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Pearl Tooth POqcdcg..
ABEL CATLIN,

AGENT for the PROTECTION
INSURANCE COMPANY, in Hartford,
continues to insure against loss by FIRE, on
the most liberal terms. It is believed that
the terms of this Office, and the promptness
in adjustments. entitle it to as high confidence
as any institution Of the kind in the United
States.
Litchfeid, June II, 1895. IF I
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Groceries, CrOckery,
Medicines, -
&c. &c.

Cousrr OF HARrroRD. IS. 4. b. 1895.
TTPON the petition of SABRINA HARr
- Of Bristol, in the County of Hartford.
showing that on the 18th day of September,
1918, she was lawfully married to Augustus
hart. then Of said Bristol, now residing out
OF said State. in parts snknown-that on the
ISL Gay OF July, 1895. and on various other
times. he has committed adultery--praying
for . bin Of divorce as by petition on Gle. da.
ted the 2sth day Of August. ls26. Ordered
that this petition be continued to the next Su-
perior Court 20 be held at Hartford, in and for
the County OF Hartford, on the second Tines.
DAY Of February next--that notice be given
70 said Auguttus Hart by publication, OF the
tendency of said petition, In two newsna nsrs
10 this State, immediately AFTER the r;s:nr 80
this Court, six weeks successiyely. NJ ~S;ch
said next Court the respondent NAV annsar
and defend. "'' appear
soew THOMAS CHESTER. Cy.yr
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS my wife BETSEY, has elo-
w ped from my bed and board without
any just cause or provocation, hereby forbid
all persons harbonring or trusting her on my
account, for | will not pay any debts Of her
contracting after this date.
ANSON HANCHET.
Homer, IN. W Nov. 1s, 1895. "a
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be relieved by timely use of this Healing
Balsam. Each Dollar Bottle of this medi-
cine CONTAINS about 40 doses, which proves
them to be cheap medicine considering their
virtues.
For the further satisfaction of the public,
the following Certificates are offered for Pc
ruSal
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AcGdessesc Notice.
HIGHLY INTERESTING TO THE
AFFLICTED.

HIGHLY INTERESTING TO THE
AFFLICTED.
TINE Public are respectfully informed that
y ANDERSON'S COUGH DROPS &
PECTORAL POWDERS have from an
extensive use for Q years past, proved them
selves to be one Of the most valuable rem
edies ever yet discovered for the cure OF
Coughs. Colds and other affections of the
breast and lungs leading to Consumptions.
Thousands have experienced the happy eff
fects of this Healiag Baisdm, and many Of the
highest responsibility have voluntarily given
certificates. some of which win accompany
each bottle. that win satisfy every unpreiudif-
ced mind that the most extraordinary and un-
expected cnrcs have been performed by the
use Of this medicine in cases Of long standing.
u which other medicine, had producnd no
favourable effects, and where the most skin
ai Physicians had given them up as hopeless.
e 70 not prctcnded that they are an iniAllible
cure IN all casess. but Of such NJ are incurable.
there are bnt Few but what will be greatly re-
Aeved 6y the use Of them. Scarcely case
2. colds. Coughs, Pain in the side, difficulty
o. breathing, want Of sleep arising ffam DE-
"'"ty' or even seated ccnsUmptions. hut NAV
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Els TR.AH q.

RROKE into the enclosure Of the subscr;.
- Der on the ssd inst. pied yearling
STEER no artificial mark. The owner is
requested to prove property pay charges and
take him away.
\ ANNA HILLS.
Goshen, Nov. a6, Ices. seA
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ESTRAY.

RROKE into the enclosure Of the suhac,;.
boron the 10Th day OF NovemheF laee
small two year old HEIFER, Of dark Mir
oie colour. mo artificial mark. The Owner 4
take her away. anu
Norfolk, Nov. 20, 1899. "a
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CHA US
Itch Ointment,

FOR pleasantness, safety, expedition; ease.
Il and certainty, is infinitely superior to
any other to cure that tormenting disorder
Price SO cents per box.
CI0y's Stomach Bstters.
They will be found, in all cases of the fol-
lowing description. to give relief--nausea,
vomiting, heartburn, costiveness, weakness at
the breast, pain in the stomach, loss of appe-
tite. and all other symptoms of indigestion and
fatulence, and as a nervous cordial not to be
surpassed by any thing.-Price a5 cents
box.
Pearl Tooth Ponder.
This celebrated Powder needs no recon-
mendation-every gentleman and lady should
he in thu constant use Of it, If they wish to
preserve their teeth from decay, and have
them appear of a beautiful pearly whitenes.--
Price IS cents box.
Sold by w. & S. BUEL, and HENRY Phelps.
d. CLAY.
November 81, 1895. %
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NOTICE..

HOUND in the Barn occupied and used by
u the Subscriber in WOlcott- Vile, in the
town Of Torrington, part Of an old one
horse Chaise and Harness. Whoever owns
the same is requested to prove the property,
pay the charges Cor storage and for this ad-
verti'ement and take it away shortly, or it
will be sold for storage.
r. ~ ASAHEL CADY.
Torrington, Nov. II, 1895. -
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ESTRAYS.
ESTRAYS.

PROKE into the enclosure Of the subscri-
- Der on the 28th Nov. Ave wearing
STEERS, two Of them brown. two pied, one
red with white star in his forehead. The
owner % requested to prove property nav
charges and take them away without delay.
JOSHUA GARRETT.
LitchAeld. Dec. q, ise8. - IS
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C.. G.. BENNETT.

HAVING employed al ourneyman whose
IL Recommendations AZ a HOEER sur
passes most in the Country-thosc gentle
men who have Shoeing to be done are reques-
ted to Call and make trial.-AlsO all kinds
Of Country work win be done as usual.
N. B.-Cash down for work will meet with
a liberal discount from the Booking price.
Litchfeld, Nov. 10, 1898. 22
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JUST PUBLISHED,

a ND for Sale at this Office, and also at
IN o. GoOdwin's Book Store, +
a G88NI0EES
Delivered at New-Preston, July 4. Isa6, be-
ing religious celebration of that day.-by
REV. CHARLES A.BOARDNIAN.
Price, re I-a cts.
The address will be read with interest by
the Christian patriot; and we will add, we
wish it might be readily every man who wish
es for the prosperity Of his country. >.
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Samuel Gums Est.

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the Dis
n trict of Litchfield has limited six months
from this date for the Creditors of the Es-
tate Of
SAMUEL QUINN,
late Of LitchAeld in said district deceased, to
present their claims and demands against said
estate to the Subscribers, administrators on
said estate. Such as neglect complying with
this notice will be debarred recovery.
ALI persons indebted to said estate are re-
q0ested to make immediate payment.
THOMAS J. QUINN, ! Admiais.
RALPH n. QUINN, TRAITORS.
LitchReld. Nov. ~, 1885. s, rs
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NEW GOODS.
JASON WHITING,
IL AS just received from NEW-YORK. q
~ further supply Of
rail- u Winter. Goods.

making his assortment Complete (which he
ofYers at small advance from cost among
which are
BROAD CLOTHS-Cassime
fiannels-Scotch Plaids-Caroline
Plaids-Plain Satin Levantines-
India Leyantines- Black Italian Lustring-
Coloured eros de Naples-Canton
Crapes-French Grapes
"A large assortment of Calicoes from ID to
81 IL cts, some elegant patterns
Blue q Brown Camblets- Bombazetts--
Rose Blankets-Damask Table Cloths
q Wadding--Scarlet Merino
Standardization Long Shawls-
Cashmere Shawls-Fancy Hkfs.---
Ostrich Feathers, SO cts--Long White
w., Kid Gloves, SO cts. pair,-
White Lace Veils-Bobinett Lace
Worsted Hosiery-Black & White Silk
Hosiery-Gentlemen's e. Ladies'
Gloves-Cotton Sheetings--
Ticking, &c. &c.
Black 4 COlored PrwaeU Shoes.
BOOKS d s1AK4UMAxx.
Groceries, CrOckerv, &c.
07-Most kinds of PRODUCE taken !, az
change. sA'
Persons wishing to purchase viii, Go ,-.n
to eau and examine for themselves, wv"
Lfchheld. Nov. rs, Isae. "a
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NOTICE.
DRY GOODS,
Groceries, CrOckes'y,
Hardware, Paints, &c.

together with almost every other article usu-
ally kept in a country Store, the principal part
of which were purchased at the present redu-
ced prices; which they offer for Cash or
Country Produce at the very lowest prices.
N. b. All persons having unsettled ac-
counts with the subscribers, are requested to
call and settle the same without delay.
Ri w. E. RUSSELL.
w. E. Russell is AGENT for the ETNA
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford, and
will Insure against losses by FIRE on the most
LIBERAL terms. 8w 90
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
EXTRAORDINARY MISTAKE.

An industrious poor man, named Macbrlde,
living in Kenyin street, whose wife had been
for some time confined in fever hospital, re-
ceived notification from the hospital on Sa-
turday, that his wife had been just dead, and re-
quiring him to send coffin 10 have the body
removed. The poor husband, anxious 10 testi-
fly his respect for the memory Of his deceased
wife, by providing for the interment Of her re-
mains in the most decent style possible, taxed
his slender means TO the utmost for that pur-
pose, and repaired to the hospital with an oak
coffin, which was received from him at the gate
according to custom, and shortly afterwards re-
turned containing the body, and having the lid
fastened down. The husband, and friends who
accompanied him, had the corpse conveyed to
the Cabbage Gardens, Kelvin street, and there
inferred However, an hour had scarcely e.
lapsed after his return from the funeral, when,
sitting alone in the house, he was started by the
sound of well-known voice at the door, Geslr-
ing admission. On opening the door, he al
most sunk to the earth, on beholding what he
conceived to be the apparlion of his departed
wife, but which was in substance and reality
herself, returned hale and recovered from the
hospital. The mistake, for mistake 1t was, was
now traced to the hospital, notification having
been unwittingly sent to the wrong person.
The shock however proved too much tor the
poor man, and he yesterday became an inmate
ip the same hospital in which the mistake had
occurred. -Engfsh paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23

closely besieged Athens, succeeded with fifteen
thousand men in taking possession. of it. Gou-
ras alone, with Is, 900 men, retired into the cita-
del and maintained the siege. An energetic
proclamation ofthe Government terminated the
courage of the garrison, and they swore that
they would bury themselves amidst the ruins OF
the ancient monuments rather than capltulate.
Several Greek corps, to the number OF $500
men, had justuniled in the isle OF Salamis. They
disembarked on the 10th of August at Eleu-
sis, and after having crossed Mount lcaro and
the Gulf Elensno, encamped on the 10th at
Hermos The Turks, upon learning their
march, abandoned the town, went out against
them, and met them in the plain of Athens
The action commenced Immediately and lasted
more than five hours, when the Turks, after a
considerable loss, were forced to retreat to Ele-
onora. In this engagement Col. Fabvier and
the French Phlllenists particularly distinguish
ed themselves. Giovny Baiaetar, who COM
manded the attack, was made prisoner, and his
horse and standard were taken. Since this Pc
Rod, Reschid Pacha being beaten under Athens,
continued his retreat upon Negropopt ,and from
thence upon Carysto, where he remains with
the Pacha OF the province, Notwithstanding the
luminosity existing between them, and the Greek
General KaraiscaCki, who advanced at the head
OF 5000 men, blockades them closely. Thus
Athens is again occupied by the Greeks. We
learn by letters from Zante tina, Ibraham Pacha
being reduced TO despair, set fire to Trip oitza,
and withdrew to Coron and Modon. The Con-
stantinople squadron has abandoned lis projects
against Samos, and taken refuge in the Darda
neles. It's troops were disembarked at Echel-
la Nuova. The Greek squadron is now at Sa-
mos"
Extract of private letter of the 10Th ult
from Moscow:-"For some time doubts were
entertained at the court Of ST. Petersburgh,
whether the hostilities committed upon the
frontiers of Persia were 10 be attributed TO The
restless and turbulent spirits of the hordes
which dwell in those countries, or to positive
intention on the part of the Schah; but inteIli-
gence brought by acourer that arrived here
yesterday has set the question at rest, and our
Cabinet considers itself decidedly in state of
formal war with Persia Our Ambassador is
believed TO be detained at the Schah's camp
near Su-Icimania." Another letter from the
frontiers of Russia, confirms the intelligence Of
formal declaration Of war by Russia in conse-
quence Of, the incursions of the Persians; the
march of troops 20 reinforce the Russian army
in Georgia; and the revolt ofsome OF the from
tier provinces.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
4 Bargain may be had in the Establishment Of the
Virginia Eree Press.

TTHHTS paper has been published FIVE years and three
Il months 1t has, spectacle list of subscribers, and
the advertising business will show for itself to the eye
of Printer The materials, consisting of fon.s Of Six
Lines Plea, American Cannon, with ltalic; Double G.
Primer, (captals) Double English, Roman and talic;
antique, (pca and Brewery Long Primer and Brewer
Are excellent, and as may be SEEM very little
The Press equal to any of the sort in the u States
The terms will be moderate-400 dollars cash. and
the balance (Which will be snlalD in two yearly pay
ments To an enterprising and intelligent young man,
the establishment would afford handsome income
Possession given on the 25th of January next. Let
tiers, post paid will be promptly answered.
JOHN S. GALLAHER.
Harpers Ferry, CKa. } Nov 20, 1926.
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FOR Sale,
Crate Goals .
IOHN Y. PHIAAPS,

AI'YORNEY AILAW,
NKTII continue to attend the superior and inferior
w Courts holden for the Counties OF Fauquler,
Prince William and Stafford, and the superior Courts
of Chancery for the Fredericksburg district. HIS of-
fee is removed TO Wawenton, Fauquier County, Va
anv communication from merchants or others at q
distance, having claims for collection i'll the said Courts
will meet with attention. nov lo-eot"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
Fall Goods.
DICHARD L. CARNE has received at his Store on
Ia Fairfax street, his Fall supply of
hardware and Cutlery,

Hardware and Cutlery,
His assortment is now very complete, consisting OF
the following articles in all their varieties.
Knives and forks, knives, razors scissors, shears
Lancets, shutters, locks bolts, latches hinges
Axes, chses, gouges, ccmpasses, dviders, augers
Hammers, plane irons, nippers, pincers gmblets
Rules, squares hobbs, tacks sparrow-bils, webbing
Wool and cotton cards, avis, weights candlesticks
Glue, fInts, spoons coffee mills, curry combs, wire
Files, asps, skates, coal hods, bristles, gr1rons
Tea kettles, sifters needless andirons, sadirons
Wagon boxes, spades, shovels,
Plated and timed saddery, shoyes and tongs
Hoop iron, castings, steel, &c &c.
Which with great variety Of other articles in the
Hardware line, for sale by wholesale RETAIL at
very reduced prices. nov 21-eo3t
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Look Out! Look Out! Look Out
1900 Reward.

ENLOPED from my residence on the 10th inst negro
IL NORRAGE, about "a years old, S feet eight or
nine inches high, of dark complexion, regular fea-
lures, likely appearance and considerable intelligence.
He has been trained from his infancy as house SER
want waiter, market man, carriage driver, &c He has
no doubt taken with him supply of money, with diff
ferent kinds of clothing, he has been very lately
convicted of several very high handed thefts. Prevl-
ousy to this he bore the character of very trust
thy servant in every respect He is well known IN the
District of Columbia, particularly in Alexandria, and
has been at different times with me, and on my bust
ness in Baltimore Annapolis, and other parts Of Mary
land.
tits likely some unprincpled scoundre will furnish
him with forged papers facilitate his final escape.
will give Twenty five Dollars if he be taken and secur
ed in the District or Prince Georges County, SO that
get him again, Fifty Dollars if taken in any other
Dart of MARYLAND Virginia, or the above reward if ia
ken elsewhere with all reasonable charges IT safely de-
lvered to me at my residence.
III. d. HATTON,
Hutton Hill, near Piscataa0ay, p. Georges Co. ND.
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Mr.. Samuel Lane, of Hallowell, (Malne) mas
invented Corn Shelter, with which, II Is saio,
two men can shell IS bushels in an hour, Clean
er than in the usual mode.
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PANS. Oct. u.

fARlS, OCt. IL.
;, Extract ola private letter of the Sd inst. from
marseies:-"rhe Egyptian vessel lying on
aer side is expected to be got up ere many
ways, but fears are entertained OF her being
much damaged. A second frigate Of sixty
guns Tor the Pacha is on the stocks. A few
uays ago the corvett L'.Amazone sailed for Alex
sndria underline French flag, and with a French
crew. Recent letters received from Alexan-
SS'ia, announce that the cotton crop will be "a
0undant, but its quality is not good. They al
~ mention very warm alteration having a
's'sen betweenthe Pacha and General Boyer; the
.o'ner requires Of the General services which
NC Is not bound 10 render, according to their
.sohSeniion. The letters add that General Boy
20 VIII probably come shortly 10 Marseilles,
"nere he will find his worthy friend the Mar
s1ls de Livron, who spends very retired lie. !"
he Lausanne Gazette contains The following
srucie, dated Corfu, Sept %, which seems to
reconcile, g the contradictory accounts given of
s ne state Of things atAthens:-"the Turks, who
"aa made themselves masters of all Attica, and
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
NATURAL HISTORY.

In our paper OF the goth June last, we stated
that an eel had been caught in the Garpal, near
New Galloway, which contained In It's stom'
ach two adders, one Of which was quite entire.
and measured seven inches in length; and that
the other, though partly decomposed must have
been originally full half larger. The angler,
Mr. Lorimer, after opening the eel with his pen
knife carried ii home as curiosity, out as there
was at least chance that the poison OF the all
ders had been partly absorbed, the fresh water
reptile was thrown away as an lnieclihg 'hihg.
In the course Of the very same week ne caugh'
several more cells, and though these appear
ed 10 be sound and good, the recoliecuon
of what had occurred before excited such pre-
iudice against them, that II was unnecessary 10
scook VIVA, no one would eat. These therefore, he
also threw away under tree beside the former;
and on passing the spot soon alter, he was sur
nrised 10 find myriads Of flies pieying on the
Gale he had caught last, and not one attacking the
other To be sure Of this fact, he Purposely
changed the position Of the fish; hudling them to-
pether at one time with a stick, and placing
them a good way apart al another-and alter
repeated experiments OF this kind, ne iouha
that The flies, though they occasionally lighted
on the infected eel, shifted their quarters as
soon as possible, and abstained, SO far as could
be ascertained. from making single puncture
in its skin. Here, then, we have the testimony
of respectable individual (and we could men men
ton other names) to two rather curious Facts;
first, that cells devour adders, and secondly,
that flies have perception OF, and shun any
noisonous substance. That all insects are not
so nice, the experience of every day may con-
vince us; but the flies which feast on carrion'
are quite different, we believe, from those "hich
buzz about and annoy us at mdsummer'
Dumfeiss Courier.
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
N Monday the 4th day of December next, at IL
~ o'clock, NJ the subscriber will offer at public
32fe2s sale at Cattss Tavern Alexandria,
es22assaS tract Of land in the County Of Fairfax,
@Tss COMBINING 100 .4CRES,
s.ss.s Situated on the north side ofthe Little River
turnpike road, and beginning at the east abument OF
of the bridge over Accotink Run-now occupied by
Thomas K. Beale. The above sale will be made UNI
der the authority of de ed of trust from the said Bealle
to the subscriber. Terms cash
r. /. TAYLOR, Trustee
oct2 2tawts
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APPEAL FOR SUFFERING GENIUS,
Tue Triumph of Truth.

ny Daniel Bryan Price SO Cents
has already been announced that the profits of this
workif any should be realized-arc to be applied to
the relief the Boston BARD, who is now wholly de-
pendent upon the benevoence of his countrymen for
the humblest means of slstenance.
Ifnot through sympathy and respect for hapess &C.
nius-or from regard to the honor of your country
o, do, for the sake of Charitydo, through pity for
the suerings of consumptive, dying, brother.man,
ana of his aged, widowed, heartbroken, mother,
tribute your mite to shelter them from the chilling
blasts of winter, and the horrors of starvation!
nov 81
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Public Sale.

Public Sale.
AN Monday the first day OF January neat. at O'Clock
~ A. NJ. the subscriber will offer at Public Sale, on
the premises, that valuable
- Lott Of Ground and Improvements,
E## 81 fronting on Fairfax and Water streets, be-
H.: : tween King and Prince streets, in the ten,
So ure Of VIM. F. Thornton, and lately occupied
by John Lloyd. The lot fronts Fairfax and Water
Streets 26 feet inches the former and % feet nine
inches the latter. extends northwardly to Swts
Alley, on which it binds 60 feet
The impr vements consist ola three story Brick
Dwelling House and Store on Fairfax street, Brick
Stable and Carriage House, and three story Brick
Warehouse on the Alley.
The above sale will be made under the authority Of
deed of trust from Geo. Janney to the subscriber.
Terms cash. RI. TAYLOR, Trustee.
oct2 3awts
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-11-23
BRYAN's APPEAL, Go.

lust received and for sale, at the Bookstores Of
- Messrs Kennedy, Douglass, and Stewart, and at
the Post Office
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AUCTIONS.

Mahogany at auction
On MONDaYthe 9th inst at o'clock, KRIS 'rhaf
Will be sold the cargo Of the schr Fair American con.
sistng of
27o LOGS ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY
Among which are large proportion of crotches and
curled wood Terms liberal. nov ~
Public Sale.
ON TUESDAY ar 10 O'CLOCK, viii be sold at the
Auction Store,
Brandy. vinegar, rum, tobacco, segars chocolate
Blue, raisns, beds, bedsteads tables, sideboards
Chairs, sofas mattresses, hollow
find aUifh0ut reserve.
8 cases mems fine hats
l iron chess
pallour stove for coal
At private sale, an assortment of ten plate stoves.
nov %