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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-21

Bay The Uniapiata Of Bedford county hay'
undergone no change, says the Naahyille Alb
oliticn) Union, A change Of climate woult
possibly mend shgm
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BeT- The Niger Crusade Of our day viii be
regarded by future generations as the most
stupendous humbug, since the wars in Paes.
tine, and the cant about the 'poor Africans"
will be numbered among the most laughable
farces fer the contemplation Of ages to come
after ne.
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HeA- The Yankees beast that they have at
length 'let slip the dogs Of war;" IF General
Mitchell isa specimen, they must be, all-- z
cura Of low dg9ree.~
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Farm for Sale. at $50 SO per Acrv

4 HAVEa good farm for sale containing 600 acres
and 1850 acres IN cultivation, situated in beautfu
aud fertile valley one and half miles from tile h. T.
.. Railroad at Tyner's Depot, and nine miles East
OF Chattanooga. thas on Il failing Spring
OF excellent mineral water. For particulars call on
dec3O-3O X. N. YARNElI,
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CHARLES B. CABIr,

A ny ONE knowing tho present whereabouts VI
"A Charles y ana Wallace p. Cable, who let
Louisville, KY, with Col Blautpn Dnbcana Ken.
tucky Regiment, will confer favor, and be literally
rewarded, BY addressing me ~ Carlcgyille Georgia
Jan. lb.lif CLAY ROBERTS
Knsxyilie Register copy amount ~ 10, and peDd
bill 10 this Office ~
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THE SITUATION.


The position Of affairs in Middle Tennes.
see, as observed from Chattanooga, wears a
more promising aspect, than it did week
ago, and the forces under Gen. Bragg may
be said 20 be in more wholesome attitude
and condition, than sensationists would have
the country believe.
RosecranS was in Nashville on Sunday
Dispatches Of an important character are
said to have been intercepted on the Louis.
vile line by Morgan's scouts. The indica-
ions are strong, that the forces still at Nash
vile will be ordered cut to the front.
Gems. Forrest and Wheeler have returned
from below Nashville
The Coast campaign seems to have come to
sudden stand.still with the failure Of the
iron-cads, The report Of Donald Mckay
shows that these monsters are as unreliable
as they are clsmsy. In recent note, Gen
Bcauregard says to fricnd and officer Of
rank Tho position Of Charleston and the
Othor coast cities may be considered as proof
against such Of the Yankee navy as they can
now bring against us" The people of Mobile
and Savannah scem equally confident
Al we 90 to press, we have no dispatches
from the Southwest,
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ND FOR SALE.

40 ACRES, Ia The woods we'll tiinbered With oak
HI and hickory, near Good Springs, two miles
from Giaysvile, on the Western aud Atlantic Ran
Road Solomon Gwaltney or William T. Ward, In
the nelghborhood will show the place 10 any one wish
ing 70 purchase. bargain can be had In this land
on application 10 J. II. WILLY,
Jaa. 10th 1868. Opposite the Post 0fioe.
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B65" Mrs. Jane Ruth of Toledo, Ohio, en-.
listed in the Yankee army, and "has sent seve-
raj rebels says the Toledo Blade, "to their last
home" A very ruthless woman without
doubt,
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HssS- The most moving appeals are made to
the people Of the Mississippi valley, by Gen
Banks, in his late address but the most NOV
ing Of all appeals in that region, comes from
Memphis, GreaAda, etc
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aey- The New York World says, the YAM
pyres and blood-suckers on the line Of the
Potomac, were ofthemseIves enough to destroy
that army, and will ruin its efficiency as long
as they hang to il. II they do not, VIC have a
Les.Ch, who will hang to Il, WI neither blood
nor bone. nor life, nor boy, nor anything Of
vitality whatever arc leG1n il
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IAN YEsTERDAy

I'm YESTERDAY on Market Street, BLACK
~ POCKET BOOK the shape NJ n muscle shell,
be suitably rewarded W isaving the elmo at This of,
nee. jan. rs.
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RaS- any people are puzzlng their wits
about amendments 10 the Constitution. They
had better enter the service aud fight while
Tor its recognition before they try to alter it,
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SSI- Ice is said to be going down in til
North, as Il Ia no longer needed TO cool tn
patriotic aFdor Of the people
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TWO MEN IN the cavalry sefvice wahtnk Anbsti.
iutes, can get them by addressing Frank
shie1sat The post ONCE, Or applying ~ Mr. Tarwa
Chn;ianaOaa Janv 20.lts
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goo RFwERn

N WILL pay the above reward for lost POk1
n NOME, continuing soldiers discharRe e,ene,
BY Lisut Col. Welker, said Port Monle conta;ne,
between ~ and 80 dollar, and was Lost bstnecn I D
Alexandsr's House and hafnt Street. To be len a
ONCE jaDy. 2l.lw~
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Day We have several lists of killed and
wounded, onslIand. which will be published as
fast as possible.
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r. W, C0RBTN, rlIl keeps boarding hosss f,u
doors below The Central House, where ransient vsit
ors can always be accommodated. Gail On hin nns
Judge fof yourself. lJanil-Inil
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RsS- The Yankees peSsistenily kneelat The
feet Of The Father Of waters,-who still scowli
and looks down Hpon them
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Ray 0na recent visit TO jackson, Miss
Sterling Piice received d sercimde. An i'm
mense crowd Of citizens and soldiers surround
ed bis hotel, and called lin out, with loud
cheering and several national airs. Great
enthusiasm prevailed, and when The old mar
acknowledgement, because every line and
wrinkle told Of noble deeds, valuable services
and heroic acknowledgements in sim.
pie manly, sOldierlike speech. The assem-
blage seemed carried away with respect rev.
erence and affection. lie said he was not &C.
customed to spcech-makins; il was his bust.
ness to fight; and that ii fighting the battles
Of Mississippi. he was only fighting the battles
of his common country.
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The Empire State Iron and Coal Mining
Company,

toFFICE OYER STR0HFCKER's DRUG STOREY
MASos, GEoReiA.
ELAN ALEXANDER, President.
WM b. JOHNSTON,
I. r. BLOOM
y. l.. STRoHEcHER, n,.os,
j. COwLEs phsS'olh'
A. NJ. looKETT,
A. h. THOMPSON,
JAMES A. NrsAET, Secretary and Treasurer.
A. y. THOMPSON, General Superintendent
Jan. l4th, 1868 6m
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Esq., "By Lincoln We live, by Lincoln we
move. and by Lincoln we have our beipgg is
tic latest prayer Of Thanksgiving among the
Yankee Eck.spittles and niger thieves
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-21

aST" FozctSD intervention has proven lik
the wasp, biggest when hatched
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Ees~ We have not heard az yet Of negro
police in Nashville. but from all accounts, that
81 y is full Of blackgnarels
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Glnn RRMEARn

NT0I,EN FROM Gent Haldee's camp at Tnllaho.
- ma. dark bay HORSE 10 hands two inches
high, hind feet white; when taken had on Mo.
Clellan saddle, and halter bride with large hight
buckles in the halter, supposed 10 be taken by a
deserter. LIEUT.. A. y. HERRfCK
Jany. 20 Tvs f.l COmd Iiardee Cuuriers
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nSg- We are gratified TO be able to annonnc,

ba- We are gratfied to be able to announce
the securing of a regular correspondent from
our army at Ficksburg, whose first letter APP
pears this morning over the non.me Ne plume
of Hamilton" The writer is a native of this
county. and for long time resident Of this
city, and commanded company in the AID
Tennessee, from Hamilton county. We have
also the promise Of another correspondent, at
Richmond, in addition to our correspondent
from the army Of the Rappahannock.
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No profession is so thoroughly and uni
versally misunderstood in this country, al
that Of Journalism. To be an editor, &C
eording TO the popular idea, is to be sor
Of nondescript, NE is not lawyer; he il
not doctor; but he is supposed to be a
little of both, for no is constantly talking
about law, and his remedies and prescrip.
lions are rs endless as his garulousncss he
must possess modieam Of English also
and ~Plenteous assurance; and above al
he must love coffee and hair-tgiggcrs. -
That IS what the mob thinks, and even the
most conservative notion yields him nc
farther. requisite, and takes into account
no higher endorsement, than a persuasive
style Of discourse, ready command Of
language and superficial ken Of current
.fTairs The whole Of this is popular
error and seeing the new life VIC are en-
tering as n nation, the new duties we are
assuming as a people, aud thenev relations
social and political, Of government Of press
AUD Of public, being established among us,
It is matter.of some consequence that we
should each and all understand these mu-
tual institutions, by which our civil body
polite must live, move, and have its being.
We hear much Of the +" freedom Of the
press" Victor Hugo made speech on It
last summer, which has had great run.
We have thrummed upon il ourself to the
tune OF several patriotic melodies. Oflate
we have heard much also Of pross con-
vention. We like this last, for upon one
point the press should be as united as a
masonic lodge and that is the point " hich
Involves the perfect "ftcedom Of the prcsI.p
However We may differ, all free men, who
have minds and souls Of their own, agree in
this; aud upon tho great snlivening, en-
tightening principle, we cast our banner on
the outer wall. Nothing can shake the
firm foundation Of free fabric, which is
based upon the " freedom Of the press"
Writing, be II known, is the least part
Of Journalism A journalist, it is true,
must be wiitsr, certainly judge Of
writing; but it docs NOT follow that a
writer merely is or can be journalist, for
the art of journalism, illustrated by the lead
ing newspapers Of the world, is an intricate
urt. II one of tho fine arts" as regards
bellies lottrss. 10 point Of practical mcch-
anism, IL is complete science. In Europe,
aud ia the metropolitan cities Of the Unltcd
States, II is a profession, whose duties are
as ssvereend whose details as profound, aud
numerous as those Of law or physic. Its
demands are many and rigid; its field Of
operation, large and varied The rewards
sumpIuous, and oft-times princely, But
like every other career, that Of the journals
ist is slow AVID toilsoms, step-by-step. He
does not leap, like Minerva from the brain
Of Jove, upon The stage Of action at single
bound. A studious course of preparation,
long apprenticeship, ripened experience
must be joined to a clear head, terse,
simple, manly yigor Of style and general
knowledge Of politics, literature and mis-
oellany to perfect the Muster Journalist,
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MORNING REpoR MS.

CoMPANI M0RNlNG REPORTS MADE UP FOR
thirty days, and beautifully printed and ruled for
sale at 0 THE REBEL OFFICE.
Jahy 20. ltett94
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TREASURY DEP ARTMENT, &. S. A.,
Richmond, Dec. "a, iSg1
Interest to be Paid on interest Rearing
Yrao cusvy Mofoo

AtohouIy MUGS,
Holders Of Interest bearing II e sury Notes nw
hereby uolfed that the interest which shall be dne
thereon on the first day Of January next will I've paid
AZ the Treasury or either Of the Repositories OF the
treasury on presentation Of the ppses, accompanied
by descriptive schedule IN duplicate
Signed G. q. MEMMlN GER
Secretary Of Treasury
Interest on the above described Notes will be PAID
by Jesse Thomas, Depc'itary at Ae Bank Of Tennns
see at Chattanooga,
jane~lm
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Turnlshed Houna For saIa

THE UNDERSIGNED has for sale desirable
4 dwelling, With furniture complete IN chaitanoa.
80. rN j., H.WILlY,
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Nep advertisements.


SYRUP SYRUP Just received, 10 barrels New
- Orleans Syrup Tor sale by
hn2I-2w ! RIM. MYERS.
900 yards CALICO fol sale by
IL jan2I-2w II. M MYERS
IN Bags choice Rio COFFEE. for sale by
~ Janzl-2w II. NJ MYERS.
(t0RN MEAL, FLOUR s. !, for sail by
~ jan2l-2w r.. M. MYERS.
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STOLEN,

Iron ny stable neur Glassbys Spring, on sai,r,
il day night, Jan. 4, 1868 large IRON GRAY
STALLION heavy bnilt. heavy name and tail b. sk
little tcalded alssa white spot on his bach ; m
good order The horse on one that answers 10 Ala
descl plon, MAS swaped in Chattanooga on rhuradey
the sth inst. win pay
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARe
for his delivery to me-AnG no questions asked
Jhl5 lwT VIM NAM
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s<s- The deeds Of RaFhaeiie Semmes are
the deeds of Tsmance He is the Paul jones
Of the nineteenth century, and bis name and
fame win be rung on the land and a the sea,
long after the bones of the gallant Alabama lie
whitening beneath the waves, long after the
meteoric thunder Of her guns has ceased to
crash upon the ocean air, and long after we,
who glow with grateful pride, have closed our
eyes forever ON that flag, which so many eyes
have danced TO see float in the welkin blue"
We had rather be Raphaee semmes. or John
Morgan, than 10 king over all the Rnssias.
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UFFIok on AssIsrAKr OuARrEhA .drgN.
-- I.L.-...L..a - ~. !. - ~,

! ~
Columbus, Goo Sept. 5ib, 1852.
" order Of Quanermaster General have been In.
~ trusted with entire control Of collecting the hides
Of the bceyes Killed for the army for tanning AND the
purchase Of Leather ~ mUafacturing. TAnnefs hay.
ing leather on hand and wslllng hides will ID we'll h
nddiew me with proper references The army. ntihl
he shod, aud " Is The duty Of al PATRIOTS tanners 10
assist Ia 70 doing All leather held VI uhroaBonahI.
sePy Major A. ON
DlANO FORTE for sale. Inquire Of
BRUCKNER& pR1CE
ChAtlanoooga, Jan. II. ~
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TAKEN np

A ND put IN Jail in Chattanooga Hamilton county
"A East Tennessee on the Sd day of October, 1861
a NEGRO NAN by the name Of JOIN Who says he
belongs 70 VIM. Jones, OF Memphis, Tenn. said bog
black feet 81 inches higb, 20 years old
octp t J.sH. SWAIN .Jaiiaps
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Attention, Hamilton County C0nscripts

- -Ty ~ OV1HVJ OVH5UIIpt6,
A Ill person in Hamilton County liable 10 eonsern.
"A llon between tine ages OF IL and 10 years will hs
assemDied " Chattanooga, on The 10Th day Of Janua-
Blank certificates o exemption WIN he fnrhIphsa
;bose who may be entitled TO ih,m. Persots In tho
county claiming exemption under The law, ate nd.
ysed TO make their applications TO The enrolling o.
tcers ~ once, that tier claims may be decided vs
tne iOlh 81 January All will come 70 The place Of
rendezvous supplied with blankets on otLer led ao,.
ing. 81. d. BLAKE. IL. (oi. tl 81
Jan4-lOt Cofnmaf dant.of ConscriDN
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10 the Enrolling Officers Of East TENNESSEE.
1 N REPLY TO frequent Inquiries, Won ara ingoym.a
that the Post Masters at Cbaitanooga, and Knsx
vile, are the only ones III East Tennessee who Are ~
rnlp'ed from ConscriptDn. JNO.h HOPKINS.
NnatuD0oga, Dec. 2J'H. A. ID. e.
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manttinal.
OCTOR G.. 4. HILL,
No. Dorranoe Street, Providence, II. I.
DR.. HIPS Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age.

Glsv be Justly ranked us the most sue.
cessul ana invaluable specific for all
derangenonts. distractions and Private
difficulties peculiar to the Felndle sea-
now before the public DIR. !iill, the
genior in Especial Diseases, during his
loGg and varied practice Of Twenty
years and upwards, mas made the
10 Delicate and Difficult Disorder
ad Diseases, arising from the construc
ton and functions OF the Female Sys
tefu his particular subject Of attention
and study In which department of his
practice II has been his aim 10 bring 10
4 thorough test and issue the different
G.51BOtanc and Indian Agents Of the
Matera Medica, with the view Of pro
ducing a Convenient. Safe and Certain
Remedy for all cases of Irregularities
Suppressons anu Distractions, and their
nrivate affections Of the female svaten and the
rrs,iIt il lie nro6uctiOu of Mis- =
INFALIIBLE FEMALE REGULATOR.
s1v,ssTptT.r CoUpouND. a nrenot otinn which dahl,
x neriee nT1vns fo lie most sbeedy and efirncnns in
IFS oneration ana In WSrr1uted HARMLESS and always
~ Ill csee u ran ,'sed accnrSi,, ~ dc 5ircc
fi,ns $50
UPWARDS OF FIVE HUNDRED BOTTLESl
have been s0 within the last Ten Months and the rst
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After extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years continues to secure Patents in the United States
tries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assisame Hts and
all Papers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
and Foreign works. to determine the validity util.
" OF Patents o. Inventionsand Legal other advice
the claims of any Patent furnished by reuiting On"
p9i;sr Assignments TgGoTieo i' IN Sey Fuyland
but through it inventors have advantages securing
unsurpassed BY, if not mmeasurably superior to, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. N, lestinoni
FUL At TIE pATENT GEElCE than The SUBSCRIBER,
TAGES AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
abundant reason to believe, and PROVE that no
other Office Of the kind the charges pro essona
services SO moderate he immense practice OF the sub
scrber during the twenty past has enabled him
accumulata vast collection of specifications and of
fetal decisions relative to Patents.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and
the United States and Europe render linn able beyond
question: to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa
Ali necessity of Journey to Washington 70 procure
patent and the usual great delay there mere saved
inventors
TESTIMONIALs
"Iregard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable and
succesT1t practitioners with whom nave had official
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
COMMISSIONER Patents.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot eulploy person more competent and trHst
form to secure for them an arly and favorable consd
Grafton at the Patent Office"
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. r H. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli.
cations all but OF which patents have grant
cd and that is pending. Such unnistakeabe proof
inventors to apply to hin to procure their patents
hay may be sure of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on heircases and livery reasonge charges
During eight months the subscriber in course Of his
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which decided
in his tagor, b. the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, Jan. !. 1863 deodly jai
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DIR. - w EiRT'S
INF.ALLIBLE IMMINENT,
Great External Remedy
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, LUNlBA
co, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, SPRAINS,
BRUISES, CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES,
HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEU
MATlC AND NERVOUS


co, STIFF NECK ASD JOINTS, STRAINS,
bRq hEE6& SGiE AM AID " A hiE JULES
MATIC AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS.
Fora Of which it lsa speedy and certain remedy. and
never tails. lh9 linmenti prepared tom the recipe Of
ter aud been uscdin lsWacticc tnrnorc than TWEEN
AZ lS Hi i' OF PRN it i anrvaed by
any preparation before the public Of which the most
This 1.niment wal cnre rapidly aud radically, Rhes
where has been used has been known to
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief in
every ease, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst cases iEADA CHE in three
minutes ana is warranted to do it.
TOOTIIAC Ca also will 1t instantly
FOX NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
SlTi DE, arising from nprudcnce or excess, this Lint
mentiS most happy and unlans ren edy ACHING di-
rcct UUu the nervous tissues it srcngthens and TeSy
FOR n Is AS an external Ieu edy, We claim tat
il is tho best known, and We Challenge the word to
produGean co ud Every victim Of this distressing
piaint shouid give trial. for il will lot fail to afford
ni,ed ate relief and in majority Of cases will effect
QUISSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex-
treuey malignant ana dangerous, but timely appica
ton ofthi linnent will never fail 10 cure.
srHAG : are SOHO ines very obstinate, and enlarge
men OF the joints is aoie % occur ii neglected The
may be cOnqucredhv this Lnimcnt in
'D 1sH GT'iiEs CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
EURNS AND Scalp ie9 [Gaa% to H. wpnqTrq
CHlLBLAlN FkoS TED rELr, ANpiNSECr BITES
AND SlI>GS.
EVERY gf0RSE OWNER
should have this remedy at Land, for It's mcy at
the first ia wiii silectHahy PIE ent
those formidable dIsS l all horses liabie
ana "hieh lrrdel 50 many Otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless
over four hundred voluntary igstin,c.,., the won
dertGl properties ofthS uimtD. have
cev.d withiH he last wears, and many OF them
persons in the highest ranks OF lie.
Caution
To avoid imposition, observe signature aud lii eness
of Dr. stephen Sweet every abel and also ''S!ephen
sweets itablc Imminent" blown IN the glass each
bottle without which tune are genuine
RICHARDSON IL co,
SOl5 PrUpTictuTs, Norwich, 1t
sold in Worcester bS Geo F. Harlow, ID. scott, &. R
Spur, and ali dealers.
Oc9 deodreU&w
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STORE TO LET AND LEASE FOR
~ Substituted on Main street, IN good location,
has large basement and cellar, light and dry. and
would be good location for druggist and apohec1ry
Rent low, an three years lease to he disposed Of ~
the occupant is about leaving the city. For in
formation address Box 34, Worcester Postothco. 80
Sept Is, 1863. sig du
no LET-The Second story OF the build
Il in corner of Main and Exchange streets over the
Bay state Market. Inquire of THOMAS GATES at the
Bay State Market. Diff sll
THO LET-Store No 1l9 Main street,
n occupied for three years past, by Draper and
JAMES GREEN.
June /, 1868. tt ie2
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- NONPAREnL.-FALL SEASON.
& -o. The above stallion will make he fall season
L, y from SEPT LIST to Nov. lst 1868. at the Farm
9->~zSSS cn Brigham Hill, in New England Village
Mass.
TsRMs-s25 Apply en- the premises to
JAMES +. TIIORNDIKE.
New England Village Mass, August 81 1863.