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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-31
LAMBERT's OFFICE.
18th Street. under Exchange Hotel.

I4fh street, Under EXchange Hotel.
Drawn:N mos Delaware, Extra IL, May 81:
Is "a 81 81 IL l6 l3 IL Is 20
Drawn Nos Delaware Extra IL, SIay %:
so 90 35 Is AZ 40 IL 40 60 i % 46 2
Fer TO-Day.-The Delaware State Lottery
Glass No ID. Capitals: sec s5l, of 5000, 10 OF
$500, 90 1C00 &c. rs numbers, - drawn Tick
cts So LAMBERT.
my3l
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NEW YORK ANNIvERsARIEs-The New York
Express says that the magnitude Of the operations
of some of the societies who recently held their
niversary meetings in that city, may be judged from
glance at their receipts for the last twelve months
asf foil
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-. AUCTION NOTICE.-At,ention
Is respectfully invited to the sale of fine
French ENGRAvlNGS, to take place This AZ.
noon. at half past o'clock, at the store on Main
street. recently occupied by Mr.. VIM. F. Mitchell.
opposite the Banks. They will be open for exhibi.
ton during the day.
my 81 GEORGE j. SUMNER Apc,
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CECOND SUPPLY OF DRESS GOOD.

~ We have recently received our second supply
of Summer Dress Goods, such as
Handsome figured and plain Silks
Rich Figured Robes
Rich Bafeges and Tissues
French Lawns, Muslins and Grenadines
Together with general assortment of other
Dress GooGs too numerous TO mention at
CHAS. HARTWELL a. cos,
my 81 lO7 Broad street
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Only IL l.2 and "a cents for Bill.
fOus Habits and the Liver, the best Pnr.
gative Pill knOwn.-DR. ROSES RAILROAD
OR ANTLBiLIOUS PILLS are the best Pills, a.
thousands who have used them declare, for purify
ing the blood, carrying off all bile, and producing
aheaithy tone to the liver They are called "Raif
road Pills. because they 60 ahead of all other Pills
in their good effect
DIR. RosEs celebrated Family Pills for Indiges
uon, dyspepsia and Sour Stomach, are also 10
great demand-price Is cents, and tor sale by Pur
cell, Ladd Il Co, Adie a. Gray, Gaynor & Wood
Bodeker, Bennett & Beers. r RI Duyel a.
ssiocAef snd :. biair. ja2l-n
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R Let every one who has not yet used the Gel.
eorated Arabian Liniment, 60 to the agent, and he
will furnish you with a pamphlet, gratis. contain
ing much valuable information with regard to the
treatmen, of cattle, &c; and Il win also give you
certificates of cures performed by ii. G. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment, which have never been equaed
and which cures were effected after the failure
of the most scientific physicians. See advertise
ment. myl9
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CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
- now in use for the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs, Purid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, letter and all diseases
arising from impure blood and emf ebed state Of
the system.
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sTKATTON,S OFFICE,

ETAIAAIN|S AVTTNhI OFEICh,
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL,
(Chalk's old stand)
Drawn Nos Patap*co, l54, May %:
IA 10 SO II Sc "A 46 66 81 II 81
Drawn Nos Carroll Co 26 Mayer
n 81 II Z 80 "a 81 ID rs 81 81 "a 55 80
Whole ticket 10 IA e., $le60 sent to this office
For To-Day, 3lst May.-Wsshington Co
81. Capitals S3500C, IL $780, 1900, $685. 20 of 75O
20 of 400, 90 of 800. rs numbers, IA drawn. Tick
cts So
Also, Small Fry. Tickets 50 so.
my3l w. H. STATHAM
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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The

NNNNNBRll/ SUMS UE
ALXZ members ofARMORY AND TREDEGAR
FZzAN. DIVISION, No &c. are notified to meet at
@'1ESS their Hall This Evening, at half past 7
o'clock. Members of the order in the city are re-
spectfully invited to meet with them
AT o'clock Banner will be presented by the Ia
dies to the Division at which time the public are in
vited to attend.
my 3I-lt+ DAVID KING, r s.
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~ The Once of the New York Her.
aid Philadelphia Ledger, Baltimore Sun, Baltimore
Clipper and General Depot for all the Newspapers,
Magazines, and Cheap Publications, is at 1891
Broad street, opposite the Broad Street Hotel
THOMAS II. GRESHAM,
an. 10 General Agent
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CHOLERA MIXTUKE. ior t6e nosilir,

tHOLERA MIXTURE, for the positive
" and speedy cure of Diar rhoea, Summer Com.
plant, Cholera Morbus, Cholera Inianturn, and all
other diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels. This
Mixture, which is the recipe of one of our best
Southern Physicians, can be confidently relied on
as one OF the very best medicines ever offered to
the public for the cure of the above named danger
Gus Diseases and when used according to the di.
rectons has rarely been known to fail instantly to
relieve, and in few doses to effect permanent
cure Sold only by BENNETT L. BEERS,
my 81 Druggists, lbs Main street
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FlNHE CO.PAKTNERSHIP existing under
l. the style and firm of HENRY NEWMAN e.
CO., in Richmond, and at Boydton, Va, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Henry Newman
having bought out the interest of the other part
ners. is alone authorised to use the name of the
concern in winding up its affairs, and will pay the
debts due by the concern, and collect the debts due
to the concern HENRY NEWMAN.
] WESHSLER.
my 3l-6t* VALENTINE COHEN.
MORE NEW GOODS, AT THE NEW
lvI STORE, NO. 25 MAIN STREET.-Received
this day, per steamship Pennsylvania, new supply
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, suited to the pres
ent season.
Among many other articles, may be found
Cheap lot Paraso!s, Berages Bersge de LANES,
Grenadines, Lawns, Ginghams, Prints, &c: also,
Black Lace Mitts, Gloves, Hosiery, &C., &c.
All are invited to call at the sign of the NEW
STORE, in red letters, No. % Main street, opposite
J. H. Wake.
my 31-3t* A. M. HOBENSACK e. TITUS
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Recommendations.

DALIIMOHEl MdTCH II, IcJI.
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure in recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar as an excel.
lent preventative curative in the first signs of
bronchial affections or diseases of the lungs and
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
No. liz Broad Street, Shockoe Hill, opposite Fred
ericksburg Depot

For To.Day.-Washingto 81. Capitals: of
S35 coo, of 1850, of $780, of 1878, 20 of 75O
90 of 400, 90 of 300, 100 of 200, 200 of $50. rs
numbers and IA drawn ballots. Tickets $40, shares
in proportion.
Also -Patapsco 156. Capitals of 1894, of
$500, l of 1850, &c. 70 numbers and 16 drawn
ballots Tickets s. so. SMITH.
nv 24-Im
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DEWAKE OF COUNTEkFE D..
ID Thompsons Bank Note and Commerce. =, -.
porter for june contains iuil descriptions OF 80 Az
cent counteneits, Price per month, IL eeaa' aer
per year. Go city subscribers1 70 cents az ar
year, 10 country do,) 81 For sale, who's'''
retail, by no~x,rp
my ~ G. n. WEST nno -
SUPERIOR RLACk lNK.--1his Ina pos
- sesses all the qualities required for gooa
ting Ink, suitable for the quill and admirably iii
ed 70 the steel pen. II improves by sss aa' eor
not eorrode. mould, preelpitass nor deeay ,,.. by
sale 10 ouDt,e, ounce. piat aud quar- oTisra
my 20 9. y. WEST = 1Ao'
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SELLING OFF AT COsr
y mum ee sod y the 18th Of July The .sh .sas
Dry Goods and Shoes By the f5tb :, Is1'. s.oek Of
er = possible Those in want Of Goods i - soon-
- .,n1e y. 2 s insir advantage 70 buy them Of him
Sheetings. shirtings, Calicoes. Ginsbsms
Cnsca Swass AND Csmbrie Muslin. Emba Cans
Silk, Thread and Cotton Hose Tshia ~
Napkins, Irish and French Linens. s'
Laces t q every description, Bonnet Neck and Bah
y - zOl Broad stree.
NEW BOOAs, just received ~ = -
In RIS, late Drinker q Morris. a. noR-
MD. eht Mayo,
The Life of Judge Jefreys, Chief Jus,;c. ~ ;,
Kings Bench under Charles Iith, and Io,s u: ne
Chancellor OF England during the reian 70 hlgh
18th. by Humphrey Woodrych. VI James
God in disease, or the Manifestation of Dssio, :.
Morbid Phenomena 1 BY James Duncan B. Ph "a
stefan 70 SIR T. Duns Hospital Dublin. = - fns'
aHmy 81
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JED SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
H COUNTY, VA.-These eminenty celebrated
Springs will be opened for visitors on the Goth June
Its waters have been long renowned for the relief
and permanent cure of all diseases of the lungs,
Consumption included, Bronchial and Nervous Dis.
eases, also in Chronic Diarrhoea, Rheumatism and
Gravel. Its waters are very sedative and soporifc,
besides acting as fine agent on the blood, driving
away its impurities, and mparting health and vgor
to the system, worn and wasted by disease.
2tx
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Eg Crowds OF Ladies throng our
Rooms for the superior and splendid style of Da.
guerreotypes taken by the elegant patent process,
which is, no doubt, the greatest improvement ever
discovered in this most beautiful branch OF science
Our Pictures are acknowledged by the public and
press to be the most beautiful and life like portraits
taken in the country. Prices very low indeed for
q superior picture.
Rights for sale for any part of Virginia excepting
Norfolk and Richmond. MOULSON'S
Patent Process Daguerrean Gallery,
myll No. l 10 M ain street
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Head. Quarters st Regt. Va. olunteers,
RICHMOND, May 29th, 1852
ORDERS NO. 15.-A Board OF OFF.
EcERs will assemble at Head Quarters, ON TUES
ilIDAY, the let OF June, at 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
~ By order of Col GwYNN.
WALTER II. HARRISON,
my 81 Adjt. LIST Reet. Va. Vols.
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K~ b. w. sTARKR, ATTOKNEY
raeness In all the Courts of this city and the eoun,
ues OF Henrico and Hanover. Office next To cor
ner OF 18th and Franklin streets. my 27-lms :
K~, DIR. A. e. PETICOLAs ofieTs
- MS professional services TO the public Of
nicnmond and its environs When not in bis Of.
nee, Dr; I. may be found ut the Virginia House or
the Medical College " -
Office on Broad street. betweep 10Th and mr.
nearly opposite the City Han 2O-2m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-05-31

AfHSl,nTTTf NOTICE.-Our Packets win
- lot be interrupted in their regular
trips dunng the repairs to the Canal Locks but will
continue to run daily at the usual hour, NJ, Sun.
days excepted.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
nv 2q-lw
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GREGORY 81 MAURI,
successors to j. w. Maury q CO., Mana.
gers.
Office, No. 81, Main Street

Office, No. 81, Main Street.
Drawn Nos of Delaware Lottery, Class IL, Extra,
May 90
2 SO % 35 Is Al 40 IL 43 so % 46.
Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, Glass 1874, May 80
SO 80 SO IA .6 81 S SO l6 80 70 Is g.
Scheme TO.Day.-Capitais S26,5sI, prizes
of 5000, III of $500, 20 Of 1901 30 of 4000 &c. IS
numbers IL drawn Tickets SO. my 81
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a EAGLE INFANTRY, ATTENTION.
next, 3lst instant. at half past 2 o'clock, P. NJ,
~ in full summer uniform. Arms in order for in
spection. and three rounds of ball cartridges. to
shoot for the medal. By order of the LIST Lleuten
ant Commanding. JOHN G. POWELL,
INV 90 Summons Officer.
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I. ID. WhIUb NJ. d,

BALTIMORE, sept. % le0l.
MRS. NORRIS Madem-lt gives me great plea
sure to state that, by the of your Cedar Tar,
have been cured Of consumption. with which have
been afflicted for the last sixteen months tried
everything that could De got at for Nothing
has ever done, | safely say, but your Cedar
Tar. | had three or four hemorrhages a month,
ali ;, since have used your Tar, can truly say
only spit blood once, and then but small quantity
My cough, which was very violent ali the time, has
entirely stopped. ! sleep sound, and my night
sweats have left me. Ny hip bones, at one time al
most came through my skin, but nov have ny
usual quantity of flesh, and my general good health
has returned. ANY person DESTROYS of witnessing
the beaefts derived from your Cedar Tar will
please call on me- at my residence, in Baltimore
street, five doors from Broadway.
Yours, with respect, ANN KING.
l subscribe with pleasure and full confidence 10
the effects of the Cedar Tar, as prepared and sold
by Mrs. Norris, in many cases of diseases, having
prescribed it frequently, and always with good e.
fects.
March 81, 1881. A. RICH, NJ. D.
For sale in Richmond by
z. HORTON KEACH, 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia
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Tickets S10 halves 5 Quarterf 50.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and confden-
tial attention, if addressed to r. FRANCE e. CO.,
Managers, or to c. W.PURCELL,
NV 81 Richmond Va
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DOR ARE, a very likely Negro Boy, or
l. 9years old. Terms very accommodating Ito
secure good home
nv 3l-3t MACE & WINSTON
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- HAYES X. SUTTON, NOTAkf
~ PUBLIC Particular attention paid 70
vrting DEEDS and other legal instruments VI
Zee in the Law Building, Richmond, Va my
- s1The Best the Cheapest in the
EnY. ,,-Thls time out-of mind saying was never
..nra .nnrooriatey applied than in the choice OF
nor Picture. good one, like
,D;ns is rendered more valuable by age; whereas,
a poor one is an everlasting eye sore, especially
when placed ia comparison with the work OF an
artist. How often are we called upon to re'tase
tbe male sickly production of pretenders in the art
have nothing TO recommend them but cheap
rass M. P. SIMOES,
INV % ISL Main street, Eagle Square.
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NOTICK.-At meeting OF the President
andt Directors of the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Rail Road Company, held the 2dtn
April, 1882, it was
Resolved, That dividend OF % per cen. Je rs. ,
ciared on the stock of the Company, payable on
and after the 1st May next, at the office OF the Com
pa .I .. IN 'Ae o''' C. W. MACMURDO, Tr.
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NA cond supply.-Arrival Of new c. Sc &c.
day by Steamship Roanoke We are ons,;n. tnis
DAY an extensive assortment of new and dssrss.s %
summer Goods, comprising every VARIETY os '.0s
and quality, purchased by one of the firm Eye
the last week in New York, for cash, at eon.aa
attention OF all in want of great bargains - me
stock close examination before purcbas;ne cur
to the New Cheap Store, 63 Main street far rp h
gains. '0f oar-
my 81 HART G. uosps
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(OWLAND'S GENUINE MACASSAR
III OIL, one of the Oldest and best preparations
for the hair now in use. Ladies. during the hot
weather. will find the Macassar Oil one of the best
"Tonics" that can be applied to the hair
pamphlet accompanies each bottle, containing
treatise upon the hair. For sale by
my 29-1w O. A. STRECKFR
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-02-05
BeautifuI Extract.

Inc following beautiful extract we ca.
Ply from an Agricultural Address recent.
y delivered before the Lewis Co. N. r.
Agricultural Society, by Caleb Lyon. The
poet:
Permit me" said the speaker, "to
call your attention to q subject intimates
ly connected with the comforts Of vour
homes. would ask in what manner an
acre Of ground, in the common course { +
cultivation, can SO well be employed as
IN garden, or who deserves to have Iife.a
path strewcd with flowers more than the
farmer? All our vegetables were orici.
nally acclimated here and Homer. Who
composed the great poem, Illiad. five
hundred years before Cadmus brought
letters into Greece, makes Laertes des-
crlbe, in glowing eolors, the bright asso.
Citations that are clustered about this the
true cradle of agriculture. Here it was
that Plato discussed, Eve sinned. Jesus
prayed. The Chinese have floating gar,
dens, the Arabians fountain gardens, and
our are household gordens--which. after
/ life's happiest moments. may be in the
memory Of the flower plucked from them
to adorn bridal or grace a bier.
Adam was farmer while vet ia para.
disc: and after his fall he was command
ed to "earn his bread by the sweat Of his
brow" Job. the honest. upright. and
patient, was farmer. and his stern ed
uca,ion has passed into proyerb: So.
crates was farmer, and he welded TO
his calling the glory of his immortal Dhi-
losophy. s.. Luke was a farmer. and
divides with Promelheus the honor Of
suhjecting the OK for the use Of man.
Cinc'nnatus was farmer, and the no.
blest Roman of them all. Burns was a
farmer. and the muse found him ut The
pillow, and filled his soul with poetry.
Washington was a farmer, and reti, ed
from the highest earthly station to enjoy
the quiet of rural life. and present to The
world its sublimest spectacle Of human
greatness. 10 these names may be add
ed a host of others. who sought peace
and repose in the cultivation Of their me,
Their earth. The enthusiastic Lafayette,
the stcaGfast Pickering. the scholastic
Jefferson. the fiery Randolnh, all found
AN Eldorado Of consolation from life's
cares and troubles in the green fields and
and verdant lawns that surrounded shsir
homesteads."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-02-05
ga aceIIa II z.
CHARITY. asaE
Rev. X 10.
BY A LADY OF BALTIMORE.

1t was cold, chearIess day in Novcm-
Der. A fall Of snow during the night,
was succeeded in the morning by slow,
and DRILLING rain, accompanied by a
brisk north-easterly wind. Overcoats
and gums were Indispensable, but as
for for umbrellas. they might as well
have been left at home. In snug.
comfortable parlor, SAT three ladies',
MIS-. Danvcrs and her two daughters
A bright fire glowed in the crate, and
tie general warmth Which it impaired
rendered the apartment so pleasant,
that its occupants scarcvly needed the
torn without,
Little or no con. ersation passed be
tween them, for all were inienlly enga-
gsd in reading. The mother and elder
d tughter each were absorbed in new
and popular novel, while the younger
perused the morning paper. Ere the
sun had reached its meridian, domes-
tic entered, say ing to Mrs. Danvers.
There IS young woman below who
wishes to see you, MA am
Who is it, B~tsey? Some beggar,
reckon, for no one else, I'm sure, would
venture out On day like this, unless
compelled to-
L think, nia'am it's tie young wo-
mar what's going 10 make the shirts.
Send her up then, Bctsey. What
could have Possessed the creature 10
come this morning 2
In few minutes tie young gill.
whose name was Sarah Parks, entered.
Sic appeared about eighteen years OF
age, but her csuntenancc plainly indi-
CT ted that she hid experienced no small
amount of trouble. Her dress was cx-
tremrly clean 'and neat, but far better
adapted for Il sunshine and brcezes of
May than for the Wintry blasts of No.
vember. The water dripped off the cot.
ton shawl on tho rich carpet, as she stood
just within the door, Mrs. Danvers not
appearing 10 think That a person in her
situation would feel the need Of rest OF
warmth. even on morning like this.
Well. Sarah. suppose you have
come about those SHIFTS remarked the
lady. ........
Yes, ma'am.'
Jane my dear, go into my room and
bring me that bundle lying on the dres
sing table,"
ooh, dear ma why didn't you lei
Betsey bringit? It's cold hate TO slil
from the FIRE.
| Betsey is busy about dinner. and
don't wish TO hinder it, -
The young lady reluctantly obeyed
however. Struggling her shoulders, and
shivering as she passed from the COM
Portable parlor into the cold passage
She soon returned with the muslin, ant
as she re-entered the room cast lool
upon The young girl. which seemed Il
say, What business have you to COM
and disturb me in this way 2 sass
She tossed the bundle into her moth
IS lap. and then returned to her loHng
OF the sofa.
Here. Sarah; IS one for a pattern,
said Mrs. Danvers. : / wish them mad,
lust Ike that Now what will 70,
4 charge for them 2 80 fig
"A dollar and quarter, ma'am.'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-02-05
CHE 3DOet's Corner.
For the Enquirer .
T / NJ E


TINE.
Know ye the monarch Of the restless wing
Who tires the Eagle in his sunward fight,
Who tells the star of morning when to fling
Its beams upon the chilly, dying night
He brings the auiumn's flush, the winter
gloom,
And the returning spring with balmy air,
Teaching the flowers of summer when to
blsom,
And forests when their robes Of bloom to
wear.
His breath is age, and his pulses tell
How soon the generations rass away;
And every grave and every funeral knell
Shows the resislless triumph Of his sway.
Men rear their DON es as il the stars TO meet.
He mocks at all their strength and all their
pride:
The marble crumbles underneath his feet,
And in the dust the ruined fragments hide.
The captive longing only to be freed,
Chides his slew wing that lengthens still
the day,
While the glad son Of j'y regrets the speed
That bears the rosy hours so sson away.
The good man marks his flight with tear less
eye,
Nor wishes TO re'ard his beating wing;
The sinner. trembling, sees it passing by,
Fearing that every stroke his end shall. bring.
But not for good or i'll his pinion swift
Shall wait, till standing on the sea and shore,
The angel Of the rainbow CT. wn shall lift
His hand and swear that time shall be no
more.s X.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-02-05
World. Sept. 1851.

NoRTHKRN Recommendations
vile (Fa.) was invaded on tina 18th inst.
bv a Northern snow storm. whea enow
I'm 10 the depth of an inch and half.
The News says there Is no record Or
tradition Of such an event in the previous
history Of East Florida. - .s
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). G.. BATTERSON'S
M ARBLC w oRRS,

HTJord, Conn.
Monuments aal Tonbs Of American and
italian VI .rble. Baptismal F"nts. Nh
I1l Tablets, Urns, Vase. Mantles
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
Floors, Sc constantly
m hand or furnished TO order.
Hartford. June list. tyl
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G.. WI. HOOK e R.
Removal.

d.. VAIL has rent we'd to the "Bisseli
Fl ms-," south eide Of Fast II. Office as before
over The .tTe recently occupied y s. p Bellies
Esl. All calls in the line ii his professi"r,
eft .ithr Il h.s hrl.s o. oli.,, will Oe pronpi>
j. Attrn led tn
Lt:ai.li. Mrch ID. 1851
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REMOVAL.

IsEMl)t 4 l..
DR.. BOSTWICk has removed his
residence to Mr.. J. L. Judd's, at the
Able Place. South street. Night call
ers will please rap at the north door,
Office rs heretofore.
L,tchfeid, Jan 81, 1851.
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1R. .We1.l'iass01e,

.. W. .We1ESNsH1s,
a., 4at the Old Stand.
xsAA HAVING procured an assistant
SEk Matchmaker and Jeweler. will
continue TO do any and al kinds
ei w,.ch repairing and watch jeweling that
mly be intrusted to his care ia the best man
nsr anil on reasonable terms, no pains will be
spared TO give satisfaction TO every customer
Thankful for pa+t favors he would solicit the
continuance of the public patronage. On hand
chaice assortment OF Watches Jewelry and
Silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
Liech6sld, May 1851. ly3
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-02-05
!. II. Judd.

III mia i. Judd.
DAGUERREAN ARTIST.
II AS taken Rooms in the first building be-
1llOw the Manson House. where his Mini
ainres may be obtained Al all times
Litch6eld. April ., 1881. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-02-05

- Unprincipled men liys knaYes. and
die baggars. - a5. y.