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NEAPOIJTAN BONNETS.

4NI1fI O11T nv F1N74'- = =.
SN The undersigned, Paeniees and Manu-
~ faclurcrs oithe Neapolitan Bonnets, respect
fully inform the Trade that they are now ready TO
supply the above article Of the ates, styles and Of
superior quality in quantities 10 suit purchasers.
They warrant thai they can alter and clean The
Bonnet 10 appear equal 10 new.
BUYERS are cautioned against an inferior article
of,hc kind in the market (Thc genuine article
for which We received the silver medal III the last
Fair OF the American Institute, has our ticket
upon i.) Apply 10 Thomas Vyse, l73 Pearl
Street or al the Mandatory of
PATTISON, NOE g. CO.
No 25 Delaney Street, New York.
I'll, ,ppu,
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April 9-2awlm
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &C., &C.,
AT WHOLESALE, VERY CHEAP!
DAVID BURLINGTON begs TO call the
einia and North Carolina, particularly those
buyine for Cash, Ia his assortment OF goods
which is very complete, embracing almost every
article in the trade.
Having bought his goods perhaps as cheap
as others. he is determined 10 sell them for cash
or good paper at very low prices. An examina.
lion of his stock is requested from all in want
of cheap ard handsome goods: -
d. BURLINGTON,
hnril No. IS, West Main 81.
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DISSOLUTION.

TINE Coparnership heretofore existing under
| the firm OF Garrett X cambridge is This day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons in
!ebled to the late concern are requested to make
speedy payment, as it is very desirable that The
business should be closed rs soon as possible
ALEXANDER GARRETT
WILLIAM G.. cambridge.
p;cbrond March 9th 1919
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A NEW STOCK OFFSPRING DRY GOODS

HENRY JAMES, II. Number l67, Main
IL Street, Richmond, Va, is now receiving and
opening his Spring supply OF FOREIGN AND
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, embracing almos
every article, both staple and f,nep, usually kept in
similar establishments, and particularly adapted
tulhe Virginia and North Carolina trade Hav-
ing purchased them chiefly lor cash, he is conse-
quenlly enabled 10 offer great inducements 10 those
visiting this market tor their supplies; assuring
them thai they will find goods in The same qnanli-
lies, as low with him, as in This or any other mar,
KEEL. tiENkf JAME.',
Nearly opposite the Exchange Bank.
March 5l-c6w
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EIIr nprsS BOOTS AND SHOES.

FINE DRESS BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mills 6. Sons Make.
nUTNEY s. WATTS have just received
LOT OF ]. Miles & Sons beautiful Boots and
Shoes. suitable for summer wear. They are
made in The most splendid style, ont OF The very
finest leather We always keep good stock oil Inc
very finest Boots and Shoes, Tor gentlemen
We invite all in want OF superior nj ana
beautiful Boot or Shoe, TO give us call rre
April 8 PUINEf u 10
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Exchange Hotel, Richmond,

THIS establishment is being thoroughly re-
i paired and painted. Board per day 81 IS;
per week $40. The proprietor takes Ibis oprof-
tunity TO return bis thanks TO bis customers for
their liberal support, and will endeavor 10 meri,
their future appreciation.
FREDERICK BOYDEN
March % elm
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- PARASOLS! PARASOLS! PARA
S472cSOLS!-By The case, dozen or single one,
* the Cheapest in this City.
Country Merchants and others will find il
much 10 their advantage BY calling at our store,
10 examine our large and splendid assortment OF
Fanev and Staple Dry Goods; also Millinery
Goods, of every descripion-all which we will
sell cheaper than any other house IN ms CITY.
New Goods received twice week, by
JACOB s. BROTHER,
l4o. Main street, next door TO Messrs A. Du-
vaI s. co. April 7-l4t
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
SPRlNG SUPPLY.
BOOKS AND TJONEPY

=
g r. BARCLAY is now receiving his Spring
~. supply OF The following Goods having
purchased the principal part for CASH, enables
him 10 sell al much lower prices than formerly,
which S. t. B. is determined 10 do.
BLANK BOOKS.-A full assortment OF all
SIZES, made TO order of The best materials; such as
Ledgers, Day Books Invoice, Cash and Sales
Books, Journals, Check Books, Bill Books Re-
ceipl and Sherilis' Books and Memorandum
Books of all kinds, from CT cents each up
WRITING PAPER-l5O reams E'oosca p
and Letter Paper, ruled and plain, at the very low
price OF 81 - per rcam
BONNET BUARDS-Blue and white, very
thick and SUPERIOR very cheap.
SCHOOL BOOKS OF every kind published
a complete assonmenl-Primers, Spoilers, Arith-
metics, Biographies, Hislories-lhe best works
on Mathematics, Geometry, Algebra Surveying,
Philosophy, Chemistry and Botany
Qnills Ink, Steel Pens, Waters, Sealing Wax,
Inksiands, Letter Stamps, and in fact every ar,i-
Gle usually found in Bookstore, and sold as
cheapas any other establishment.
WALL PAPER, for Paper Hangings.-A
large supply Of various new patterns, and at IN
usually low prices; Flowered Bordering Paper
very handsome
Many other articles, too numerous 10 mention
which The public generally, and country mcr'
chants particularly, are invited 10 call and exa
mine. :. r. BARCLAY,
March % No Is, West Main Street.
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TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE
TTNDER authority Ut a Deed OF Trust for the
" purpose therein specified executed on the
Isl January, 1912, and recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Ilenrico county, we shall, on The iirs;
day of May nexl, al - o'clock NJ, expose TO sale
at public auction, on the premises the following
parcel of REAL ESTATE, or SO much thereof
rs NAV be necessary 10 satisfy The Trust created
BY said deed, viz:
A part of Lot No. &c., according 10 the plan
of the City OF Richmond known as The Toll
House Lot situated near the foot OF The Basin.
a part Of Lot No 42i, according 10 the sa,2e
plan known as the Brown and Walthal Lot, and
situated on the South side of The Basin
Also the site OF the Old CALICO Mills near
Richmond, with right 10 the perpetual use, ios
any mills or ether works 10 be hereafter erected
on said site, free from rent, Of 800 square inches
OF water 10 be taken from the Canal under a head
of Al feet subject 10 the navigation of The Canal.
and TO the right of the James River & Kama VIA
Company 10 draw The water from The Cana
whenever it is necessary 10 do so for The purpose
OF making alterations or repairs The gales snd
fixtures TOR drawing oil the water TO be adjusted
By The Company's officers, and 10 be kept up q,
the expense Of the owners Ui the site.
Proposals Tor the sale, privately, OF the above
property will be received by us, until The above.
mentioned day Of sale.
Terms made known al the sale
JOHN G. BLAIR,
JOHN A. LANCASTER,
SIDNEY s. BAXTER,
April 3-2awtis Surviving Trustees
TRUST SALE OF A BASIN LOT.
DY virtue OF deed Of trus, executed on The
ID Is, January, 1912, and recoried in TIE Clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court Of The city OF Rich
mond, /. SHALL on the FIRST day Of May next, at
II o'clock, NJ, expose 10 sale IN the premises.
small lot of ground on the North side OF aud
near the Basin, being paIi OF Lo, No. 40. az
cordins TO The plan OF the city Of Richmond, eEd
now occupied Is a coal yard By Messrs. Towne-
& Powell, tenants.
Terms made known al the sale.
JOHN A. LANCASTER.
April 3-2awtds Surviving Trustee
TO CONTRACTORS.
TINE President and Visitors Of the Virginia
Il Institution for the Education OF the Dca.
and Dumb and of The Blind, having been co,n.
PEELED 10 change their plan and specifications 81
The buildings, and 10 alter the time OF payments.
in consequence OF difference Of opinion ".
tween the Board Of Visitors ard Auditor OF Pu!'
lie Accounts, in regard 10 the construction ot Iac
law making the appropriation Tor lie completion
Of the buildings. and having declined railying
the proposition heretofore mace, aDd conditional
ly accepted By the Executive Commnrc VIII
again receive proposals until y O'Clock on TS's-
day. hc or d0v of .Ma ac1t. Tor the entire con-
petion OF said Institution.
The plans, specifications, time allowed 70 com
plete the contract and payments, may tc seen On
application 10 Mr.. John T. Smith, The architect,
who resides in the Institution
ALIEN H. "a. STUART.
NIGH c. KINNEY,
FRANCIS I. STRlRLlNG.
JAS. POINTS,
Executive Committee
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MIR. George r.. GIiddOn,

(F6rmerly United States Consul al Cairo,)
WILL commence course Of SEVEN Lee
w TURES on Egyptian Antiquities, accom-
panied by splendid Diagrams, at the Exchange
Concert Room, on MONDAY EVENING, 3ist
March, at 8 o'clock. The course will be conf
nued on April 3d. 9th, 9TH, 9th, 10th and l2lh
Tickets, with programmes specifying the sub
ects ofeach Lecture, for sale at the Bookstores OF
p. H. Taylor, Drinker g. Morris, ]. w. Ran
dolph e. Co, Nash & Woodhouse, Halpn &
Keller, at the Office ofthe Exchange Hotel, and at
the door. Gentleman's Ticket 81 so; Lady's 81,
for the course. Single admission so cents.
April 2-dtApl2
WARDEN HOES, RAKES, &c.-Those in
(T want ofthe above Goods can find good as
sortment at ia. GARRISON & cos,
No. Ill, Broad ST., Sign Of the Hand Saw.
April 10
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l,yEcuTnp,S NnrIcE

A LII persons indebted 10 the Estate of TuonAs
II RINFoRp, decd, late of Goochland county.
Virginia, will confer favor By making arrange
menis 10 pay,he same Al an early 4 lay as posi-
bic, as The money is wanted. Those having
claims agans, the Estate, either By no;e or &C
counts, or holding his name as security, will 60
well 10 advise me OF the tact, either personally or
by letter addressed 10 me at Flies Post Office,
Goochland county, Virginia.
VIM A. BINFORD,
Acting for Maolaline S. Bniorh
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nANIEL H. LONDON offers for sale all
- kinds of Brown Domes,ics at factory pri-
ces, and large and general assortment Of Bleach.
ed Shirtings, and 1914 Sheeiings,
April 10
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MANAGERS OFFICE-Drawing of the
lfl Pokomoke River Lottery No. Co.
&c % as 80 IA 45 81 fl rs 81 % IS 40
Half Ticket Nos. % 81 -, small prize of
$50 sold and paid by T. K. BIGGER.
Drawing Of the Pokomoke River Lottery, No. TO-
457 % Is 63 20 GO 60 10 81 Gil 46 az
10000 Dollars Of 2OOO-75 Nos, IL ballots
Drawing OF fine little Lottery comes by To-
days mail, (Friday.)-Capitals: $4,000, 5 of
1000, &C., sc. IS Nos, 10 ballots. Tickets s3.
The risk on package OF % whole Tickets is
only ss35; do halves II so; do. quarters, 8 10.
For sale by It. RUSSELL BIGGER,
April II Opposite Eagle Ruins.
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ing The city. Their stock is large and well Sc
lecied and they pledge themselves 10 sell al prices
which vii! give satisfaction.
Call al III, Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, sign Of
the "Hand-Saw."
March 81 ]. A. GARRISON & Co
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GRAND CONCERT,


EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM.
On Tais (FRIDAY Erening, I'm April ls45,
DY the Little Queen Of The Piano, Miss Jo-
ID sephine Bramson, assisted BY her sister,
Miss Harriet Bramson-the one aged 9. years,
and the other 6 years.
The following pieces will compose the even
lngS entertainment:
PART FIRST.
No. /. CARNATIONS Brillanes" for the Piano,
La Violette de Carafa, composed BY Herz-Miss
josephine
,. Due,to-Misses Josephine and Harriet
3. Variations Brillantes for the Piano, lie
pre- aux Clerts"-Miss Josephine. Herr.
PART SECOND.
|. La Rose, sur unc air Allemande, arranged
for the Piano with brilliant variations, by Hun
len-Miss Josephine.
2. Duetto-Misses Josephine and Harriet.
3. Variations, Brillantes de Concert, pour lie
Piano, par Czerny-Miss Josephine.
II Tickets SO cents-to be purchased at the
Exchange Hotel, at P. Fl. Taylors Music Store
and at the door on the evening Of the entertain.
ment.
II Doors open at nalf past 7-Concert to COM
mence al 8 o'clock. April IL
Certificate presented 10 Miss Josephine Bramson
by twelve eminent Professors Of Music in
Philadelphia.
"PHILAoELpHTA, Dec. 6, 1874
1--WE have had the pleasure of hearing Miss
josephine Bramson at a private party, and must
confess that We never heard child (or len years
OF aee) play on the Piano Forte with all the
iapidi.y, The precision, the steady time-keeping,
and The taste OF an adult professor; she throws
more force, also, into the volumes of her tones,
than We could have supposed her physical strength
could accomplish. We feel confident that she
destined to rival The greatest Pianist thus far
known.
5. Ehrlich, C. Jarvis
J. c. Cross Edw. Barton,
3 D. Coninci Joseph Pitcht,
+. Dorigo, C. F. Stolte,
A. Renheart Vincent Schmidt,
Z. F. Rudolph, Augustus Carusi"
Professors from Baltimore.
Samnel Carusi, Fl. A. Allen,
a. Petri, A. Metz.
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DANIEL II. LONDON offers for sale 500
~ pieces silk Hdkts, OF all kinds, and seven
cases Of cotton Hdkis. as well as a large assor-
ment OF ginghams Hdkfs. 10 cases Spool Cot
ton. April 10
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL. : The subscriber
" has School at his residence, in The coun-
" of Albemare, 5 miles above Scousvie, Tor
The instruction OF boys in the English, French,
Latin and Greek Languages, and would be glad
10 ee, three or four more boarders 10 his family on
the following terms.
Board pr session Of 10 months: $50
Tuition in English branches, 20
Do French, Latin or Greek 80
April lin THOMAS d. SHELTON.
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WOrthanl's Office,

Mo-, EXCHANGE PLACE, RICH
IN MOND, Virginia.
Lottery for This Morning.
To be drawn in the Exchange today at II
o'clock. Prizes: $4,000, 1852, 2prizes Of 900
3 of 500, , of 300, Of l00 &C., &c. Ticket,
Sl-shares in proportion.
Two Lotteries for Tomorrow.
First-Drawing comes per mail tomorrow
Capitals: $4,000. 5000, 1000, 1900, 1897,
1000, 10 prizes of 1000 10 of 300, 10 Of 200
25 Of $50, 25 OF 100, 200 OF 100, &C., &c.-Tick-
els 81.
Second-Rch and Splendid Scheme
$50 900 Capital Drawing comes per mail
Sunday. Prizes 100000, 10000 5000, 1000,
1892, 10 prizes OF 1000, 10 OF 500, 10 Of 1000,
10 Of AGO. 10 Of 300, 10 Of $40, l57 OF l25, &c.
Tickets Sl0-shares in proportion.
And to be drawn soon
April 1880, 900, 10000, 5000, 5000, 100 Of
1000, &c. Tickets 10 dollars
April 26-S300O0, 10000, 5000, $500, $500,
222S, &c. Tickets 10 dollars.
Tickets and packages in all the Lotteries adj
verlised by ]. G. Gregory q Co, for sale on the
same terms al This Office
N B. All orders confidential
April ii CHAS. WORKMAN.
T F. WORDS OFFICE.-A Tickle, worth
j 800 was sold yesierdav-Nos II 42 G5, in
New Jersey Lottery class 33-thc following are
the drawn Nos:
SO II IL Al "a 6l AZ GO 81 % G5
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra No. IS !:
IL 25 4s so 10 Al SO CO 81 So 5 IL 50 ca
Some fine prizes sold in this also If prizes
are wanted send 10 j. F. WORD,
April III Richmond, Va.
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Notice 10 Country Merchants
, F 4 K NJ { r 5

The subscribers arc now receiving
their SPRING SUPPLY of Foreign
and Domestic HARDWARE, CUT
LERY, &c., 10 which they respectful
" invite the attention OF Country
Merchants, Farmers, and others visit
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DANIEL H. LONDON offers for sale Edg-
IL ings Of all kinds
Three cases of Lawns for Ladies dresses at
very reduced prices, IA wide, and OF lovely pat
terms. Also, three cases OF fresh American and
English Cambrics OF every style and quality.
Anril 10
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.-Th subscriber
IN having established Steam Saw Mill at
Strawberry Plain, is prepared 10 cut and furnish
Lumber to order, al shon notice, and on reasona-
BILE terms. All orders left with James Yarrring-
ION will be promptly attended to.
ALBERT NJ. AKIN,
BY James Warrington, Agent.
From my associates in the trade respectfully
solicit call. A yard will be obtained, of whey
due notice will be giren.
Apri 3-dlf J. WARRINGTON,
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A FIRST RATE CARRIAGE DRIVER
n have for sale first rate Carriage Driver,
O. years old \. b. HILL,
anril ILL Bell Tavern.
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DANIEL II. LONDON offers for sale one
~ thousand sross bone suspender Buttons, and
a large stock of satin and lasting coat and vest
Buttons. Pearl, silk and thread shirt Buttons.
Anril 10
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TIME Annual Meeting OF The Stockholders Of
the "Frankln Manufacturing Company OF
Richmond" will be held at the Paper Mill on
MONDAY, the 18th April, AT 4 o'clock, P. M.
RICHARD WHITFIELD,
Anril It'd President
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FASHIONABLE
Spring Millinery.
MFRS. G. PHILIP would announce to her
INl customers and the public generally, The re-
cep, and opening of Spring Fashions for WE'D,
NESDAY next, 10th inst, to which she would
mos, respectfully call their attention.
April lid
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ROBERT HUDGlN,

HV0TnfN az IIuT,
WILL attend the Circuit Courts OF Hanover
w and Essex, and the County Court of Caro-
line.
Bowling Green, April II, lSi5-cw4w
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SELLING OFF AT COST!

$1,000 Dollars Worth IF DRY GOODS!
DlTMAN, PHILLIPS & co, late J. r.
i WHEATLY & CO, No. 1903, Main
Street, corner of 18th. street, having determined
to close their business in Richmond, offer their
entire stock Of new and desirable DRY GOODS
at prime cost some among Them will be sold
considerably ssthan cost. in order 10 close out as
speedily as possible.
Country merchants, and all others having cash
10 make their purchases, can save considerable
by calling early on ms, as we are determined 10
sell, il at a sacrifice. Don't forget corner store,
No. l03, Immediately opposite R. Fl. jenkins.
Apr 9-w3t P. P. s. CO.
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MARINE JOURNAL.

nARPER'S Pictorial Bible, No. D, reeeiv-
II ed by DRlNkER 6 MORkiS.
April III
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ApTlI I-W PTtSIueNt.
CPRING PANTS! SPRING PANTS!!-
- Just received few dozen French Cashmere
Pants. well made, and warranted TO fit well-ior
sale low at G. DUNSPAUGH & cos
April 10 No. "a, West Main street
THE CELEBRATED RACE HORSE TEXAS,
"A Will stand this season al Fairfield.
~ at Sl5 and SI2 if paid within the sea-
0N son. For particulars OF Pedigree and
Performances, see bandbills.
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900 DOZ. AXLE PULLIES at one dol
LUU lar per dozen. iron opening; and few
,russes OF brown Shoe Thread, all f1ax-lor sale
BY THOS. s. CHARLES ELLIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25
THE ENQUIRER.
LITCHFIELD, SEPT. 2S, Is45.

0s- The undersigned has disposed of the LrTcH- FIELD ENQUIRER to PAYNE KENYON KnBoURN, Esq, by whom it will henceforth be edited and published.
 In thus parting with our readers, we embrace the opportunity to express thanks for the very gen erous patronage extended to us during the period of three years and seven months, since the Enquirer came into our possession. We part with the es- tablishment with some reluctance, but with the satisfaction of knowing that it passes into able hands. under whose management the paper will be materially improved. Mr. Kilbourn is native of Litch6eld, and is not unknown to fame. It will be gratifying to his numerous friends in this ty to know that he has concluded to cast in his lot among us. We trust he will meet with the encour- agemeut due to gentlemen of his character and requirements ,.E
 Those who have paid in advance for the Epqui- Ter, will be credited on Mir. Ks books according ly and those who are in arrears for paper, adver- Using, or job work. will find US a. the Office during the present fall and winter ready to receive the balances due.
 CHARLES ADAMS
 Litch6eld, September g, IS45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25
THE FARMERs' HOLIDAY.
Litch6eld, September 25, 1s45.

The Annual Cattle Show and Fair of the Liteh- field County Agricultural Society will be held on Wednesday and Thursday of next week, the lst and 2nd of October. We trust the farmers of the county and citizens generally will do all in their power, to render the exhibition interesting and useful. . :@
 The exhibitionof Domestic Manufactures, we presume will not be less attractive than at preceding Fairs. The Ladies are engaged in this department, and whatever they undertake must be of a superior order. The display of their ingenuity and taste will attract the attention of all.
 ' We hope to see several large teams in from the neighboring towns, and marked improvement in the horses, cattle, sheep, Sc. which are exhibited,
 The Ploughing Match on the morning of the 2d day, will draw together a large number of gentle men and ladies to witness thiS commendable trial of skill. .,,Fs.s5
 We are gratifed to learn that the Executive Committee have secured the attendance ofALBERT N BALDWIN Esq of New Milford, as "the Orator of the Day" Heswill address the Society at the Congregational Church on Thursday at II o'clock.
 After the Address, the Reports of the several Committees will be read, and the premiums de. clared. q ,l '
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-25

.M. Gough.-The case of this Temperanc e, Lecturer exctes the .ivekest attention throughous the country. At the Massachusetts Temperance Convention, at Worcester, John Hawkins, another famous Temperance Lecturer, said
 |" If there was a man in the world who needed encouragement and support, it was, of all others, the reformed mebriate HeEsald he was blessed with an iron constitution, and his temperament was such that he was not easily led into tempta- tion but he had sometimes shuddered until his head grew dizzy, at the thought that some sudden and unforeseen temptation might beset him. and cause him sain to |" reel and stag ger like drunk en man" He had felt, and the reformed inebrate always feels, that he needed props and supporters all around him. Akind word was better to him than gold--t strengthened him in virtue. He could imagine how easy it was for man of Coughs temperament to fall away; but. said he, were he thousand times fallen, would thousand times pick him up, and tell hin, he was still man bid- ding him go on in Gods name"
 The sentiment uttered by MT. Hawkins seemed to be the prevailing one in the assembly. The statement purporting to be Confession ] of Cough" which is copied into the Journal of Commerce, is miserable hoax.