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LOCAL EOYIOgs.

HAVING leased the rooms and re estab-
lished myself the next door to Mrs Dol
mans Millinery Store, No. 22j Superior st f,
I would respectfully announce to the citizens
Of Cleveland and vicinity, that I am pre-
pared to supply everything in the News,
Book aud Stationery line, and reca;7e sub
scriPtiOns for papers and periodicals. at the
lower rates. Thanking my old friends and
customers for past favOrs, I hope by strict
attention 70 their wants, to continue to merit
a share o' their patronage.
dee5:l2s A. J. HAWKS.
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HEADouBRTERs 29rH REGIMENT o. V.M.0
December 4tb, 1868.
The Commissioned Officers Of the 29th Reg
iment 0. Y. NJ, will meet at these Hesdquar-
ters this Saturday evening at IL o'clock.
By order, ". Il. HAYWARD,
dee5-l27 Colonel Commanding.
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CoMNITTED.-The negroes charged with
completely in the theft from the cargo of the
propeller Portsmouth, were yesterday morn
ing committed for trial, in default of bail.
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On Saturday, December 9th, will be sold
at the auction room Of o. Cutter 4 Son, Ne.
lS4 Bank street, q lot of good Household
Furniture, Carpet, Stove, &C., nice Extension
Dining Table, &c. Also, at II O'Clock, pre-
eisely, q gsod second hand piano forte.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

COLLTsIoN.-A car on the Kiusmsn street
railroad yesterday afternoon oollidsd "
q wagon loaded with beef, doing Considerable
damage to the wagon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

ESCORT CoNPANT.-Company B Of the
18th Regiment, Captain W. R. Nevins, has
been designated to escort the remains of
cOiOneIs Creighton and Crane from the
depot.
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n. Y. STOCK mARKRT-Dec. 4.
IBT4ELHGRAPHJ
BUFFALO .MARKET-Dec. 4.

BUFFALO .MARKET-Dec. 4.
IBT TELEGRAPH.I
Fl0ur-Dull and unc aDged
Wheat-Market quiet. Nothing doing.
COru-MsIket quiet.
Other grains quiet
Whiskey-Fair demand. Sales at &C.
FreiEhIs-Quiet. s. on wheat TO Rochester.
Imports wv bbls -four, oOtO bush wheat, TO-,
OOu bush corn.
Exports bbls -four, 2l 900 bush wheat, -
nuah
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

PREPARE FOB COLD WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
Psrlor Coal HOds, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shovels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. Foeo,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Massillon,
Briar Hill, LaeksEans, and other vErities of
Coal. now
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The old members of the 7th regiment
met last evening at the Atheneum for drill.
Owing to the absence of Captain MOlyneaux
no other business was transacted.
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DONATIONS 10 THE FREE2Kxa's Am Cox
x1,s1ox.-The "Clsveland Froeanen's Aid
Commission " acknowledge in resPOnss to the
recent appeal, the following Thanksgiving
offerings for the destitute and suffering Freed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

NEW CHUBoH Oh SwEDKEBoRGIAH. -
Meeting every Sabbath afternoon at Lynsn's
Hall, near the Court House. Hour Of meet
ing changed from three to two o'clock P. Il.
dec5 I27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

UEIvERsALIsN-Rev. J. F. Rice will
prssch next Sabbath, the 5th inst, at 10 I-2
o'clock, A. N, and o'clock P. n, at Sons Of
Temperance Hall, opposite Post Office, Pub
lie Square. Ths public are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

FATHER KEMP's Old Folks Concert
Company, composed of twenty-five ladies
and gentlemen, sing at Brainard's Hall, on
Monday evening, Dec. z.
dec3:I2S
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

ONO SOLDIERS WouEDED AT CaArTA-
TANooeA.-The following arc additional to
the list Of killed and wounded soldiers from
this lOcslity published in the LEADEs of
Wednesday:
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Six JOB Painters WANTED.-Six hrst-
class Job Printers Wanted. Apply at the
LKADER Job Office.
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OsWRGO n1ARKET-uec. 4.

icy TELEGRAPH.l
EIour-Market unchanged
WheaI-Saies Milwaukee Club at 81 80; White
Michigan sl,6h.
COrn-Quiet but fsm Illinois sI,l59I,Is.
Oats hiarket quiet nut firm.
Other grains quiet = nominal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

NEw Velvet Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, JUST received ct Mrs. Shsw's
R0oms. dec5-lsI
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CULORED TROOPS.

BosToE, Dec. 4.
The Secretary Of War has authorised
Governor Andrew to recruit regiment Of
eOlored cavalry in Massachusetts,.
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CHICAGO - ., A. q C-Dec. 4.
EwUuupauu

IBX EKL1qRAPH.l
FIour-Market dull.
Wheat Qu et. Sales at sI,llk.
COrn-SteAdy.
ClHIB-Du
itecelp,s-IO,OOO bbl= -four, 2l,OOO busk wheat
Z, ,O0B bush corn.
EXpOrTs-2 40 bbls -four, - bu-h wheat.
hsEB Good demand. thOice heavy sold As high
5zG6c- The eutk Of The safes, however were at ~
04zc dressed dull on socO ms Of tho warm weather
and prices are lc lower.
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Rose q PreuIIss; ,--sv1E.Oa Marke. Re
port

The following are tbs rates rhsrged by them:
HRms-Sugar-curedp premi4n HAMS ? b.....-.....ilc
DElcG bcci-T ~
Shoulders ugar-cured
isao1n-, Smoked 5ider q
Lard-Prime leaf, kettie-reuded in Obs = d.. y
Prime leaf, kettle rendered IN kegs 3 b..l2Ac
pork-No. mess 2 20
Extra clear q 90
SaS- No extra charge made for packages or carriage
to railroad depots or boats Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the state
Orders promptly flied. Our sugAr-cured Hams and
kettle-rendered Lard took the first premium e the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE z PREhTI5S,
Nos. l42, IA and 40 Ontario-st.i cleveland.
iulyER2s
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CITIZENS OF THE FOURTH WARD ATrEE-
TIoN There will be a meeting of the citi-
zsns Of he Fourth Ward at the Engine
House on Huntington street, this Saturday
evening, December 5:h, at half past seven
o'clock, to hear the report of the Recruiting
Committees, and for the transaction Of busi-
ness connected Herewith.
The YOUNG MEN are particularly requested
to be present, as a communication Of great irl-
POrtanee 10 them will be made.
pu ordar - no..,rr-rr-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

LaLhADhLFHIAl DlI- 3
The sale Of Five 7 wenties to-day reached
S624,55O. The long delayed bonds are now
being delivered at the rate Of million
and half per day and larger amounts are
promised during the week. r
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BUBIKKBs HOTIORs.


ID. W. GAGE,
Licensed War Claim agent.
Collects Bounties Pensions. Back Pay, Prise Money
and other War CLAIMS.
UEPsrsoual Attention Is given 20 the prosecution
sf Claims in the Departments ct Washington
H1-All psrsons having Claims should apply in per-
son. or by letter, at once and they viii receive
y. W. GAGE,
ncfIs-RB 165 Suporior-St-, Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

AT COST-WE WILL CLOSE
IA out the balance Of our Fancy Back Combs.
octs OOWGES co., Wedden House.
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Notice to warsr-rnkers.

Notice to WnIer-tnkers.
WATER WORKS uFFIcE,
Cleveland, December l; 1868.
Water takers will please take notice that
the water rents are now due, and are required
to be paid this month.
By order of the Trustees.
ldee2:lSll Csc. W. GIRTY. see'y;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOothsehe, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidOts in all csses.-SHmJBH Dem
oefdf.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. Porter, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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Wounded-Lieut Watson, Capt. n. P. Hill,
slightly; John C. NJ. Racer and G. stevens, Co.
@; A schnell, Co. 1; Vim. Brandt, Co. E.
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HoGndsd-Capt. Frost, badly Lieut. Waldo,
arm Lieut.. McGlnnis, breast o. @. Olin, T.
B Thos. Wiley Isaae Taylor, John FuFts,
(sinee dsad) Co. Q.
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Drawing TO IA Close.

Drawing TO a Close,
Marine news in this locality is drawing to close
aud nothing of interes; at present presents Itself
The schOOnsrs Monitor and Petrol arrived up yes
terday, the former from Buffalo the latter from
Cleveland and have gone into winter quarters. A
fsw more Ofths feet due from Lake Mic9isan passed
down yeste nay forenoon, leaving yet due from hat
quarter some six or eight, which doubtless viii
reach here to-day So says the Detroit AdvertIser.
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wholesale and Retail Eewsdealer and Station
er, los Public squuare, nesr Postofhce, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
n. B.-County dealers promptly supplied
orders solicited. sept22ISO.
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or FLOUR AND GRAIN.


DniIy Receipts.
The following statement shows the daily reoeip OF
hour and wheat at the aforementioned places on
November 30:
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Weekly ReeeiptS.

The following statement shows the weekly receipts
OF our and wheat at the aforementioned lake port,
on November 2S:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-05

81 DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Esetropsthy, cures obstinate cases Of DyspeP-
Hia, Rheumatism. Scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given 20 many formidable cases cured in this city
aftsr other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in smother column Office No lie, Seneca
-
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M A R IN E.
ORT OF CLEvELAND-Decem A.

OLEARED.
Prop Wabash. Kirby, Toledo.
Schr L I Chase, Nuts, Black River
EHTERKD.
Prop Olean, DriseolI, Duukirk
Tug Kate Williams, King Detroit
schr Erank Crawford, Ogdensbursh
schr onion, Barrow, Port Stanley
Scow Cousin Mary, Root, PIT linton
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LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES
CEEvKLAND, Ohio, WASHINGTON, D C.,
No. Lymanis Block, No. 443 Ninth st..
Near the Ceurt House.
We are authorized BY Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dron, and rightful heirs ofall deceased soldiers
also
pensions,
10 which every discharged soldier was dis
sblsdin the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children mothers or or
phAn sisters, as they are severaIly entitled un-
Ter the law. Also,
Back Pay
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men !;
raoaey due teamsters, and every other class Of
claims growing out Of this or any other war.
We also pay special attention 70
PATENTS.
~ Avoid Claim and Patent AsenIs who
are net Licensed.
We publish "TRE SoLDIER's FRIEND" paper
0 much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send Us your name and stamp, and We will send
scopy free, o. twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply 70 US in person or by letter, with stamp,
snd Jour business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have ac-
eomplished what we undertake.
septic Q. G. BRUCE.
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Au superior. 81, cleveland, o.
Z. B. HALE, BANKns.
TEE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons 4 Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-20's
AHD ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BONDS.
WANTHD-U UN0URRBNF BANK BILLS.
iulyII
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ia good stock constantly on hand, adapted to
the Western Market
Market prices paid for Wool and Pelts, in Cash
or Manufactured Goods.
once and Salesrooms,
no. s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o..
nuoe-R
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l4l1a aL-50LIAAIAI lA4I
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LATER FROM CHARLESTON.

Charleston Nearly Deserted.
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dictye rage. And it is almost the highest praise
which can be given this last Proclamation, to say
that it meets the most cordial hate of the men
and the parties wOrNing to save slavery from the
righteous doom which It's crimes have brought
upon il.
We do net anticipate any immediate, or even
speedy response from TIE rebel States 10 this in
Ntation to return to the natioyal family Its
work will necessarily be gradual and slow at pres
ent, and perhaps 70: some months TO come. But
if our armies re-eniorced, and the military
power of the rebellion IS pressed and driven, as
It aas been for the past SIX months, for few
months more, the rebellion must 90 to pieces ;
and when that time comes, and the military pow
er of the rebel leaders becomes too weak to over
awe TIE people, then this Proclamation opens the
door for return; aud We believe the, mass of the
people South will tnen gladly accept the conditions
here offered OF pace and pardon, and come back
again under the folds Of the old flag. And in
that day, not the east OF their as well as our, re-
joicng viii be caused by the conviction, then oe-
come almos. an accomplished fact, that beneath
the floods through which the Nation has gone
to its deIiyerance, lie the chariot5 and the chains
Of the Egypt OF darkness and bondage from
vhch the Republic has escaped.
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The Casualties in the Tenth.

List of killed, wounded and missing in
the 10th Vermont nfanTy, in action at Orange
Grove, Nov. q
KILLED-Corp Levi FulIam, Co &, Brook
field Corp. Gardner Fay, l Williamstown !;
Privates Gilman ID Storrs, B, Montpelier :;
Marcus Atwood, (, Pittsford John Ford,
/ {, Brandon Smith j Peacock, f, Swanton !;
Elmore Whitney, ii, Ludlow Romeo Smith
|, Georgia David Marston X, Derby.
WOUNDED. Lieut. ii W Kingsley, Co f,
Rutland, thigh, serious LIST Sergt Micheal A
Kehoe, D., Charlotte, breast since dead Sergts
ii NJ Pierce, b, Montpelier. arm, serious Thos
Reid, E, West Hebron n Y, face, slight ; Thos
Logle, l. Sheldon, thigh, serious; Corps Will
lard NJ Thayer, B, Waitstield, nip, sligh: !;
jules Freeman, q, Brookfeld, groin, serious ;
Sargt Page, q, Randolph, arm, slight VIM
N Cobb, Ii Springfield, groin, serious Iyora
S Goodwin X, " est Charleston neck, serious !;
Privates Geo Batten, A, Goshen Gore Alvin
Martin, A Bloomfield leg, serious; Geo NJ
DOuse, A Peacham, leg, slight, John Blanch
ard, b, Barre, arm, serious; Peter Borer, b,
Mont, elier hand, serious; Ezra COuant, b,
Waterbury, shoulder, serious Henry Crossett,
b, Waterbury, head serious; James NJ Mather,
b, Warren, neck, serious Walter Nelson, b,
Waterbury, hand, Slight; Lafayette Ripley,
b, Hand, arm, leg, serious; John l. Shannon,
g, Walllngtord, hand, serious Geo r Street
er, G, WiliDgford, hand, slight, Albert Fak,
C, Wallngtord, leg, serlous, Willopy L
Burdick, b, Underhill legs, serious Geo
Barnett, D, Richmond, breast, ser lou3
Alfred Sears E, Wi!liamstown, Mass, breast,
slight Andrew Turner, E, Sandgate, shoulder
and face, slight John Waters, E, SALISBURY,
groin, slight, Henry G Youngs, f, Pownal,
groin, slight 5 Ii Coburn, +, Manchester, face,
slight; A NJ Aseltlne, F, Swanton, face, slight
NJ Aseltlne, f. owanton, foot, slight; Michael
Green, + EnOsburgh, thigh, serious AFRO R
Dyon, K, Berkshire, hand, slight F W Howard,
+, Fairfax, leg, slight Joseph a Billiard, u,
Washington, shoulder, slight !; Jason Dinsmore,
u, Washington, MP, slight; Dan b Freeman,
@, Brookhed, loot slight; John Griswod,
q Brookfeld, hip, slight Chas Haynes, g.,
Wells River, po@els, since dead Jonathan n
Hosford, q Hhettord, shoulder slight Loren
d Kidder, &, Randolph, head, slight; Albert
H Porter, g, Ihet!Ord, thumb, slight; Justin
|. Phelps, &, Randolph, thigh, serious ; Oscar
Gassett, ii, Ludlow, neck, serious; Freeman h
Norris, |, Chelsea, head, since dead VIM.
Bates, l. ST. Albans, arm, slight; John Cross,
|, st. Adams, thigh, serious; Edison Larabee,
|, BERKSHIRE, thigh, serious Alvin B Mccoy,
K, Derby, head, serious; Alden o Dane, K,
Derby, ankle, slight Calvin Drown, X, West
Charleston, ribs, slight; Mozart Fcss, K, Bar
ton, leg, serious johnson Hart, K, Derby
Line hand, 81 ght Geo. Il. Lawrence X, West
Charleston, heel, serious.
MIssING.-Capt Edwin Dillingham;, B, Act
Ass Inspector General Of Brigade, horse shot
under aln aod he IS supposed to be captured.
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From the Messenger
From the Army.
In Camp near Brandy Station, Va,
Dec. 4th. 1863.


Dee. 4th, 1868. !
Dear Messeugo We are back again at
our old camp, after painful absence Of eight
days five have not during this period ac.
compIisbed all that was contemplated by the
movement, we have, at least, done all that
was required, and saould have done more
with equal cheerianesl, if so hidden by the
powers that be. We left our camp here on
Thursday the 10Th ult., the day appointed Tor
Vermont aud the rest of mankind except the
soldiers, to hold their day Of Thanksgiving.
And Blythe way, we soldiers, almost ieIt our
selves Sighted by our good President in his
very extensive proclamation, that we were
not named among those who re especially
eojoined to observe the day Of at.Jnal ac.
Acknowledgement OF our Indebtedness to God
for the success Of our arms, and multiplied
national and personal mercies and iayors.
As it was, we had little opportunity to cat
turkey, or join in any public worship in at
testation OF humble gratitude and thanksgiy-
! ing. We had tedious march, with no Oh.
portunity to stop to make even cup of no,
coffee, until nine o'clock at night, and we ther
took the chance by the wayside, while bein,
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Err TIFICATE

THIS CERrlFIE5 that have given tul. and hnftei
sructons TO ur. q. DeForris If Che sea, w., to M
and administer {. a Nitrous OXIDE, Laughing e.
as an anesthetc for the Extraction Of Teeth as used
DR.. Cotton OF New Ork.
The advantages of the Gas ether and chloro I'm
Fmsr.-It is perfectly harmless No injury was ever
known from its inhalation.
SEcoND.-The Gas produces the most perfect nsensi-
bty to pain, while il avoids the and sickness TO
say nothing OF the danger from ether and chic roform
THBD.-rhe Gas is pleasant to inhale. having no dis
agreeable smell or taste and the effects all pass of within
two or three minutes leaving the person feeling precise
ly as before inhaug.
FoURrH,-It be given with safety III pure) IN all
sorts and stages Of disease.
have given such careful instructions to Dr. UeForris
that have no doubt he make pure article Of Gas
and administer 1t with discretion and safety.
Nj. BlXBY.
Office at the residence Of WA. j. TARBtLL, Esq, Of
Chelsea, Vt. P473m
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li.~,.Dt9O

In Groton, Oct. eth, Of typhoid fever, Mr.. silas 5
Burnham aged AZ years
Also, Nov 9th, Of dropsy, Capt. David Vance aged IS
years.
In Mendon, Mich. Nov. ls Tryphena N. wife Of Ben
jamin P. Doane, aged 81 yea and months daughter
Of Reuben Nichols, lately ttrre VI.
In Calais November 9th, lo63 Za.hariah Haskell, aged
SO years, formerly Of Montpelier.
Michigan Indiana and Iowa papers please copy
In Mortified, October 5th 963, Francis h. son of Ii,
tus ami Louisa Rice, aged ~ years, and months.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-11
Kent'S East India Coffee

is the most healthy beverage known, and is very nutr
uous The weak and inhrm may it at an times with
'mPuhy ne we OF the RevtW. hNvts, local minister
Of the NJ f. Church. Jersey City who has not been abIs
% use any I oIge Tor hlleen w. On NO -
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-11

back from the face Of cur foes, and after
night of cold and painful marching, we crossed
the Rapidan at break Of day.
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I'D e n Il IS TR Y!
DR.. j. G.. DeFORRTS

lIEakAANENTLY located at CHELSEA, VT. will mar
form all operations the teeth (that in b -, iei
n.y. in NEAT AND DURABLE MANNER TEETH IN GIii,
from one 10 full set IN Of the styles now in +d 81
Cold Silver, or VuIcanized Rubber worL
according Gh are warranted to give satisfaction Prices
ABLE. OF the case, out ALWAYS REASON
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-11
Teeth Extracted Without Pal.
h-le' ~, Go, -, rotorm superseded by the
Nitrous Oxide, or s--nohing C,as

DR. j. G. DeFORRIS has the pleasure of announ,
the public that he is ad niseru- ta- NITROUS
OXIDE - cr " LAUGHING GAs,' by To- OF which
he Is enabled 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-13


STEAMSHIP WIN. Woodward Baltimore; Martha
S'cveus, 10; Biii!moIe, washington city Of COrk,
Liverpool, P9,Vmsc, Pc. tiand.
SHIPS ocean Ranger, Liverpool; Oatsro. %, Flo
70. HAVE, Lisbon, BaHi. Lord Clyde, tBry Buenos
hyres
BAEks-Indisu Belle, Csrdenss Zephyr, Boe.on.
BRiGS Santiago, Por'o Pis'o e.. 7, lccry. wash
instjn j. H. Cro~ley, Elikabein pJr,Lydia Sto~er
Il ston.
sCHDONrPs s. l.. Tlllev, ST. John, Nh; Annie
Muf,end u, - l. sta u, " Dragon, .CfoiI 1 n
don, u ,ltns; hiva, fl'n'hrrs Susan Biown, fpit
Royal. u Dlnfon. saco; Hickman. Warrington (;
jam. l.. ksin, Drl-sus. T. Arculariis, Portland .
susan, Boston. Anna &. Lrverett. W Arlington
ARRIVED.
STEAkSUIPS-Giass Liverpoo Frank 1hrop.
shire, phiAds phis. Aida, DO. Ann Eliza, do.
Banks Bundins u llc~, NJ Boston, Monica. Iva,
MAJ raitD 81 o. hers, Iiebiussos
BRIGs--Cl, DE-. " MARYLAND, 80, st salvador: Al
s,uts, Of st. KITS ManzanilA; k,ra, Para; Henry,
C.,d.ias; Union, Ponce, y X, sarah flase, SssL
sCHooNERS .Isne !. Dutf >, S-~bern, sc Ida
DO, Bath; sarah, Mach g.; Ofisna ia sor l. I. Cod
n, stamford; Sc~ Haven, Providence: Joseph, p.
y ferpon; l.. Danlels, Hartford henrietta Dc; n. ".
asrts, PfU.id nc; Itn"t esele, do Z. ". Shsd
dick, fortisndC 5. Hazard, Hartford; Jonn T.. Potts,
New L,udon; JOIN Wnsht, Portland. g., for EHla
ZIP RI; Ann, Portland, No: ". Gray. Portland, Ct;
Ellen Duf1ed. CO.
sLoups-FTankliu, New London.
sAILED-shipe PR Milan, hAsdalene, bark
Genne s.s, Pauline; BArkoutiur Ocean LssJ. 49, &,
Iides, Ellen SOPHIA; Schooner, W Brown, AS De
ko.,a, M-lrose, Eliza Hattie Love.
WlSD-sunset, n. w, LIGHT.