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The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N0TICE is hereby given TO the creditors ~ and
~ all persons having claims g,tir..i the Estate 81
GEORGE HlNTZ. deceased, To pre- sent Tie same TO
III. undersigned. with the nee, ssary vouchers within
ten months from the first publication OF this nui.
at Grizzly Flat, II DOraco County California, or the
payment OF the same will he forever barred by Law
SAML X. GODDARD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Geo Hiu'I deed.
January 3lst, ls6S.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

Punch says there will be no safety for
railway passengers until director travels
Vjth every train.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
ORLEANS HOTEL,
". ',Sa-nAeaso Streets.
PLACERvILLE, CALIFORNIA,
J. III. VandeFbilt.................. .....PrOprAetOr
(PermsTiy Of the Cary HosSeJ

THE HOUSE having been thoroughly overhauied
/ remOdeled and newly furnished With elegant
furniture, We are prepared to accommodate the
travelling public In hner style than any hotel In the
city, Having had extensive experience as caterer,
ali who may be pleased to patroniae the House can
not fail to be we'll cared for.
Every department Of the House will be kept in
such i manner as to make it second to NONE in the
State.
-. STAGES arrive At and depart from the
Orleans from and to all parts Of the State
..'''''''; CtS'
LodRinR...................o ana 10
EB- House open all night. III
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to all the creditors o' and
~ all per>nnS having claims agans, thc Estate o.
J. D. H0LL NGShOR1H. deceased 10 pre>vuf The
TO the undersigned. with the necessary vouch.
trs a: the ocr Of lIme Slns> IN the Ci:y ~ PA
ccrvile, within ten months from the first publication
nf this notice, or the payment of the same will be
forever barred by law.
". r. HOLLINGSWORTH.
Administrator,
ELIZA u. .N0LIINGSWORTH
AdniUjstratr.N,
or the Estate Of J. D. Holngsworth, Decd
January, 3ist, lS63-im
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

Sorrow shows US truth, as the night
brings out stars.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

C,TArE OF CALIFORNIA. County OF Il Dorado.
- In tie County Court in and for said County.
u l.. Merritt VS.. His Creditors.
In the matter OF the Petition Of 2. L. Merritt, an
Insolyent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on Gle herein, made by the
Hen. James Johnson. Judge Of the Court Aforesaid.
notice hereby given To all the Creditors Of raid IN
solvent debtor, g. l.. Merritt, to be aud appear b.
fore the Court aforesaid, at the court house Of said
county in the City Of Piacerville on the +h day Of
March, A. D. 1853 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of
said day. TO show cause, Il any they cat, why the
prayer Of said nsolvent debtor should not be grant
Ell, and assignment OF his estate he made aud lie
be discharged from his d, bis and liabilities in pur
suancc 81 the statute In such case made and proV-
dri. And, in the meantime, II is ordered that all
Judicial proceedings against said inSolyent debtor
be stayed.
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said
/. Court hereto affxed. a, ohrr Ii the Ciiy "f
- Placervillr, this 2S;h day Of J,nuaiy. A Il.
lS6S THOMAS Il PATrkN, CLERK
A {. SEAELK, Atty for Petitioner. ~
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

IWSuTy uTtsE.......-...
To any person sending club Of 10, We will send
the Albany Daily A1ds d Argus, one year, gratis
subscriptions may commence with any number
Letters whether containing remtanc or otherwise
should be addressed to the undersigned, COTnsr o.
BroGdtcGyrGnd Park Place, OD1ostts CItv HttH
Park, Neg York
,,,r CoMSTOcK : CASSIDY,
feoIo PEopEetcrs.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
Clothing, Dru GOODS, Etr.

When the cold North Wind blows
Be prepared with warm clothes!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT

IY- Thasc Wlo lave hitherto IatroniI,d "a are
Sled that WhAt have above :uu:.r'h -
strictly correct those WHO have not YET patrrbiz"d
us. need only make .ri.si To- h. convinced We
both PRACTICAL FeINrtE- and are LILY capable C'
fulfilling 10 the letter AZ " promise hrf'.
GELWICkS 4 JANUARY,
p irHIt1uKs.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
THE SILENT RIVER.

Touched not their hearts in vain,
III hate fades out. uniting
Two hearts with the triple chain. .
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

BLANCHARD / MEREDITH, Atty'S for Petitioner.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-21

The Neto Yort Weekly argus is published In
quarto form, each number containing eight pages or
iorty-eight columns, printed new and handsome
type, in the best style. 1t will be furnished sub
scri6ers on the following TERMS payable always in
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18

MT. Vallandigham looks cheerful, and seems to breath easy on escaping from the Lincoln despotism. He very properly desires to avoid public demonstration, and only asks that he may ind quiet refuge in our midst until such time as the voice of his people, relieved from despotic government. shall call him again to their midst He seems fully to realize the em- barrassment of his position, and will, beyond doubt, be equal to its responsibilities. A dig. niied retirement and seclusion rom all public mattess, will, to the minds of all proper think ing persons, as doubtless 10 his own, be the best course for him to pursue"
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18

,a 8 Waiting. ss. Drop, falling fruits and erisped leavssis
 Ye tone . note of joy to me; .
 Through the rough wind my soul sails fire, High over waves that autumn hsaves. Such quiekening is in Natures death. 7
 Such life in every dying day
 The glowing year hath lost her sway. Since freedom waits her parting breath. watch the crimson maple boughs.
 know by heart each burning leaf.
 Yet would that like . barren leaf, Stripped ts the breeze those arms uprosei Under the flowers my soldier lies :. But come. thou chilling fall of snow,
 Lest he should hear who sleeps below The yet unended captive oriesl Fade swiftly, then. thou lingering year!
 Test with the storms our eager powers;
 For chains are broken with the hours, And freedom walks upon thy bier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
Yours, eyer,

.. ta.
 An exchange paper tells good story of . shrewd but not over-honest stock-raiser n -Canada--who took the first prize at an agri- cultural show for a bull on which he had ht- ted handsome pair of horns taken from . dead aRimal, whose skin be had putied out artificially in various places to conceal defects, with numerous other deceptive contrivancea. which he had learned by watching his wife, from time to time as she made her toilet for ball or party. 4a li
 They are not blest with civil wars in Japan. Al person can live comfortably there for two cents day, or fifteen cents week. A hrst class house can be purchased for $30. Ser wants work there for fifty cents month. For the use of a horse and groom one dollar and a half. a$ sislat 4sg e @9s x
 A draft drawn by B. Davidson { Co, bank ers in San Francisco, on their correspondent in New York for S3,000 in gold, endorsed !. C.. Belderman was stolen at Wilmington, Del. Tuesday night. sw
 Rebel agents in Paris proposed scheme of a second cotton loan for the CUnfederates. to the sxtent of five millions of pounds sssriing; but the Messrs Rolhsuhild refused to nfsoti. ate it, H
 K. Il he :. democracy oI Outo are uos nu'eSu " supporting Vallandigham as the party candl- date for Governor. In some counties double delegations will be elected, the better men of Inc party utterly refusing to "belster upF the fortunes of uf one whose onty claim to dis tinctiou consists in his attempt to bs "inar- tyr"
 Four young ladies were thrqwn out of a car- riage in Danbury, by the horses taking fright, and Miss Mary E Hull was picked up inaensi. ble. s ssas 7 < The five per cent. twenty year bonds Of tho town of Norwich. amounting 10 S60.O00, have been taken at par by the Norwich Saviogs so- ciety.
 A soldier from Fort Trumbull got drunk ia New London. 50 that d guard had 70 pe sent for him. and Major Williams, in order to cool him of, had him stripped aud twenty bockets of water administeredto to his person. It has been suggested by a crusty old bach. elor, that the talk of cotton famine is sheer nonsense, for If the women would but nneo. som themselves there would be no scarcity Secretary Stanton has ''giyen assuraurcz that he viii retaliake on rebel white prlsoner for the peQro prisoners that the South rnit Cd daatb. and for the death of any white ollcest l that may command them,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
HOLMES { WELLS.
RORMRRLY
HOLMES | BRONSON.

. BANK-srBEE'r. WArlRBuar. cow. r.,
 w HeuYork Cftywith us, and hope. Dy ms neqnaAntsnce in market, to make still greater theIr patronage. Ssss. s.s . N
 We shsll open every week the hoiceetstyles 1ed qasais'ss of GOODS from the Boston and Especlal attention will te paid to the Selec. sion of the most eIegantD DRESS-ooOD and tho lstsst and most fashionablss Spring iGantles and Mantillae. A # xI7rEs SSsck of snens | Housek ekeep,nr coods.
 z HoLA..s | WELLS,
 Lxrgest Dry Goods House in the Cits
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
~ Dental Notice.

.M~.N m TWENTY-FIVE Dollars O.VU Cash. will, for the next siT .asatiss, pay for . full Set of Upper Ieetn oa. le-csrat Gold, and warranted 70 ns, ana s;n. - a ,rtford. as don't as yet, for the want of hssiaess. whip the Cat to get work.
 | ~;II he found at the old Stand where nave hesn for the past 6 years. oyer the Post omce, Ss 4sA Street, Litchdeld.
 Tsankfal for the liberal patronage I have re- ssivei for years past, T hope. by closest apphca- 6oa to ny own business.to merit ana reeves osntinuance of the same. -
 xss se.aa r.r lat s6q. tf.37
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
IfAnNEss- s-M AKING.

4m&3e<bovs Bnsiness will be ossrisd on by tas 3ubsrfiber, over Y. c. 6mith'sStor uk&f3 . 1erEs stock Of z ukRuEssrs, Bn1DLEs, HALTERs, ..1 slkSr natsflal bsaonSfne to the Businsss -57r IS nm en kS1I1 6f xHSds to order
 JOHN WILLIAMSON FprpEsxcK b1owr. Assnt
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18

to the execution of this scheme were not dis appointed. I knew John Moon was the mat
 who robbed me, and who now stands at the bal of this court, and that he had formed connec.
 tions here which would. in all probability bring
 him back as soon as the intelligence of my
 death gave him promise of security. In this ]
 have not been disappointed. I have been
 equally fortunate in other respects. While my
 unworthy servant remained here in imaginary
 safety, l have been successful in discovering
 the quarter i'd which. not daring at first to be- tray the appearance of wealth, he had lodged the whole of the stolen money. I have brought it with me, and also sufficient proofs, supposing his confession of this day set aside altogether, to convict him of the crime with which he stands charged. By tue same means ? continued Clodomir seFrenois, with degree of honorable pride in which all who heard him sympathized, twill be enabled to restore my family to their place in society, and redeem the credit of a name on which no blot was left by those who bore it before me. and which. please God, shall transmit unstained to my children and my children's children.'' sg .ses
 s The news of Clodomir. Frenois' re.appear- ance spread rapidly, and the high esteem in which his character was held. led to univer- sal rejoicing on the occasion. He was accom- panied from the court to his home by dense multitude, who welcomed him with prolonged shouts. It would be vain to attempt any des- cription of the feelings of his wife, who was thus restored to the beloved being for whose sake she had quilted the world. She was re- leased from her ecclesiastical VOWS, and re- joined her husband, no more to part till the grave really claimed the one or the other of them.
 aa-sfsers, f7f r4{Ss=
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
1Doet,rp!.. !.
rho Trooper,s Death.

The Troopers Death. s5s g Mrs. Fremont's ..story of the Guard'' end, with the following stirring lyric, ,adopted iron the German :as the song of Frsnont's body guard: Iss' i7.. 5 The weary night is o'sr st laste s# We ride 70 still, we rids 70 fat, sg 2 ' We ride where death is lying.
 The morning wind doth eoldly pass, Landlord. we'll take another glass
 te 'y'hs
 Thou springing grass. that art % green, $ Shall soon be rosy red. I wssn. My blood the hue supplyingi ss Idrink the first glass. sword in hand, To him who for the Fatherland
 Lies dyingl
 Now quickly comes the second draught, ss And that shall bs to freedom qusffed, While freedon's foes are flying e .ss The rest. Oh Land our hope. and faithl : Wen drink to thee with latest breath, ~ 8 h Though dyingl My darlingi ah, the glass is out < 'as33 The bullets ring, the riders shout H4 No time for wine or sighinsl 's Thsrsl bring my love the shivsrsd glass, Charge on the foe! no joys surpass sl4 Such dyingl aed saa
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
Ciaas. Hotchlkiss & Son.

W0LC0TTVILLEs CONN.. -pACrrcAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD sps Nanufacturers of Sash ,Doors. Blinds. lreuldiaes, e., and Dsslersin Lumber of ali S4z s-S ssss .s'~ tf-46
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
BlshOp Ss Seilgwick,
D,viil Q. Buckley,

David c. Buckley,
 wNRALE1 IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE uV of all kinis and prices. Chairs. Tables Ba-saas, Bsdsteads and Coffins. Also iictnfe Tr.uss. Toilet stands and Sofas made and ssla vith neatness. elegance and dispatch. Wsrshosse. West St.. Litchfeld. Conn. lvSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
OYSTER SALOON
n HEMINQWAY

" HEMINGWAY . UMAS constantly on hand, supplies OxS. TERs Rsw. Roast, Fried ,Stewed-by the Plate or quantity. ..h. NEW OYSTER SALOON.
 Opposite Central Park, Litchneid. . 1o rltchdeld Jan. 28d, 1882. u-sV
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-18
E. s. Stoddard,
aaAR0N

a 1vroRNEY and Counssllor at Law, ana k~setfsr the collection of Soldiers boun fT. 0nrk Pay and PenstoAs. .a
 Skeson.. oct. 2d, 1862. ti-zo
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THE COURTS.

CouRr CALENDAR rnm DAY-Superiof Court
circoit-Ps,. mo-, Calendar yin b called on
s @ fsFs :ss' ss icu: .s Ns; ,t0 $50
ssSi. 500. S,bs, .sss, All. dis, siss, ~ 49,
ss IA Is. ass s: sss ~ ss 'se' IT, ;s
,J ss'' sS sc, En- AM ~. sT,
ssyi oI Esr. sl sNs; t 2csS soii
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CLEAEED.
0TBAMsuIPs baltimore, Washington Fannie,
srtrrss Monroe; y Csdvallsder, baltimore.
RARkS-Mayia Adeisids t~e,p. LsborAmus, II
Johns. p; q W dodge, " Arlington.
BRIGB-RelIe Of tho Ray. Fernsndinsi LADY Of the
Laks, Jsrn,al; BoafeDo, Para; Southern Relic. Mat
anofaG kaphd, SofnbrsIo, Cen Arlington, iiaiiiai
sCHOONERS- Charlotte, Boston; st I.ndcr. Bri.
fa.t; MAGNOLIA, Corvallis; Kate fied. Port Royal
John Connsll- Al, Iandria; Home BIRD, Rio Grands
vtilase Queen. Port su Prince; Ssa Bird, Gsoiss-
town; EvaBs. Washington; Only daughter, For
trsss Monroe: Rhode Ialand, do; Plectwinr, Bait
mors Sam Colt, Philsdelpha; Red Jacket, Boston;
btraDssr. New Bedford; hystie, New Haven.
sLoOPS sirccco, esisbury: J z Vail Newark:
6eorss Dasia. ksTsich.
ARRIVED
DrEAMBHIPS -Msy Flower, Wnhington, u q;
w PUpont, Phiisieipha; 4 y PhslpA, do s--
Ywk, DO, Hope, do: Etns, Liverpool; George Ol-rp-
pias, HAfax: Novelty, Pkiadsp bis. Pelican, Ptovi
dsnes brsnen, from B<smen.
Ranks stsils. salt Cay; Mary Porter, returned.
BRlG-Ps.sr Ssvius. from Roetport, n u, md.e.
sCHOONBRR-ttimsn u King. Cslss; Russn,
Truro Maitland: Pylns Dragon, Boston; George "
smith, Prvvidenee; Vim Hone, Norfolk; Empress. 81
John, d; John Nelson, Bridgeport; Oliver spelmAn.
Provtdsoos: Era, Pisrmont Amy Woosff, Cslais:
btAtdumaa, hachias: Crusoe. do; Vulcan, New Haven
BELOw-ships Cen Mcclellan Livll: Edith, do.
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For, Henry, Red, Chiyp. Ryan Harry. n;s
Farlsv, and Lonelo Ne0atvs--AldsrDAn uiefoe
: l. And the came vas directed 70 b eat 70 ~
Board Of Coun, linen for concurrence
Report OF Committee on Roads. In hvor o. adoptine
resolution that Fort nth street. from the SIN
avenue 90 Broadway, be paved With Belsen Sev ~
mont, one half the crp- srecf to Be paid BY the
pfopefty-owneri benefited thereby, s.d the etn6
half by the city, under the diteetcs o. the SrotS1
ordnance therefor be .doptsd Which Va, sscoTsss
FoI, Henry. Reed. Chip. Ryers Hardy M,stcfsonA,
farley, and Icns o. Negative .Aldwmsn huen ~
i And the came vas directed to BE- sent 10 tus
Board u COuuciImsn for concurrence
X, port Ct G. nnittce on sewers OF boefa o, 49,
elmsn, With resolution. TO build sews, In horton
street, between hudson and Wsshinste. ss'ss sa
which vsr conourred In by the following we WI
Affirmative Aldermen For. HenrY, ncCosi, 49,
Chip, Mitchell. kysrN HARDY, snsssrs9e, ~
aud fong-ll Aud the came vas directed 70 % ssns
TO His Honor the Mayor for appfovG.
MorIoss Alderman Hardy moved that vn@ ~
Board adIournef II do adjourn ~ meet again 70 mos-
row, io,h instant. At one s'ciock Y. 4 wmeh -
carried. And. on molten Of Alderman EaI, ne b1efu
then sdjourned DIT VALENTINE, Cl9k.
To BE- Confsnvsd-
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BROOKLYN.

A woAAH BEArIH TO DRAru - uxa
dusrAup.-A nan named Michael Quinn, rssid,,s
IN tive basement u nall hans house In Sob s,,,.t.
between - asA Nh Avsssss, Brsohiy,. ~ Asrsstsi
yesterday, upsn the sAasss q ssasias the asasA Of
his viz, CstAasns opinn. n sppsan chat he pallsd
the hsis sut Il her Assl b. As.As1al k,ssksA As
aovp ssS kishs1 hs. Her bsdy Dsssatsds mas d
>v,sss hsn theheaA - the ~. o. IL arrival Il
~saA - line AnGXne1A - IapAA n
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esed. chs M lyiss % the hoor. The husband ~
- the zane room, and In Q bssay state OF inioHes
ton. His nands, face and boo,s were covered With
DIood IL 70 stated that qusfrcllins BEGIN let~esn
The wife on the sale Of . house which she formerly
ovnee About tGeO was coming to her, on which The
nusoend wanted TO gain roassssio Tut stc steadily
refueed. Yesterday, coming home drunk some words
nsf % above stated The Inquest will be commenced
-, the aeosased sbost " ycara They have no
children.
RHCRuirrpo IN BpooKLY. II BorYry
sHAas Recruiting vas rather dull yesterday seven
men only having been secured. and sent TO Bikti.
Island The fetal number Of bounti.s paid thu. far
$60 Of which number 20 men are 10 reinforce the
| IAh Regiment.
recruiting agent. named WIN Povsr,, having
failed 10 convince recruit that Il vas necessary fer
BIN 10 part With arse Of money Ia order 10 oh
tain ths bounty 90 which he va entitled commit D..
- alleged, . violent assault upon Nj ff'deriot
rmth farmer, reading IN New Ipt'r, Who had
mousnf tbs recruit to Spinols'r hsnd1ualteI, Tie
seerut intssded 10 give smith his money to keep /;
but % that for some reason, did no, sut 10. s aud
others IN the same line Of business Smith va NJ
out Of the room, and when he came upon the sid,
vsk, vas knocked down. Powers vas brought b, fore
Justice Ferry, and fined go civil action has Also
been commenced ssainst him in the CITY Court,
Tuu ABANDONED IsFsss.--The inyes,ira.
slen - 10 The Of the death Of the infant found
dssd under the stoop 81 $50 Pearl st. f.- day. sso,
vss concluded yesterday. II ~as psoveu that Emma
Humphrey, or Haley, had given birth 20 the BABE n
The 10Th o. NoysnSsf, at No " Nyrtl. s,.ou.. and
had abandoned the infant. which disd fom ,fs
81 the esid.
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Claimants will ~ repaired TO prove the o-ncrshp
OF the property Destroyed the facts in relation
deetruction. and the value Of the property.
The above namsd parsons, with ths!r stres'e', are
invited TO attend.
ELIJAH r. PURDY,
i AHaEs1 RAy u shlssxANs. s..t'A
SMITH ELY, Jr., SoH'"oe'
ORlSON BLUNT,
RoBxRr q. HuTCunoA secretary.
New York, Dec. II. iN
VXTANTKD-A BOY IN A CLOTHING
w stoss from ~ to ls yeaJ old; one that Ia Wiling
10 make hfmssf useful. Apply 80 Barclay at d,
WOOD. 1879
WANrED-A GOOD STOUT BOY IN 4
trade ITO Third Az 40
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COLUMBIAN BALM, OR
" MAGICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
To be Continued.

Every lady, whose hair 10 falling ont. or thoso viz
have lo.t their hair from sickness o. fsvssh shouH
Try BklEsTS "
COLUMBIAN BALM.
IL the best stimnlant for the growth Of the hair svs
introduced A!ays ell irritation of the scalp kssps
u clean and free from dAndrud, causes the hair e
known In any other similar u.psTstion Ths Ladiss
are ds!ishtsd With r. = II highly. psrfumed, NJ
cation, making In the end By faf thu cheapest re
Y.Istion for restoring ths haif nov In usa. Aanafae
SaIsh sSd e i e Ste 800
Drus Stores, Allen and Stanton %, and Ave
eus % and Houston Ct. Priee-LArgs Nss QhD
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BrsuLr OF BaIre "ALwAys ous."-In the So
IRENE Court. yesterday. before Jasties Barnard ths
ssse of George Kelsey, ct al oooinst Thomas Fshc..
John Doe, Hiehsrd Roe and John Stokes, apsisiss
the hrm Of fi.hsl Co, vss tried. The plsintiM
Co for cash, Plsintins we're deceived q to the
n.nd1e Of Nshss Co. b. there being another good
this BILL but dsfendants we're always cut vhsn eaIisi
opon' and y Y ALLEGED that they asyef meant =
amount; The suit Is defended b. George burnett
sue OF Oh. brm Of Fisher a Co, vhe deny the aliS.
sstions OF complainant. Cas stiu On,
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DENTISTRY.
\ GREAT DISCOVERY.

A ANAESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE
Teeth positively extracted without pain, by NJ,
HOYT, lsvlsToi, and sole manufacture Of A,,rs
SHnrio NTrsops OIIDn. mot Laughing Gas,J but a
strictly anassthstie AGENT entirely tree from eIha
sstas eneets and perfectly harmless causing quiet
sleep With pleasant sensations and perfect inse
~ 70 pain, during which extract teeth without the
hnoviedss Of the patient Teeth filled, artificial
teeth Of every description inserted Perfect sAsisc
near 3Oth ct. ll6
nR. DRAKE, 435 tANI(l STKEET, SETS
- sat- q teeth on silver At 81 to S1a. on gold
81 TO ESQ sectional sstts 80 cents per tooth teeth
ne4 With gold, bone cement, or other flingt 20 cts
20 u per tooth. Tes.h extracted without pain. 200
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m CENT HAIR DYE-BRlESTS CEIF-
~ bratsd and world. renowned Hair Dive, chanses
Grey Red Hair 70 beautiful aeh or Brow n with
cot lnurinG the hair or skin-and 10 pronounced BY
all Who have tried IT, to b BY far the beet ever intro
dncsd. Owing to the numerous applications tor lag.
Or sixst bottles, We have commenced putting up
at FIFTY CENTS PER BOX,
which, IN quantity, exceeds that usually sold at 81 .
giving good sn article ~ can DO manufactured
We skAu also continue 10 put up
TWENTY-FIVE CENT BOXES
~ usuaI, which can be obtained Of all respectable
DYueGiss throughout the sountIy. At wholesale, Of
bsrns Co, 203 Broadssy: g Hart, 30 Rsekmsn
corner stanton 81 and corner venue sld Houston
q. Porter Fsirehild, llb Hudson o. and s77 sirth
ave. Alss Of c. N. CRITTENTON, 3s Sixth ave.
kSApfasapysd ~ " South Sec0pd ~ W nv II.
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or THE STATE OF NEW YORK
Once 30 Chamber st, n Y.

OF I'LL g!zIk OF NEW YWkh.
Once 30 chamber St Y.
President,
Lieut.. Gen. WINFIELD SCOTT.
Wee Presidents,
Hon Hamilton Fish, Admiral DuplsL
John l. Cisco, hIl. 4 Rudolph A. Witthsu-, ESQ.
NreetoIe,
Hon. Edwin D Moresn Howard Potter k.I.
George Opdyke, WIN. r. Dodge, Jr 90
Hiram Barney, Theodore Roosevelt, Esl.
Rev. II w. Bellows ID. D.Gcorse Ham roit, .
John jacob Astor, EAl. Daniel Lord,
james Brown E~l. Wilson q. Hunt
Eobr n Minturn, E@a. Robert J.. Stuart,
VIM. H. AspinvAl, Alfred PeiL
james 9allAtin,
The objects Of the Association are 10 seeure sol
dicr. and sailors, and their families. ANY claims for
pensionN pay and bounty, and TO give advice aud
Inform alton to IN IN. u1thOt cost, and TO prevent
hauds against them and the Government.
Application In yerron or by EFT should bo made
70 RENkY GREENFlEl.D, See'y,
al " Chambers ST, Srvl York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-11
Too Late for Classification.

Y>HE SPECIAL COMMITTEE Appointed
L BY the 30 ARD OF SUPERvISOkSt to tNAaiNE
CLAIMS made sSainst the county for damages al.
legged to have been sustained by the destruction Of
recent riess viii held meeting o. the Chsmber OF
the hoard Of Bupnvisors, room No. II, city u.ll on
FRIDAY. llee. ii. 1853, ~ O'Clock J.. n, 70
eonaidsy the following cases