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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26
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SUPERIOR couRr.-The case of Patterson 0s. Hitchcock, action for slauder, from New Preston, reported inour last, was ternninated on Thursday morning by verdiet of six cents damages and costs for the PIE. We learn that motion has been filed by the Plf's at- sorneys for a new trial We had hoped, for the good of a stricken community, that the un- happy state of affairs in the locality in ques- ton would cnlminate in this trial but if this motion prevails, we shall have another series of law suits to record, and perhaps other dis turbances, which have already rendered the church and society of New Preston hill an un- pleasant sayor in the nostrils of the county and state 'sssssase
 State us. Thomson.-Thisw was the only crinn- 'nal case to be tried during the present term Of court. The action was brought by Wm. Cothren, Esq, of Woodbury against the de- fendent. for an alleged breach of the peace in "oodbury en the 4th of July last. It appea1s that while Mir. Cothren and party was celebrs. ting the glorious fourth in . patriotic and Joy al manner upon the rocks" east of the vil- lage Of Woodbury, company of boys, of all colors. to the number of twelve or fourteen. and from twelve to two years of age. got up . little opposition celebration on their own hook, and marched to 6 spot near the party of the first part, to the music of Q tin band. and bear ing banaers emblazoned with the mystic mot toes of '' Ham" and "Codfsh." Here the party of the second part were met by the party of the first part, represented on tha, occasion and this by Mir. Cothren, who earnestly invited the second party to retire from the premises. This they declined doing It was charged on the part of the state that the boys were insti gated and melted to this opposition by the ! delft, and Mir. Merriman, who was the owner of the ground on which both parties were, and l who, with the deft, was within seeing and hearing distance of the performances of both. An excited discussion hersupon arose between Mir. Cothren of the first party and Msssrs. Thomson and Msrriman for the second part, during which threats of eternal condemnation were braudished on the one side and a broom | stick on the other.
 The result seems to have been . drawn game, both parties retiring from the fold in good order. and nobody hurt" temporarily or spiritually. ...... The case excited considerable msrr,ment in court, from the immense littleness of the whole proceeding. but the Jury were unable finally to agrec upon verdict. standing. we are told, eight in favor of an acquitthl and four against the deft. During the argument of the coun sel for the delft, it incidentally came out that this case was one of seven "blind puppies" originating from the same litter. If this be true we are literally sorry for the father. For State, Sedgwick & Cothrcn, for Delft, Hollister, Hicko1 & Huntington.
 The Court adjourned on Friday to Monday 7 next, when the week will probably be occupied in Court Cases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

DG-That excellent family newspaper, and our ever-welcome cotemporary. the Waterbury American has just entered upon the twentieth year of its existence. We extend to it our sincere congratulations upon iss prosperity, Aad our hopes that it may live many score of sesss longer. and it's genial editor with <.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

eosHEN.-Ths Congregational church in Goshen, by unaninoas vote, have called the Rev. Mr. Doubleday. of Binghampton, to set tie with them ia the Gospel ministry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

Poor Vallandigham broods gloomily over his defeat in Ohio, and his evil heart YeeaIIs remin- inces of the former humble state of his now victorious rival, which he ventilases through the papers. He says he reeollects when Mir. Chase, had no political friends, and had to bs protected from the mob violence, when he CT. pressed his political opinion. Dives probably had similar recollections about La zarus, but hs treated the matter little more handsomely than Valandigham did.
 Lieut.. Colonel Daniel A. Rodman, of tho 7,h Conn. regiment, has been promoted to bs Col. of the 9th regiment. uice Chatfeld, deceased. Major Oliver s. Sanford, of the 7th, has been promoted to be E,utenant Colousl, and Capt. Benjamin F. Skinner, of Co. D, to be Major.
 The number of Volunteers examined and passed by the post Surgeon at Fort TrumbuIl, and sworn into the U. s. service, last week, was A. This includes the recruits obtained by reslmentat recruiting officers, throughout the state, but does not include the recruits obtain. ed by the provost marshals and their assist. ants.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

1 We reprint elsewhere the Proclama. oas or the President of the United States a ,,: 'ae uosernor of this State. setting apart
 's uas as . day of Thanksgiving. Our rsaae,s will do well to refresh their mind. "an 'ne'r excellent and eloquent paraprspha
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26
ENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE or
 M NECTI.UT--ADJUTAnr 0snnsAIs

Coz. WILLIAM .FlrcH, hfH a t FIitsA a Paynaster-G General. New Haven.- Sir-In accordance with the provisions es Ea An Act in addition to An Act to Prcylde payment of Bounty 70 voluntsers, and 70 organize an additional MmIis soIee TEoe s Do,iars Cfl her man, to any party who shaE nrocure yolunteers for the service of the 0ni- ted states. as Q part of the quota of this state. wheneyer such vo 'unteer shall have been duly mustered Provided. he is not now in the mile itary service of the United States. .,..s. s.3 E
 By order of the Commander-in Chisk s, ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

Collector Hollister, of the 4th district, has issued conmutation receipts to 520 drafted men,. The amount of money thus aceruiug to the government is $156, ,000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

Be pare but not stern have moral excel.
 lencies, but dout bEistls with them. ys
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE OF CONNECTICUT-ApJJrA GESxRAL's Orvlcr. Hartford, Nov. 23, lS6S- General Orders No: IT, ..r
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

Ane oSnlhStOu nOtelS are gol0g To cnargo Tour dollars day this winter, and rents are enormously high. They have evidently adopt ed Poor Richards plan, to "pay as you go'' in the city of magnificent distances and that, of course, makes magnificent expenses e,
 Telescopes are now advertised for sale in London which only cost twenty-five dollars with which double stars may be seen, the fea- lures of man distinguished at distance, ol live miles, shot marks upon target two miles and the figures on church-clock ten miles.
 A Coop YIELD.-A German woman, resi-. ding at Green Point. Long Island, on Wednes- day last, gave birth to t,co boys and s,oo qisls The mother and children are doing we'll. The alter are said to be as plump as spring chick ems, and bid fair to drink their rations of lager ID very few months. It must have required pretty hne mathematical calculations to make the little baby shirts hold out just right. ., sI Edward s. Jaffray, a merchant of New York. hes sent $l.O00 to the Christian Commission Tor the relief of the Richmond prisoners,
 Lieut.. Babb writes from Libby prison of the great joy when the first lot was received from the Christian Commission.
 E In the vicinity of Philadelphia, women go into the fields and husk corn for the husks, which they carry in large bundlef to the city, dry and strip them, and then sell them to man. ufacturers of mattresses. sa
 At one place in the Alleghany mountains, Mir. Fucker, whe has just escaped from the rebels, was piloted to 2 concealed fortification. created by Union men and escaped conscrpts, who are armed and determined to defend their fortress till death.
 The county canyassers of New York have declared McCunn judge elect. The case will probably bs taken into the cnnrta- a---~-~-
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-26

The county canyassers of New York have declared McCunn judge elect. The case will probably bs taken into the nnnrta
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

RECORD N
Abolition,
Slavery.
AND THE
Sss:e XfAff, Y a M

This work tdatain> cohln etc and accurate
tones IF 'Hr. VALLA >pIG ANS pSincip nj,
peeches. on the subject above named Ais,
tarts Of many other Spec hes, with letters
incidents, notes etc The work has been
careEI ly edited and.is believed to present.
fairly and ccrreclv, the political record and
post on OF a man wl1se view-,ir relation tn
q E." c''r>cs Of rnr National troubles and the
remedies for them ave attracting an eXtraord
nary amount of prhlic attention. ..... ...
The work IL ON good snh>t ntia' paper. $40
e9g :. large svn. and j. ornamcnre with a
very tin"'y executed s,eel engraved 'ike.,oSs
If Alr NAiiA DGHAM ....,.. ..
Pace -Paper covers. 60 cents: 10Th 81
90 delivered by Mail or Express Prepaid
IN reue pit Of the rice. ...,. .. ... -
Wholesale Paper Covers. S.. 90 per dazrn.
Cloth So co Transportation to be paid by
purchaser
The etail pr ces are a little more than first
named THIS is necesSa v n, consequence Of
Il considerable increase in the SIZE Of the book:
ais" the adj ton of tho engraving.
Send orders with the money enclosed. to
Columbus. OHIO. addressed to j. H RILEY &
Co. nr to Gov NE DARY, office of --he CRISIS
Every Newspaper editor who desires Il copy
for notice can obtain t by se ding cepy of
his paper to BOX 500, Columbus Ohio'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A BeneroIent Institution established by special
EndowmenL for the relief of thc sick and Dis
t,essrd, afflicted Nth Viruient and Epidem;c
diseases and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
efthe Sexual Organs
MEDI"AL ADVICE given gratis, by the
4VA Acting Surgeon. to al who apn'y bv let
ter with description Of their condition age,
occupation, habits oflifc. &C., and in cases Of
extreme poverty. Medicines furnished free Of
'VAfuAB, F. REPORTS on spi . 4 atorEea
a I'd other Diseases of the sexual organs. and
on tho new remedies emf !oyed in the Dispens.
arv, sent to the aft cted in sealed letter en-.
velo,cs free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will be acceptable. ra,f ,f,y.r~
Address DR.. j .SKILLiN HOHGHTON,
Acting, Surgeon, Howard association, No,
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY
order Of the Directors
iEZRAD HARTWELL. Pre,iasnt.
GEO. FAIRCHIIxD, Stsre.uvY venlly
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
rFvHE DOIGLAS NENORIAI..-Thc D.

rfvHE DOrGLAS NEM0RIAL-Thc D.
L ploma of Membership of the In 3
Monument Association. beautifully en4ra~ed
on steel about nine by twelve inches dinen,
sions, is now ready tor distribution to the
subscriber to he monument fund. To all
persons forwarding to the association ST.. 90
or more. will be sent one of these diplomas,
properly executed.
To contrihn ors in the sum Of 50 or more.
will be furnished gratu touslv besides the
Diploma. a beautiful imperial size steel en-
craving of Judge DongIas, 81 by II inches,
published Ivy Narsh. Rowe s, %. FL ~
Contributors in the sum OF 81 90 will be.
come life members of tho Don las Monument
Association in the sum Of $50 40 honorary
lif. members. and in tn snm OF ST. 90 90 hon.
orarv lie members of'he BOARD If Trustees
Loca receiver and solicitors for contribu.
vi1ns are foeing authorized in the loyal states.
PAMPHLETS and circular contti' inv the or
n;zaticn, constitution nv laws and the an.
peal Of the association. will be sent 10 all who
will forward their address 1 '-ar
Communications should be directed to the
s:Secretarr Dour'ns Monument Association
Chicago, Illinois" l
WALTER B ScATre Pres.
LEONARD w VoLK, Getty. nl3y4n3
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
FOR INSTANCE ::

FoR F.sysEN DOLLARS, We forward, nicely
oasded and raskedi in good order. the follow
ing enormous quantity Of Jewelry. equal in
finish to any Plated Gold. and not to be rec
ognized from Cold only BY the trying Ut
acids:
4 Set ,Enau,eled v:st Chains; ? Plain
florent;ne Pins; Ear Rings to match; :
fwi*.Wiro PinEs4 Ear rings to match; 2
Ptsin Pins; 4 Ear Rings 60 match; rs Ladies'
Rings, sDsnble-H Hear. and variety of pat.
terms; .5os Union Emblems; so Scarfpins, Plain
Ind Imitation coral Double Glass Lockets,
ine-turned; 6 Box and Glass Pins for por-
trhit On hair; 70. s<erted Locke', Heart an d
She'll Charms, and Band Bracelets;-al tor
Fifteen Dollars. A collection OF this kind !,
when Placed in the hands of any one OF or :
binary intelligence ough to retail Tor at least
One Hundred Dllersi ~
catalogues, containing full information
and Prices of Goods, can he obtained upon
'akt,icatioS lOrderGby Ma,l Telegraph o.
Erpxxr,peetfully solicited. ago
SALISBURY BR'iS. & Co.,
= 41' DofTanse& e1dN eybssset SITS.
9 n6vv4tns31 hssiUsra PzovlpENoH,E.l.
"a tyA4ktui ..,---.--.-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
PROFESSOR LEIBlG;

and gives the essential full strength and de.
licious favor of OLD, GOVERNMENT
JAVA COFFEE. which il the only quality
of Coffee used in its preparation. without any
OF that narcotic quality which so sadly dam
ages the nervous system in the use Of even
the best grades Of Coffee as ordinarily pre-
pared.
J. 2l 1tgives the essential tonic and diuretic
elements of Danaelinn without the "herby,'
coarse taste so disgusting, and yet al avs
found in the ord sarv DandeIion Coffee.
1t is known to al acquainted with chemis-
try that the essence. Or oil. or VIII tever
mare may be given it. when properly and
scientifically detained from ar y herb or plant
il u far G fferenc article from tn at prodnced by
putting that p'a'jt into water and boiling 1t
ont-lei M tiny the escape of the most ex
gust and rel ahte st eng h and leaving the
coarse and earthly dragS rrecipitated or in
solution.
So this prereration combines the exq msite
aroma OF the iva 'off''e with the highest
rsScnt al excellence of the most choice Dan
de.nn Welding the spirit w;th,ns the gross.
err earthly body of both; thereby avoiding
the deetei.oas cfcc Is of both and becoming
1T the same time
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
Price with Helnmer and Fellcr $40

1t forms q fiat. even. and elastic seam which
is warranted not to ri 10 wear, oven if the
seam is cut ut frequent intervals, and also
| under all circumstances ito survive tho wash
tub"
A patented device, Of great utility to learn.
ers, prevents the poss bility of tho machine
being run in the wrong direction, "r tho bal
ance Wheel wearing a lady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle. which
cannot, be set wrong.
1T il emphatically the. good, low priced
Family Sewing Machine that the public have
long been waiting for"-Boion transcript.
1t is indeed II wonderful production, and
for family use especially, no other will bear
any comparison with it."-Ph,l Eve. Journal
"a mechanical wonder."- Scientific amer.
iean.
"Amo,,g the best and most serviceable
Sewing Machines Light and elegantly fin.
ished, and go simple in its construction, that
it seems almost mpossible for it to get out
of repair."- PittsLurg Chronicle
"Has combined with, its own peculiar mer-
its all the really valuable improvements Of
the higher priced machines Pennsyiranian.
"This machine, in the opinion OF the COM
rnittee fills more nearly the requirements of
bltion .'-Franklin Institute Exhibition Re-
port Of 1853. . = : : ; W y
"raking into consideration simplicity, cheap.
ness, durability, and doing all work, the com.
mittee were unanimously in favor OF vii cox
& Gibbs, as q single thread machine.'-
Pennsyluen'a Stote agricultural Society. Re.
hort Fist i EgEs*s -
''We must in justice, express our conf
dence in, the merits Of the Wilcox & Gibbs
sewing Machine We consider that great
dcsideratum has been supplied by it, in prov.
ing, beynnd doubt, that,two thteadsare not.
as was supposed, necessary to good ma.
dl,ine."-Chr,stsan Advoeate and Journal,
June FL: 1860. -s4a 10 Gra .s--
cater much wear and many washings,
the stitchingis found to retain I'll the round-
ness, evenness and frmnes which are 80 much
admired ut first" New York Sun
ain principle it is perfect. "-Engineer,
London. .s..
HAS evident points of superiority over ell
others Philadelphia Press.{,s,! . ,zs.,
"a ,serylceable machine. Of this We have *
perience in our own family = Boston TTrd Ri
"rhe beauty and simplicity OF 1T, niechaR:
ism are admirable '-Erpress. = -
H.No' Sewing Machine hefets'fore introduced
hds, Ia 80 short a time, Acquired sucll,weli-
neritcd popularity - Ci.itinndtt Gazette ia
;"We es*6em IL the best machine for family
. Use, Fire the stfcIs t. .s,sexeeptteNa6Ae -S;sa-
ed. By MANY hun bred citizenfof PhifHueipl1is
ct Leg sENbFok n CIRCULAR lRs ~ "
JAMES WILCOX, sklahufaosuresd, ora
d sos stasayay', n n slY1s r.,
90
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
Prof. o, ]. Woods o~
HAIR REsToRATIvE.

IT also prevents the Hair from becoming
! unhealthy and falling of. and causes it to
grow aud thicken where it gone, by rcsu-
scitating the organs necessary to supply
nutriment and cooring matter.
Thousand Of S~ld ers in the Army have
testified % the above, who h. d become gray
and lost their Hair by sickness. change Of
climate, and inattention, while performing
camr duty, :
As a restorative and Dressing IT has no
equal. fn3ov4ylI
Sold by Dr.. J Clemmer. New Oregon,
aed By H. Secvil. Chicago III.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
THE ORIGINAL
HOW SEWING MACHINES

Established IN ls45-Perfected in 1869
DE- ENT and impor ant improvements
~ having been pvt to this nchine renders
it now the most perfect before the public and
persons at distance can order a Mach ne
with guarantee ofits prompt and safe de-
livery and that they will re able to manage
it O. their ent,r" satisfaction No more break
ing needless! NJ" more mis-, ing stitches No
trouble in m king any garment. however
delicate or heavy. on the same Machine ither
in cambria cloth, or leather: and for dress
makers. shirt makers. ta,lors hat.binders
= oe-hindcrs or gaiter fitting. as vel! as for
every variety Of family sewing, THEY HAVE
N" SUPERIOR. and will he sold at much less
price than any other Machine capable Of do.
ing the same range III worx. =
Send for Descriptive Catalogues OF styles
and prices. few responsible Agents will
be dealt with literally. -
3 Address "The HOWE Se,r,ng Wn,h,mes.
437 Broadway, New York [n47v3y1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
Prof. O. J, Woods
HAIR ORATIvE,

THIS astonishing preparation turns the
4 hair b ack to its original color. after
having becom gray. and re nstates it in all
its original health. lu>tcr, sottness and bean.
tyr moves all Dandruff from the Scalp, and
all unpleasant ltchings. 1t will also cnre
Cutaneous, Ernptions such as ScalA-Head.
letter &C., and hence creates perfectly
healthy condition of the scalp. by act ng as
q Stimulant ans Tonic to the organs sup
plying the coloring matter to the Hair COM
pletelv restoring them to their original vigor
and health-thus preventing all tendency to
become gray. - 81. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
.FlNKIEs&s LYONS
~... Sl'eWing
\ iC III rs E. =.

These Machines made the lock stitch
alike on both sides, and use less than halc@
the thread and silk that the ingle or do,ib,.
thread loop.stitch Mashines do; will Hon,
Fell, Gather, Cord, Braid, Bind, &c. and are
better adapted than any other Sewing Ma.
rEine ip use to the frequent changes md
great variety of sowing required in a, family
for they will sew from one to twenty thick
hesses OF MarseiItes without storpingsv and,
make every stitch perfect, or from the finest
gauze to the heaviest beaver 9th. or even
the stoutest harness leather, without chang.
ing the feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment Of Machine whatever ~,
They arc simple III construction, a ID cas-
lily understood; and if any part is broken ,by
accident it is readily replaced 80 - i, :
These are PECULIAR FACTS, and will 90 Tar
to determine the choice of any intelligent
buyer. -.,~ -.s..,-- -. -...... 49,.
PrEAsE1CAlL AND EXAMINE, on SEND FOR
CIRCULAR.
N. r. Local Agents wanted in ACTIONS
not yet occupied. Addrets, = 91vrvv
FINKLE & LYON 3. M.Co:,
No. 53s Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
HynTlCE.-Howard Countu Iowa.

NyOWCE.-Hordrd County Iowa ~
Those who have subscribed in this Co.,
i,3a'd of the Roman Catholic Church in
,,,,rss Of construction mt Vernon Springs. are
hereby informed that the subscription pa
rar4 INV be found at the store of Messrs.
.r,thcr s. Kirk patrick,1who nre authorized
- receive payment from subscribers, and
donations in aid of the Church.
J6HN I. LONG. Trustee.
.l-s yu!v ssA 1See
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

n . - CE,

~ accordance with the provisions Of tn"
Laws Of the tate of iowa n0i Nv virtue
Of the same. | will proceed to sell tie t,t.ow
'nG described LnniS for thc "Frlcra! Tax oi
1861, at the Court House in vernon $pi!ng
Township an Monday the End day OF Novem.
bnr 1868 at tie -FOUR OF 70 o clock a. Nj.
New Oregon, Howard Co. iowa. August
Goth 1868
81 A. NJ COWAN. Trcasurnr Of
Howard County.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25

/ EFkfHE "a y . -
And it requirs less than half the guam
tity to give the same degree of strength
and it's use proves it at 80 cents "a
pound to he cheaper than Maricabo
c"ffee at Is cents Il p"und. y - 3.
Neatly packed in pound pa
pers with full Instructions for
use on each labei.-in sixty
POUND BOXES. Price, 80 cents
per pound: A liberal disc INT
to the trade
Manufactured by the PEOPLE 3
PRovlsloN CO., 268 Greenwich
Street, y. Y, to whom all orders
may be addressed. ,'. 1,,~ J,
Sold by wholesale GroserlsI and
Druggists, aso sas n46v4yl
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
u PRESTON STORE.

Y R>CAREY. Dealer in Dry Goods Gro
re:e& Hats and Caps Boots and Shoes, Crock.
cry, Hardware, Clothing, Books, Millinery
M ,,;hcr goods. 49,. s.
" MED All kinds Of country produce in
exchange for goods or cash. n17v4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
AcrATE OF Iowa. Howard County S. ST
- Morris Clutches. Sir

- Morris Clutches. Sir:
YOU will please take notice that there is
,nw on file in the office of the Clerk Of the
district Court in Howard County petition
'f !; E. Mitchell claiming of;you the sum of
owe thousand dollars ns justly due hn, from
,ol rs damages which .ho has sustained ny
reason of false and slanderous reports which
Won have uttcrd and published of and con-
corning him and that unless you appear and
= f:,d on or before noon of the second day
If the next term Of said court to be held on
'h2 fifth Monday after the third Monday in
'~ptoa,ber 1863 your default will be taken
,nl judgement rendered ng inst yon for
the hole amount together with costs of snit
JOIN T. CLARK, Plat,fs. Atty. tn46t4
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-09-25
MAY The BEST MAN NVlN.s
Ehe Peoples Provision Company

Fhe Peoples Provision Company
LrrC- -, -, .~,~.>
lave this day established their East ~hudia
C"ffsePrite as f''ows, = 49,.
Single ponnds =: : Is cents.
Neven pounds dollar.
2Oronnd> delivered free on boat or X. R.
Oh receipt Of SO 90 d" -.5 r..'
For sale by g,.occrs generally. at the above
rates. Be sure that You ask for and get
PIP cos EAST INDIA COFFEE.
IT has Pink Lahel Ask any grocer for it.
1t is e.rec ally valued by Dvsnctics and
DE sens offering with di-eas ofrhe live, and
i dnevs. It requires Init Gne haf Us mach as
IN, other is het,e" favored aud .-.. 81.
is THIS CHE ApEsT COFFEE IN THE WORLD
Address all orders to PEOPLES PRO
VISION Co. 26S Greenwich Street, N y. an !
enclose cash at mr. risk. 26s Greenwich St
n. Y, Aug lst. 1863. . ...s
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