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lowing Extra from the llsboro Recorder Office.
that William A. Graham, lac, has consented TO
bsoome a candidate for Congress. We ara glad
Of tbs. and VIC hope the Wings will strsin every
nerve 10 ensure his election
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ESlas in .NorsA Carolina, June 2la,
! j7.-Our correspondent at Jefferson, Ashe
laly, writes as follows:
\. On the morning OF the Dis, instant,
k0W was seen falling nj jefferson, \. c.
10 weather had been unusually cold ior
Ieral days Our eilizsns are now = ..
kck A. ~ seen crowded around the fire
i, or riding 10 their osercoats, a strong
keze from n. W. No trust since 10Th
Nav. Let II DO remembered that Ashe
|lnly IS 10 40 elevated situation. Perhaps
altitude is greater than lha, Of any other
|us.sy 10 The Union. Raj. Star.
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IL Dr.. Naudata.--ll is stated IN The ST. Louis
Republican that DR.. Nauda.u, late L, $ Senator
from Dcoware, was present Of the dlnnor given
10 Mr. Webster, at Springfield, Illinois. lie had
Just arrived having entered the State by an cast.
orn route, a complimentary toast being given,
Dr. Naudain lnsde some remarks 10 which he in.
Illinois
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P1sT OFFICES IL n CAROLINA

| P1sT OFFICES IN y. CAROLINA
EeabliJhed. Eagle Rock, Walks Co. /;
!, Mountain. Lincoln CO. ! Mountain
D.. Lincoln CO..
D.Icos'iaard. --Carsonyille, Ashe co.
kak Cahefa, Sampson Co.
|Agpaiaimsass Of PoS iGsera.--Jobn NJ.
rmnag. Wake Forest, Wake CO. Rob.
?. williamson. RaSlingsburg, Rocking.
D county I. VI. Abeuelhy, Kings
,aala,a Liucoln CO. Thomas l.. Mayo,
5.alain spnrg Lincoln co.; John NJ. Oh.
Sslh Creek Bridge, Craven CO. Eli
CarsOo. Bridge Creek, Stokes Co.
Gauge n Name.--Wes,tield, Surry Co.
4" Big Creek" 10 Stokes Co.
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liverpool Cotton Market on the 27th Of
May.-rhe ship Parthenon, which arrived
at Boston from Liverpool on the "a INST,
sailed from Liverpool on Sunday the 2Sth
OF MAY, The latest English papers were
to tho morning Of the eth. BY letters
dated at Liverpool the evening Of the 27th,
and forwarded by the Parlhenon, we learn
that the sales in the Cotton Market, on the
eth, were unusually large. Six thousand
bales we're sold at an advance Of J and !
over the prices of the Goth, which we have
before published TIE sales closed with
prospect Of an increase rather than dimi.
mutton ofprlces.
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Which is to be bclicrcd THE Enquirer
informed It's readers that Biddes Bank
is PROSTATE" The Globe says 1.-The Bank
has beaten IngersoN.' Is the Monster
dead or is 1t not We deem it not very
courteous in the Globe to give the lie to lis
.laborer.- Richmond ITaig.
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4TGTaHri!ls Daatci-Ws are authorized 10
announce Col. Josn l.. Henderson, Of Of4g,ii.e
( Waig, Candidate 80 reprct,ai ,he CuDkrus.
uiousi Datf.eI composed u lue Counties O of4a.
sale, W-ffru, fezaAAu and N4sh.--R9. Reg.
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IL Amos Kendall, il IS said has presented a
gold snuf box 10 Mr.. Van Barren. We wonder i,
Mt Van buren, will use IL. We would Us soon
take snuff lrom The d" box of Pandora. "" Louisville
Journal
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IJ7At Ear kea-l.'!h 10 Alexandra Gazete
announces Tie atinai 81 sou,e =. The sl.,naiG ot.
nzucuis ~ tho Presidents HOuse, such ghaa-
ccllcss, &c laslr maGaihceuoc ssaJs iht ga.
sc,lg quite dsxa,- I,,e ewes Of plain peop.e uuac.
cut}u.Ds0 % tsAlal..ns OF wealth AID aa. We
waadrf Nhst ihe pstcal dsmacfais thlua o these
I4tags 'i.e Ea,, Room wi, shortly b "a bIatc,
not u "g'sfy," aut u gib brass aua cat siae-'
We hops ibai Sol bsaion's Republican .ialp.c..
/, will uoi Be - ss0eAed =, TO proaut, another
after 10 tie Laqutrvf -LyEeAtarg I,EtEils
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.lsor,sry II Gen. Jdcksoa.--Tho Belfast
sandl NOHheruN hig u April Goth, says:
/ Although born 10 America, We cannot
! sfi Ina, his descent rs Immediately lrish.
pay Of BIS relations are To- be found ..
: tie independent farmers 81 tie coua.
Dosn, His father and mother, Who re.
tet only les miles from where we write,
I'ned oGl with them 10 America lllllr
We presume than their integrity and
( 'qui g! honest cnleTpuse.
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he Ne~ York Corporation have taken
The subject Of the aliens with SPIRIT
4 an few DAYS Capt. SNinlofd, 81 thc
Ocean, has bgcu arrested 1T the sui Of
corporation on wrlt ot 100000, ior
ha'ng bonded his passengers, Who ne.
eel' to be bonded. The Attorney Cor the
o'horalIon took bail tof $4,000.
Capt Kay Of she sh,p ST. George, was
iesled ior similar amount. aud not be-
able 10 obtain bail. Was pot IL prison
Remarkable force Of Passion. alter.
l'oo took place lately, q, Little Rock, Ar.
'as4s, between a Mr. McWlIlams and
II Pew, sub editor Of the Arkansas Ga.
'le' Dr. Mcmillan charged Mr.. Pew
W gross and wlIfuI ialsehood In few
'o@eais Dir. Pew Vas observed TO turn
re and 10 the horror aud aslonIshment Of
e OchoIders, he fell aud died without a
|'usgle orr groan.-- n. y. EramiGcr.
National Annuity 10 Mr.. 0'Coaacli.-
Fanday, The as,h Of May, was fixed on in
.e'and Tor the simultaneous collection Of
y national annuity TO Mr.. O'CouEeIl. By
y general repor, of the last collection, It
.ppeau that tho total amount received for
'0', according TO The published accoun,
Ns 2O,le9l. los. Cd. The collection or
r"e 18Th uIt. is 10 constitute tho O'ConnelI
rno Tor The years 1896 and ls37.-N Y.
tIprtss.
Government has no right 10 interfere
: ~ Tue currency, because the people i'm.
poH loo much, or because they import too
they buy too much land,
' because they buy too little land be.
,au'e they oyerrade, or because they un.
l''faoe Its power was conferred for no
'uen purpose, anc TO use 1t for such purpos.
= Is usurpatlon. To all such interference,
:. proper answer TO be given by the lndl.
''ual 10 tho Government, is, TINT all this is
Economy.
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NOtice--Taxes.

SHALL attend at tue iollowins tunes and
8 places for the purpose Of collecting the Tax
dc tar The year 1876 10 wit:
Monday the 81 Of July. at Jesse Durham's.
fuGsday the 4th al iona Newlm's.
"Wednesday thr 9Th, al Rnfin's viii.
Thursday the 9th, at Michaei Albright's.
Friday the 9Th. 81 "rs. Longs.
Saturday the 9Th. al Michael Holt's.
Monday Inc 10Th, al John :. Turreuiine's.
tuesday tie iIth, at George FAUCETS.
Wednesday, The I2ih. at e. y Faucetts.
Thursday the l3th, at James Huteheson's.
Friday the 18th. at Andrew McCanley's.
saturday the 18th, al George A. Nelane's.
Naa"ay the I7'h. at Hilishorouxb.
Tues isv the IStt al Alvi- Nichnis,s.
Wednesday the 18th, at Mrs Mchr.'s.
Thursday he 2Olb, ~ Abner Parker's.
Friday TIE 2ist. At William Lpscombs,
saturday tie 22d, at :Iarns Siikcrson's,
Monday ,hs 25h, at James TrIce's.
tuesday tHf 25tH, at Iierndnu's old store.
edn sday. tie 26ti,, at Chapel Zip.
thursday the 81 "a, at VIM Il. Noodles.
LFs TIE Ia Estates appointed TO receive
u" list OF Taxt''ls for 1887. will sitend in
their respective districts at the times and pla.
ces above mentioned.
JAS. c. TURRENTINE, Sh'6.
Iuhec 73-
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The ROSE.

4 tender Rose tried 70 rsaF--
inursed i through ne darkeaing year
shielding il in sheliefd boxer.
Ia hopes 10 see its blushine lower
In summer glad mine eye.
lithnssd through every autumn blast
The Slaiers dreaFy storms were past
When. with the sprine. there isll frosi,
Aad III my pains and hopes uerr lost
u caused my plant 10 die.
Sadly ! watch d its life drPaH.
And felt the moral reach ny heart:
"a How often thus. long ehsrish'e Joys,
Some unexpected blight destroys.
When least We think il nigh.'
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Notice.

LtHE subscriber hsvItg qualified as Exeeu.
- tor ni the iast will and testament az tOJtN
sCARLEFr, deceased, hereby ewes notice N
all persons indebted to said Is, ne 10 MAKE
immediate payment; and al psrsons having
"llims against II, will. present then, prepetlv
authenticated, within the time prescribed by
'a", or this notice will be plead in har III their
recovery ID.
PAGE SCARLETT.
June j. - 3wp
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e.. $780," VALUABLE 4-.
Printing Establishment
For Sale,

JhHE E iIor Of the Petersburg InteIligeD-
Ger being anxious To lesumc Inc praetn .
Of the Law, would dispose Of the EstabIisb.
men' to any gentleman disposed to purchase.
To any such, on application either IN person
or by letter, inll information win he promplv
gwen an reference TO the circulation aCtbe !,
per, It's Advertising and job patronage, ils sun.
ply OF Type. Presses. Office Furniture Ge ma
also as to the terms on which it may be pur.
chased. Without descending to the indelI,ca-
cy Of putting Oft the Establishment. The pd,,o,
VIII say that II possesses advantages and holds
out inducements well worthy the at,epiion or
any gentleman who has the talents and Tho
means to conduct newspaper with energy
and rpilt. - 10y
April 81 ~
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SPRING GOODS.
O. n. LONG a Go.

VI As LOANG - IT,
EfAYE iasa reeeiEed and nes a5ss 90 sac u
- lhrsI Cd slaad, their Spung ssppiy. eon-
sisiing e sFeEy variety q Goods usually kspi
hy she mefrhaats e tins place. w
n large aasI general assorf-
fReaf OF Dry Goods, &c.
CONFUSING
Gentlemen snd Boys Slmmsr Clothing.
Printed Muslin. 6inghams.
French Calico.
Black and coloured Silks, &c. &c.
Hardware and culllery,
Shot Guns. 49,
Hals. and Shoes. @~7 4.
Bannets.
Trnckery.
couon Yarn,
School Books, Stationary. &c.
Al Of uhieh they viii sell a. the lowest prices
for Cash, q On :. short credit 10 Paaeiaai deal
ere an.s
N.E ~ persons hHvinr open accounts q
thsF On tic hooks orr Nirhnis & 10 III sfn
q, f.nsg s. Cap A. The first al Mas, are n.
qnrsled 10 sall and ci0sr ihe same aiIh cash
= note, as circumstances make Il absolutely
Necessary that their buslaess should be se1lleil
up % tsat time.
May Il 20
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A a1ah,ily OF FLAA SEED and FEA.
n lHEhS; TT walsh MstLsnGite vi!
be given o. ~ hahgs
MlCKLE L. NORWOOD.
February 2. 81
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he los OF the wealth which taey lad
w0Tshippetl.
@The feeling nhi,h We have attributed
% me nation hsd entered most ruinonsly
into the Church, in he persons q pro-
fessors Of religion. How many Of these
have been carried away hy the pursuit
Of wealth! mingled with the men q the
world in the eager press after the gains
Of business; deyOting but little lime. and
that reluctantly, 10 religion; prompi %
plead their occupations. for neglect Of
those sacred duties which devolyed on
them as Christians: hoarding up wealth.
instead Of deyOiing a due proportion 10
God. But now, God has taught many
such, that where they refused 10 give a
part, he can take the whole: that he j q
jealous God, who can in a moment sub
yert the idols which are substituted in
his place in the heart In . temporal
point Of view, il had been better FOR ma
nv, if instead Of claiming an undispuied
control over their property, they had felt
and faithfully performed their duties IS
"sIeWards of God"
In the multiplied bankruptcies which
have occurred, we see the lolly II trust
ing in riches. II makes 70 itself wings
and lies away. Ii Is mutable and Pc
rishable. II is noishe chief good: we
really need bur liule, nor do We need that
little long. How cheering, under such
circumstances, 60 turn our eyes from
earth 10 heaven; from the things thai are
seen and are temporal, to the things
which are not seen and are eternal. Here
are the riches which perish. there are the
riches which endure; here is treasure
which decays, there is treasure which
" moth and rust doth not corrupt. and
thieves do not break through nor steal"
Happy will il he il men are instructed by
the prosidences of God. TO sci their az |
feciions not on things ON the earth. but |
on things in hearen, and amidst the wreck |
OF their earthly hopes, 10 seek an interest |
IN that " inheritance which is incOrnlpt- |
ible. undeiiled, and fadeth not away"
And NAV we not hope tia, this viii be |
The result When God, .by his provi-
ienee, has so clearly revealed his power
in dashing down to the dust the proudest
and when he has given
such painful illustration of thu insecu.
'Ity of worldly possessions. will not ra-
lonal and immortal creatures learn to fix
heir hopes higher, and seek a more sta.
'le basis on which to build their happi-
less! One thing is needIul, especially
md pre-eminenlly, and they haze obtain
ID it who have sought first the kingdom
4 God and his righteousness. All be-
ides is comparatively worthless; and il
len. after the present affection shall
ave been alle' lated, win return 10 their
'rmer courses with undated ardour. no.
llng is more certain than that worse
hing shall come upon them.
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TOWN COMPANY.

you al. h'rehy notified ard COMMAND. d 10
attend At ilHlsbornuch on Tue.ds, the J,b
lay OF Juy next, at precisely : vea .,1l,.ck,
armed aud equipped with thirteen rounds Of
cartridges, for drill muster.
r. WV. c. CHRISTMAS, Captain.
June 2. "a
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South Ca,.olil,a .lafes.

- NoTEs Ut South Carolina Banks
vii -s~ q" V"d ~ The SUBSIDIES,
a! par, ~ pays vs. Ga"a.
MICKLE T. NORWOOD.
June ). 80
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Stray Cows.
HILLS BoR0U II, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS UEARTT.

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, ca Two DOLLARS
FIFTH CENTS ~ PAID IN AtyAECE.
Those who do NOT give notice Of their Wish
to have their paper discontinued al the exPna'
ton d The year, will be presumed as dcsiring
ITS continuance until eounicfmsnded And no
paper will be disconiinued until oil arrcarages
are paid, unless OF the option &c the pulJIsher
Persons procuring SIX subscribers, sbalfre'
ceIye the seventh gratis.
Advertisements mob exceeding sixteen lace
Will be inserted three times for one dollar, Sut
twenty-five cents for each continuance.
Subscriptions received by the printer, ane
most q The post masters 10 the state.
NJ letters upon business relativelo Me ~
per mus! be post paid
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lhiNTSEED OIL. Alec, small 10, Of IA.
MILY FLOUR
CASH or GOODS will b. gwen for FLAX
.. r. LONG L. Go.
March 2. in
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F0,srardi,sg agency.
Notice.

Sl'HE subscribe havhg, al August Cont,
1886, qualfied a. admtnisltaior ON The ..
tate Of tLIJAH LENELIING deed. hereby
notifies sll persons having claims against sald
estate to present them properly authenticated
within the time presented by law. or tins no.
tee will be plead in bar Of their recovery. and
oil persons indebted to said estate, are request.
ed to make immedIat' payment
JAMES PHILLIPS, .qdm'r.
May rs. ~
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Origin Of " D,m." The expression
TO dun for a. debt, Is supposed 10 have
arisen irnm the name Of famous She
riffs officer, IN the reign nf Henry VII.
named Joseph Dun. This man was 50
very dexIenus. that il was usual when
any one refused 10 pay a debt. 10 say to
The creditors. WHY don't YOU dun
hIms" that is to say. why don't YOU seud
Dun to him! English papers.
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Land for Sale.

Sks@ IHE subscriber offers for sale
s&sassls the Tract u. Lan1 On which John
W, MCracken lately resided, con.
49,. tanning $50 Acres. II has on il
good Dwelling House, Kitchen, Work Shop.
stables, &c The plantation is hands, mey
situated, Is we'll watered. and is as healthy as
any situation in the country, is but SIX miles
Rom Hillsboroagh, and near the Stage Rosd
Those dlsPosed 10 purchase are invited TO view
the premises. Terms will he made known On
app'icaton'to the subscriber
JOHN HART.
April 20. 6s.-s~
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WALDIE'S OMNIBUS.
Another Work by w raxalI.


Another Work by WraxaII.
ANECDOTES OF FOREIGN COURTS.
GIN Friday. aiat,b isI# WI b., pub ,shed
10 Adde'S LITERARY Omnibus, q thIrd
work by SIR N " wraxall. entitled, Me.
moirs and Private Anecdotes ofthe Courts Of
Berlin, Dresden. Warsaw. and Vienna" This
work has never been reprinted Ia America.
From the London Monthly ksrisu.
=" The style Is GEAR and puIIsh,d, without
other ornament than wat naturally oecurs.-
We snail only aid that they abound through.
out with enIIyening anetdoie. aud that the
readers time and attention will BE- amply re-.
paid. whether his search be for information or
amusement - -
The whole ofthe early numbers OF i aldle
Literary Omnibus being exh listed, an .x,,a
edition will be commented on The 1884, inst.
from which date new subscribers who rive
early notice will be supplied.
Price Tor q single copy Tor twelve months
three dollars, two copies tor five dollars 1--WE
cQpies tor ten dollars. II is the cheapest me-.
riodical now printed in America. aud the posl.
age Is that OF newspaper
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he loss Of lhe WelIth WHEEL tley la
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
THE MISTAKE.

T was once in such scrape myself, said my Uncle Toby.
 It was in tue month of December 1906, that took my passage in the stage that then piled every Tuesday and Friday. be- twesn old Chester and Philadelphia. The horn had announced the hour of departures and myself and four others took eur soais in the fast line coach, as she was then cat. led, and drove of at the fast rate of two miles m hour.
 or my fellow travellers. the iwo on the front seat judged to belong to the society of friends, the middle seat was occupied by a son of the Emerald lsle. and an old iaF, who sat untitled up in his grea. coat guiesly chewing bis qaid of tobacco. ] had just entered my iwenly.ihifd year. and was mhoat ,o enter into partnership wllh yaur father, and 1 was y0uIlg and foolish enough, to think myself above eNnlalna peaple.
 Afer casting A I,asly glance tt Hiy com. panl,ns, l Eo;lTd myself ln ny cloak. aHd to shaw wac man of business, ! slept, OF prslended ie sleep, m0al profoundly.
 We had pfDeesdsd h lhis wAy about cts mIlsS Shen iho Iflshman began l0 somplaIB
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
From tAs Knic1srbOcker.
OCTOBER.

Solemn, yet beautiful to view,
 Month of my heart! thou dawnest heres With sad and faded leaves to strew
 The Summers melancholy bier. The moaning of thy winds hear, As the red sunset dies afar, ..s And bars ofpurple clouds appear,
 Obscuring every western star. Thou pleasant month! hear thy voice It tells my soul of other days, When but to live was to rejoice
 When earth was lovely to my gaze! Oh, visions bright-oh, blessed hoorss
 Where are their living raptures now? I task my spirits wearied powers
 l ask my pale and fevered brow! Hook to Nature, and behold
 My liie's dim emblem, rustling round, In hues of crimson and of gold
 The years dead honors on the ground: And signing with the winds, feel, While their low pinions murmur by, How much their sweeping tones reveal
 Of life and human destiny. 3 ~ When Springs delightsome moments shone, They came in zephyrs from the Vest They bore the wood-la.k's melting tone,
 They stirred the blue lakes glassy breast; Through Summer, fainting in the heat, They fingered in the forest shade; But changed and strengthened now, they beat In storm, OCT mountain, glen and glade. How like those transports of the breast When life is fresh and joy is new Soft as the halcyon's downy nest,
 And transient all as they are true! They stir the leaves in that bright wreathe, Which Hope about her forehead twines, Till Grief 8 hot sighs around it breathe Then Pleasures lip it's smile resigns. Alas, for Time, and Death, and carer What gloom about our way they fling! Like clouds in Autunln's gusty air,
 Tie burial pageant of the Spring. The dreams that each successive year Seemed bathed in hues of brighter pride, At last like withered leaves appear, PmIADELrnlA. W. G. c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
7o LttchGegN EseQss6ser.
 FUBLxsHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, -la BY HENRY ADAMS. a,s

TEkMS. To village and single mail subscribers, eo dollars per year, payable before the expiration O six months.
 To companies of any number over six, Sl 50 per year. payable above. To companies less than six Gl 75 per year, payable before. g cents will be deducted from each of these prices when payment is made in advance. These prices are exclusive of mail or stage charge for transportation.
 No papers will be discontinued until all arearages are paid, except at the discretion of the editor.
 Notice of wish 10 discontinue must be given before the expiration of year. 91ADyERrIsINe. One square, three insertions, Sl, and the same proportion for two or more squares.- Haifa square, 75 cts. Continuance over there weeks Soper cent per week. A liberal deduction made for advertisements continued 6 or l2 months.
 Administrators and Executors Notices, $l %
 Commissioners Notices, I25
 All communications must be POSTPAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
!. xraYnediatelv wanted,

DY the subscribers, THREE BOYS. IA or D l5 years old, as Apprentices in the Saw- MskiEg Business.
 T. w. l. GROVES & co. Inquire of T. WI. Groves. Unionuille, el.. c. D. Cowles, Farmiagton, or Amos Wadsworth, Litchfela.
 u Persons in the way of using SAWS ot any description are invited to call'at the store of AMos WApswoRTH, of Litchfield, who will !n few days be supplied with samples of our manufacture, which we warrant to be of superior quality. T. w. I. G. & co.
 Farm;ngton, March 2, 1887. 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
.NE " GOODS.

"ORE NEW GOODS just received, D. lX-A mong which may be found great va- riety of Summer Cloths. such as Buffalo Cloth, figured Lastings, Ladies' Camblets, Princet- tas, plaid and striped Drillings, Sc. &c.-all of which will be sold low for cash.
 T We have just received an assortment of Shakers Tubs and PGils; also Garden Seeds. .,r.. N. H. NORTH & co.
 Liichfeld. Mav4 e 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19

6t tna Insurance Company, .aeff OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
 Cayp6t1g 900 ,OOO DOggsya'S, With liberty to increase the same to half a E million of dollars, nFFER to insure Dwelling Houses, Stores, O Goods, Mills, Manufactories, Barns, and every other species of insurable personal property, against
 LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE, at as low rates of premium as any other sin1- ilar institution in good standing.
 Persons wishing for policies or renewals san apply to .F asf ISAAC LAWRENCE, Agens,
 one door ,oest of the Presbyterian Church, June %. .as Litchfeld, Con.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
BLANKS.

. OK HAND, FOR SALE, AT THIS oFrTCH,
 THE FOLLOWING KINDS: .s,.:. Warrantee Deeds, Co. Court Subpoenas Quit Claim Deeds, Book, Justice Book, E" Note, Justice Note, Bail Bonds, Justice Subpoenas, Pensioners Blanks, Executions, &c. sc. June l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-10-19
YATT.ORTNG.

"HE subscriber would inform his friends
 -A acquaintances, neighbors and the public, that he contemplates carrying on the Tailor- ing Business in Litchfeld, two doors east of the Court House, where prompt attention will be paid to all orders from customers, in his occupation. He intends to try his best to give satisfaction to all, with the utmost impartiali- ty, both in making and cutting garments:
 ,l.a4. ..t as..@. HENRY A. HULL.
 Litchfela, August 30, 1887. lS