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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31

peni,ent and broken heart a sacrifice
10 the Most High, then sleep in peace
beside nsy murdered Ella-But even
this has been denied me. Thus far
have wandered, and hero will my
weary pilgrimage end. And Father,
could die in peace could once more
behold my long lost, my deeply injur.
ed brother. Gould I recsive bis bless
ings and forgiveness, then might |
hope for pardon from Him whose laws
have trampled under foot, and whose
mercy scorned when life was fair
and hope unbIighted. Now His chaste-
ming rod strikes deep, and the last faint
hope I had cherished the hope OF be-
holding my innocent suffering brother,
is Destroyed
Slowly the Hermit raised himself
from his statue like posture and placed
himself before the expiring gaze Of the
dying Pilgrim: "Oscar Of Alphine ~
he said in voice hoarse and unearthly
from suppressed emotion, "Oscar Of
Alphine !" thy wish is gran,edf Thy
long los, brother bequealhs you bis
forgiveness! And may the all merci-
ful Disposer deal as merciful with
your soul. and overlook the fearful ex-
tent Of your transgressions. Look on
these features and believe, be continu-
ed, as he raised his cowl and revealed
to the astonishsd Pilgrim the never-to.
be forgotten countenance OF his broth
er Is
Wild ragged the fury Of the mingled
elements, turning the beautiful earth
into mourning and desolation but still
wilder ragged the tempest of conflicting
emotions within the Hermit's bosom.
The fearful CONFUSION of his frame !;
the clenched teeth and wild rolling eye
the livid whiteness Of his anguished
brow-aIl seemed as if the mighty
travail of bis soul would burst the
bonds of earthly letters.
Next morn, a shepherd, entered the
Hermit. dwelling, and found, cIasped
in the rigid embrace Of Death, the
Hermit and his dictated Guest. One
grave contained them.
EsorsA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31
ELolsA.

Reputation, Popularity, FAME
Reputation is bubble upon the rapid
stream Of time popularity, splash in
the great pool of oblivion !; fame itself
but full bladder, or at best balloon.
There is nosacrifce in declining them,
for in escaping these, you escape the
impertinences and the intrusions which
never fail to follow in their train.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31
Miscellaneous.

Or Dr.. Witherspoon, among his pater-
nal counsels to his pupils, says; "Do
as much as you can to deserve praise and
yet avoid as much as possible the hear
ing of it. When you come into public
life, not only guard against fishing for
applause, and becoming inquisitive after
what people think or say of you, but a.
void knowing it as much as you decent
ly can. MY reason for this is, that,
whether you will or not, you will hear as
much of the SANDER of your enemies as
you will bear with patience; and as much
ofthe hattery ofyour friends, as you will
bear with humility"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31

MARRIED. in Washington City, 4
Sunday, the 4th inst. Mr. VILLA
EMMoNs, (biographer Of Col. johnson
to Miss ANN ROYAL, editress Of i
PAUL Pay"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31
WHAT'S HONOR!

Not to be captious, not unjustly fight |;
IT'S to confess what's wrong, and do
what's right.
y Sobriety with sullenness is commenda.
BILE, and mirth without modesty detesta.
bic.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31

The land pirates whose depreciation
on the New Jersey sea cost have rende
ed them 80 notorious, are now underg'
ing trial for their Offences before the
States Circuit Court sitting at Trento
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31
HNTELLIGENCER.
3so,ttttep
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 81. 1885.

% From the Wheeling Times We
learn that severe shock Of an earth
quake was experienced at st. Louis,MisS
souri,, on the 7th inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31

T The New Orleans True American
says that Gen. Harrison stands well with
all parties in that state, and expresses
the belief that he will receive the alecs
toral vote of Louisiana. A movement, il
adds, will be made in his favor this wins
ter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-10-31

The Wheeling Gazette estimates th
merchandise transported up and dow
the Ohio river in steamboats, during
year, at SIG, 1000. We have u
means Of ascertaining the correctness 1
this calculation, but should think that
was not too high.-Louisvllls tKy.l AZ
vertlser.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
DIrMrRIES' REMEDY FOR TIE
~ PILES.

VJyIiE proprietor bees leave 10 recommend winch
\ bc docs with the fullest confidence one OF the
,,ost valuable remedies known Tor tins troublesome
and painful complaint. Without gong into detail
he deems it enough say, he has i'll his possession
rho n,st undoubtcd testimonials that it has more
completely answered the purpose for which II is IN
,snded than any other popular Medicine.
This rcmed, is perfectly easy i'll itsappicalion, to
all conditions, ages and Full directions, de
scripve OF the complaint, &c. accompany each
uackct which consists of two boxes, Ointment and
rectuary Price 81 for the whole. so cents If
but one Of the articles is wanted.
NJ None are genuine unless signed on the out
,lde printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, L.
kIUDER immediate successor 10 the late Dir. W. II
CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room, over No.
80 Court Street, near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
~ by his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
J. +. x !, E.ROYALL, L,nchburs.
Nav III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
WAS COMMITTED,

VNO the Corporation Jail of Lynchburg on the
L 18th day of Sept, 1885, a black man, a runa-
way slave, who calls himself SAM. who says he
belongs to a gentleman by the name OF Samuel Bur
ford OF Chesterfield county, and hired the present
year to Mr. Henry Progue of Rlchlnond-liado on
when committed. a caslnett coat, dark grey home
spun vest white homespun pantaoons, shoes, and
black lat-Thc said slave is five feet inches high
has scars, but his legs broken out very much.
The said slave having been advertised, according to
law one month at the door of the courthouse in
Lynchburg, and the owner thereof not yet claiming
him, notice is hereby gwen that unless the owner do
come forward and claim the said slave within four
NOM Tbs after this advertisement shall cease, which
will be SIX weeks from this day 9th November 1889
then the SAID slave will be sold according to law.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON, Sergeant,
Of the Corporation Of Lynchburg
~ The Richmond Uhig ,ciH insert the ADORE
ueekfysr meks, and formard their account TO this Of
fee. H.
Nov.5 6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
DxNKLp g. RuMBoUGfI.

4 RE now opening Large and Splendid Assort-
n r,cpt of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
comprising
Cloths Casnctts, Llnseys, Circasslans, Prints,
Blankets, Flannels, Ladies c ,uon and Norstcd
Hose, Gloves, Silks, Ribbons, and Fun Capes Hats,
Caps, Shoes and Boots, Hardware and Cutlery, tan
dies, bv wholesale and retail. &c. &c.
ALSO,
heavy stock of GROCERIES,, all OF which they
will sell low for cash, or 10 punctual customers.
Our Hat Factorws now in complete operation and
We are determined to sell to Country Merchants and
all wholesale dealers, at the New York prices.
We particularly solicit our friends and the public
to give d call
Oct. o6 y"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
TO S.ADDLEaeS.

WE have now hand very general and hand
w some assortment Of Snaille aud Curb Bits,
Stlrups, Coach, Gig and other Mounting IN sets and
separate; Buckles of every description; Martngale
Hooks aud Rings; Stralnlng, WorSted ana cottoh
Webbing: Serge, Silk, Thread Morocco, Sheep,
Seal and Hog Skins; Saddle Trees, lacks, Nc. Also,
English Birdie Filings and Martingaes. IN assoft-
ment of Saddler's Tools; also, Carriage Lace, las
sells ard Fringe Handles, Locks, Springs and steps
&C. Our assortment has never before been so good
and We pledge ourselves 10 sell as low as any o'het
house in VIRGINIA. Purchasers are respectfully re-
oues,ed to call at the Sign Of TIE Golden dnrii
H. b. RICHARDS CO.
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

This preparation for pleasantness' safety rNp'd'-
Eh;, ,,onbcsamc complaint. 1t Is rapid is well
certain in lis operation. As to cure this disagreed
he Ji,ordcrmost cteetually III one hours application
only ...........
.,bcr dangerous, ingredient, aud may beappcd with
perfect saet, 10 pregnant en'sS' OF 10 ehiof'h al
tbs breast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
FALL GOODS.

III subscribers are opening the most extensive
assortment of FALL GOODS, thew have ever
Iu among them the Ladies will find some beart-
, aud Ipalcoes twed rich figure, just from London
Az a%n ans with great variety of useful STAPLE
Nv aNCf GOODS, tie best blk. SILKS, Ne.
,h nave ever had; and we are determined to offer
'"e'h at very reduced prices
49,, ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
49, ~ Ioontry Merchants and Ilousekeepers are
raa ''''S requested to call and examine our
a., & T..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
s.X. EEETEsEEFs - TRzER.
TER Ms,
..y,bc yut,chbprg sSrgiui0n"

"; .,,J t,rie. week, al 81 per anaan,. pnyaLie ia
"ar' No paper miH be discontinued. fat at the
T ,-%~t;a fh Editors, m1i all drroagts pad
- DrERTfSEMENT.s .riH be inserted at
- .,o,, p,r SQUIRE or tSS.) The rst time, and b!
~ w., ,'' FIR ench continuance. 1hose from distance
'-I paid for previously 10 Heir insertion unless The
anno,of be assumed BY some responsible person in
Lychbmg' =, .,;,a.. ,n,., J.. ros.r .,,n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
NOTICE..

"A Ut persons having claims against the estate of
n Ihos. S. MCleand. dec, are requested to
1rlns them forward properly authenticated. Those
indebted are expected to make immediate payment.
MAYO CABELL,
Erecutor Of Thomas s. MCieUand, dec.
Nov.5 n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
FAMILY cARRIAGE.

49, Just received, very superior New
Sr3Gfs3- ark CARRIAGE, of the newest pat
10 MACE - tern, with White Mounting, and likely
ng nc IN price and appearance The maker wish
has ,ol 'oauce his work in this part of the State
setb,r p uncommon pains in putting the work to-
Fin, ,efsons wishing to buy, will call on Mr..
MAJ , at the Carriage Shop of Mr. Samuel A,res on
''ee'' he former stand of IL. Beach g. Co.
O,, 40 HENRY BROWN, JR
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
.y'EGRO CLOTEsE.s'G.

nLANTERS and House Keepers, deslrous OF
i obtaining great bargains in Blankets Cassinetts,
Fuled Clothes and other Goods suitable for House
or Field hands, would do we'll to call on
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
Oct. 3 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
NOTICE.,

~ lll4be sold, to the highest bidder, on the l4th
w November, in front OF the Franklin Hotel in
,ne town OF lynchburg, six eight valuable slaves,
belonging TO the estate of Thos. 5. MClelland dec.
10 carry into execution the provisions of the Tesla
'ofs Will MAYO CABEiL,
Executor of Thomos S. MCieiIarJ, dec.
Nov. , 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
TOss

~ THIS celebrated Race Horse, will
M IN LIZ make his first season in Lynchburg,
VIZ II uR commencing on LIST March next.
esssaassaAnk4. His performances the Turf Ped
gree, Description, Terms, &c. &c, will be made
Nnowh IN due time, in newspapers and handbills.
Nov. ) ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
FOR SALE.
BACON,
100 boxes Candies.
Vy:E.y'TED,

zoo BUSH. FLAX SEED for wheel the high
JN1V est Cash price will be given.
MILLER & ROBERTS.
Au- 10 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
ACERTAIN Ct RE FOR
H,H'd'EG
n,w.'gsss' OINTMENT.

'AoWCNER lnveterate, i'll one hours applica
- non and no danger from taking cold, by using
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09
P0L.gTsl Al.
SPEECH OF MIR. WEBSTER.

IT rfF'NTf vt MN. " Ids IN,
Dehr"rcd at the Odcon, De-. II, 1885, on thr pre-
se"t"tion ot a Silrer Ease bV the eitisens ot
Boston,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-09

Oct. :
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
HAIR DIV ARE
r. FOR SALE BY |
SAMUEL P. ROLLES,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
r. DErUWOETU

LITCuFIELD. '~'.s a''. 's"a.
DARBER T. Genus patent cast steel CIR
~ cULAR SAWS. of "a and 90 inches diam
eter, and smaller sizes. a.'rsr .t.
English and American, German and Cast
Steel Mill Saws, Of 8 and 9 e feet, aDG
CrOss.cut and lennon ditto.
Wood Saws and Frames, with all other
sorts of Saws. Plane Irons. .+.e
Firmsr's. Turner's, Framer's Chisels and
Gouges. Flies and Rasps, fiat. round, half
round, square & triangular, Ofall com. lengths.
Blacksn,iths' Vices. Bit Stocks and Bits,
from l9 to 4s bits complete. .,.['-... ..,
Door Butts and Handles and House Trim.
mings generally. Screws oflall sizes.
LOCKS ri. every description.
Cabsaeb Makers Trimmings-Hollotr Warc.
Brass A ndroDs, cast do. with brass tops and
do. with wrought bars, and common cast do.
Shovels and Tongs-Chopping Knives.
Knives and Forks; SPOONS; Waiters.
Waffle Iions-Patrnt Iron Tea Kettles.
y. Harness Makers TRIMMINGS.
Carpenters ADDE'S, Hatchets, east steel and
common Augcrs; Veers; Glass Curtain Pins,
GLuE, Sand Paper, &c. Sc. with almA'st eve
~ other Article 10 the Hardware Lire, which
will ha sold as low as they can BE- bought ia
the State OF Connecticut. @-- as INK.
Lffchfe(d. June 4. ~ So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
SALISBURY

@4a SALISBURY. g1.
at an adjourned meeting Of the Inhabitants Of
the to,On Of Salisbury, held at the IO.On Room
on the ed day Of November, A. ID. 1885, pur.
suant to adjournment, the following By La,O
s0Qs passed: $3.50 y, a-l.0t}F$ \
NOTED, that all horses. mules, neat cattle,
" sheep and swine be restrained from run
ning at large on the highways and commons in
the town Of Salisbury for the year ensuing !;
and any hayward or other person who shall
take up and impeand any horse. mule, or neat
cattle from the commons or highways sfore-
said shalt be entitled-to receive Of the ow ners
thereof twelve and one half cents per head.
and for sheep and swine six aud one foarth
cents per head, exclusive ofpoundage fees.
Voted, that the TOwn Clerk be directed to
cause this Bylaw to be published in two
newspapers printed at Litch6eld in this coun.
~ called The Sum and LitchGeld Enquirer
four weeks sueeessively. Attest.
RoaER AvERrLL. To,cn Clerk pro tem.
IS0iis6ury. NOv. Q. 1885. 4t23
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
WATERFOWL.

At an adjourned 70ion Meeting holden at NO.
ierto,on, an the I'd day Of NoSem5er. 1886
NOTED. That NO horses o. horse kind.
v mule or mules, or neat cattle or neat ki0e,
shall be allowed TO goat large on the highways
or commons IN the town Of WATERFOWL for
one year from and after the Rrst day at Janu.
AIRY. l8S6-and it shall be the duty ofihe hay
wards for said town, aud il shall be lawful for
any person, TO impOund any horse. horses or
horse kind, mule OF mules, neat cattle or crea-
lures or creature allowed 10 60 at large as a.
fOresaid Ia the public pound In said town; aud
the owner or owners Of amy such creature or
or horse kind, mule beast or neat kline or crea-
turc the sum Of atty cents 10 be paid to him or
them who shalt iMpound che same 10 addition
to the legal fees fixed by the slalate law Of
this state whore such creatures, are impOun-
ded in other Eases. Provoked, that any person
having u family residence within said iowa
may Keep one gAilch cow on the highways or
commons, any provision Ia this bylaw to the
contrary notw Outstanding. e *fi1&
Voted. that the pFeyisi0ns cOntaiOsd in the
public statute laws of this state '' Entitled an
| aea TO provide Pounds and regulating ihs i'm
pounding Of creatures" in regard To the nOtice
60 be given to the ow ness oGcreatuSss snp0un-
ded. disposal, slibcratioS. replevin. damage,
rescue. pound breach. aad escape OfaNy csea-
lures inpoGnded. and allowance tNthe pound
Keeper for keeping the same. so iar as The pro-
visions thereof are c0nsistent with these by
laws, are hereby adopted and deelated 20 be =
part ihsreAf; provided. that 90 penalty Great
ed andeS these by lava shall exceed the sum
Of three dollars. H,''
Yeted, that the foregoing bylaws be pub-
lished 10 0ne sOf the newspapers printed ia
| LitchheId for four ,weeks successisrly. '''p
| A true copy Of record. Attest.
4tQ8 II. CURTIS, TtsVn Clerk.
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LOOK HERE

TIME Subscriber offers f,r sale an assert
i mrnt Of Wagons, and other sr'i-
clrs. such as Steel Springs. Hoes. Axes, ADDE'S.
Bush Hooks. Shaves, and Chissrls. not sur
passed by any 10 the country. all Of which will
be sold rs low for cash or good credit IS at
any shop whatever. ~,
st. t4tf a Also. t.... s...
A number "f second hand CARRIAGES,
SULKEYS, Sc. for sale at cost. 10
~Wood.workt to Wagons Of oil descrip-
tons done at short notice.
p Horse-shOeing aud all kinds Of country W ork
and repairing done with care. aaoee ..,p
Most kinds Of lumber aud produce taken in
payment for the above articles, by
# VIM. RODGERS
.ass tsa. Ia w Spencsr- Street.
y Am Apprentice wanted n
AT THE ABOVE BUSINESS.
Litchf field, Mag z. 80
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New Arrangement.
NeW.Haven, LitchHield, and


AA&9&D A@AV - .
TIE STAGE through WATERFOWL. Watsr-
- bury, Salem Bridge, and Woodbridge. to
New Haven, will leave Ltcl,6tid Tursdsys
and Thursdays at Q n'rinrk IN the morning.
and "n Saturdays at "'et"ek 40 as =" through
to Nr~Y"rk thu same day. and rstusn from
the Boat Ms neliGrd heretofore.
A stage will also leave New Haven every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday on the az
rival of the Boat. for Naugatuc aud Watering
~, and retarn next days, leaving Waterbury
a, Z A. NJ, making daily line he,~ re-" New
York and Waterbury, and tri~ Teekly be. wesn.
New York and Litch6eld.
Stage then leaves Eitchf~ld fur albany On
the arrival Of the stage from New Havra, end
arrives in Albany "s&t day TO dine. M
ta Extra Coaches always In readiness at T.iich-
Geld. Waterbury, and Nrw.Hsven, to convey
passengers to any place ID the route.
Inquire in New Haven at the Old Stage
House, opposite the Toptine. and Al LitchfeId
of o. Wadhams, Agent. Fare from New
York 10 LitchReld s. 90. aas '.ss..
.,.. ,a,.. JOHN w. HARRIS & co.
NoHgatNe, Oct. /. IL ,PrOpriefors.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE. so ..o,.a
Henry G.. Porter & 10.
Having made arrangements for leaving this city,
offer for sale their sloci Of Goods. con.
sisting Of prime assortment Of le..s
Hardware and Cutlery,
at such reduced rates as to make It an object to
purchasers to cali and cramine. They ,ciW
be sold at less than Ne,o- York prices.
THE Goods are new, Of our own importa-
Il ton, have been purchased with Cash in
England. and many have been landed from the
Liverpool Packets within the last 90 days.
To any person wishing to commence the
Hardware trade in this place. mud take the lA-
nefit Of an established business. with the priv.
icge Of the lease Of the Store, q gerry GdUanta.
gcous situation 10 offered.
HTThe Goods will be sold in large or small
quantities, to accommodate purchasers.
----e--- -1-a-As-4L ALSO, @ sse
10000 Us. from Wire, of superior quality,
from NOT to 49,
30 tons Cast IRON HOllow Ware.
Hartford. Nov. 4, 1885. 's7'''" ste4teo22
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j. PARKS
Hotel and Stage House,
LITCHFIELD, CONN.

A VIE sUbseriheP has 0peRed the
fs15s1R u house formerly occupied and
s1 kept as ~ hotel by Capt. J. Phelps,
. which has been fitted up in good
style and calculated to accommodate persons
who visit Litchfrld, and travellers passing
through the village. A share "f public patron.
age is solicited at this establishment, and the
entertainment which Asill be given, it is hop
ed. will prove satisfactory: aoa.
c. The situation Of the House is central
and pleasant, and was well known when kept
by the former proprietor. sa .~.- ss.. ..,.
"a" Stages leave the above named Hotel,
daily, for Hartford and New Haven. Trav-
elers wishing to Obtain seats in the various
stages that leave Li,ch6eld can record their
names on the stage books ut this Hotel.
JOSIAH PARKS.
Liichfe(H August o.. 1855 IL
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For Hartford.


I'm and after this date the stage will leave.
" Liichfeld for Hartford every morning.
tSundays excepted) at o'clock goes through
Tn sir hours-where it interseets Steam Boata
for Springfield the same afternoon, and steam
b"ats for NewsYo'k Tuesday. Thursday ansa
Saturday at s o'clock p. M; stages for Ver>
mont. New Hampshire. Boston. PrOviaence.
Norwich and New London every morning.
aud Cor New Haven every afternoon. ~
Superior new coaches ron on thisroute from
L;tehield To Hartford, with three changes Of
-irst-rate teams, and drivers of responsibility.
No one is attached to this concern bot persons
"f truth and veracity. from whom any infor-
nation can be had with correctness and civil
ny. For passage or Information apply 10 ].
PARKs, Al his house. formerly Capt. Phslps'k
who 10 agent and proprietor. - 'ssl' Fl
Litekfeld, Asg. Q, 1855. OK f.s D.
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For NeW-Hayen and
Is" Sc NEW-YORK. -. II,

EAVES Litchneld Monday, Wednesday
- and Friday, ut O o'clock Ia the mora
ing-passing through South Farms, Bethlem..
Woodbury., SOuthbury. Oxford. H0mPhreys-
vile, and Derby. to New Haven. ,s4n'-.
Sept I&. ' =. PARKS.
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IN EAST STREET, *' .' -
HAvING purchased the fixtures, &c.
c0m0ected with the Tailoring business,
Of l.. p. Cook. ne has nov opened bis sstab-
lishnent for the parpOse of carrying on the a.
bOve business. He has had some experience
10 the cutting and fitting VI garments, and
feels confident. hy strict attentfpato business,
that he shall merit share Of pabIic patronage.
All orders from this and the neigESoriOg
towns promptly and faithfully attended 10. =
I.Hchfeid, Aug. q, 1885. ..9. a., liz
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
elasa Vvare---.at IDOrters'.

lust reed. an additional supply Of Glass
- WARE, comprising ground glass and china
Mantel Vases, Preserve Dishes and Plates
new and elegant patterns-with general as.
sortment Of China, Liverpool, and common
Earthen Ware 1870 -. Nov. l2. .
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1835-11-26
NEW GOODS.



THIS school is designed exclusively for f.
Il males. II will open on Wednesday the
nth of Now, in the brick building near the
Meeting House, under the care Of Miss HAR-
RIsoN, daughter Of Rev. Fosdick Harrison,
young lady, thu trustees hekeve, every way
qualified I" take charge 0f such an institution
AL the branches If edncatioD usually pursued
10 fSnsah Summaries will receive attention iu
this; AID whatever may be the GPparent pro-
grrss Of the! pSpila> il is determined that they
shall undersiandahe s;SNIfixs to which they give;
thsS sAtsen,ion--or w. other worlds II is design,
ed to have a thorough coarse of study Tr.xsned.
This schook as its name would indicate, Iis
located 10 South Farms, Litchfeld. CT. place
on account of its purity, eG air aud beauty Of
scenery we'll adapted G's such an institution.
Terms Of tuition. So 90 PER quarter.
N. B. Board can be procured in respectable
Pris ale families on terms as favorable as 10 any
village iIs the county. Instruction " III be Civ
en- in Music and Drawing eOs = reasonable ex-