies We e
immolated st the shrine of EPICURUs.
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The indications last evening were that
& large crowd would be present at the
Exhibition at st. Cecilia Academy. We
could not fad time 10 attend.
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"Be wise to-day, tbs madness to de-
fer" Furs are now selling at Green &
Greene, 43 College street, at lower prices,
considering their quality and the times,
than they were ever sold in this city.
Their early bought stock will soon be ex-
hausted, and furs are rising daily. Those
ladies who buy early will get better Sc
lections and at lower prices
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Miss Julia Daily "came TO the res
cue" Of the new theatre last night
Cub,s having filled TO arrive and
Oar American Cousin" was produced
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The Marietta Rebel, noticing the mar
mage, South, Of one Of the daughters of
DE-. K B. c. Howell, Of this city, says she
run the blockade to get TO her alianced
Our understanding of the matter is that
she went South with the permission Of
the military authorities here, and had a
pass to Knoxville, which point she
reached prior TO its occupation by Gen.
BurDsid,.
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See the advertisement of MssBrs
Morse & Peaslee. They wish to employ
8 couple Of young ladies in their photo
grsph establishment.
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A sprinkle OF rain yesterday made
the streets very sloppy and the side
walks dangerously slippery sgain.
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Recorder Shane bad the usual number
Of Aw-brakers bsfore him yesterday,
and added by fines a considerable sum
tO the city exchequer.
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Manager for Senorita Cubss
Nashville, Nov. %, 1868.
Auction sale, at74 Public Square

Auction sale, at IA Public square.
l will sell on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, GROCERIES, 8
general assortment
Ga the same day, at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, a
large and varied stock of Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hate, and Notions; including $50
pieces Prints. Ii. CAMPBELL.
HAMMER, Auctioneer. noV24-2t
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Remember w. II. Lucus & Co.'s large
Auction Sale this morning.
nov 24-1t
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ALSO,

Candy, Pickles, Sugar, brown and white Cove Oys-
ter Sardnes, HOLSTERS, Spiced Herring, Dried Beef
Bologna Sausage ham, Dried Herring, kalsons, Figs,
Dates, Almonds, Fnberts, Braz and Peanuts, Ginger
Cakes Sugar aud Butter Crackers Spice, Nuts etc., at
A..LOUIS s. CO.,
So North Market Street.
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Twenty-four dollars 5 week the Gov
eminent nsnl.miusFs Of PsnnsylFnRis get
far doing ths Toi they we're wiling %
Dc {8< ssssn dfllArs e Weet ltEeo 4eara
a. -. RERRk
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DR., CROOKS
GETABLE
SPILLS REMEDY,
Syphilis in every form, both
primary and secondary, and
aIIIhe Diseases il entails.

hAA lAAC AJAHEhHCb II
There is no disease affecting mankind more to be
dreaded than Syphilis, commonly called Po1)
II obstinately clinQs to its victims, again and
again reappeariBg whtn thought 10 be entirely
eradicated. II eisurey. yet iercely, consumes the
organs il attacks, and tie lie Of the omaclaed
and cire-worn victim is destroyed.
Il Is hereditary, descending IRON generation to
generation, 10 various forms, A. Scrofua Diseases
VI The throat, Skin, etc
How invaluable then 10 persons infected with this
disease is enedy ike tuis, and how essential that
those having faint Of the disease 10 their system,
shOu 8 eradicate il without deisy-Hot only % sars
MsiHsirss from misery, b' 10 protect Ltsr % sprlJ.
The Medicine Is SO mild hat u requires 10 charge u
diet and ~ HAT e c6soiliy Etrgss from tts
sgs,sH The poisonous ci.9a Chch breeds aHd testers ~
Il dos not con,lis particle Of Mercury IA say form
hslss cures al Mercurai Dis,Iss5.
Il depends for i,a success upon much Efficient
agent than IL found in any preparation Of sarsaPa-
rilIa- aud tho Proprietor is at.saed, from bis many
careful experiments, that the root which forms tho
chief Ingredient is, irosl dos5t the most slectual
antidots known for the cure Of this disease. Il
cures all msrcufial diseases.
IT Is NEEDLES To PAY LARGE SUMS
TO BE CURED, WHEN 1T CAN BIZ DONE
BY A SIMPLE REMEDY, FOR SMALL
PRICE. ASD WITHOUT EXPOSURE.
Price, Two Dollars per Bottle.
Three bottles sent 10 any address, free u al eE-
pense. 90 the receipt Of Five Dollars. Address
OLIVER CROOK & CO.,
DAYTON, OHIO.
Sold by all Druggists.
Ask for Dr. Crooks SPILLS Remedy.
sold 10 Louisville. Kentucky, BY
RAYMOND TYLER.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-24
WINES AND LIQUORS.

Champaign, Sparkling and still Catswba, Ginger and
blackberry Wines, NathSn's celebrated Union Bhters
CataWba BrRGdy, Gin Cocktails (rsady made,) Rye
aud Bourbon Whiskey, Ale and Lager Beer, at
A. LOUIS 4 CO.,
50 North Market Street.
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