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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

ArrEmpr AT SUICIDE. On Saturday
last, an elderly woman, named Rhoda Euias,
residing in the eastern part of this town, at
tempted to commit suicide by cutting heI
throat. Her wound was sewed up by Dr.
Beckwith, and she is now in fair way to re-
cover. The cause of the attempt is said to
have been, that she saw the Select men neal
her residence (where they had gone to lay Out
a road, y and supposing their object was to
take her to the Poor House. she determined tc
evade them by going another pay.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18
THE LEGISLATURE.

twill be seen by reference to the proceed
ings of the Legislature that the Office Of
Assistant School Fund Commissioner has
been abolished. 80
The report of special Committee on the
case Of A. p. Potter, praying for the com.
mutation punishment, was iocome befors
the House for consideration on Tuesday
morning. s-,,..oT ,- =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

pCompany T of I'd Regiment of Ar
tillery, at Fort Columbus, sailed Oh Wednes-
day last for Point Isabel. The following
officers are in command-Capt. Swarlwout;
First Lieutenant, John Sedgwick; do. do.
Nichols; Second Lieutenant Hunt.-N. Y.
GazeUe.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

TALL RyE.-Mr. Arnold Clifford, OF this city
has left at our Office two stalks Rye, Of his own
raising, one measuring 2 feet, and the Other fee'
3incl,es in length. We should like to see the
farmer that can gn ahead OF that. Of course Mr.
G,ffords skill in raising tall rye, is the result oil
his superior skill in its nurture and cultivation
He understands how to prepare his seed, where
aud when to sowit, and how to take care OF II at
forwards. The result is, as might be expected
his rye shoots higher than that OF any body else
-7.NOrtcich .Nesos.
If you will trouble yourself Mr.. Editor o.
the News, to step over into Litchfeld coun.
you shall be gratiied with the sight of more
than one farmer " that can go ahead of that
La our last, we mentioned that Mr.. DAME
Page, of Milton. had left at our Office stafl
Of rye measuring seven feet three inches in
length--and we might have added the fac
that another stalk left by the same gentle
man measured seven feetand one inch. On
Saturday last; we received the following
note: ..,.
TALLER YET!
Mr.. KILBouRN-Sir: send yen stalk Of Rye
taken from a field ON the farm Of Mr.. Eber Coz.
ter, Of Cornwall. which ! think is little taller
than the stalk left with you by Mr.. Page.
Yours, &c. .'. ISAAC MARSH.
Cornwall, June, 1886.
The stalk referred to above, measured
seven feet and five inches.
SILL ANOTHER tins TALLEsr YET
We received by the Hartford stage on
Saturday, a package, accompanied by the
the following note, which will tell its own
Teryyille. June J3, 1886.
To the Editor LitelfeId Enqiirer: .
Here We come In answer 10 your challenge
OF Thursday last, TO beat that tall rye OF fee.,
inches. we herewith send you one frdm Andre W
Fem. OF this place, measuring SEVEN FEET, sIz
again, Milton :. - ~ : -
So, Mr.. Norwich News, you will please
transfer the compliments You have bestow.
ed upon Mr.. Clifford, to the above-named
farmers Of Litch6eld County, Messrs. Dan.
tel Page, Eber Coster. and Andrea Fem
| or at least, make the Gme,ade hanorabls, b,
informing your readers whose rye it i.
which shoots "higher than that of any bod,
| else" .
TALLER THAN THE TALLEsTw
Since the above was in type, we have re.
ceived from Lot Norton, Jr Esq, of Sails
bury, stalk Of rye raised on his farm
measuring serent feet and ten inches in length
Salisbury is certainly entitled to .,hat ban
ner." Norwich, Milton, Terryville, and
Cornwall, must O,cn beat
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18
DEATH OF THEODORE DWIGHT.

DEATH OF THEODORE DWIGHT.
We regret to announce that the venerable
THEupoRR DwIsHT departed this life on The
9Th inst at the residence Of his son in the
CITY of New York. Mr.. ID. was for several
years a member Of the Connecticut Senate,
and in 1909 vas elected to Congress. He
was also Secretary of the famous Hartford
Convention, and author Of " The Life of
Thomas Jefferson"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

pJ. B. BAcKENsros, successor to the
late Gen. Deming as sheriff Of Hancock
county, Illinois, and somewhat distinguish
ed in the Mormon difficulties in that coun-
try, is the person who has been nominated
to the postof Captain in the new Rife Reg
iment authorized by Congress-.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

pA great Mass Meeting was held at
Hartford on Saturday last, to express the
views Of her citizens in relation to the prO-
ject before the Legislature of building a
railroad bridge across the Connecticut Riv-
er at Middletown. Chief Justice Williams
presided. The resolutions adopted, were of
course strongly in opposition 10 the project.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

" We are indebted to the Hon 8. p.
BEERS for copy of the Report of the Com
missioner of the School Fund, with accom-
panying documents; also, for the "Repor,
of the Superintendent of Common Schools
Of Connecticut for 1886"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

%The marriage Of the Rev. DR.. Jud-
son, the Baptist Missionary at Burmah, and
Miss Emely E. Chubbuck, the talented
"Fanny Forester" of the Magazines, was
consumated at Hamilton, N. Y, last week.
They sail for Burmah about the LIST of j. ly.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18
WAR MEETING IN HARTFoRD.

A large meeting was held at the City
Hall, on Monday evening last, Col. James
Ward, in the chair and Luther H. Perkins
Secretary. Resolutions were passed re-
commenting the voluntary enlistment of
troops, in accordance. to the call of the En-
ecutive. ltis-s said that about thirty en-
listed on the spot The meeting adjourned
with three cheers for General Taylor and
his army on the Rio Grande. -. -. -. ~
= Is rl<17, }ae s ;, IS Hartford Courier.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

Owe learn tina. Rev. Charles Wads.
'corah, of Troy, has received and accepted a
call from the Central Presbyterian Church
in Philadelphia, (Dr. McDowelps)
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

T TThe very acceptable communication
from "Wanderer," is unavoidably crowded
out. twill appear in our next--aAd we
hope to hear from him again.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

UT will be seen that Gen. WIN T. KING
OF this Brigade, has made call for volun.
teer for the Mexican war. Warren will fur.
nish at least one well-drilled recruit.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

Gs~Rev. Mr.. Everest, who we mention
ed had resigned the PASTORAL charge of
Grace Church in Hamden, has hecome the
Rector of st. Johns Church at North Ha-
ven, and resides as formerly in Hamden,
where his aouriihing School is lOcatsd.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

HFJohn C. Watrons, who has recent
~ been confirmed by the Senate as Judge
Of the District OF Texas, is d native of Col
chester, in this State. 5ass~r1s 80
no On. Monday last, Charles W. Rock
well, Esq, was chosen Mayor Of Nor
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18
'' LakeVille.'

This sthe appropriate designation recently
given to Furnace Village" in Salisbury. and
the name of the Post Office has been changed
accordingly. The village, as most of our read.
ers know, stands on the borders of the "Wons-
copomac," beautiful little lake, four miles in
circumference and is famous as the birthplace
Of Gen. Peter r Porter, the Holleys, and otbe
distinguished men-and for its sold furnace, ,
where great number of the cannon used il
our revolutionary struggle were cast. The fur
mace was torn down few years since, and henc,
the change in the name Of the village and Pos
Office Letters apd papers designed for tina
place should hereafter be directed 10 "Lake
WILLIE"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18
STATE BANK D1RcTORs.
The followiag State Bank Directors were

The following State Bank Directors wefe
on Friday appointed by the legislature
Orlando B. Hall, for the Bridgeport Bank;
Albert Day and Lemuel Humphrey, Far
mer's and Mechanics; Francis G. Hunt
ington, Julius Catlin, Phoenix James Tay-
lor, Danbury; Walter GOOdell, Windham
John H. Townsend, Merchants; Calvin
Day, Hartford; William X. James, Fair
field County; Jonathan Kilbourn, Jr.
Clark Elliott, Middletown; Chauncey s
Martin, Josiah S. Rice, Exchange; William
w. Miner, Whaling; Luke W. Rogers
Norwich; David Perry, Connecticut; Will.
liam H. Ellis, New Haven; Peter D. Irisf
New. London; Obadiah p. Waldo, Tollant
County. ra- .---. .s
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

1.-THE Supreme Court of Errors COM
menced sitting in this village on Monday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18


tablished at Soulhville, in Litchfeld county,
Ct.,-Philo Rabbit, Post Master. !
TGen. Taylor, among the spoils, found
some very excellent charts of Mexico roads,
mountains, rivers, defiles, &c.-.he very
guide that is much wanted.
HWe regret to learn that the Rev. Sila.
To.ten, President of Trinity College, is de-
tanned from his duties by sickness of the
fever and ague, in Illinois.-Times 8,
Bank Commissioners. Ceorve 8
catlin, Henry d. Smith and Wm S. Holabird
were appointed Bank Commissioners in the
House OF Representatives on the 4th inst.
Toiamteers.-We are informed that the
HifeheaeksuiIle Guards held meeting at that
place. ON Monday evening, and volunteered
their services to the Government. The COM
pany consists Of 30 members. Several Others
Of the same village also rendered their services.
Colonel George S Ca,lin. Of Windham, is
appointed Judge Advocate for Windham coun-
tY.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

A FEMALE CLERK OF A CoURT.-The
Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth says -
Judge Kinkend, of the 18th district, has
performed very handsome, and we are hap.
py to hear very acceptable act, by the ap-
poiEtment of Mrs. Trimble: the accomplish
ed and eslimable lady of the late John
Trmble, as clerk Of the Carter circuit in
fireplace Of her deceased husband. -.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

PoSTSCRIPT!-W We are not surprised ia
learn that. on Saturday. Canaan Bank bill re.
ceived its quietus in the Senate" in accord.
ance with the edict Of the Register. II has
been continued TO the next sesson--whieh i.
equivalent to a rejection.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

RD. s. Kaufman and T. Pilsbur,iI
nave been declared BY the Legislape or
ie4as 10 be duly elected TO repse.e9i
nrsi' and second distric,ssSS
in Congress. The forms
taken his seat 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

~ The Washington Union of he
says ave mean to conduct the war again.
Mexico with all the vigor in our power
we shall iarade her territory: zoe shan seize
ner sf'0nghoids zoe shall TAKE EVEN HER
CAPITAL, / there be no other means of bring,
ing herto sense of justice.o
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

+ FA fire broke out at Saratoga opposite
the U. s. Hotel, June 8, which destroyed
six buildings containing nine stores. Loss
$500; insurance $4,000. The work of an
incendiary. ...
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

Suicide in Salem,-On Saturday night,
john b. Knight, Esq, of Salem, formerly
Deputy Collector at that port, committed
suicide by cutting his throat with razor
lie was without family, having lost many
of his near relatives. He was reputed TO be
worth some S $1,000 or $4,000. The cause
7 of the act is said to be melancholy produ-
ced by the loss of connections above referred
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

NEW HAMPsHIRE.-Iti is said that Gen.
Wilson will take command of the Regiment
to be called out by the Governor, in obedi-
ence to the requisition of the General Gov
eminent. The General has the entire con-
fence and attachment of the militia of the
State from whose ranks must be chosen the
soldiers required. .'..>
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

pThe United Stntes have now lying
idle about $l0.0OOOOO in the deposite
banks; $550.OOO, the greatest amount IN
any one bank IS deposited in the Mer-
chants Bank, beston.-N. Fl. Democrat.
Hon. Daniel Webster, in his remarks in
the Senate few days since, states thu,
the present war with Mexico costs the
United States $500, 900 per day, or $780,,
cooper week. Can any ofour 6 democrat.
&c" brethren tell-us VIII al amount of Un-
Gle Sans money will be " lying idle" al
the end Of twelve month, if the wal
continues! The whole amount Of Uni.
ted States funds in the deposi,e banks
would scarcely suffice to carry on the wal
for tsOenty days, to say nothing of the or.
binary expenses of the Government.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

The AMERICAN BIBLE Soc1ETY.-At a
meeting OF the American Bible Society, re-
Gently held in New York, a letter, received
from Abbot Lawrence was read, in which
he says: u will thank you to draw on me
for the sum ofsir hundred dollars, at sigh, for
the purpose of constituting my three sons
life directors, as well as myself"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-06-18

NuyS-AuCoo 3S, wings 81 AaoS'ty W.
Absences and Dodgers - ocos 30
Wings %, Liberty O-45.1
Bill for a public act reported by the
Judiciary Committee, that when proprie-
tors of adjoining lands cannot agree up.
on the division fence, they may call out
fence viewers, &c. Passed.
Bill for a public act taxing all moneys
over 800 deposited in the Savings
Banks.
Bill for for public act allowing
constables TO be school tax collectors. 10
any district where they do not reside
Passed.
House came to order at 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Seymour offered bill for public
nc, repeating the law of l645, which obli-
ges certain officers 10 accept commits
sions when elected to office, or pay q
fine of $25. Passed.
Resolutions concerning the New York
and Hartford Railroad Company, allow.
ing the Company to connect with the Har.
Iaem Road. and extending the time for
expanding 100000 and allowing them
to begin operations when $2OO,OOO shall
have been subscribed.
The majority of the committee ON the
School Fund, on that part of the Govern
or's Message. which relates to the Assist.
ant School Fund Commissioner, reported
that the office was Unnecessary, and should
be abolished with resolution repeating
tAs law Of last year, creating the office
Of Assistant Commissioner. ~
On the passage Of the resolution, there
were Yeas-l07, Nays-e0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

TTYoRNs sle IRE fruitful source OF many aud vel
~ stflS,is ek0 ekns. INDEED scarcely eofa
paent sh afcis infancy and Chihhoosl. which
nN - rfvoceet az htrhfy Aggravated ~ presence of
ts<s Ahtrsis ~ the ioN~s Cases fccordo' ss,
az suiiucpt hysicisn. 90 their pfufussnr 81 yttor
snns.n o. tire $50 sfseies pai as as vspeet
ssf :" we rasrtes ~e,N lent s-.sch siutnt,uc pai.
l1ias ~ me heart. hcritr dry ee~h pi~ura,c mana
t1Nron tt'etitrsiic panE IN The tonts &c. nr Chan.
va asis hai every species Of Worms 10 have Is
'ssrs ann sneri II weak and aeprased eandi,ion o'
-. "iI.stift of-ont Araiu he Elm al eases o.
e'7-f,fs ''-,-ii SO erlacia'ion ~ { spe however
tsi"ees s'd ~ssf ais M TIE fs,c- "A ths ia
A'' - = ~ a.. chnd sa-pect Their csi-ience os
snfFii genefason. %. Gfs-ufs olsf-vos - ,aano IL
doahict tsf csk % ths Ei.er frc ntrs. ~ ~
wnish pfinri s'y tA. "a The tr,pinrtan 81 vorr.-
~ Wool rec. ~ fs grsa ace ssr g,rr.vr
nicn' az the 'ifir m ~ Cs The rontpiaia Wr-n.sl
hS lsfrc- Npsnls unlrs sbly f,nt,d ,,.' fs
81 n.1 in - ist,s' NeaAv 80 mes
We vice. ~ dt~e'N IA ~ sui itnce oas a., in ca.
fan -i'ods 'otnvtcofa' s tie tc,.- rf aud te
ss.s,srh snf iuF-'irs's rastisuis-h."
I've -.nsir 80 Nii-h NouLl osu he .'on, .on a.,
10 vNais j one Wick has proved rncces.,ai Tor kn-
tir anf isiniic sat ACKNOWLEDGE s ~ lrl "a,
ht ~ in - ~ ,ultfiuf 20 nisr is,cin.
r9icf ~ daeee tpr which fes,nsn eulcd IA ,,.,
c-iN 'r'rsfs Nuus and tnvi-orr She Whale s,s..-,
bHN dt1srel f1d rartica ofts sli.e us
fT'ens :" ~ Sent ~ iis al a.. II sl,g
ns- s'''c =, = tan, thsss 70 iAi heAlth. The nur.
t"rna W. ~ ~ rrsf tu ~ htr Aturus rfosaee ths
c'r sud ~ f~uying R,y-s itlc ts tho W osr,
" ren tin ~ tc t'. n tr.rcss ~, ~ ,n h,
sraf sd the ts'h of'lw ra.icrt ssvs i,u,o, :,
~ - Nc, ese, y lea a." are dircpls 81.
Iplis WtNEE 4 20.
rersa'. y PRYOR FAIL. Dsasg,sls = Is "a
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12
TTIEGRdND PURG4TTVE


4, LICkENERS sugar -CONTED NEGgr tnI.E
V ilIis, los the cure 81 isais'hs nssIersis rssns
Itchnys orthc skim Gidnss- s-curvv. Inward Week
ire,. As'hn.a, Far Rlcun. Worms. Nli.op,sT Cearh.
tofi-, Liver toinpislh Rhc1maiee. AHail 10y. rspi
ts'op of the Heart, Fever 90 az krd- Cheicrs Merii,
hrysrc"- Cont Nervous teWrisig'r. f'les. Jsofd,ee.
Rf-ing IN lhc Tbra Female Complaints, S"anir, sot.
sunr'iof irsinoss, Gsa,c, AMI variety OF otter ais
raser srr fou, iupuric. "i the hood and oistrue.
iions W The orraus 81 dics~i "r-
Experience has pros ed ust rcariy every disease ia
~h'ch ,iic i,nrsp ainc y suijcci ofirA'o~ f'rnt in,
orrsiis and io Hcall ti--c ob
-'rucinns1t fsio-c li =" e. natural s'etc. 'ri-
nSinfai aversion Ia H-cinc share has hitherto
determined %. ~ NAVY sa, a. prefer c d~cssc Ia it,
81 ~ CLEVER inrra'ivc iiii. whicl ciuE s.B,csiy
eVeed WITH costing ~ pure Whife sugar Ia disin.t
Esil hsvr ~ ecinc; lsH are a. easily swa.
lowed a. hos 81 ccdy lforeovrr thcs l,eer
~ gs'pe iHtie slightest dcgrce This j. ofcSsi.ncd ~
sRd ts,af @ I'd 90 . ,egIits pine pie.
dissa-s si,d Tie kctna thc human -Nrtn
witch Ssis. ,g 50 sre's's equally %, al 'ls dies..d
Lave sfsoiss. inxrcdt.n WIN operate an ts,s,
psienisf 9rEAn, si'd ny Ieassirx TIA, Of
u 70 ~ nsisre state AHo'hcr opcrs e lie hlo.s
sgd remove th'.e uW"res Which have aireAst, eRIcs
ssPci tfom tis sSrfepi whatever fnipurics ma, we
res discharged hio the s'omseh through the ,rnne,
ANY ~ we hhef hs ciic.tS Hence. They strike a. Tie
fsH ~ ds"afr rruni s ,sufe uDsors (,ie trisIrga
Srn-c OF dseo,) fou DO tody. oien tie pores usis
" AID iHtetnaiS prolno'c tic n,scishIe on
separate al iorogn sns ohnoNla,is yanicio- tom Tive
Hte fitnfv me AID he aitb ufthc hear iutirs
Sld hNCr. anf icfci fCs.0rc icAh even when every
q, herr ueaf- have lated. ii.
~ entire trtb of tlc alovc ie a<ceriated hy rho
ha ~ SINGLE loNi asd their ViFtuc- positive and
reuaH n restoring health that tho propri,fur him.
s To teiurH ilc p"ucS rand for iict Ire
:, rcIcE TWENTY FivE s .f:SSTi ER iox.
iFnieipsi ONCE ~ aud ~ BARCLAY y. soSk.
c'safr 81 az imiiasa calicd lnpFovcd sugar coated
s nflor ng Ia 20 aisugeds-ss both tie pils pre-
'naefi "a eui err irgcfcs. got up BY quark
~ view orb, who FOO tlrc last four yeats has
hi..r h- Yhls q couicrieiitne Topuiar medicines
h'enh cf W 4. y. tlirrF D. te original inventor 81
T"sS coated Pile snd lsai iotug ng te wa ever
'sh "l ultl hr inrldIcnd tri Jane iSi9 a. viii
tc seen l3 ile following
PREMIUM:
lU's diploma afsigi Ia The American institute
= nc Ahuna IA q ied o. fle rty - Nc,y ork 0rtu.
81 M
JAMES = I.LMADcE, President.
GoHpo1 J. LEFb-. EEC. gay
r u Wskefpau. Cor. res'y.
]" nNod imposition purchasers alyyays a. nr
= tcAes sggar Coast ceefS ide filis." and takc 30
"i,fr- Z" u"l n wv o. made tide victims Of ifand.
Tue Fellow tng tie duly appointed agents tor ths
80 si We genuine ~ GlickSs's sugar cuAicd ils 4 a.
Mn. ilib. w bee nag Ia; lsuies = GRAY, Erdgerort
~ ~ Rec a Go. Naftinsyiiic. -; n Brown h.
" rs.nfg Va a W ailacc. Ia Grange; Geo. Gag 4
Co ~ sffenieWu.
rfisdelphia. DfCK Wy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-11-12

CHEAP CLOTHING STORE.
A. A. N M Ian,s

FASHION ARIH CLOTHING Er'gABIISPMENT
no. les, l10tu ~. Sssr.ttuE L.,
tOplp0site The itgiHia iioscil
- n AVE- iust returned fr0ni tie cities with
- Ney iarres fhe OF mort fashionable tSt goods
which purchased hir cash at the reduced price~
and avn enabled 10 offer goods iiitle eeag than
any other establishment va hc city Ny stock CONSISTS
~ French, Engli,h aud American Broad cloths and
Csssnercs ~ ali kiud- CasseS, Jeans. Ncfing Of all
kinds, fAniaicon siut's Fiip and Beaver Cloths
al of which prepared ia make up IN The he.l
manner
READY MADE CLIO THING,
large assortment aiW sys on hand.
TAlf-ORfNGi Custom WaTk. In convection with
bis cipfhins establishment, The under-isnrd prepared
% make up 10 order all kads ~ gent~nsn's and club
drsns clothes warranted O. and apon tie most
roRahle terms. OCT. J. Jan. q. kAMMEgER.
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M4TCHLESS SANlTIYE

"a medicine, ofiro'e valve TO nan than the vast mines
Of Ansiis, even the uniniivd of gicte
"a medicine, Which h ofsinei sIfS ifonl theNe-c
table. annual ai npesei kogdons-. aud THAT fS-e.es
a fHRss rotp Irwcf.--a ncdts me. Which though de
signed a. fcHf, for Consumption -eieiy. I"sssd
ot n,s'rTious influences many diseases the iu
ma" sNrcin.a medicine which hesirs to ~ valued ~
physicians, who sra daily witnessing - sjunshns
cures 81 many HON uey bad resigned the grN-p VI
the II r'lN-ArINnI Gs sNH.I VI
II DOSE OF the saRafive for a,nlts enc DION: fr
children. hall drop; aud ir infants. gsrcr drcr; the
directions explaining the OF taking half
quarter drop.. s..-rr 81 srerrs -
The sh'vc medicine can otiainci IN Nhcciiur tho
n = TINESnFEItE