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Notice.
O0fce Of he Board Of Commissioners,
under the Convention nth Denmark,


WAsHINGToN, February 3, 1892.
the notice given on the 18th Of October last il WAS
announced, that the Board would on the 9th of Janu
ary 1882 proceed TO decide upon the validity of the
MED and docketed up TO that day; and accorlpgIv M
inc present session. all the cases. which the parties in
tereet were prepared have been acted upon A an In
eye TO future attention the part of claimants the
Board express their regret that on the part of somc al
men, as much industry in preparation has not been
Tested as there should have BEEN and their apprehension
mat further neglect may produce consequences which the
Board would deprecate Ii may be Improper besides
10 say That the duty of preparing aud exhibiting evidence
res's wholly on the claimants; and that does not become
me commissioners TO designate what proofs should be
mbed and that their obligations, TO evidence are limit,
cd to careful and impartial consideration of every matter
winch the claimants themselves may think proper 10
' '''o'o'
Ordered, That all persons, who have claims to no do
cded upon by this Commission, be- and they are hereby
notified TO present, before the frstday of Nav
verified in conformity with the raos prescribed bv tbs
Board, and accompanied by all the proofs which the claim;
ants may consider material
OTdered, That when this Board adjourn II odiourn n
meet on the twcnythrd day Of April next and that n
WIZ Then proceed TO decide upon the validity of aH The
GAINS MED at that date, and not previously acted upon
Odered, That after the first day Of May next no me-
moral shall be received unless satisfactory cause shall be
shown why fhe claim claims offered after that period
neu not been filed before BY order Of the Board Of Com
'"'sss1ners ROBERT FULTON, See
W. ~ W lawtIstMay
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take not, defend the sovereignty Of the States he would
The sovereignty Of the Union aud IL the blow be aimed
equally at ham and at us. would be ungenerous, by an
mprovident act OF to make him the victim of the
common enemy The jurisdiction claimed over one po
ton oil our population may very be asserted over
ther; aud in both they will be sustained by the ia.
naucs oil the Northvery soon therefore, things must
come 10 their worst and il in the last de-
Tenders we will find them every where among the hon
est men oil the country, whom Just and wise conduct
VIII rally 10 our banner--ior the rest nothing
Dear Sirs, very respectfully yours.
G. NJ TROUP
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TILE TARIEE

The Washington Globe Of Monday saws. that Mr. A.
dams "os Chairman of the Committee OF Manuiactures
has ayowed himself ia favor Of reduction and mo,ca
ton, based on mutual concession
The IL. OF X. OF Maine has by vote of 81 10 so in,
srcfed their Senators in Congress TO reduce the utic.
on imports TO the wants OF the Treasury especially or
those articles which consumed by the laborng elias.
OF inc community in the taken in the Senate
on Monday last, Mcssrs Holmes and Sprague have fowr
In the very lace OF these Instructions fine
1--WE, responsible government truly!
Mr.. Adams has not yet withdrawn from the Committee
OF Manufactures. ~
Congress be even infatuated adopt Mr. Claws chill
OF aboninaons put trust in the Presid.p, of h
y. She WILL we hope have the moral courage 10 SAVE
the people from oppression, the Constitution from abuse
The Union itself IRON the commotion " hch threatens II
The Legislature Of Yirginia adjourned on Wed,cs
uay hght about o'clock, after proaced cssion of los
Jays anu alter having passed 2iS Acts Their Journal i
very large, and their Sessions Acts vii! fiji more n,gc
thon IT did the las yearThey would in all probabl;iv
have risen as early the first of March if the Debate .,
me slave question had not occurred The Icing IA OF tho
Session Is becoming public nuisance. Several of ,he
present members retiring private life; because Tho,
are worn out, and their affairs are suffering n home
IL coming indeed to this,-that no men of very acv
business can afford TO the Lessatureapd ,be
ONCE VIII too frequently fall into the hands of those ,vbe
are TOO rich 10 little for the pay or so po,r AZ 10
principally Tor Tbc Sessions ought TO be Shortened
the people alone competent 10 provide remedv-Ws
nave heard this sentiment expressed by several of the mos
intelligent members
The Houses broke up in the utmost harmony
VIC shall publish immediately sketch OF all the Act,
which they have passed.
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EsaHs ty RlLH1's OFFICE.
E0eseys5ss,.g E0sse,yy--.vo q


81 35 43 90 SO 33 32 as %.
Friday, .Harch 23.--WHEELING, CLASS No.
10000 5000, 1000 1870, of ,OOO &c-Tickets 81
"Iady' .'iarch S0:--DiSMAL SWAMP, CLASS No.
Tickets So. ''' ~
UJoricrs from the country, enclosing cash promp,Iv
attended to, usual, by IT, BIDWFIG 'F''
An Door belOtc the Market, Main Street.
March %. iot tc
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UNITED sTATES BANK.

The following is the resolution of inquiry into The rs
OF te bank oil the United States, adopted in the House
OF Representatives, on " ednes6ay last
Resoired That Select Committee be appointed 10 in
sPect me baSs ana examine into the proceedings the
Bank OF the United States; report thereon and report
whether the provisions Of its charter have been violated
not: That the said committee have leave to meet i'm the
city OF Philadelphia, and make their final report on or
before the list day OF April next: That they shall have
Tse clerks the expense OF which shall be audited, and
allowed by the Committee OF Accounts, and paid out OF
the contingent fund oil this House
Inc following is list OF the on the proposition:
feds-Messrs. Adams Alar, Chiffon Allan, Allison,
Appleton, Armstrong, Arnold, Ashly Babcock, Banks
Noyes Barber, j. Barbour Barringer, Barstow |. c.
Collier, Lewis Condct, Silas Condt Eetherous Cooke
Bates Cooke, Cooper, Corwin, Coulter, Craig, Crane
Crawford Creighton Daniel, J. Davis Dcarborii Denny,
Dewart, Dickson, Doddridge, Drayton, Duncan G. Ey-
ans, j. Evans, Ed Everett Horace Everett Ford Gill
more ,Grenneli, Hodges, Hei1er, Hon Howard Hughes
Hunt Huntington, ihfe, Irwin, Jenifer, Kendall Henry
ne, Mckay, McKennon, Mercer, Migan, Mulenb,rg,
Newton, Pearcc, Pendeton, Pitcher, Potts, j. Reed,
Root Russel, W. b. Shepard, A. ii. Shepherd, Sade,
Smith, Southar Spence Stanberry Stewart Storr Smith
erIand, Taylor, r. Thomas, Tompkins, Tracy, Vance.
Nerplanck, Vinton, Washington, Wamough Wilkn, E.
Wittlesey, F. Whittlescy, Edward ID. White Wickline
Wilde, Williams, Young.-lO6.
.Nays-NIessrs Alexander, Robert Allen Anderson
hngel,Barnwe, James Bates, Bearsey, Bell, Bergen,
Bclhune, James Blair, John Blair, Boom Bouck BouIdn
John Brodhead, John G. Brodhead Cambrelenq Carr
Carson Chandler, Chinn, Claiborne Clay, CLAYTON Coke
Conner, Davenport, Dayan, Doubleday Fielder Fitzge-
raid Foster, father Gordon, Griffin, Thomas III. Hall,
" " Iiiam Hail. Hammons, Harper, Halves, Hawkins,
Hoffman, Hogan, Holland, Hubbard, Isaacks Jarvis,
Jewett, r. NJ johnson, c. Johnson c. c. Johnson Ed
ward kaVanagh, kennon, Adam King, John King, La
mar Lansing, Leayiit, Lecompte, Lent, Lewis Lyon,
Mann, Mardis, Mason, McCary, Mccoy, McIniire
Thomas X. Mitchell, Newman, Nuckolls Patton Pier
son, Polk, Edward c. Reed, Rencher Roane, SouIe.
'STPeisht, standiier, Stevens, Francis Thomas, Wiley
Weeks, w heeicr, amp p. White, Worhington-92.
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GFThe Election for the Senatorial District comrosel
OF counties oil King & Queen, King William. Matthews
oueesicr and Mdsesex will take place at the respective
ourt days in the month OF April next.
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EHhAruM - In my Gard tho Editors Of The
18th n be pcascd afr incident M, end nj Tho s,
Line 'o'" he commencement, 20 insert the
II V DANIEL
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xxcz.g.TfsETS r c1ges ;yEls5 s . vr,o,
RICHMOND, VA.
DRAWING OF THE
Virginia I'D. swamp lottery No. >.
:sO s6S 1Gt Be 2I an 3l las :ss spz

whole Ticket, No. %, 81, 45, prize of 81 ,O0O soil
and paid at sight, to gentleman from Hanover, bv
BIGGER.
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TO DO drawn in the City of New York, Wednesday April

- Ickets $40, I1aIvos 50, Quarters s. So
For SALE as usual in every variety the Exchange and
Lottery Office of RIO p RICGEESp anu
" where the great capitals of $4,000 5 of 10 900
esch ana numerous other splendid capitals have recently
been sold and paid at sight. N'i'''
March 20. IN, ar
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memorials were presented and referred Tho bills making
appropriations for the military service and for the support
oil government for the year 1892 together with large
number oil private bills read third time and passed
The bill amending the Tor the relief the Insovent
os oil the United States passed at the last session,
taken up and dscussedbut before any question was ta
ken, the House adjouracd.--G Globe Of March 20.
WASHINGTON, March 2I.-lu the Senate, Yesterday
Mr.. Hendricks introduced bill making appropriation
to improve the OF the Wabash and survey
oil The kaskaska, aud Whte river. Mr. Benton in,rouc
ed bill granting to the State OF Missouri 500 900 acres
land TO be applied TO purposes of Internal Improvement
Mr. Ewing reported bill provide for taking certain OBJ
scrvaiions preparatory the adjustment OF the Northern
boundary line OF the State of Ohio. MIR. Ellis from the
committee on Public Lands, reported hill making an APP
preparation TO employ additional Clerks in the Surye yor
Generals Office in Mississippi and Illinois The bill auoriz
ing the Government of Arkansas lease the Salt Springs
in said Territory, and several private bills were
AT early hour the Senate proceeded 10 the
Of Executive business and when the doors were one
the Senate adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives. MIR. Doddridge from
the Com niitsc the District of Columbia reported bill
creating lien upon buildings in the City of Washington
for the labor and tcrals i'm their
Wilde submitted resolution for am inquiry into certain
facts connected with increase OF the specie circulation
OF the country The bill in on 10 an act for the re
ief oil the nsolvcnt debtors OF the United States was
taken up and debated at length, and some mate al
ing The House then adjounled.-Glo6e.
The Committee OF the House OF Representatives APP
pointed TO visit the Bank of the United States are leave
this city Tor Philadelphia this morning. MIR Adams has
iorborne TO urge again his motion 10 be excused from
serving on the Committee of Manufactures in consc-
quchce, principally believe because he had receiy-
ed information that the Report required by call of the
House upon tile Secretary of the Treasury would not be
ready as soon as he had cxpccted.--.Nat. Int.
WASHINGTON, March l9.-The Supreme Court of the
United States finished its session Saturday last the
Judges have gone TO their respective Circuits.-D.
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Union Canal LOTTERY. No G.
c PI is

TO De dFaton an fhe City Of philadelphia, Saturdal
2iM March, 1882.
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$40, 900, O,O0O, 81 5000.
New HOrsS GOsssnEsdafeG No q

Tickets 80, Halves So, Quarters So so.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1832-09-20
SAMUEL M. ENSIGN'S
BOARDING SCHOOL.

TIME buildings occupied for this institution
| Il are pleasantly situated in the elevated
| and healthy village of South Farms, four and
half miles south Of Liichfeld, Conn. and
furnish convenient buildings for the whole es-
| Enlistment.
The course Of instruction 10 this institution
embraces Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ge-
0graphy, English Grammar, Rhetoric, Com
position, History, Logic, Mathematics, Natu-
raj Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, the
use Of Globes, Mapping. Book Keeping by
Double Entry, and Defamation.
The morals and habits Of the pupils are at
all times under the inspection Of the Instruc-
tor. The period OF instruction for year will
consist Of forty EIGHT weeks, divided into two
terms. There will be two vacations in each
year, the FIRST two weeks from the 18th of
April, the second two weeks from the 18th of
October. No reduction will be made for abb
sence exceptin case of sickness. Pupils will
be received at any period of the term.
The text books used in this institution are
the Bible, Barber's Elocutionist, Bascom's
System of Writing, Daboll's and Colburn's
Arithmetic. Olney's and Woodbridge's large
edition) Geography, Murray's Grammar,
Jaimeson's Rhetoric aud Logic, Whelpley's.
Tit!er's, and Webster's History, Days Math-
ematics, Playfair's Euclid. Blake's Philoso-
ply, Comstock's Chemistry with Blake's
questions. Benefits System Of Book-Keep-
ing. Webster's or Walkers Dictionary, Ha-
zen's Speller and Defner. and Mnrray's Elk
ercise. Number of pupils limited to 95, and
no day scholars will be received after the
above number is completed.
TERMS OF ADMISSION. sG, t
Preparatory department, 500 per year.
Higher do. 100 I" ..
including board, instruction, washing, mend
ing, rooms, fuel, lights. beds and bedding
each pupil to pro.ide his own books and sta
tionary. Terms of all not received by the
year made known on application.
School Teachers who wish to review their
studies, and such young men as may wish to
qualify themselves as teachers, will have that
attention given them which they may require.
A teacher Of Writing is constantly employed.
This Institution is permanent, and Is conduct
cd by the Proprietor, and rests solely upon
bis exertions for its support. No labor will
therefore be spared to have it maintain that
standing and receive that liberal encourage
ment it has hitherto received.
South Farms, Sept. 4, 1889 12ic1S
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
,cifhm and for the District Of Itch field, on
tie 4th day Of September. 1889: 7fth@ mi
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
TPON the petition of Annis Baldwin, of
~ Goshen, in said district, shelving 20 this
court that she is guardian TO Abigail S. Bald
win, Of said Goshen. a minor under the age Of
twenty-one years; and that said minor is the
owner in fee of the following described piece
of land, lying In said Goshen. and bounded as
follows, viz :--west on the heirs of Isaac Wad-
hams, late Of said Goshen. deceased, north
on Augustus Morey's land, east on the Litch-
field and Cornwall turnpike, and south on
the dover of the said Annis Baldwin, contain
ing ten acres. Also, that said minor is the
owner in fee Of one undivided ninth part Of
the dwelling house late the property Of Amer
Baldwin, Of said Goshen. Diseased and also.
that the said minor is the owner 10 fee OF one
undivided fourth part Of 0ne half of harm,
standing on land set off 10 said Annis Bald
win as aforesaid. Also. that said minor isihe
owner OF the one fourthpa of piece ofiand
set oil to the said Annis Baldwin, as part of
her dover in the estate Of said Amer Baldwin,
lying in said Goshen, and is bounded as fol-
lows, viz: west on the heirs of Isaac Wad-
hams aforesaid. north 0n the above descri-
bed ten acres 10 part, and in part on said turn
pike road. east on John FL. Baldwin's land,
south on the south line of said Goshen, con-
tanning 50 acres, with the barn aforesaid stan
ding on the same. Also, one undivided third
part Of one half of said barn also, one fourth
undivided part Of the one third part Of said
dwelling house. The said 50 acres OF land,
and the said one third part Of the one half Of
said barn, and the one fourth part OF the one
third part Of said house ara under the incuna-
hrance Of the dover of said widow and
praying. for reasons set forth In said petition,
las liberty to sell the same, as per petition %
file. dated Sept. a. l85a. sssss r3sss e.s,
Ordered. That said paiilion be continued
70 the 18th day Of November, l8Se, at tan
o'clock 10 the forenoon, then and there 10 be
heard, and that notice Of the tendency ofthe
same, with copy Of this order. be published
10 newspaper printed at I4Itchneld. three
succeasiYe weeks. &c leaat six weeks before
said 18th day Of November. 1859.
A true copy Of record.
J - FREpERGcK WoLe0FT, Judge.
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POETRY.
For the Litcl. field Enquirer.
TO A STAR

TO A STAR
Beautiful Star, all hail methinks thine eye
Looks kindly on thy watcher-I am faint
With the osermastering toll 70 which we bend
Our free thoughts down for wisdom-and since morn
Came with its unwrit gioFies, as spell,
Stirring the pulses up, my mind hath siroye
Strongly beneath its fetter-=poring Ger
The pages Of old time-my haunt hath been
T;lI'd with thegodlike sages who have made
The spirits pathway glorious--wth the charm
Orther untirng acknowledgement mine ear
Hath drank rich music from the harps that woke
To the high bards Of old--and 10 mine eye
The spirits the past have stolen out M
From the unciouded brightness of their world
TOteach me Of its narves. Yet ut heart
The thirst is all unquench' d-there is a void
Deep in the bosom that may not be filI'd
With the rich foods Of knowledge; and lay
The learned page aside, and would go out
Into the untrod chambers Of the sky, .5 a.
Aud search for purer fountains, TO allay
The yearning attlie spirit
Blessed start fl
Methnks thou smilest sadly, and thine eye
ID dim as IL with tears. fain would hope *s
That in THY world there are no garner'diIls
That so beset US here; that there are flowers
Fragrant and beautiful that may not die
Id The unclouded spring time--barmony
That hath not mingled flits cadencies
The undcr-tone Of grieE--that there hearts
Whose loye on each bright being Of their home,
Pour'd like ain offering out, is not flung back
Colby upon the spirit.
oh! if lie,
As we have known il hcre--he cherries power
Ofcopnsins DER orr pains--is al the soul
In i.s amending being may enjoy;
1.-THE deep love that hath SO bound our hearts
Down from the serapb's pathway, must be child
And poison'd at 10 fountain fthe thought
May never break the ieiteroi ils clays #a 5g
Andgathcr its strong pinions and go up
ChHinless and free upon the eternal fight
Offs uncheck d aspiring; If the hopes @A
That have 80 brighen'd on our hayward path
Afe but tie zzardances OF old days
Ihethaay lline eye, sweet wandcrer, nell be dim.
Midnight. SEDLEY.
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CHEAP GOODS.
VIM PORTER.


OFFERS 10 the public his entire stock Of
" DRY GOODS, at reduced prices, and.
some articles at cost, which will afford an OPP
portunity for those who are in want of Goods,
TO avail themselves of many good bargains
His stock consists in part Of the following are
ticles, viz go ~ Il "a .Aas.Ts4 ls s
Superipe black, blue, green. olive, fne and
common Broad Cloths, almost every variety
of color and prices; fawn and mixed CASH
meres; blue Sattinetts; black silk velvet
do. Florentine, fashionable London, Mar
settles. and light cold Valencia Vestirgs
Gentlemcn's white NansOOk, black Italian,
and cOlorcd Cravats; black blond gauze Wells;
English thread andb0binet Edgings and Foot
ings; ~ and 5-4 bobinet Laces linen POcIx-
ct Handkerchiefs, bordered & plain; muslin
Insertings; A. black GfOs de Swiss, iniila<
ton Italian lustring, Marceline, eros de Ma
pies .Sinchews, Sarsnctts and cOlored Satins
colored Florences cOlored French Mualns
French aud English GiDghams !; mourning
Caicues; English do. light and dark Chint-
yes; Furniture do. IA and "a black, and
white, & IA scarlet Merino Shawls; Poplin &
Thibet do. Valencia lblack and scarlet) do.
fancy Grape, ganze livery rich,) oriental, and
Warsaw (embroidered) handkerchief; GrH-
tlemen's Hosiery. buck and hOrseskin Gloves;
Ladies' horscskin do; 8 "A & 1914 tlamask Tst-
BILE Cloths 90 damask, s birtseye, Ger
man. Russia, and "a cot Diapers Marseiflcs
Quilts; Furniture Dimity Satin Jeans o.
naburgs; Burlaps; figured Floor ClotE--<
DOMESTIC GOODS--bleached Sheetipgs
and Shirtings; brown do; Bed Ticking;
blue apron check, plaid, striped, twilied and
plain Ginghams; brown Jean; blue Calicoes,
&c. &c.
The public are invited to call and exar1iae
his stock of Goods, as they will be put at prf-
ces which will make it great indueement for
them to buy. - s'sss
Litchfeld, Aug. 9. 1889. ass@ss.5 @5
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Ne,o- Haaen. Aag- 90, 1889 ss.ss r.r3s II,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NSHE Court OF Probate for the District of
= Waterbury hath limited aud allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate Of
ABRAHAM HEATON,
late Of Plymouth. deceased. TO exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect TO
psesens snsIr accounts properly atlested with
10 said time will he deharred 4 recovery. An
peFaons indebted 10 said estnte ara requested
to make immediate payment 10
LEVI HEATON, ExesS.
Plymouth, dug. SO, ISse. as
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BROKE INFO

I ~ TINE enclosure Of the sub
w. Il scriber, on the 25th Of last
~ August, Brindle HEIFER,
u kkAsAAE s supposed to be two years old,
br0ckie face, somo white under the belly, and
u white spot ON the shoulders. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges,
and take her away.
IA BENJAMIN ROBERTS.
Goshen, Sept. s, 1889 t IS
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Mail Coach Line.

gAromeB 10 one dag TO NEW YORK or
ALBANY by ssay Of eoaghksspsie,
XKTILL. leave Parks 4Stage House every
Wv marnlng at q o'cloek. and arFisesin
Poughkeepsie Ia time for passengers 10 await
themselves Of the Boats for either New-YcEk
or Albany. ~ sf
For further Information inquire Of @'y
A. CHADWICK. Agems.
az Parks Stage Hoass, kiiekhsld.
Mayto assr~ tlte
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JUST RECEIYED AT
AR0Y8EC ARIES BAEL,

A FRESH SUPPLY OF a *
II EMON SYRUP. Chloride of Lime.
- White Mustard Seed, Pocket Lights,
Porter, Varnish, Olive Oil, Oil Of Closss,
Alum. Coppeias. Paints. Linseed. Lamp and
rscsliied OILS. PAINTS, Rosin, Lamp
Black, Pepper, Spice. Nutmeg. and Alcohol
from ninety cents to seven shillings per gal
ION Opium and Camphor--pricesas usual
al Oh which. together with previously pur-
chased stock, will be sold for cash or good
credit at fair profit, (btt not at cost,) to all
persons who lind It for their interest to be.
Lstehie1d. july 10, 1889 esesF .
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Litchfeld, May /, 1889
Claus Itch Ointment.

Cl0y's Itch Ointment.
WyOR peasantness, safety, expedition, and cer-
tainty, is infinitely superior 20 any other cure for
that tormeniing disorder.
Price 25 cents per box. esss
Claws Stomach Bitters.
TWyHEY will be found in all cases Of the following
description 10 give relief:-Nausea, Heartburn,
Vomiting, Cosliveness, Weakness al the Breast, Pain
the Stomach, Loss Of Appetite, and all other syn.p
&c ."a s. %as
Price IS cents a box.
Pearl Tooth POsDdcr.
VHVHIS celebrated Powder needs Recommended
IL ton-every gentleman and lady should be in the
constant oft athey wish to preserve their teeth
from decay and have them appear of beautiful pear
Nv wilderness. Price % cents box.
Sold By Samuel Buel, Lee s, Becksvith, and
ApothecariesH Hail. Litci field and al varioas other
places in the county. ID. CLAY.
June %, 1881 ly3