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Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Elizabeth l.. Wetmore
VS.
Cornelius L. Wetmore
State of Connecticut J
County of Litchfeld. co.
July 5th lS47

II LIZABETH L. WETMORE of Ca
- naan, in said County having brought
her petition to the Superior Court, TO be
holden al Litchield in said County on the
third Tuesday of August lS47, against Cor
nelius, L. Wetmore. her husband. praying
for divorce and dissolution of the marriage
relation existing between them, on the
ground of the wilful desertion of the said
Cornelius for more than three years.
1t is ordered that notice of the tendency
of said petition be given the said Cornelius,
he being OUT of this State, by the publica :
ton of this Order in a Newspaper printed
in said Litchfeld at least three weeks before
the sitting of said Court
FREDERICK d. BEEMAN.
Assistant Clerk Of said Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

Terrible effects Of the heat at Boston -
Col. Greene of the Post says, that I" shirt
dsspair of trowSers tiff starch. were found
standing on the sidewalk yesterday, snppo
had tunn off Therm ome,or 81 SO degrees
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
OF THE PRO
PRIETORS OF THE ORE-BED IN SAL>
ISBURY

ISBURY
TN accordance with the resolves Of the Cen
l. erai Assembly, passed at the Ma, session,
lS47, Incorporating the proprietors of the Ore
Bed in Salisbury. A meeting of said proprie-
tors is hereby called, to be holden at the house
of Elphact Buel in said town, on the last
Wednesday in August 1917, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon, then and there to choose the Of
ticers OF said Corpora on as specified in said
Resolves, and TO establish such hy. Laws, Rules
ant regulations as said corporation shall deem
expedent Also, to do such other business in
conformity with the provisions Of said Resolve
as the intetes, and we'll being Of said Corpor-
alton may Sc m to require
7. CHITTENDEN.
Salisbury, July 10th, 1917 10 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

NJ Office HE subscriber requests all per
~ sons holding due>hills against him, pay
able in Goods, to present them Immediately
for payment. A. A. GRlDLEY.
Watertown, JUL 10, lS47 Swl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
INIrllh+rl1-E.

I'VE ocpartnership heretofore existing be
l. tween Schu> Ter G. Chadscy and my self
is hereby dissolved. Those having cIain
against US and those indebted TO MS, will settle
with NE. CALVIN BUTLER.
Cornwall July lSA7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

9c-Among the deaths recorded in London.
is that Of Mr.. CARTER, the wild beast tanner.
well known as a competitor for public favor
with Driesbach. Van Ambrurg and other Lion
kings"
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
GREEN.

GRE E.N.
Young HyS0n, good,
do do sweet cargo so
do do fine cargo IS
do do silver leaf 100
Siiver Leaf-Seldom sold, even by large
dealers. because Of thevery small profits made
on its sale. This is very superior Tea
do do golden chop $50
Golien ChOp-This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in China. 1t is Of the fist pickings
and excelIs all Other green teas for its delicacy
of favor. strength and aroma Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this country except in
small lots as presents to importers.
Hys0n, fine. IS
do verv fine 100
sGunpocder, fine, IS
do extra fine l on
Lnptrial, fine, IS
do extra fine. | 90
Tyson Shin, good 81 l-2
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
A TIA Court of PROBATE. holden at orfolk
n within and for the district of Norfolk on
the 7lh day of InlY


the 7th DAY of July
Present. DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
John Humphrey. Executor on the estate of
Hepsibah Warner. late Of Norfolk, within and
for said district. deceased. having represented
said estate ns"lvent, and given notice to all
concerned to appear hefare this court the pres
ent day at o'clock, p M, to be heard rela-
tive TO the appointment of Commissioners. ana
no one appearing, this Court doth appoint
Amos PettIhone & James G Swift, Fsqrs
Commissioners 10 examine and adjust the
claims OF the creditors OF said estate ard also
doth decree that six months be allowed them
to nib't their claims TO said Commissioners,
after they have given public notice of this or
der by advertising the same in newspaper. &
by posting copy thereof on public sign IN
said town.
Certified from record,
122w DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
CAST STREET.
CASH STORE.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS!

IENHE subscriber would respectfully
inform the inhabitants of Ltichtield
and vicinity, that he has taken the
.ON'E Ply IND OWE PRICE STORE
in East St. (formeriy occupied by +.
Grant, )whrre he viii offer for sale on Sa' =
urday, JAY 3lst,a great variety OF seas
enable 10y eoopsJ whic h
for .I1CASH4K will be sold lower
than can hn hought in New York or Bos-
ton. u Please notice The J"lIoDing "a
Fancy and mourning prints, muslins
lawns, i!cconeilS, be'agcs, cambrcs
m1usline de laines, ginghams, eolians
mourning goods, wells, hosiery, handker>
chiefs, linens, linen damask table
spreads, muslin draperies. fancy silk. u
Other VI stings, black & fancy casSimeres,
broche, cashmere silk berage, and other
sholcis, a splendid assortment OF fancy
dress silks. bombaZi,cs, quilts. alpacas,
French and English prints, co'tons, ticks,
6 doz best quality gold medal kid gloves,
all colors and sizes tor sale al 81 2 cts
Embracing d seasonable, and splendid
selection If Dry Goods, selected express
" for Litcht'eld and vicinity all of which
viii he sold az lower prices for cash, than
can he elsewhere in the state.
GTPurchaSers who have the CASH 10
exchange for DRY GOODS, will find this
great opportunity TO purchase useful
Dry Go"ds at Great Bargains, at the New
Store just opened.
gGootS sen: to any part OF the village
II. e. PATTERSON, Ag't.
Ltchficld. July 81 lo47. 3wl2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
Fine New tNeaSS
fit NeeU X'Ogk Prices.
III. NJ. MUMGE3vD1D,


furnish
do nog esa ITO money! WILL BE REFUNDED
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
District of Torrington IS. !
Probate Court July 3Ist.

'oodaS OOuiL July olot'
u STATE of Miles Spencer, late Of Tor
IA ringlon in said district deceased.
THE Court of Probate for the district O
Harrington, hath limited Al d allowed {
months from the date hero OF. for the ere d
TORS OF said es ale represented irsolvent
in which TO exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Roder,ck Hissell ard
Phmeas North, E,q'rs., Commissioners to
receive and examine SAID ;la:ms.
CertI led by
GEO. D. WADHAMS. JUDGE.
The subscribers give notice that they will
meet at the dwelling house Ialoly occu-
pied by said deceased in said Torrington
o" the LIST Monday of Sept, la47 and the
LIST Monday Of February lo45 at 10 o.
Z lock ! the forenoon, on each OF SAID
days for the purpsc of attending on the
business OF said appointment.
RODERICk BlSSEL } Commiss.
PHlNEAS NORTH, ( loners.
All persons indebted To said estate, are
requested 10 make ,media,e pavrncn, to
RODNEY FIERCE J Admins
JULIA A. SPENCER { traitors.
Al t"oit Va fToDate holden At Cornwall,
within saidsDisirict on the l9h day Of Ju,
~. 1917.
Estate OF Daniel Perkins late Of said Cornwall
deceased
TIVE administrators represpnt the Estate
insolvept, and pray The appointment of
Commissioners thereon whereupon, ordered,
that Commissioners to receive. examine, and
adjust the claims If the creditors OF said Estate
be apps Inied at the Probate Office in said Dis
frlct on the 18th day Of August next. al o.
clock afternoon And that all persons inter-
ested IN said Estate may be notified thereof Inc
administrators will cause this oIder 10 be
Dnbished ina Newspaper published in Itch.
ield and post copy thereof on the slen-posf,
n said town nearest the place where the said
deceased latedwelt
A true copy Of record.
PHlLO KELLOGG,
ii 3w Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
District of Torrington. IS. }
Probate Court July 80 I847.

Probate Court July 30 IS47.
" STATE of GriswoId Woodward, late
a. OF Torrig'on in said district deccas-
ed.
THE Court Of Probate tor the District of
Torrington, hath limited and allowed 6
months fror the date hereof, for the GREG
itors of sad Estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to
present their accounts properly a,teslrd,
within said time, will be dcharred res
cov~ry. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediate
payment TO
LUCIA WOODWARD, } Execu.
1873 ELIJAH WOODWARD, tors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05

RECOALNEN
mostd
Ohn h. decidedly katan -
tra!-DuHy
COMPANY uton stree al
nacinn- EninnP
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
CATALOGUE Or TEAS.

J BLACK
Ming Y"Ag, strong and good fla.
Vor, 81 l-2
Ming Iorg-The grocels sell this at sc
cents and Gail ii Oolung.
Oo|ong, rich Black Tea, so
Compare this superior Tea with thai sold BY
grocers as being an Onlong Tea. The differ
ence is too PLAIN, and the deception too palp-
able
Oo'ong, plantation growth, IS
EngItsh BreahtaSt, fine, 81
do do extra fine, IS
Homqma's ,Mirture, rich and highly fla
vored Tea, "a
Pehae Eo,cer. 100
do Scented, $50
Ne Plus Ultra, 80
Ne P as U1tra-This Tea is as fragrant and
sweet as nosegay. L yields perfume that
IS 'ruly delightful. 1t is of a garden growth
and superior toanything Of the kind ever sold
in this country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-08-05
DIED.

In Winchester, on the 20h inst. Sillamon
Hubben, aged IS, soldier OF the Revolu-
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'"W raG.. HCI s.rs-s I,cu ~ rGot
crops. aIassns, dc. inns system prevsnls
tic aecrssilr nf the snii yislding similar
Ingredients .Efuugh Two OF ;nnre succcs.
s''c Seasons. which il will seldom 30 t,, a :
cxitn:". ".ilIcis", to v-odnccn second cruI.
timc !. reQU'acl Tor il 10 decomrnac s.c!
oi ihc Ingredients which II cnn,nns, as al.
necessary 20 t'r,n what are Ca.ict. tl,c uor-
gnnjc p"r,'rns ~ be taken up ana spVro-
vrntri by the p'nu; ], also euab"s .hc
cul''satns 80 npiiy his grcenanh ruttescen,
manurc> ;U ,uch crops rs arc nusl psnptt.
'y adapted 10 receive iheu s;uc' rs corn
and roofs, and nearly al IN" objects OF cal
n'n.!on excepting lie stnnior grains.
The great pbirC oi rotation, however,
is e give the land rest, as i, is termed,
when allowed 10 rrInnin in grass CT ylea-
dow, or relreshncn, when the clover ar
o:her irriiizing crops are pluwrh INTO tbs
sol! for manure. Suul, crops carry back
20 thc sell SO m,c!, Of its materials as .hev
nave tai,rn l.ou, il, an,! in addition. inpor-
tani elements wIlch they have distracted
/ from lhe atmosphere; and l!Icy are found
hy long Practice, 10 be OF great bcn"iit in
sustaining he !er,i,ity Of the soil. t}ciort
pnssltE on to consideration connected
w'iii 'i,s particular point IL the subject, =.
/ Tho ;,hes, ;,,,nr,.,,c go, ,,.Ir =, i.
| ,.l,roS s,,,.. ,r ,,,a ;,
tJr,;va hIo rn,o ,.;,,r,,;,' ~
reb i,y rao,l;n, ia nIn,n, -, .,l., '"
/ :. ,y;li ,n..,,.ne aarS'.,
! +, ,.rt, AMI, e., ~, ,L, f,,o3 ,,.E,,,
,t,n,,y ,hc ,esn;ro,;,n =, ..,o a,;,n,l :,
!, no consilcrahIo sh.,s ,,,.y,,,,. ,,,r
t;u,o ,hr n, is tos.
e,, On IN ,he aur.npn,rI s;ya ri ~, n,,;,r.,i
for !, is certain ia, whn,evc, v.ioh,;, ;,,c
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THE SUMTER BANNER;
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING, III
WIILIAM J. FIR ASCIS.
TIE Il NJ s.:

Two Dollars and Fifty Gents in advance, Three
Dollars, at the expiration o six months, ur Three
Dollars and Fi(ly Cents, nj the end ofsthe year.
Advertisements inserted At IS ccn,s per square
sttTUucs lcss,) for the first und he that SUN c'
each subsequent Insertion. The number OF insc r.
tons 10 'sc marked all Advertisements, ,hey
will nc published until ordered to be discontinued
AND charged accordingly.
One Dollar per square for single insertion. =
rQuartet.y sud Mouthly advertisements viii b.
charged the same single insertion, and Semi
inon,h!y the same az ncw oncs
Wor Publishing CI.ooes The law directs three
dollars will be chargNi
Al! Otnuary Nolices exceeding six lines, und
Communications recommending Cs,di,atcs for pub
i oirts Of p:oii. OF trnstor peiGng Exhibitions,
,rill b, clas sgcd as advertisements
gr.hcccupls for Advertising will be presented for
4ayment qnar,s'.-
Al! iei'eEs hs mail must tc pnsi paid 10 insure 4
pupc.G.. attsaiioE.
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Slid, ESDciesa ;ssaa CDastsiR
Ed 4 e ~ CT

The snbsc.iber bcgs leave 20 inform
ihe Public thar lie has removed !rou Cam
den TO Ibis place, f.. the purpuso Of carry.
ing on iae above business. I.ar:ies and
G entlencn's Garments dyed variety Of
&C logs-pressed ani inisheh in ,!c ncalcsl
manncr. Aiso Leg orN, Straw aud No.
hair Doanets. dyed and pressed 70 any
shape required. Genllemcn's Goats. Pan
tu'ooas aud Cloak cleaned, cod f faded,
restored 10 their original co!urs, OF clars-
cd TO o,her coorsA IS desired gentlemen $
garments are net taken 10 pieces. Car.
- 49, Table Covcrs, &c, cleaned w;,houl
.s..S.sIliiiriLs the c"Iors, Any articles dyed by
she sabscri5rf, viii no, sol the whites.
i.sndcr garment. Rooms al ihc Old Mclh-
IS ''arsonuge
Z. w. DRENNiNG.
June 9, le41. 81 II
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i; s s. !; y ! 3, I:
THE I - :
~
SUMTER 50 s.,
ea;,iralell. .so,hee sloek !.

. : ~ !. Ah - =
equiv alent s9othee stock, #onIsI rat be
thus secured: " ~
Bni 20 rec,,r IS Tic sIl,iectsof t,;s.,l, 81
|croPs. ItissasiledtSsl n si!;gic;. 5S sra, as,
THIS system noes Dts acc omRlis,r ALL ,!lasssss
necessary ne lg sustaining the atu.l rpea $p:r s.
fertility Of lsntl subiect5toahe :nrsesS
y rotation consisting ofciorcr I'D -"
simply, we md iha, tic wi,e,, nh r"..
large amounts OF phosphate Of ~: y. F,
gypsunii salt, &C., &c, whicl i .s'iiT. II.
added 10 'heSsoil, cxcep, tic ;inecs Grip.
H'll,tn lew Years reduce >. o+i'i0sr,
sol to!so lowsa point, !hnri. r4rn". Yl.i,i
profitable rcinrns, Tie Inn ,r,aycs,,i; 81,
nyields for a long time, but i j rvi+2us
that It's losing properties al cras, sl,a. !.
ave harvest, which must b. sSpr'isr'
or il will eventually be cxhansted. !.
The iIpc nna only remedy Tor thisy.S
In ascer,sin 5b;e snalesia, either Of ,asEEtt,
own, or.,he well established rcsearrt@ ps
others, precisely what Of The inorgani.5,ia.
'esals, sncl' rs gre inherent in the .,ii, ,,;nt
not found 10 any apprcciahle c,ten,
in the atmosphere, are taken f,oura!hc
land by cropping nr feeding. ana no. trc-
turnrd ln it by straw. lnaunic @; ol1ii oi
any Kind, andrrtnrn those mater i. !4.. IL, Q
land in such ayailable sharetas wi!leEAbi,.
future crops to supply themselves %it3Ss,.
they require. ThsSis in3;saen ssltc &-as-
succcssi"" ui good crops pn,. probing fcs.
hh;Y and no farmer is wise who ncafrG.s
Ills practice fnr singl year. aowevl:
seemingly well his aGnptch sys.crn mar
answer. which docs not embrace Tic fore.
Going practice.
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rn0uSIni,eti III sI,t.# ,.l-,uyuTy Z Ia. ::pui,7
Viii. Al asS'tlu..y tQrstuld mc,re deep snd
mnrrintcnily. thar ever did * dam Warner
for he perfection OF his Enrrka q, or .,c al
chemists Of old for The phiiosnplei .lnnc.
Fu!ipcs have been written. Histories com
p:!c,! Hascrtatiuns delivered, ani se-m0ns
preached. enough 10 I'll The Sale Of South
Gar"ilEn forty miles Ii giwili ,!imnnd lei
ler-prcss. and yc, he '.sons of nan" are
az ignorant as Ia ,hete "Fit.,lirrs' Green"
rs ;s ihrv ace as IL where IN Inc persons
o, t,e pockets ui tho 'umhuarcA eili2rn-
o( the Queen City Of ,ac S"uth, nr.
more chrapsy or nin-a securely projected
under ;Ic guardianship Of 'he new "pn.
lice" than lhcr were under that OF .he old
nnh well tried. and well rroyeL Gig
Guard
10 rejecting mind, lowcycr, This il a
resuis fully 80 have ucen expected. For
every important discovrgy on record has
been the result OF accident, and not o!s:uiY
and Investigation. Newton discovered !ha.
thc earth +, Owed roam; ihc sun, AMI no,
the sun around The caslh, as had provinus
! 'y hocN supposed, from the falling q! all
apple. Fulton discovered The motive pow.
or "l steam from Tie hniiru ui y tcakoitin.
And from ihc simple, and nigh. say, ,he
a,n1nSt occidental ri.rLmsianc oi NV II rs.
I tnccizng MY bay Quark.,, have discnv-
errd tic very c"rrgr wherein Ei.u!rr's
! Grecn hath SO lorg luit hid from the 'sris
| dom OF he world,"--But ,tlrn j! musi ).
I iu1G,ttca sHnt \ NeW!on and ful.on we're ine!
/ o. something more than ordinary calhrr
/ an! things whics. tho million would has,
passed by asunwoclhy democrats ai.rn
! t.ou. were seized hv .heir mighty minds, a
oasos on which 20 hui';' fabrics Of fame
winch TING, With all his revolutions al.
conyulsiuns, cnn never shpkr And 81 4
i there be no niche III the Temple oil Fsin
+, reserved Cor ,Nc? l WIN u, aboul ,o .,ai
the signhoard ON the place which has h,,
iiarii hidden from tie August OF l,.cnyrrgI
for SO many hundreds aud ,housa,i,ls ,
!: ycnrs' SkepliCism auuht nu,!--Buf
ramllc.
My boy Qu4cko, lie i, known, is clOi,
. vnyant, aud the wonderful art-ount; he Ia
g'Ncn"i inicrnai diseases, and Tho cures !.
: ''as Wrought by his prescription thereto
are undeniahie proofs Of The tEu.l as wt
! "a Me extent with whiuh he is rnd, vcs! u.
: aha. strange au,l mysterious iacu.tY.
:. ~ way q iSnbstan.ia.ing these d ssr-lion
~ VII Just relate single case, 80 shni ttn.
: who feel m interestin .he ninitcr may la,
1 heir doubts, II they have any, tiissias rot
D hy ,eterrog II the yegy respectable an
g well kn"wn gentleman whos,. name
9 thGrfHith annexed
; hir. j9h7 Smith, tga az old airic.
{ ntai,ye, sirn has been .yauoicd ,.i;A ~, -,
!ar many yfSrs, ant she Il
bee" horb IA his fathers fnmi!r, apdya
g ".In liims"h ts"',nes of fricndship az
Il - humanity hap causct' h!,n % hs4y,
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scs oi,r,iss, hN.rS, otc. NC, ,-rnur.
y pnks Sta,;'>"".vc Icockcry, GARDEN
seeds, Carr. axe, Cn",cr Mare, aud n
q eat many l,.ir articles not Ia !" ion,,d
a ether stores IN tie Village; al q! whici;
i VII syl 81 reduced prices to sui: 'h"
,orms, iCas&). Ehose who io.neriy i@:'.
via me o9 i Credit, wou|,i be surprised u,
the li,ltIsnce il p,iocs fnr Cash; rnl ~
Though thcy may not he able TO iny al
Did scures q; ths sensun o !hc year, nay
b.neft both themselves an.l ,i,e subscriber.
's ca!Iing in aud leaving lille Of 'l,cr
snail changc---as I am coplIcn. thcy w,ll
act have the same induce .uenls elsewhere
a. J. MOSES.
April II, 1917.
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. g. 90
.c,.s,S .e to a!ias best medical adpicesin ,tlC
Ei,l, sbnt ntsup[osiAnately. tns no apnii q ear
shssof ihe;poue,s of NY sbov qlrc cko, he
salltil ahd desired thai would me stnefize
hoping Ss9 lie said, That something
sSss5al + be aliSiled WherebYilie 1id$wo,nnD' s
ssnacrings woull be relesed. Ofcoursc /
r.r,,i'. r"n,ensed,s and callinglh The hoy into
:hS c. 'ett0n 'E5 ms Ga. hir, intogthc
'n-'t'e l. l,attseay 8.ec aiinT, N -.
lie &aL-H }A,s 1.;,sg lasc, J ie.,.e5
MIR .1N,:'1 "c;lon'! rs pef, ara dss;re1 i:G,
y, tai ." questions a,:d answers -
rrorcep ], :anlsfeP P.iess,;p. >qth th,i:.tV,I.ias
nie!l, u IHf.=,5,s odd sayysaing %
!, ..sr., ..u.g,t EHGaw " s:m,B1''
-" ItW sf $3.50 .la:.Ey ~ et!.s't
Il ".'a.a'ss. !,,.4. - :. 9is y; sh.'s
a. "Yes, hpow nIn berry we|l,,oo. .a.5s
ss.'': s.5:i
@. Cen you lril meswbat is tho matter
with The Old w,onah'a Knee, Quacko!3,' 3
II. "fIe hao dc rumatiz, sir"
O. "She has Tic rhcumalism el,Qnack.
%! Can you tell inr iE4shats ,witie,r5the
ilaY d"ctN.is doing for her, will eilcc! her
Acures'
y. N"nrr! netcr! cher. cure um!',
+ u well ESnach", can you tell what will
'~Fn.c her. Z" this question Quac k.i max.
:ira-n SaCssrer. at .i,e en-, oil s1a;a ,;le-
W"nis. repeated il III these words.
Come, Quack nxpuine her knee; ana ,e.l
NE pa. viii cure il, q must cnlig',ien
.the t&nt!rT By saying ;l,as The old wn.nan
w;tsss! II TIE willis at hnn,c in her mG sI,r's
hitc.rn, more than n mile off,
A,lew momcI;s more Ella rsrI. n ilcr which
Qn.c:," replied, "Ge, ir"g, bul.- frog, dem
VITO 'on't ial an ya.lar under lie aru.
Chorp en- 40 fine, i,n, EN- IN n bni,!c, an
cork ''tm nl'. hnl leIde cork be leetle lonse,.
rul omin poi o'wa,cr nn hoii EN-, when
"a" toll ting time. take out, skin oh'Ge Eat,
an rub ME Dinah tnre w;i u~, while he
hcl-- nc ,nsck ,r well, rite Off. e;
Th.s seemed like s,rsuge remedy, 10
|sav he least nfis,Ehnl Mr. SmiA ,s!ea ii,
'np;w ith4tan'iing. inrg,iFe ~ hin, ccr lis
!creaniitr, end il did etuT lcs and she is
now well. and has been we'll ever sincs. A
fact. And auachr has wexe,i wondrou
boy.
Sossnon as Mr.. Joha SmiA reported t,i
iine Ibis crhHniHg cure Of Dinuii. an iLer
struck mr, nni Jared nearly as had as &c
,Mnl"r J. n. ins tie days OF nul!iiicstion
LMilei, il. is said, Two ideas slrucs.5 5hisn a
y. -S-, . r. q -. ~ y p, "A,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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From the Casrlestnn Herald.
FiDDLEll's GREEN.
ny GEn. NYunn.

vi aeai'' IN moonshjac, oaG bc!t-per
ia fa9sc 'Fc"@s and gobiia ta!es..i+. o a
Play.
~" sl'cp, peschancr to dtea,n."-- d.ML1r,
VI al ''lc places ssigrej ~ The passed
"nN present generations as the abode n(d de.
rhf'en Spirits, none, probably. haze been
ne irui.!m sourc" al! 50 much ,er'Ii,;nu
research and ispn,a' inn US that Of 'F,D-
nLEH'E GnEEN.' From the rrry 6rssdawt
OF AGyr,ian irarning, down 10 The j,fcsen
day, ntsn "f all creeds ana all r,lnrrs ant
ssioi.s, and 81! chlins., have, Sio..st
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'l'ho veto Litsnsc orno Lieeneossr was
taken shr"ogon. The State OF Farmort 90
she ~ ~, ana has sss''ted IN tic triumph
50 frn?ettnco principles.
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SCSsGlDE..
will open Schoo IT my residence on
wednesday. ,hc ~ July.
TERMS

%VcHnesday, ,kc III JnIy.
TERMS,
For Spelling. Reading, Wr.'ng and
tlrsl principles Of Arithmetic, Sl.D0 per
siuarter of ~ weeks
For Arithmetic continued, English Gram,
Mas, Biography, flsIorY, Surveying, ipt-
IL and Greek Languages, $500 per quarter
oil " weeks.
Board, Washing and Lodging, for Iew
lads can bc bad for $4,000 ,le 5c,no
year, OF rs weeks.
Those boarding ffoSo Monday morning
70 Friday evening, bn'ing their wns'iuA
done ., home, VII! pay $4,000 the :schon
Year.
w G. BARRETT.
Snm.s,vic; juno 5, lSt1 80 q.
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