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ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of uaRrFORD, CONN.
Agency mt Hichnond. yiruirin

ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF uaRTFORD, CONN.
Agency mt Hichmond, virginin.
'V'hiS Company was Incorporated IN the wear
1878 with perpetual chatter and tap,,i of = 200 non
n,s, in'.r against 10. OF damage by Gro dwelling
d1s IN general the u'o., favorable terms '
Any l- wh'h tie Company ri-qne. taken at
tn, as"i'y, vi" b~ adjusted with p'o,i'r AM i@ralty
Applications for insurance renewal ~ toiee. may n
,ds 70 u. sn-rr' WHO has been fully appointed Asen, ff thu
H. BALDWIN. Agent.
u" 30 Under she Exchange IIu,.l
GREAT BARGAINS IN BOOTS, SHOES. TRUNKS
CARPET BAGS &c. &C.
Hhoiesaic aud etaII.
VI W. take tins occasion again 20 remind hcnl-
<: ~; :::; =: ;3t C =: ;
oANI ard purchaser. generally before they ry
ng,vE- " ~ " "''"
FOR LADIES.
Ladies' vey superior French Morocco Kid slprr part Nc
Ladies' very French Morocco Walking Shoes. d.
10 do seasSn ausi ND do
Do fine French Morocco and Md Ba.kn.
do do Caf.sn ,uekskin snce. '' -
DO eo'"ued NORGE zee; shPoeI, whit and white satin Do
"enilnen- superior Calfkin AMI Morocco Ss Root, MIL
do Cafskin Boot- I'd and an qualities ~
Do low priced legged and s-Ned Boot.
do very superior Caliskin Morocco Brog,ns Mil.
Do and Kir.D ,o,,o DO ri light :, Shoe. d
po fine Bues'An shos. ami slpfers
MISSES.
Misses very fine French Morocco shipper.
DO Do DO Do AMI 10 s. Mals1"S Bot 49, e.
do do do sea-kn Lslurrr wakn- slo-s
BOYS.
noy'- very hne Cal.kr Brogan. and Shoes
n' do do kipskn do do
Do lned AMI bound, pesred AMI .ew,,l Broeaus
''' u'eh unbound Ieescd and ,ewel d.
"% mD' "a'h'r jagged aud -ewe'i wsr-,
DO do KID ana Morocco sipse. do
Mems lined and bound pesged AMI -ewei KIP Rros,p,
bp do do do Shoe
DO thick unbound perred AMI .cwsa Began,
DO ""ek Pessei and -e~ea Boots
general assortment Of Chrons and snee At all p,c
ALSO,
,'.i'" lri Leather ami Wool Frame Travelling Trunk. 81,
l."f carpet Travelling Bags NIlc. Trunks. ,r ami Ir p,
mfappns Paper shne Thread assorted sl,o. ,o,.- r,tng
'1' ituhAs, an -th", * u. BURLINGTON : CO
wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia Boots Sir. sr
- Mansion liou--.
on COTTON AND SUGAR.
GU I0hhd y. o. sugar-r.,..y,,o. 49,, t-..p -, ~
t'p -"I NnEIiIAM McGRUDER 60.
Rish Linens, medium ami -lp.rfnc Ir, Linen.
c,'. ~. i'nagr Barckie's unlesi d. beautiful ar-t.
aP 90 KENT KENDALL s. ArwArER.
'AssMERIs-ioO pieces Fancy Corded C,.,,u.re - j.
sue ana Wool Ik d. comprising The rpe, ost beautiful
'"iS'' OF uete ''oois We have ever had uy
ap ~ KENT, KENDALL q ATTATER
HAR AND IRON.
| Il N Tons Superior Counir, Bar Iron
- W 80 10 Pug Imn-ior sa, by
ap - SHIELDS soMERvHIE
| w iilIE and Brown Havana Sugar roce,y,no
! W by schr Tu'caroa, AMI Ior by
app" JOHN y GORDON.
GROUND PEPPER-Ihc purr article ,,nr5-,,., o., ~.
~ Hop Mills IN TO- paper, fnr sae by
apeo PEhKE, JONES = WINSTON
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MADEIRA, sherry aud Port Wines.

nndcira- sherry aud Port Wines.
VIE subscribers take pleasure attention Of I'm. tad.
and their friends gen"y, recently made v, Nh
the Mess blackburn 70 genun. the different
qualities 4 Madeira Sherry this place which tlv cr
with e0sene" and pleasure Ts long ari no, re-
icahe Standing II the Mers blackburn guarantee that any
order for their Wine Will be compliance with ,ar..
tent The subscriber" orders Maderas Of In. ssl.
ton Of Me-sr- George AMI Robert Of Madeira for
the OIL Reserve LONDON Particular London Particular
Serct Bua Malny and Tnta for Sh.res ami Pom from
Mercy ana oon selected by MeS-rs au,euan Forster A 90
i"' inni OF Se"- AMI Port have opportunity through tins
ageneyto command the AMI 4 ahI- OF tl. different
quahie- AMI prccs can De- seen % application 20
NH = DUNLOP. MONCURE co. Agents
EcEIvED AMI opening day,a lot Of Misses beautiful col
u y ored Gatc and Halt They are indeed ,,. an,
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~, Ncw ,.aw ,,o,,,, g., pr..

~ New LAW EooL> i'm Press.
IL hE subscriber WIN shortly
Iowards Report OF the g. supreme Count vol Tl.i Ia,
tn Reporter appointed 1y r- Court
English common law Reports aud a. edited by Hon
lhonil' Seargeani an Hon Thomas Mexican r,ut
, Nn'il'n Ia" Macazin' No wil be- read, days
frce :; per O. advance
New Law Work. constantly received from par Of this eoun
~ AMI from EnPlnd
Puhhc and private Law Libraries supplied upon the most reasons,
Dc "Ius' SMITH, DRINKER . NORRIS
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for 'hc removal md permanent cure OF MI dis
eases arising from impure stat. OF the
Flood. ar hnbit Of the system. viz:
Scrofn or Kings Evil rheumatism. Obstinate Cu,p.ou Fr
tons Pinp-- Posues Face Bochss Bic. Chrome
sore bye" Ring Worm letter Sca Enlargement AMI
PAIN OF the bones ami Joints Stubborn Uesr. Syphtc Syu
toms selea OF Lumago and diseases arising from AN inud,
e u" OF Mercury Asces DroTy exposure OF mprlienes
m lite Al" Chronic Constitutional Disorder. will b. removed
by tins preparation
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

hINED AMI opening this day, beautiful col
"ed 6aicr and Halt Caters They are indeed rare AMI
-asihul J. T. WATKINS l. co Main street
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II. N. HU DIS ON,

. opce ON Nam Street, Squire aJore the Banks.
'" III "i-'aons on tbs Isei sauiy aud ptc-srva
non ana ih~S " b kn of lncorrptible Teeth -inFy OF in
va" s. on III" n approved plans Refer 10 IN. R-vI Or Pi
, heN p iInp liubhari Gardner u. g. BaLiwin
p'' f,niriayn" br H. g. Csisi aDd George Watson NJ H.
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- received r"r shcr Ieonnc from New very nice
- lo' nj Smoked Beef AMI Cot Fisi-ior sale
~ ST ROYAL = MoRG ~.
SMITH, DRINKER y MORRIS
HAVE lust RECEIVED
n Tie frlctcal Christian. by Il. Sl.rt-k II u
\ Ii-ll "a Ca'r-hi-iu.
thntari. and o'l'r POEMS ~ J. Augustus SHEA
Tie Letters of lowtsc-. ai,res-ei h. Jt' q. Calhoun
n" HaTsrs Family Library. Natural History Of Insects
No Hannah Nooro's Works. IllTsr's Edition.
No o Brand"s Encyclopaedia
No 2O HaTrers Library select Novels
The Neighbour. hy Mar Howt
Hunts Merchants Magazine for Juv IN l.
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. 49, The Htctiest Dollars worth vet.
w HANbOIfI has received Supply OF Nounln's
a. R7mhss Yucatln travel through th P.prsu,
including visit TO e remarkable en- chen Ri,h Zsyi
ana 'sl with 90 eugpvurs vols Price only cents pr vo
lno ~ il mosi interesting AMI valuable works ever issued from
We Anfncan pres '-Haffls Roarisr.
twill occupy prominent place every library m The coun
Nsr UgrLI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

Spirits TJHPENTINE-is Bbls spint.Tuurntin,
~ bet Northern just received, forsle 10y
mp ~ ALEX pI-yNt L Cp
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0TTshN,
- received pr railway, th. following, ,l..,bt. ,.o,-
" t"uhri SILKS ~ the latest importation.
Rich Dress Silks, beautiful .f,l..
Bin AMI blue blk waiered Pou A, -,
BIZ and blu. blk Maiioni L.uar.
BIN atal blue blk Bazonne.
Blue black satin Strip, do
Rich medium and low priced M1,..l,,s
Ashhurton AMI Lislc Thread Ia-.z
figdand plain EusSel an, patent N.tt IN, S,,
bh AMI White hotlir M0har "a -, -
jsi4 ~ " -
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" That old iaNouie and sterling remedy only tr. orr
sina AMI genuine EOWANB'S IMPROVED TONIC MIXTURE
~ounveTs1y AMI fsvouaby tWev. wear. t a.
III" great and only permanent that wr,ch, Is
undated by m-ier> ON all sides ati way possible That
can Iust thcm from being 10 N, lw-th uanr-
Tome Mature IA" appearance AMI quantity hound The
dse the directions for remarks g. being
neat Co the t,ooye. even o. o. b. y,
careful what they purchase, deception fresh iu
received los GASNpp a VIII '''''
jess door above Tavern sole Agent. m r edmond
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w can store hundreds hlgslyat Tobacco more Al
w AHd"rsnu- Ware Hou, wi-r, % taken iu direct
y from The tsais free ofdrayage FRED. ANDERSON A co
June .. Isi3 n, =
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extensive stock Of goods ne for their I'm b,i IN
os neI stock on hand At advance upon cost, en@
~ 20 ilee II 10 a. small rs pob. prevous n,
call. = ID, tt,i r., a,e invited IN
ic - MAJ -. -" -, NlNS q 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-01

CALHOCN'S SPEECHES.
w RANDOLPH has received sale Speeches of John a.
e. Calhoun from 1911 20 The present time.
\ ouhp-t,ocnpluc1l Statistical and Hi.torc,-of the
various Countries place. aH principal natural o. -rts On Tho L
by HMtulocl with lag" maps No. received p4r - rf.
cts. ~ ''' "''''' ID
Shakespeare, complete. -
Part S'L Martin ChuzzyWI by Boz t. els
10 Nos. Al.sous Euroia cts.
Nos Brnuds Encyco - cts.
Noic" rou the Vintage force of Nsrnu- l
ofwlo think ani feel, by Mr.. Hills. ~ cts. ~
ANANA SEG\Rs-guUu Havana S.g,r- -t,. tr,rI y,.,
TeceveIaui for sale bow go
jus INIors , pRnrurs
- ELLING Cheaper than ever
~ 10000 yards brown Cotton Clotii at g. g. r- r rfs
1000 go 40. and Manchester Omaha.
O,OOO DO leaclei Cotton Cloth. q . - a.
Apron Checks AMI Furniture rhids
flln Leaf Hats ly 90. dozen
Enaalng id-ng. variety
Brown lwl n,Jch,l Hamilton Siiceting
Russia aud Binds Eye Diapers
launsk Table Diaper. very cheap
Hail bcichcd do
Satin Diua.k Naikus
bIown French Linen. very Cheap
Brown do Drilling. Tor boys
10000 yaus The cheapest Caico+s ever known
Received md for SHE ty
b. - W MEREDITH
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NEW ash Ia TemperanCe.-A voice i.1n thu vintage.
~ or the force ct example, adir.i who think and
feet by MIR En-, aui1rrss -yys of England c-I.s ts
s'ngle copy or $40 go hunir7i-for sae by
u ~ NV. RANDOLPH
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VOLUME 30. NUMBER 20.
SARATOGA "UNION- SPRING

M wafer oil TINS Spring having recently nj
= 'nr aurhton Of large number Of the vi.,,,. n, ~
1sa' ' It, effects on III" system being ,t,e,.,.I -, -,
Aply results IN variof' dsea.S prpp.,o, g., -,
'''' ~ ny on" OF our most eminent Chemists. a. -.
OF winch proves II IN be Snsr ,p.p,y '''
IhR- 90 s'R'r""" AMI A. such nov, ofE.,~i q, 49,
we'd for sale BY e ~ ,IPy P, t,s Just rcesi-
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trsh supplies constantly receiying-ani in Refrig.,,,r t,
'' ',, Pu'-t We have them always pleasantly cooled
4 f,tst,.
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RACoN.--,O00 lbs Mountain and Wes,srr,
Bacon hog roundl Just received which we in,,i .r'
customers. pr NEp tCrSps 'ls' 10. uI 20 punciti1i
q NlNSIoN,
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w t.Wn, us us received a fresh supply of Ira
=. N'luns IrhSs with rollers very low prc.s 70, -,
I. ~ JUDAH MYERS 4 CpS
tleap h0e MI Tripk s,,..
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2 ssh Bl-A'k AND CoLORED BIrSKiNs-Ti, .,t-,,
AZ. mo-" opening variety kinds M.ss' Ri,.E - -
!. - 49, "'"S ''''es- &c J. T. WATKINS & co
o ~ btrh uo, Nc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

The Steamer Sarah Barnes. The New Or.
leans Picayune in an extra gives US the particu-
lars of the loss of this Steamer near Galveston.
The loss was from leak in her hold, when the
Captain tried To run her into the Sabine river.
At half past ., p. NJ. the water, notwith.
standing their eXeTtions, had assembled 10 the
fires and the engine. Further efforts 10 coun-
teracl the leak We're therefore unavailing, and
TO save their lives became the concern of all ON
board. They then set about making RATS of
The cotton bales-iour bales TO a raft-and
dashed together some spars for other raits--
She was now sinking rapidly the lead was
heaved, and there were found six fathoms Of
water. There was no confusion ar complain
ing all seemed 10 be impressed with their per-
llous position, and To save their lives was The
object which engrossed their attention. Or
ders were given TO cast off the boats painter,
and while doing this, she suDk--it being then
forly-iive minutes past four in the afternoon.
There We're on board altogether thirty sous,
of these Is went on The rails and 10 took the
boat. OF the former, but FIVE were saved Al.
ter drifting about three days and three nights.
Two Of them landed on Galveston Island, and
the other three on Bolivar Point. or The lat.
Ter, but three perished-who were passengers,
Two males and f-msle-and they were lost in
the breakers, in landing from The boat on the
Goth.
The following is a list of The passengers
saved "A. G.. Ahell, bearer of dispatches B.
p. Hartshorn f. Pinkord and servan,;-
Charles Cloud, mate Tombson Royle, clerk;
Matthews, engineerj Steward, steward; Green,
cabin boy German, bar keeper; two deck
hands aud two firemen.
LosT-James Potter Fl. S. Dagget Judge
Blair Mr.. Boyd Or. Cosgrsve female UNI
known deck passengers Charles Franklin,
owner and Captain ;--- Dean, second EN-
gineeri Alex. Jibell Rock 9 deck hands; 2
firemen.
Mr.. A. G. Abel, bearer Of dispatches Mr..
b. p. Hartshorn Mr.. F. Pinkard, and Mr..
Matthews. first engineer of the Sarah Barnes,
all arrived passengers in the Galveston at New
Orleans, Oct. o. Is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

that the former has brought the art of man.
Guverlng TO the highest state Of perfection
and the latter that of swooning TO the most
desirable ultimatum. Mrs. II. also hopes
that the enclosed note WILL in some measure
compensate for the loss Mrs Marston sus-
tanned once through the careltssness Of a
certain Kate Clarendon, whom she will no
doubt still recoIect, although she did not,
perhaps, recognize her in the adopted
daughter Of Mrs. Liston."
The chagrin Of Mrs. Marston may be
imagined. We may again remark there are
many Mrs. Mansions but we need not COM
ment
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

Sands Sarsaparia will also remove and perma.
nently cure diseases having their origin in i'm
pure state of the blood and depraved condition OF
the general constitution, viz :-Scrofnla Kings
Evil in its various forms Rheumatism, obstinate
cutaneous eruptions, bIotches, biles, pimples, or
pustules on the face, chronic eyes, rngworm
or letter, scad head, enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers. syphIlitic symp-
TOMS diseases arising from an injudicous use of
mercury, female arrangements and other similar
complaints.
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands & Co, Drug
gists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, 273 Broad
way, corner of Chambers-st., New York, and for
sale by Druggists throughout the U. S. Price 81
per bottle, six bottles for s..
The public are respectfully requested 10 remem-
Der that it is Sandss Sarsaparilla that has and is
constantly achieving such remarkable cures of the
most difficult class of diseases to which the human
frame is subject and ask for Sandss Sarsaparilla
and take no other. 81
For sale by BUTTON Il CLARK, Brattleboro
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

have confidence in the representations made by
Martha Conlin and have full knowledge of her
case. ELIJAH r. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward of the city Of New York.
Dec. IA, 1912
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last 10
years, and hereby certify that The foregoing state
ment made by herself is correct
Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

place full confidence in the statement made by
Martha Conlin, having known her for the past 20
years. will cheerfnlly give any particulars in re-
!allOn to her case TO those who may wish further
Information. 81. Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, Prince-street, New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

know Martha Conlin, and have known Of her
suffering illness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-11-17

In the course Of the ensuing spring, Mrs.
Marston received the following note in an
envelope, tied with white fayors enclosed
was five dollar note -
LINDEN HALL, May -, lS-.
"Mr. Hartley's compliments TO Mrs. Mars
ton, and also TO Miss Amelia, and hopes
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L6tchAGeEd Enquirer:
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BY C.. ADAMS,

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers,
80 dollars per year, payable before the expiration of
DiK months.
To companies of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable above. To companies less than six,
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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 arrearages
IRE paid, except at the discretion of the editor
Notice of wish to discontinue must be given be.
1bge the expiration of year.
9F ADVERTISING. One square, three Insertions 81,
Eaf square, IS cts. Continuance over three weeks
20 per cent per week. A liberal deduction made fcr
advertisements continued 6or IL months.
* Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, I25
All communi cations must be POSTPAID.
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D1ED. in Watertown, March 18th, Mary, dnughte
of Lewis and Nancy JOhnsOn.. aged II years.
stood by the bedside of ths ynsg 6siIerer; diseas
had laid its wasting hand heavily and relentlessl
upon her, and death seemed as i were in waiting 70
the light of life to go out. lhad spoken with her tina
the time of her exit from earth and its transfer
scenes, was, in all probability, dawing nigh. Mus
ingly, yet calmly and fearlessly he seemed to ool
away into the great untried here fer; then turnin,
her languid eye with a bright expression upon me
she said. When am gone win you write for mt
some verses in the newspaper f Full at heart, an
swered with a simple Yes, for more could not say
After resting little, she said "Will you promise tt
write for me?'' Ipromised; md, with satisfied
and this, of me- was her last request. Considering
the promise binding, herewith essay its faIfmen,
Dust to dust is the fixed command
OF Him who gave lfe's breath;
And spirit away to the spirit land,-
Thy mission, this alone, OF death.
Then why art thou so fearful why,
So called, of terors king
Why, to cast off pain and sorrow, to die
And live again, SO dread sahing1
Mary, who could have seenihee gaze
Unmoved upon that shore
O0yOuu uSatn JOtudtA-tGeHHg tNaI thy udyA
On earth, though few, wefe we'll nigh DER
And learn'd from thee to teAs to die 7
To fear to cease to be
A child of earth to fear TO itare away
From time, and be-eterntlly.
But hadst thou nothing here 70 leave,
Claiming one fond regret
Nothing to make thy thirstiItg spirit grieve
That its LIES sun must 80 soon set?
Yes, much; for natures tiesare strong
Binding the spirit here
To earth in bonds of love and friendship long,
Yes, long as life remains held dear.
This seem'd to be IN thy young breast
The only confict,-mild,
Though warm and fervently Thy wish express d
Desire to live,-life to thee smiled
Enchantingly; many and kind friends
Were round thee,-the bright star
OF earthly hopes, with charms which distance
lends,
Illumed thy pathway near and far.
Thus crcumstanced, why vast thou call'd
To leave each friend sl0nt?
By this, shall we at deaths freaks stand appalld
Thinking his darts at random thrown7
No! He that sees each sparrow fall,
And numbers every hair;
He's Mary's God, and ours, and God of all,-
IT'S but his summons, dsaia. ye bear.
And shalt the gloom ye hang around
The precincts Of the deads
Make Us to dread to pass beyond that bound,
Thou servant of our Father. God
No! for there's light that lights tho gloom
Beyond this vale Of tears;
We know q risen Savior has burst the tomb
by faith. how brigh. that light appears.
Plymouth, March l043. b.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.
Geographical 7SntgtlIa.

Geographical 7EntgnIa.
am composed of AZ letters,
My 26 40 ~ is river in the Western States,
My IL 8 81 10 7 l2 9 is q volcano 10 South
America,
MY 96 . 30 IS IS 81 l6 II 50 3 10 q town In
Missouri,
My IS II 81 % is city in North America.
My 5 IS 10 50 30 20 is o city in South America,
My3 Is 81 81 is city in Europe,
My 36 "a % l6 81 is city in Asia,
Myi7 q 81 81 lie river in Europe,
MY 26 ii Is 50 81 a2is river in Asia,
My l "a 3 9 10 ~ 81 % 10 city in Afics.
My 10 26 4 . 81 is bay in South America.
My n 10 % 4 - 2 isa town in Peru.
My Is 9 ~ 10 "a is q town in Sweden,
My II II 80 is lake in British America,
MY 10 IL - IL 6 is tswn in Maine.
My5 40 9 % 26 is gulf in Hindossan.
My % II 81 l6 10 q river in the Russian Empire,
My "a - 4 IS is town in Missouri.
My 10 ii 10 . river in Louisiana,
My 9 Is "a Il l6 is town in Virginia.
My whole 10 paper published in = Ssats nearly
surrounded by Lakes.
(AasDer merit sneek,)
lEVHSy-SWO lcksCkS bOb Ctsl8AAse' .,
single word, or at most sentence Of less thsntwen
ty letters. should be taken]
Sam. is you asleep said one darkss 70 another.
mo. Col. what you wants r
'Iwants. If you has il, to borrow dollar
Re asleep
The Veksburg Wing hopes no one viii ares
Graves, the absconding Treasurer, 10 the GOverno
has offered reward Of 5000 for him, and there i
not q cent in the Treasury. The Wing ID in faSo
paying old debts. and opposed to making Osw ones.
LoSxs zHR BocT1."-A thiof cut the boot Of {
stare near PittsbuTg, Penn. on Sunday Ias'' an
s.Ols q trunk person who saw the operation, CAV
alarm, when the fnsncier dropped bis prize an
made or
What thundeEin' cruel pavement this Il" NM
ieSsd drunken man. keep hspin' up and hissiI
. SLEW dap ipthe hes!"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-05-04
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Hartford. Ct. GO State 50.

1VFVHE subscriber, having purchased the
u stock of Crockery. Glass Ware. &c, at
No. 60 State ST., will continue the business
MS successor to SAM'L G. BouGHToN, taking
date March LIST, 1913. The patronage Of
former customers of the establishment, and
that Of purchasers generally, is respectfully
solicited. JOHN s. GRAY.
Hartford, March 1s, 1643. 2m4S