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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
Maifcnaeribfss s9erfa

i8ufelae zines Befebts aus rem @aifsn'
Nrtid,t Don 9cdba Gauntv. fon am Sreitag
ben 29iisn December, um 10 llbr Sormit.
tags. auf tsm plaee feIbft, 6ffentIi6 per'
fauft mereen - lm
e gilte geipi6e Y(antaf6f 4.ai.
mit osm 3uasb6r, sslesen in Noto' @beit
batI Saunfhip, 9sha Gauntp; aranSeno
an eano BON Ssinri6 8dr pster Sut
Sobn 9iomia uno onoern. sntbalteno 80
1fer uno % &utben. eenaues NiaaB. IL
Die SerbeBsrungen oarauf beffeben aus ei
nern Hilt'
"a sipeiif6cfieen Sfeiuermcm SSobn.
fss9.f baMs nit augcbaHter &iicbc,
Is:isBR einsr groeen iieinernsn SdweiSer;
- S6euer. @a9snfheo. &utfden;
bdus. @dtbaus. Seicerpress. Stmiet
Sddp. nnb anocre QuGsnestduec.- @ine
berrIi6e @aiIerqueIIe III nabe all Der Saus.
tbiire-a audi bsiinoet fib ciu Gepfslbaum.
aarten uno alIerIsi oneste Sridte ouf cem
Gisentbuah -lln9efibr Is Ider 1T aute5
5eIslanb. 6 Qder iino gBieien. uno oaS
lsbrige befinost ii6 in 9utsm 8aulfanoe.
unter suten Senfcu. ul5 ,tirl 7,.aas
iGbeufalls anserer Gtridb Sanp,
seIsaen in beiastcm Sauufhip; srdnSeno
an eaub pcu abr. Sd,duot. peter Sue.
Siaae Soermonp. uno aneern, enibalteno 3S
Udsr une 48 &utbens aenaucs MtaaB.T
llnaefibr 7 Qder .caUpn iino prdhtiacs
9eI5Iaue. uno Der &elf 1T oortrcffli6es
Saulane. hJa0 s1iWa3ag asr I3 eIa aaI
; Sc lit bas biuterlaikne Ssrm6aen esst
usriorbsnen 9 mueI y 10. lsetbin pcn
bsiasteu, &aunfbip une @auntp. 5.
Die 8erinsunsen am Ssrfaufsto9e une
1ufWatnng con a l H8THaH
nlen f1 81 SSilliain Sink, Guardians ssr
m1iiu si9 slarOn yimt, miursriSb. .Sins
as .f,qd Gaiocns Sne. lnrls ~ ,T.#
80, Gtiae Siut. wv.
I .Durd Die @ourt-S. 9. eawalI, Sdr
1isinitsr7 Z. nN''m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
@imc 2Scrle9iin9. es
eJOicpb SSscabcr,
SaubOls : Gambler in Der Stabt

Qluentaun,
Wadt biermit feineu Srsunbcn mo ei.
mem 9eebrten publifum ilberbaupt Die I'm
sei9e, ca6 er fsinen SOISbcf auf bic anbere
Seite Der SamiItOn SnaBe, uno Smar &c.
raee se9euhbsr pOu mo er cenfelben frtber
bate, perleat Bat alIwo er immsr sinsn gro
Gen Sorratb oOn 8rsttsr uno 8aubOlS al.
ler Qrten auf 6anb balten rirc,-fein JEFF
iaer Sorratb III Defenders Elm pcrtrcffIider
unb beifehf inter nnberem nliS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
GalenDer! Calender! Calender!

Or. Same wanfht oas gntIifuni adtunSseeu 81 ts.
nadridti9en oa or idbrldb ordsn lift uno dtft uno
ourb tins a9sntn uncn9cplieb allstbet encn Galln=
Der, 9cuaunt
Sapnc's atccisiuiitber GaIcuSsr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21

unterScitnste babcn. an Der freien 9alle.
in Gatntaun. 700 &onnsn SteinfObIsn, pcn
allen Qr:en auf 9ano--beite GuaIlitdt-eie
fis an ben ausr niserisfisn 8aarssIO Yrei'
fen gum gevfanf anbistru.
alfHfsi9 Hii flnFW Bit uHs GrOe.
ausniaun sSet 5sAafHa MH If nQ3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
Cine ncuc Sirma.

gladridt wirb biercurcb se9ebcn. oo6 Gle
unterSeibneten, am 1ifen October 1913. in
SeieIIfbaft 9etreten iino, um Stcbr Sc
i6dfte, uno Swar unter Der Sirma ucn Mers
uno eanees 5u tetreiben, uno miniben aub
Sugleib ibren Srcunoen une @6nnern, 70
,pie einem 9febrrsn publifum lberboupt bic
QnSei9e Su MAIDEN, ca5 iie iset ibren Stobr
perIest baben. in cas neu errittete @ebdube
crbautan Der ndmlihen Stelle. 100 easien
Sc stfancen. in weI6em pOroer Srft6rcnocn
Seuersbrunff. bis auf ben /. Ieetcn Sun,
Mere uno @eaper 9emeinte 8ef6dfte be,
trieben; aawo lie nun fceben eincn fbmercn
Stcd bon
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
Scfentlibe 9SenDu.

Nuf Den 2en @briltoa oils Den 26iten Dsscnter, I'M,
| llbr Gcrmtttaas fell AM 6duis hes iiutsrBihuctm
in Nitesr 9ntun9e Sounlbir. sssba 9auutN SfrntIid
pTtnuft wcreen:
3lpti unac 4iSbriss SSbrcn. bic out ostrrhcn iino
smSdbotftn uno Rsitcn , quite SDid 8iibs, Gin Ours
BAN 9suI, Stbpcinr. 3 pfId9e. 3 Gaqtn. Sdfb=
tcru@a9e, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Sruebtrciit, Gjrass
knlsn, Gin rruitSnbia Gbn.ieeatidbrr, Shpin9mib;
E. otutittrn. Gin Stn, Gin srcesr ciruer Scd, cine
6ladstreh. Stbuttorrcn Spsrrtisn, SsYFsln. YfIu9s
atibrr, Spaecn. Sdoufcln, belahittu. Siidc. SAT:
itr, StSnoer, Trhdtrssu fir Saatfrcbt ,u lautcrn,
unb lculf urd aIrIci artifd w uuitSntiib Sl mdceu.
Tit 9cein9un9tn am Scrtouista9c unb Nuhportuna
ven slatban -. Sus.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
Scfcntli0c 9SenDu.

Trcitags, Seu s9ftcu Srccmbcr, NM 4
llbr Nodmittass, icllen am Saufe csS pcr.
lfUrbencn SO m. eamoes. Ieetbn urn
S5r SducOn &aunfdip, 9ebn @auntp, Of.
fentlitb perfauft wcreeu; a 8lHE
3rci Yfcree. Shmcins. 6 Sdoafe. Gin
3weis duIswo9en. 2 @o9snbaeies. 9elslci
tern, Seulsitern nit Sdrmsl. 2 Yfluee,
@a9en, pfIug9fdirr. cine ncue Mals, Gin
pferce9emolt pen Sob. Gin 9oni neuer
So9ondIlt 6ola6ltten. cine eeiter 20
Sue lang. uno lonil nod auerlei Sduern'
9eratbid aften su umifineIib Su melocn. H
Sur udmliebcu .3cit ns:s Srt
ss siSs GofIsn nod Smei Sthde SclS.
.sSSsssss sSsss LAMB pefauft mercsn aele9en in
- Sber Sauccn Saunlbip (; taS
cine 9rdnScuo an eano pen Slieor. Seifert
Qarcn Srcp uno ouesrn, sntbaItene 5 Qfer.
Der anesre Shicb 9rdnseno on eanc pcn
eoepb Mlobr. Saeob 9Bsber uno oneein.
cntbaItsno 5 Qdr, nit fbwerrm 9cl5 be-
wabfen. H45.f,3 gsr4a rfI...t h.
Die @coin9unetn am 8afoufsta9e unS
Qufpartun9 ron 3J .a
-1R sHa SbcmaS .. 9anoce, Gg'rr.
December IA. fhH 3faF ga nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
g fa6ri6f

wiro bietmit 9e9ebcn, boB bic llntersei6ns'
ten ais Greeutoren pcn Der tSintsrlaeen.
fbaft Der perfcrbensn M a9oalen a
& u b n 8. leetbiu bon Spnn Saunidip, &c
ba Gauntp, ongelfsAt ipClben iino. Que
cieieni9en bic nod all befa9te 9intertaesn'
fbaft fbuteig iino. ,pcroen odber aufgcfcr
cert innerbaIb 6 Modcn bei s. u. @ a I.
I ace. in Beieenburs &fp., ansurufcn uno
Sibtisfeit ;u MAIDEN llne Solds, welde
nod redtmdeige SoroeruHsen Nv MAIDEN
baben, beIieben biefeIbe innerbaIb befa9ter
Seit aud einSubrinaen,
ErisSerido g. SBaIlaee. Gr,ors. +
JpfbHa SScica,
December Z. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
SScsser Saaafttiteg.
&cDersSsSa1rcir. z.


Ser unterfbrebrne nimmt oiefe @eleaens
belt ieinen Steuncen uno esm pubIifum IL
hbebaupt Die QuSei9e Su MAIDEN. bae ty
aud elmer Der Werfenen Ia eis bel Dem
9ro6en Seuer in Gaentaun ibr Giaentbum
eingebuet Daben, ater nun ricSer bic 1s,
geb crs& Il ferei n
in alien beiIsn perftisenen 3mcieen fottbes
treibt. uno Smar in Der Sfsn@erffdhe peS
9rn. Natban edutenfdldser. fbrd9s 9e9en'
ubcr Saaenbubs Sotel in Quentaun. allm0
er nun wieosr berait in ale Irbeit in fsinens
Sadie ouf oas fdnellte une nm Die bilIig-
ten preiben gu erfertiseu, unb bofft BAG
feline altsn 8unen uno eds Wublifum inss
bsfonrers ion nicbt psrss6sn foneern ibm
tbre Gunofbaft Sueommen laBen weroen.4
Sein 8orratb beffebt 'tbsiis aus Bau6siis
Der, Sinner, .9aIbbufdel. Butterfdeer, 3iis
Der. uno 70 meter. welebe auf bic befte un1
eauerbafteiie 9Ranisr semadt iine.-@sr
ieine ferti9e g8daren Su bsfsbsn miInfbt,
beIiebe auaufprehm in Der Stublmddersi
oes .Sru. 8euben 8ei6. t y ~ aan
Sun9e eeute. Die Sausbaltmsen anfaHs
gen wcIlen. fino bauptfddiib eingeIdost1
bel ibm anSurufcn. ineem CT lie NIT fOIhen
0Saaren bepirnen fann, eie aud bauerbaft
fine. p fa4iisl sf75i
Sebn o. Cole.
Sctcber ~. nqbv
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
SlilsemciHe
Ssfentltbe GinlaDuna!

Der llnterSeibnets labet bisrmit bas pub.
lifum ein, fein Qfortsment bon MeoiSinen.
apcibefTwaarsn, Gifsn unb Gifsnwaaren
Su beisben, she iis fonfmo faufen. eenn er
wia uno Fam ale feline @aaren gum ME:
brighten Sprsis abfsesu.
@r bat foeben einen sroeen Sufae pon
cbi9en 4rtifeln erbaltsn.
@ruerfauft serolItes &eifeifen su 2H Gts
ods Tfunb. Gefhmieostes gifen aller Qrt
gu @ts. oas pfuno.
Spbu 8. Wsofcr.
dpctbcfer uno Giitnrpoarcubd bduelcr in Der .6anittcn
efrofe, esr Sasfcrmirtsn STRIDE ssseudtsr.
9icp 30. nl3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
GDriftan gbcrt,
SSinbmabl. nnb Strobbanfma6sr
iii Der StoOt 9l(lentatlu.,

III Der Stabt 9lasntaun. ,5n,
8ecieHt iitb otefer 8elesenbeit feinen
Srcunccn uno &unren bic In5eise Su matb-
en-, pa6 er fein @efbaft mob immer an fein.
en- alten Staneplaee. om fio ofIi6en gde
Der Samilton uuc 1nH Stra6en. in dlIen.
taun, uno s,par Swften een @aabdufer Der
Serren Beovcr Rnc Sagenbub, fortbetreibt,
alwo er nun F'}a1 lh4
1aS SSiuomiibl= nus SfrpbbenRs MaebeE
Sodneiuerf, lll ttg Hil
auf cine febr ousqeeebnte 9Heife forfsufetfu
geionnen III. Seine BinomubIen line in
ben tena6barten Counties wobl brfauut.
uno eben 70 befdnnt III ss. ea6 iie fsinen n
elmer meitsn gntfernuna nadfeben. Siufsr
oaber an uno uberSeuat eudD felblf. - Die
Wreile feiner Wmnmlbten fino BON IL bis
l8 &baIer. uno Gle Der Strcbbdnfe pcn o
bis 10 &baIet. LH4 iaH
Tidabstt an @inomu6lcn ceer Ghob!
bdnfen miro auf Die fiir5efte QnSsise une Su
ben biuisifcn Scein9un9en perridtst.
Gr III oonfbar fur fribsr senoBene tlntsr.
liieuna, unc bpfft ourb ptnftIife 1bwar.
tuu9 feiner @efbofte uno biuiae Yreife. si'
nen SbeiI Der @unff ees publlfums 5u &c.
nie6en, wpfur er ieeerssit eantbar feiu wiro.
Gbriftiau ebert.
Septembcr IL, nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
Scfcntli6e 9Senbu.

Ill
'0icnifa0S ben Sebifen Nccsm6cr
e.. @bfiltas) flouen am 9auie oes prilcrf
btnsn syobn s. Smitb. in Ger Stact
1usntaan. tffentiieb oerfauft werren:a
8etter unb 8ettlaesn. 1esf. 0rabr. elm
Sftn Init Gcbr. 3ifdbe uno Stiible. 3dter
SdiIer. Stdnecr. eiue Suantitdt Carpets
Gin grocer Glsiorf6ranf. Z Shcile an Gem
Stod Der Nortbamptpn @aiItrsGempl9nir,
sin I .@dulsma9sn. elm Sbubtarren cine
Nuantitit pafsr SdIeiffsinc, Giftnbdfm
uHcs .Geilsl. uno aneere 1rtifd. 6u umltanr'
lid su meIssn. ass 4as .nnl
Die gebinsunsen ON SerfaufStase unb
1nfwartun9 pon i..i4sa sYi. ..,ryaz
.fes.b.t,s,e Tranfliu S6bmiSt. S,,,,rs
1.a -, SSm. -. Slnmcr, 80
December Z. ,'t nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
Sfsacl,riCbf

wirb bisrourd ecaeben, ea6 Der unterSsids
nste ais 1eminiffrater orn Der SiHtGIdBens
febaft ess pernorbenen M I d oeI eerd,
leetbin Don allen Saunfdip. NortbamptoH
@auutD anacifeM woreen if.-1ue oisisnts
9en, caber Die nod duf ir9euo cine 4rt az
ben 8eracibrnrn f6uteis iino. fne biereurtt
erfuht inncboIb 6 98oten abSubeSabIsu.
llno eieieniecn bic mob rehmaeise Scribe
runarn boben, rerosn eiefsIbe iunel baIb be.
fa9ter 3eit wobIbefdtiat an untcr5si6nstep
einbrin9en. ss.I
9obn aiepPin9er, gtcm'or.
Nopember 9. p6nr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21

IS I 0 II II QS q ar { II
ousaepadt babsn. bic iie an Den aIIcrniceria.
ffsnpreiecn fur Saaresb, obsri i'm Qustauf6
fur eanoesprooufte auspcfaufen meroen.-
sic babcn einen febr pobIfeiten Stod ron
@olenen Sudern, pclthe Iie wenaffens l
Sboler per Yarb nieoriarr perfaufen, aIS
fruber; Sattinetts fur % Gents per Waro /;
&attune nur 3 Gents per Warb; meiee. rc.
tbe uno aelbe SIoneIs fur IL Gents = unb
baum,polIene Slanels fur s Gents per Waro.
quite @ingbams uno Moa5 DC Iains. fur u
Gents per Waro. uno 70 fort. = UIle anrcre
@htcr perbdltniBmd6is wcblfeil.
Sie,ueit ffe bcice cine Gsibe BON Sabreu
Die @sfbdfte fctpn betreben babcn. uno be,
oeutence Grfabruna in oeufsIben baten, 70
Soften iie burd bulge prsife uno CUTE Qb
wartun9 ibren pollen 4ntbeil prn Der Silent.
li6en 8unff gu erbaItcn, woflr lie iecerieit
oanttar fein werocn.
Glids SIert,
Scnjamiu Sauocs,
Guentaun. Ncp. 9, nq-3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
9rpBes Scbei6cn(tbi

MpntdgS ocu Hiten Sdnnnr (Aeudbrsia9)
iclI ain CSdtbdut pcn etIaS 2 ttttler, IN Stt9trs=
plus. Gin SshitSuihitltu ltattfuosJ pctei Gin s s
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
9Diittel fir 2abnwe6.

ausntaun. NOusmber 8.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21

SS'FFs'5Siil5 Vi ann nssau .r3sS ps%' i9a'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29

At CHESHIRE. Stages from Waterbury
d;rec. connect with the up and down morning
Trains at 10 A. NJ Returning from the up
and down Evening Trains al A 40 P. Nd.
Also, from Litch6cld, Wolcotville and w.
.o.hnrv with the Down Train at 10 SIS A. M.
Rs,urning upon the arrival Of the Up Train at
At PLALNVTLLE. Stages from Plymouth
R,;stol and Farming,on connect with ths
morning Train tor New Haven al 40 T. NJ
Returning at about 10 P. M,
Also, from I,,chfeld, Wnstead, New Hart
s,rd Collinsville and Uni"nvlle 10 e"nnes
with the 10 3oA. NJ. Train to Nav HaseA. he
turning upon the arrival OF the Train at asoo
2P. NJ. ,.n>,.,.
Sup erintenden
.Ne,v Hauen. May, 29. 1918. h-2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29
Rheumatism.

This ssrssparills is used with the most per
,.c, mccsss In Rheumatic complaints. h0weve
severe Or chronic. The astonishing cures II has
oeriormed are indeed wonderful. O.hey RENE
dies sometimes ave temporary Ie"e,: NE ILL gu
,he limbs and bones are dreadiully So oilen;
"a r,c.s resneetabie iawyersin Hartford. Ct
The following is an extract Of alstieT received
'I ~. TTa..n.snd-I have used one bottle Of yoSr
Nh. and find il is ceIlent in lie effects
anon = chronic rheumatic pain 20 which am
srS;ect. from co injury o. cssioned severalyeears
ssc;r : nuHi;c stage Please send me two hot.
lies to he care Of d. Seymonr., have con;
yeYsed with too OF our principal phy4ic'aps' and
recommend your seth TERRY.
u..e.a Mach 19,h Haas F'F ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29
Hartford, March ls,h, is4s. - -
PILES PILES. PILES

DR. Tcwnsend's Sarsaparilla 10 NO less ssc
cessfu, n curing ttisdisifessing complaint, than
or dlseases OF the Blood. Dyspepsia, kbenma
tiss,, and Nervous Dehiiisy..
Yo,k. For saIe by the principal Dyngslsts
throughout the Usited States, WEES ladies end
CsnaAaS
None genuine unless pint up insansFe bottles.
which eon.ain . qIss,, End sssnsS s VA Ne
pame blown in the glees.
| 0r For Sale q he Drug Store in LitG.. 6elS
nd bvTessv and Porter. Plymouth
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29
Notice..

VvAKEN by virtue Of warrant for town
Taxon the assessment list Of 1886, for
the town of Washington, so much Of the re :
al Estate of James Leonard as will pay q
Town Tax Of ten cents on the dollar. TO-
eether with the legal costs. and will be sold
a, the public Sign Post in Washington,
New Preston Society, near the store Of Mr.
Daniel Tomlinson. on Monday the 26ih day
of Augus. 1913 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOSEPH @. CALHOUN, Collector,
Washington, May 3lst lS4S.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29
NV.ALU.9BLE
F MILY CO M p A MON

ok Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
- Cure Of Consumption. Asthma. Diseases
OF the Heart, and all Female Diseases. 23l
pages, 90 engravings. Paper 50 cts bound
Is cts. Mail TO any part-p"stage l-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest EXpanders. $2,
Mail to any part so cts postage, lnhaling
Tubes, Silver, $3, by mail letter postage. Alb
io,ninal Supporters, perfect, rs to $40, for all
Rnp,ures. Failing Of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, aud circumference .: person next the sur :
zach, just above the hips. II Rupture, men
ton which side. Agents wanted for the sale
Of the above goods, Address DR.. S. s. Fla CHI,
TOT Broadway, New York, post paid.
April "a. ls4s 5oly
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29
III B. JONES's ID Ann Street, Ne,

III B. JONES'S Ia Ann Street, New
Il. York. No man can do pr.sper>
Gus business, unless both buyer and sell, r
are benefited, and 1000 10 $500, that
there are not better Boots sold at the fol>
lowing prices than sell-$5O0 to $50, that
sell more fine Boots at retail for cash,
which enables me to sell at such renarka
bic low prices-1 sell first quality of French
Calf Dress Boots, at $3.50 TO 81, rs; second
do, $3.50 to $500; French Patent Leath>
er Boots, ~, 90. My store is small, my ex>
penses light and competition is challenged,
New York, May l, l649. 81 5w
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-06-29


CoVNeT Bro0asUay aud .ann Steest, W y.
THIS museum 10 the largest in America
Il contains.
Seven splendid Halls over 100 feet
long,
Filled with the greatest variety in the world Of
Birds, Beasts. Paintings, Shells.
Minerals, &c.
From every quarter Of the Globe. and every
conceivable rare and curious thing in
Lature or art, which can in>
terest or amuse ths
public. 1t has the
GREATEST COLLECTION OF WAX
FIGURES
in the country, embracing, amongst others,
-Four large groups, size of life.
which represent in the most beautiful and life.
like manner, the
Birth Of our SaYior at Bethlehem,
In the manager, with the Shepherds and
WISE MEN OFFERING HIM GIFTS.
The last supper of Christ and his
Disciples,
as they appeared at the moment when he told
them that
ONE OF THEM SHOULD BETRAY HIM,
His trial before Plate and Caiphas,
The High Priest, with Oriental Costumes,
with all the peculiaritfes Of Jewish Pontifi.
cals-and the various Robes Of the different
grades Of
Priests, Governors, Centurions,
Scribes, &c.
besides groupe Of twelve figures represent-
ing
lNTEMPERATE FAMILY.
which depicts Significantly the evils of that
Degrading and debasing vice.
These figures are all correct reptesen, atoms
of living persons, in every particular, as
features. costume, &c. and have been
universally pronounced the NEST
Perfect aud life-like ever seen.
and have received the highest encomiums of
| the Press These figures. together with
the whole Museum are to be.
Seen at all hours day and night.
And every afternoon and evening variety of
Splendid performa nces take place
in the Lecture RI N OF the Mus cum, by the
celebrated
Yankee Personator, Great Western,
AVID large company OF other talented
persons. No pains or expense are
SpuiSu ~
Every thing novel and curious,
DwarGs, Giants, Orang out
angs, SC. &c.
| And every effort is made by the management to
Preserve strict order and dtcorum
Throughout The entire establishment. and
make it the Pleasure # Ladies' aad
Children as well as Gentlemen
| visiting the city, not only to
examine the
Collection of curiosities,
Bnt also to witness the amusing and chas,e
entei laihmenls-and to secure the desira.
BILE object. the
Price of admission TO the whole
IS only 25 cents, Children under IO.,ears half
price
DPON THE FOURTH OF JULY
New anu extraordinary attractions will be
introduced and
Performances take place every
HOUR
OF the day and evening, from 8 o'clock. A. M
till i2 al night.
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Refund the Money!

These Pills are recommended az being scsfhI
owf amy eqaGiin al! Bilious attacks. affections
Of the Liver, the Lungs, Stomach er Bowels.
caused by taking cold OF obstructed perspirs-
ton. They carry off the bile, cleanse the pores
Of the body, thereby letting cut the insensiblo
perspiration through its accustomed channel
aad relieving at once the internal organs. Also
in old chronic affections. a. Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache. Rheumatism, &c. Mind the Di-
reeiiOas which 90 vith each box.
Every Agent has Circulars Of these Pills to
give away.
HALF A PILL
10 the usual dose, though some require one
PILL or even more. Children Of one year q
over. one fourth Of Pill-of years and oVeE
halt Pill These Pills are PURELY EE:
GETABLE. and may be taken under all cir
cumstances without regard 20 drink or diet.
9o-FOF Sale by Druggists and Traders gen
erallv, in each Town and Village in the cOun
~ aR6 state,
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N. York, March ! Al. 49, wooster H.
r..ous Female .WeGl;cSase.

| H. 'fnwnssnd's SarsaparIlla 10 sovereign
and sneedy cure for incipient Consump.lo,''
Barrenness, LeucOvrhGa. or WINES. oos'Toc'l
ed Or difficult n ,s,sns "d fo o
the general prostration Of the syslen'-no mat
,sr ShaIher The result Of an inherent cause or
ca uses, produced by irreguar'ty sickness or &C.
''I 49, Nothing can be more surprising thai, lie
! inw gera,ing effects on toe human frame. 81
all weakness , anS s~a fu Of energy IT..
A. ;.s ;nawence, II Immediately counteracts
| ~. narveiesaness Of the female frame, when
! IL the great cause Of barrcnness.
Il vii no. be evpocted Of us, in cases o.
delicatea nature, to exh'Di' cer'inc", a.:
| P,nJs"ds of cases have been reporied ~ Us. i.
Seversi cases where families have been without
children. after using q few bottles o. ms m
valuable medicine, has been bles' with healthy
0"'p''"Ei ito Mothers and Married Ladies.
This Extract Of SarssparlIa hss pen OK
nyessiv prepared in reference t" female com
pis;n,s.' n female who has reason to suppose
,hsI she IL approaching that critical .pe'iod.
..%e ,wrn Of lie, should negiec'to take It, No 1t
"a " certain preventive for any OF the numerous
an horrible diseases TO which females are sub
ect nj this time Of life. THIS peron NAV o.
MOI IL !, less valuable for those who are
sn"Yoachins womanhood, ssi! 10 calculated :"
.sssl nature BY quiekening the blood and IN
.,:"",s ,;wo The sysiem Indeed, THE medicine 10
;nys,uabie ior al Of the delicate diseases to
| which women ere SUBJECT.
| 1, hracaa the whole system, reDews perma
,a",l" 'hs msturaI energies, BY removing the
imnuri,ies Of the body-not 90 Tar stimulating
H. svstem as TO produce subsequent relaxa'
~. w,i,;ch h the case with medicines taken 10
sSmsle weakness and disease.
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- A VALUABLE FARM situa-
n ted in the South part If Germ.
ss p wall On the TURNPIKE leading 70
guy Warren, 10 offered fsr
sale, Said tarm CONTAINS about l6O acres, to-
gether with comfortable dwelling house three
barns, and out houses. For further pasticu-
lars enquire of the subscriber upO, the prem
,aes. A. C.. ROUSE
Cornwall Bridge. June 10, is4s. swt
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TO Book Agents,
THE MEXICAN WAR.

THE Subscriber has in press and VIII
shortly publish, q "History OF the Mex
lean War" comprising complete HIS
,orv ot all the operations OF the American
armv in Mexico w It'll sketches and an
.cdoIes of the most distinguished officers
IN the Regular Army aud the Voi0nIee.
Force. By John Eros, Esq illustrated
with numerous Engravings.
Anumher of enterprisinI and eficicnt
men. Of good character, are offered pro,
fitable employment as Agents, in clrcu'
iatiag the above Work
For Terms, and all other Information
applican,s will please call on the suoscrl>
her or address BY mail, Post paid:
n. MANSFIELD,
Book Publisher, lS4 York s., News
Haven
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.agessts for the Company

Daniel 3. Brinsmade. Waehine!on'
David C. Sanford, New Miltord'
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
frederick Kellogg, Cornwall
Nelson Brewster. Goshen.
WIN. M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner Salisbury,
SD: Sor.hSyay' 4 Norfolk.
y Rnser pf n Mills, New Hartford.
f:eerre d. Wadhams. Torrinston'
G.ewis smith, Harw'nton,
Elisha johnson. Plymouth,
Jobn g. Amber, Be!hlem.
i,eman W. Cutler, Watertown'
Ichn Abernethy, Woodbury..
David C. Whiulesy. New Preseoa'
GecresP. Tallmadge, warren.
Persons wishing to get their Buildings Ins g
can Apply to either ef'he Agents. o. 'o'"' ''''
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, ecreta!y
L;.:hfield. Oct !. 1887. 'amV
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REV. B. HIBBARD'S
VEGETABLE .A.NTt- BILIOUS
Family Pills,

Are not found tobe the most convenient,
The Best Physic Ven Ever Tired,
md fully equal TO our recommendation .
them.-If you don't find that one OF these
Pills does more good than from Ito Of an,
other kind. every Agent stands ready TO re
ceive the empty box and
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CLovER aad TIMOTHY SEED-A few
~ bushels ior sale at the Brick Store.
Alno--M areOwfAt Peas, DRIED APPLES
C, ADAMS g. CO.