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to the diseases fnciden, " tie climate they IN
habit; aud knowing likewise, that most Of the
diseases oftbe UNITED STATES ere based upon
organic or fl,nctual arrangement of the liver;
directed their attention TO those articles which
act more es pecially on the hillary organs.
Afierlong, laborous, and expensive research,
they have succeeded in extracting substance
from the TOMATO, which, frolnits p, culiar ef.
fectuponthe iepatic or hillary organs, they have
denomnatcd Hcpatins. Iti sa medicine that will
produce all the beneficial results of Caomel, in
both acute and chronic diseases. without the
possibility of producing the deleterious conse-
quences common 10 that article. Its action up
on the constitution is universal, no part of the
system escaping its influence. is. however,
upon the organs Of secretion and excretion,
that lis great power is particularly manifested.
hence it is peculiarly adapted to the treatment
of bilious te1ers and other diseases in which a
torpdty or congestion of the liver aud portal
circle prevails
II is admissible in all cases whereit is neces-
sary to cleanse the stomach and bowels. It
removes obstruction, anG excites quick and
healthy action of the liver and other glandular
viscera of the abdomen. Being diffilsible in
in its operation, it itproducesa free circulation
in the vessels on the surface of the body &C.
companied by gentle perspiration, II does
not exhaust like drastic purges; still, its action
is more universal, and may often he repeated,
not merely with safety but with great benefit.
This becomes indispensably necessary in cases
/ of long standing; for in them intense tempora.
ry impressions made by strong medicines. sci.
dom, if ever do guod; bnt tend to injure the
f.l.
1t is cleansing and purifying to the system,
acts in perfect harmony with the known laws
of life. and ls undoubtedly one Of the most yalua-
BILE articles ever offered for pubictrial and in
spection.
For convenience, this medicine is formed into
3 grain pills. The white pills are cathar'ic, al
tcrat;re diaphoretic, and diuretie. The yellow
pills are tonic. stimuiant, and diaphoretic.
As family medicine, one which may be re-
sorted TO with safety, and relied on with Ger.
tainty, in the first stages of disease in almost
anv form, it exceeds all former discoveries IN
medicine, either from the vegetable or mineral
kingdoms.
They are put up in packages of 135 grams, or
As Pills, at so cents, or 100 pills at,Sl. "
The above Medicine just received and for
sale at the Edgefeld Medicine Store.
July II, 1899 If %
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Miles Compound Extract Of
'E0MAT0.
A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEI

A SUBSTITUTE FOR CALOMEL.
EHROM the well known and established rep
utalion of Caiomsi, it has been long employ
ed by the empirc, and scientific physician, as
one Of the most powerful agents for the remo-
val of fdiscase. BY the former. almost every
land has been deInged with nostrums, that thrir
aulhurs claimed as specifics in every disease in
rident to the human family. The folly of these
prete, sons needs no comment. for accurate
chemical investigation has shown, that the base
of most of the Panaceas. CalhoIicons, &C.,
which have been trumpetrd before the conlrnu-
nity, with so much assurance. is Catomet, or
mercury in some form. Now, if this potent
article even in the hands of the most skilful
physician, frequently exerts an influence Oh the
human system, unforeseen. and entirely beyond
the control of art undermining the constitution
and bringing on premature old aye, disease and
death, what result should be expected when
prescribed BY the ignorant? Could their many
thousand victims speak, a voice from The tomb
would soor dispcihe specific deusion that now
sways the minds Of the living.
Humane physicians deplore the sad evils re-
sul,ing from the nerrurial practice, and will
nladly hail the introduction of article that cum
snfcly be substituted for Ca!mel. They feel
and lha Ecenfy, the great uncertainty nf its prlnl
ary operation; they cannot say whether it will
be favourable or unfavorable. They also kno0
and feel. that if,s use is continued forany con.
siderable time, injurious secondary 'onsequen-
ces nust certainly follow. But they must choose
the Ienst of two evils they knowno other ar,i-
Gle TIM, will arouse u torpid lircr, remove oh
struction, and set in free action thr whole
glundular system. and it heins indispensablv
necessary to do this, they continue its use. not
withslauding the evil Consequences which
follow.
They have long desired mud sought an nrii-
ce that would produce the good effects Of this
drug without sub .eclins the pa,icn, ,u its dele
terious results. Such drsi'lcrnrIn, il is be-
lieved has at length hern obtained, in the article
now presented olhe public.
The nroprictorsof'hiSa arl rlr keeping in view
the fac, that ,oisc and hrnrroifnt Being has
placed within the rcach olu, remedies adapted
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State of South ('arnfl,.a..
ABBEVTLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
Exparte. )Pettion to sell the
George Connor, and G. E. estate edwards.
Trit,and, Ex'tors., &c &c.
Lands, Negroes, Cotton,
&C., for Sale.

GCss HUE Sa1Cs
IN obedience to an order Of The Court OF
( Eouitv, made in the above case. will sell
on Wednesday. the 9TH of December next, the
following valuable properly, belonging to The
estate of Doctor Francis Connor, deceased; to
wit,
One tract ofland, situate in the District o f
AJbeuitle, on SaludG Rirer. containing five
hundredand fifteen acres, and bounded by lands
of Captain Robert Cunning gllan,, r. Y. Nicely,
and Elizabeth Edwards. To this ira belongs
one landing of Neeys Ferry and through it
pass the stage rouies from Laurens C.. Fl. 10
Abbsville C. H., and from Aiken to Greenrille
One other tract ofland, situate in tie District
of hbbeciils, on Little Mulberry Creek. waters of
Saluda River, containing one hundred and
eighty seven and a half acres. and bounded by
lands of Doctor P. w. Connor, Thomas w.
Williams, and others.
One tract ofland, situate in Abbeciltc District,
in the vicinity of Cokesbury, coItaining Sc
venty mine acres, and bounded by lands Of
Daniel r. Beacham, Stephen Hernton, and
others. This tract is ad dining very 6ne mi
neral .pring.
One other tract, situate in the District of Ab.
bc1lie, about half mile from CokeSbury,
containing twelve acres, and bounded by lands
of Thomas w. Williams, and others.
also,
Forty-five likely Negroes, amongst which are
two Blacksmilhs, one Carpenter, and many
very likely field hands
also,
Forty bales of Cotton.
One thousand bushels of Corn.
A quantity of Fodder.
Ten Mules.
Cattle. Hogs.
A Yoke of Oxen, and Cart.
One Road Wagon.
Blacksmith's and Plantation Tools. &C., &c.
1erms.-'rhe lands above described will he
sold on credit of one. two, and three years;
the purchaser giving bond and approved secu-
rity. and mortgage of the premises.
The personal property will be sold on cre-
dit Of twelve months; the purchaser giving
bond and approved security.
Cost to be paid in Cash.
The sale will be made or the premises first
above described, near Neey's Ferry.
BENZ. Y. MARTIN, c. E. 4. D.
Commissioners Office.
Sept. 3OM, 1879 35-i.
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FALL AND WINTER
q @Q0D S

THHHE Subscriber is now receiving from N.
York, general assortmen, of Seasona.
bic Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, viz
Black, blu, brown and fancy colored
Broadcloths,
Cassilneres and Satine,s. Kentucky Jeans,
Mkt. gray and plaid Servants Cloths,
24and GA Circassans and Merinos. assorted
colors and qualities,
Plain and figured Bornbazins,
White, green, red, and yellow Flanuels,
70 and IA Apron and Furniture Checks,
French, English, aud American Prints,
Furniture do.
Plaid German Ginghams, "a new style,)
Black Gro de Rhin, Gro de Swiss, and
Italian Silks,
Figured Silks,
Diapers, Irish Liners, Lawns,
Merino, Thibet. PLAID Silk, Picnic, Chally,
Robroy. and Prusian Shawls e. Hdkfs.
spital6eld Pongee and Flag Silk Pock. do.
Dim. Cambric do.
Verona, Fancy and Madras Hdkfs.
Bonuets, Hoods, Gloves. Hosiery,
Oil Cloths. Carneting.
Baskets, Band-Boxes. Knives, Scissors, &c.
Also, a quantity Of 81, "A, 5-4 brown Shirt
ings, Sheetings, and Drillings, for sale
by the bale or piece, very low.
Cotton Osnaburgs, Dufi and Whitney Blan-
kets. &c. SC.
The Public are invited to call and examine
his assortment.
JOHN o. B. FORD.
N. B.-After the 1st October next, the Sub
scriber will remove his Stock Of Dry Gooos to
the New Brick Store. between the Store he now
occupies and Mr.. Hnbbard's. J. 0. B. F.
Hamburg, Sept. IA, 1889 tf33
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVTLLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Icnnc Rrnnnh ArrAcuMrHr
Attachments:
Debt.
Isaac DIuuCH,

Archibald Hamilton. Assumpsrr.
FENHE Plaintif'in this case having, this day,
H filed his declaton in the Clerks Office
and the defendant having no wife or orattorney,
known to be in this State. upon whom copy
ofthe said declaration may be served: There.
fore ordered that The said Defendant do appear
and make his defence within year and nday
from the filing ofthe said declaration, or final
and absolute judgment will be forthwith awar-
ded against him.
JNO. r. LIVINGSTON, C. c.F.
Chrk's Office,
May II. 1S39 B&T aeq l6
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State of South Carolina.
IN THE COMMONPLEAS.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN TUE HnMM0N PLEAS

Tism@, P"@R i l. F"Se,, I"e; VS. Attachment Assumpsi'
VS.. Park j. Fowler. ''''"e''' ''P''''
Is HE Plaintiffs in the above cases having this
! day filed their declaration, and the Defcn.
dan,s having neither wives nor attorneys.
known to he in this State, ordered, that ifthe
said Defendants do no, appearand make their
defence. within year and a day from this
date, final and absolute judgement shall be
forthwith given and awarded foi the said
Plaintiffs in attachment.
JAMES WARDLAW, C. C. P.
Clerks Office,
Nov %, 1888 R&T ado IS
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State of south arollna.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IM tHlE CnMMON pI EAS

IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Wade Speed. surviving pariperl
of Watkins d Speed, Tor the Attachment
use of John Watkins, in
vs DrDt.
Ado!phus J. Sale.
John Watkins, Admr. of H. M. Attachment
Watkins, III
VS.. Same. Assumpsll.
YHNHE Plaintiffs, in the above stated cases.
4 having filed their declaration iii my OF.
fee, on the tweny-second day of November,
1888, and the defendant having no wife or al
lorney known to be in this State, upon whom
a copy of the said declarations can be served:
therefore Ordered, that The said defendant do
appear and make his defance within year and
a day from the filing Of the said declarations: or
final and absolute judgments will be awarded
against him.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, C. c P.
Clerks Office.
Feb ID, 1885 w&P $40 age 8
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N CD { 4 C. e

YEyHE subscriber. living upon Wilson's
q Creek, four miles below Cambridge
offers for sale his whole Tract of Land. con-
tuining 525 ncrcs, more or less; ofwhich there
arc abou, 200 acres cleared and suitable for the
cultivation of cotton or grain. On the pre-
mises there is comfortable Dwelling House,
with al other necessary ont buildings. The
terms of sale can be known by making applca-
ion to The subscriber. F. ROSS.
Aug. s. IT, u.
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liCu VIII uc uISpOSSu VI w IcdsOudUIC lSiliSy
-
Broadcloths of various qualities,
Cassimeres, Sattnets. do do
Kentucky and Cotton Jeans, do
Gleurock Jeans, and Linseys, do
Merinos, and Clrcassians, do
French, English and American Furni.
ture Prints,
Bombazines, various qualities,
Flannels, do do and colors,
Black, co!ored and plaid Silks,
Sewing Silks, all colors and qualities,
Patent Flax Thread, do do
Spool Cotton Thread, do d.
Swiss, book, striped and plaid MusIins,
Apron Checks, various qualities,
Shdwls, a good assortment,
Hosiery, Gloves, Combs, do do
Handkerchieis good assortment,
Stocks. Linen Bnsoms and Collars,
Brown dressed Shirts and Drawers,
White, black, and colored Cambrics,
Linen. Diapers, aud brown Table Cloths
Fringe and Dilnity Furniture,
Paid and striped Domestics,
Hartford, Amosking, & Trenton Tickings,
Bleached and brown Shirt 'gs,
Do Shee,ings,
Ribands, of every description,
Brass aud Whaiebone Busks,
Corsets, corded Skirts,
Silk and Cotton Velvets,
Satin Vestings, &c.
Band.boxes, Bonnets, Hoods,
Hats and Caps, Shoes and Boots,
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

VIM. Marlborough.
ENHE Plaintiff, in this case, having this day
IL filed his declaration, and the Defendant
having neither wife uur attorney within this
State, upon whom copy Of said declaration
can be served; Ordered, that the Defendant
plead thereto within year and day from this
publication or the said action will be taken pro
confesso against him.
GEO. POPE, c.p.
Clerks Office. Oct "a 1888 daq 43
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CROCKERY RARES.

CRUCKERY WARES,
knd great many articles TOO tedious to
mention.
We respectfully invite our customers, and
the public generally, to give usa call. Wecan
and ,rM give them great bargains. We also
return them our sincere thanks, for the lbc ral
patronage bestowed on us, up to the present
time-hoping Cor further continuance Of the
same. MITCHELL g. RANSOM.
Hamburg, Sept 26, 1889 tf35
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Prospectus Of the Second Votume.
Embrllished with splendid Ensravings, and
Enveloped in Printed Covers.
TEE AUGUSTA MIRROR
a Semi Monthty J0uina
Devoted to Polite Literature. Music, DC.
BY WILLIAM T, THOMPSON,

n CcmE"OHuHy ooof"ueI
Devoted to Polite Literature. Music, &c.
BY WILLIAM T. THOMPSON.
The SUCCESS which ha- attended the abnve
publication and the very Iiberai patronage
" whi:., l.as been extended 10 the FIRST Volume,
has induced tile publisher to make every effort
IN his power to render the work still more
worthy the patronage Ola Southern Public.
With this view, arrangements have been made,
by which lie has secured the assistance of a nu-
nlerrus list of correspondents, with whose co.
operalaG he no rs TO be able TO render the
second Volume Amos! entirely original in its
contents, as well as southern in character.
While he would avoid making promises, which
he might lack the ability to perform, yet his
confidence in his present resources, enabies
i!im tn assure those who have encouraged him
BY thei patronage in the infancy OF his under
taking that if they hav' been satisfied with the
pas they will not fail tn be pleased with the
Second Volume oil the Mirror.
The Second Volume which will be published
on the llth May. viii be considerably lyimproved
in arransementaud ~ biographical appearance,
and will be printed on paper Of All excellentand
unfit I'm quality, though no material change
will he made in the plan Of the work.
The ensuing Volume will be enveloped in
nea;ly printed covers.
Tcrns.-The Mirror is printed in royal
quarto form. on good paper, and on fair type,
and is issued every other Saturday evening, at
SO in advance, or $4 at the end of the year.
Eacl. Volume co, tains Tirenty-Sir numbers. or
tro hundred and eight royal qnarto pages, in-
cluding trenty.sir favoriIe pieces of Music, az
ranged either for the Pianoforte or Guitar:
comprising, in all, more reading matter than IS
contained in t,uo thousand common dnodccimo
pages.
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ESSt of Letters

I'D EMAlNlNG in the Post Office al
AG Hamburg, S. c., on the lst of Oe-
tober, 1889, not before advertised.
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State of south arOIlna.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
John Middleton,
VS.; FOREIGN ATTACHMENT
LortanGeddings
TEyHE Plaintiff in the above case having
n this day filed his decara'inn. and the De-.
fendani having no wife or attorney known Ia
be within the State. upon whom copy of said
declaration, with rule to plead could be serv-
ed: It is Ordered that the said Deiendan, do
appear and make bis defence in the aforesaid
action. within year and day, from this date,
or final aud absolute judgment Willie awarded
against him. ,oo
Clerks Office, Nov. / =, 1888 dq 40
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State or 'ONtn aF0IIIltl
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Harral, Wright g.. Co.
vs.. Attachment.
William Marlborough.
TNHE plaintiffs having this day filed
d their declaration in my Office, and
the Defendant having no Wife or Attorney,
known 10 he within the State, upon whom n
copy could he served; it is Ordered, that the
said Defendant, who is absent from, and beyond
the limits Of this State. do plead or make his de-
fence, within year and day from the pmbli-
cation of this Order, or, in default thereof, final
and absolute Judgment shall he awarded against
him. GE'' POPE. C. c.P.
f'f,54i fss 4 isss: 49, }x.o $3.50 nq. >
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EsSg of Letters

EtS1 of Letters
I'D EMAINING in The Post Office, al
Ae Edge6eld, October l, LS39.
A. Nj.
Allen, John C. Miner, Mrs. Nancy
Is. Mathis, Simeon
Boulware. Fl. Maysou, II. II.
Bacon, Thos. G., 2 Mobley, Wn..2
Bush, Johu Mccall, lI,Rev.J .W.,3
Buzzard, John S., McHulI, John
Bell, VIM, 3 Mcdonald, b. f.
Baggs, John, 8 Moss, w. II.
Burnett, Roht. Mays, Dr.. R. G.
Barrontun, Mary Mitchell, William
Body, Nathan Miller, John
Bleadsoe, Julius Minis, Is. T..
Burke, Dr.. B. Matheny, John
Bauskeu, John, = MedIock Rachael
Butler, a. P. Hou., N.
4 Mobiles, Nancy
C.. Mobiles, Mark
Calhoun, james NJ. o.
Clarke, AarouA., 2 Odom, Mrs. EIiza'th
Coleman, ii. w. Oneal, Richard
Covar, Lewis Owens, Stephen
Courtney, P. p.
D. Powell, John W., 9
Dorm, George Preston, Mr.. Cluck
G. Merchant
Gray. Thomas a. Prothro, E. D.
Glascock. Thns.O.3 Pardue, Sarah
Galloway, PeIer 9.
Garrett, H. w. QuarIes, John B.
Green, Cynthia Quarles, Sarah D.
II. r.
Hord, Greenvile. 2 Randolph. Miss E.A:
Holesomehack, DIX. Roper, Francis
Hollis,er, Mrs. c. Roshel. Robt.
Harrison, Mrs. Mary Richardson, Ham.
Hullingsworth, in. :.
Hughs, John, Esq. Swaun, Y. T.
Harrison, Benj.N. Sharpton, Alex, 3
Holloway, ,Mrs.S.,3 Saaceann, J.
Hill. Mrs. Mary Samuels, Walker G.
Huehs. Miss S. K. Stephens, jeremiah
Hughs, Mr.. W. L. Skenall, Abel
Hill, Henry Salcher, Hannah
Harris, Benjamin Sigh, Mrs. NJ.
Harden, Miss ]. F. Stone, William
Holloway, Caleb 7.
Huffman, Henry Tibballs. Mr.. o. w.
j. Thompkins, James
Jackson, Rhoda W. Thompkius, WIN.
Jones, Miss Susan Thompson,Joshua NJ
Jennings, Robt. u.
X. Upson. M.
Kirklan, Mrs. N. v.
Key, Richard S. Warn, lsac
Key, Thomas G. w.
L. Walker, Wm.. 9
Laburde, DR. Nj, 2 Walker, w. 6.
Loughe, J. A. C.. WiefaIl. A. T.,
Litlleion, VIM. Walls, Miss Amy,2
Leilner, C. B. Wright, Jacob
Lawton, James A. Weaver, John R.
M. FRAZIER, p. M.
Oct. 3. 35. 1907 C c35
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IOuClt lSoOf iiut OCt'
4.
Anderson, Robert, 6
Adams, Nancy, 2
Atkinson, Elisha
Allen, Andrew
Afford &Co., Mpssrs.
Anderson, Allen
Anderson, George
Anderson, Auna
Adams, D. l..
B.
Boswell, George
Brown, " m. V.
Bowie. J. S.
Barker, Edward
Banlla, Mr..
Cloud, S. B.
Curry, James
Chearhan, MrsM.A
Curry, Benajah
Chai:iu, II.
Cobb, MISC harI. 2
Clark, Samuel, 2
Cluud,Carroll A., 2
Cnuw, Cornelius, 2
Coleman. H. w.
Collier, Wiley
Carlove, Lorenzo
ID.
Day, Miss Eliza
Delaughler,C r,CaptA2
Delaushter, Susan'h
Z. & +.
Ednev, Winsou
Fair. John H.
G..
Gosage. Henry
Goldworth. S. G..
Gallaber, James
Geiser, DIR. w. w.
Grant,, Mrs. Ann
Green, H.
Gardner, Satpl.
Holcombe, Jas. H.
High,ower,J Joseph
Huger, Col. J. 4.
Harrigal, Mrs PAUL.
Hill, Joel D.
Hall, l..
Hahlbohn, T. w.
Hamburg, S. c.
@ Persons aoi
cboue list, ,0iN say
JOHN w VA
Hamburger, s. C.
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)rt advertised.
Hundl'y, Thos., 3
Henderson, Mi>sSA2
Hammond, john 2
j., K, & l..
Johnson, j. NJ.
Kelsey, Chauucey, 2
Kemp, A.
Lamar, MissMartha2
Lanier, Silas'
Livingston, NJ. C..
Liddell, Jas. T..
Lewis, And. w.
Liml,ecker, Jesse
Lanhan,, Josiah
Lanham. Reason
Lewis. Miss EIiza',I,
LanilallI, William
Nj.
maher, NJ. D. 2
Mathis, Nancy
Morris, P.
Mendeuhall, DR.. MI.
Cormick. D.. &Cn
Martin. w. T.
P. g. @.
Pond, Henry
Palmer, Rev. Dr.. BIN
Price, Thos. S.
Quarles MrsSarahB.
r
Redfeld, Mrs. Eliza
Rabe, Mrs. Jane Ann
Reams, Mrs. AVA.
ReeS, Thos. e.
Rodgers, Henry
Riddle. james
S. Il T.
Swaine, R. v.
Sales, Jackson
Saldovia, T. G.
Smith, 'rhos. l..
Stevens, DR..
Tribhle, Ben.
Turnipseed, Bart.
VI.
Wardlaw, F. H.
Wakemnn, JolIu s.
Walker, BENZ. w.
Welcl,. MissEIiza'lh
Williams, G..
Westendurf,, Chas.
Y.
Yonnghlood,. Amos
shing letters from the
!hey are advertised.
p. NJ.
lll0l) Sc
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NEW DRY GOODS.

FROM New YORK AND HARTFORD, CoNN.
YHNHE Subscribers are now receiving from
q. New York and Hartford, Conn.,, and will
continue to receive thereirom, aud keep on
hand at all times, complete assortment of
Fancy and Staple,
.NcE EHo DR Y GOODS, Sc.
which will b. disposed of on reasonable terms,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-05
, REPORT OF THE
Tmwwam msvm~e., fs~~a \.

G0EV1~ WEvOEc0 Oa90s
TUST received aud for sale NJ the Book
81 and Variety Store Of A. A. L0RD-price
% ceniss 'en B. July {. )
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-05
NOTICE.

VsHE inhabiiauls Of the village Of Litch-
= field. qualified to vote in village meeting,
are hereby warned to attend Meeting OF
said Village. on Tuesday, Sd day OF Septem-
her next. ut 3 O'Clock, p. n. ut the Court
House In said Village, for the choice Of off,
GERS for the current year. 10 consult upon the
expcdiency Of laying q tax Tor the ordinary
expenses Of said village, and 10 DO any other
business proper to be done at sntd Meeting.
SYLVESTER GALPIN, Clerk.
LitckfelA, Aug. %, 1880. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-05
z3roadclothsd Summer Goods.

Ts1HE subscriber can accommodate those
l. in want, with almost every color, quail
ty and style Of Broadcloths and Cassinaeres-
also, some superior quality plain and figured
very pretty light Vestings, and dark Vestings
of different styles; Italian Cloths, Grass cloth,
Brown Linen, plain and ribbed white Linen
Drillings, with every variety Of Summer
stuffs, for sale cheap.
July IL. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-09-05

DLACK and Blue Black Bombazincs and
- Silks, Mouslin de LANES. Printed Lawns,
light and dark Prints, ShawIs and dress
hdkfs. brown and white Linen Table Cloths,
Linen Napkins. Burlap's Russia Sheetlng.
brown Linens, Irish Linens, Black Italian
Cravats, Linen Collars, Linen Cambria and
fine Cambria hdkls. l. LAWRENCE.
August %. l 10