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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
urIliture.

q NSs3M THE undersigned have just
received from the West fine
lot Of furniture. consisting in part as follows:
3 Walnut, cherry and poplar bedsteads.
I" 6 Armors or wardrobes.
colored tin and wire safes,
aud mahogany beaureaus,
= with mirrors,
CHAl S
TABLES,
WASii-STANDS,
sndag great many articles of other descrip.
Gons. For saIe cheap for cash. by
p. LEBRET & HEARSEY.
Bayou Sara, August 80, 1852. 35m3
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
From the Spirit Of tie Times.
JONES' FIGHT.
STORY OF KENTUcKY-BY AN ALBANIAN.

Col. Dick Jones sas decidedly the great
man of the village of Summervile he
was colonel of the regiment-he had re-
presented his district ia Congress-he had
been spoken of as candidate for governor
he was at the head of the bar in Hawk
ins county, Kentucky, and Inquired other.
wise largely in public life. His legal
opinion aud advice were highly valned by
the senior part Of the population--his dress
and taste was law to the juniors--hls easy
aiable and attentive manner charmed all
matrons-his digni6ed politeness captivated
the young ladies--and ais snavity and con-
descension delighted the little boarding.
school misses. He possessed universal
smattering of informaiion---hIs manners
were the most popular; extremely friendly
and obliging. lively and witty and in short
he was very agreeable companion.
Yet truth requires il to be admitted. that
Col. Dick Jones was professionally more
specious than deep, and that his political
aLvancement was owing TO personal partl-
alIly more than superior merit--that bis
TASTE and dress were OF questionable propri-
e;y: for instance he occasionally wore a
hunting. shirt white fringed. OF red waist.
coat, or fawn skin one. or calico morn
ing 70. of small yellow pattern. and he
INDUCED in oiher small ragaries in cloihing
And in manners aud department, their was
an air Of harmless (true virgnisn bred and
kentucky raised) self.coDceit and swsggsr
which, though not TO be admired, yet gave
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
Remidy for Collie i'm Horses

Messys Editors Il will give you n
remedy for Collie in horses, which IL you
think proper y u can publish /: have new
er known il TO fail.
!. Half pint Of hogs lard TO half pint
Of tan melted together and dreneh them.
They will wan, to eat in Two minutes
MILES HARDY"
Lowndes County. Ala.
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New Stage Car.

To- aad From FORT ADAMS.
A new covered two horse Mail Car, has
xAcommeHced running as above, leaving
WcodviIls, every "Wednesday and Saturday
Hafninak At S o'clock, AZ trefuTning same
dAy arrives in Fort Adams, in time for the
soass, going to New Orleans, or to Natchez.
Fare, 10 or from Fort Adams, 81
ssp ~ fr
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
Lowndes County, Ala.

Cure FOR RHEUMATISM Dissolve half
an ounce Of saItpetre in pint OF brandy,
and take tabIesp onfnI every day.
+" II is said by those who have tried tbs
experlm ant. To be most excellent an'idots
for that double twisted, painful complaint"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
pGN M Aa

" u Is ALi SO
TIE WooDvILLE REPUBLICAN is issued week.
iy at three dollars year, if paid in advance
or four dollars, if payment be delayed until
the expiration Of six months
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 81 90 pei
square (which is ten lines) for the FIRST lnser.
ton, and titty cents for each continuance
The usual discount made TO yearly advertisers
Where the number of insertions are not mark
ed, they will be continued during the pleasure
Of the publisher. and charged accordingly
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES for State offices
$40 CO., for county Offices, IS 0O--invariably
in advance.
Book AND JoB WoRK of all description ex-
ecuted at this office. at New Orleans prices,
and with neatness and despatch
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16

10 An edec,uaI and easy way TO stop
The flowing Of blood from cut or wound.
is 10 take a few dried beans. pound them up
pretty finely and apply them 70 the cut. and
the blood will instantly stop The cut
should be entirely covered up with this
powder. 4et
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
For New Orleans.
Four Times a Week

-Four Times Week J.
E1HE fine Steamer EMPEROR, Capt.
~ CorTER. and n w LATONA. Capt.
Hoorxn, leaves Bayou Sara, every Monday.
Tuesday, Thursday, aud Saturday, after the
arrival Of the Cars from Woedviue
The EMPEror, leaves Now Orleans, Satur.
day, evening, and Wednesday morning. The
Nsw LArohl, on Monday evening, and Fri.
day morning.
sep. 81, ls57-ly
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16

H7- Papa. I've been seeing the cook
make bread and can you tell me why
dough resembles the sun. a,gsa
The sun Freddy?" "Yes papa
mo. cannor." Freddy--(with great gIee
Because. when il rises it is lig ht." 7la
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16
Steamboats,.
NEW PACKET

NEW PACKET,
HoR Williamsport. Bayou Sara, Port Hud-
sen. Waterloo Baton Rouge, and inter
mediate Ports
mELLA DONNA-.Capt. Bcady.
In place of the E. d. White,
.-A THE new and sele1did boat,
~ BELLA Donna. will leave New
Orleans every SATURDAY EVENING,
st s o'clock, aud Bayou Sara every WE'D
NESDiY. after the arrival OF the cars.
Aug. 81, 1852 ly
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speech Of M. p Jones,

Union dEmoera,ic Representative Of KEN.
per county, at the extra session OF the
Legislature, uponthe District Bill offered
by Mr Shackleiord OF Madison, as sulr
',itute for the bill originating in the Sen.
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I- WHAT will You take I" asked the
Sheriff Of a cnprit he was about to hang.
mot drop was the quaint reply.
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q. \. Mail Packet-Twice a
Week

THE ine new double engine .0~~
passenger Steamer G lPSY, S
Capt. JaInss.H. Ure, leaves New saa' l@
Orleans every Sunday morning at 9 o'clock
and every Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
for the Coast Plaquemine, Port Hndson, Wa
ssrioo Bayou Sara and intermediate landings.
Returning leaves Bayou Sara on Monday and
thursday, after the arrival of the Cars
MENARD & VIGNAUD, AGENTS.
jss-iy l6 Bienville ST., New Orleans
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16

~ Mrs. Paringfon once invited M
aged clergyman from the city to take
tea with her:
"On opening the sugsr-bowl. she discoy.
cred deceased mouse 10 the premises. Ia
the excitement and lreazy Of the moment,
she seized a large lump Of sugar aud fung
il behind The back log. while she carefully
deposited the mouse ia The gentIeman's cup
lie discovered the mistake as soon as be
began to ssir the sugar.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16

10 Why is man, ascending vesuyius
like an irishman trying 10 kiss pretty girl!
Because he wants TO ge; at the ovaDy's
mouth. Aatesf.a s,iat9
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-11-16

Almost Dar The following anec~
dote illustrative of rail road facility Is
very pointed A traveller inquired or
a negro the distance 10 a certain point.
DAT 'pends on circumstances repli.
ed the darky.
How so
III you gwine afoo:, ii'll take you a.
bout day; il you g@ine in de stage
or de homnybus you make il in hslfs.a
day hut il you gwine in one OBJ desaI
smoke wagons, you be most dar right
now"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23
SILVER WARE.
Fine Geld &siIxeF Watches. JeweIry
Raacy Gooas. &C.

Ar the Ola Stand No. Exchanes place,
BRID0EPOR1'. CT.
1WNHE firm OF Blackman 4 SAM 'rd 50 long
knOwnat the above place having dis
s,,Ived, the business shOw conducted by the
suhsctiber who viii be Happy 70 See all who
v,si, the cuy either for business or pleasure
n - ms intent iOui t0 keep larger assortment
Than lras 9Eef been offered IN this place, which
viii al aIrnmes be- Feely shown either loihs
purchaser or the c1cioHf. ....
NV Stack # Jewelry is very large and EN-
bracinx every style in fashion. both fine Col,
and plated. $3.50 SIX.
Ladies and Genllemen's Gold Watches @
every description, quality aud pFice. frnm
$40 10 1900, and silver Lever, Lerine, and
V.rge Watches If every quality that car lie
wayTar,ed 10 keeptime Silver Forks. Spo""s
Knives. Ladies'. Cups. Sugar I"ngs. SC :, a latgr
assortment ALWAYS nn hand. warranted a. Prve
"a cniN. and ,lt the most fashionable styie.
silver work nj all kinds made % order, JewelT!
and SperIacIes made and repaired. 1.4..,s
welding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals
Plates. Spoons &c. engraved IN a superior
stvle.
Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfect
manner and warrsn'ed in all cases Ia periorH
wein Watci es sent by EXnress or otherwise
Tor repairs will receive immediate attention.
/ Insst.azs e GEO. s. SANFORD.
NJ. 2 FL, harge ! lace
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50
| ,lNHE suh.ctlbers Wi atIen! ,",he
! L aAveHtmealt of Money
| N the cities Of New Xo,k. bra"%tyils an'
lstyi ll,avnsbu, gh. :, g.. ISL ~ q =.
In sums of $500 or moie. F.
on Bond aid Mortgage, Ola tmp1"ved aud I'm
Fiucumbe. ed Real t.sta,ts. w.s+is Al feast
Fitsi IE.AG LA.Nfe MORE
than the Investment, at SkvEN PR sent. In
+trresl, per a4.nttn. pa. ahiE 4s'Al 'ysMI! ane
XiIi lend to the collection, ut Interest wrfe'
due. and .tlnil The sane 10 iend.ts, or "cceP'
7nf drafts therefor, payable OH The days The IN
lie, eat will falf DUE No thatge ,ss made Il
.endars'iT The investment Of 1non.t'oi tin
rntlpcii ion ut interest. it, f'
The situation OF the Subscribers as Aitor'
neys Tor the Building Associations. men'i."ne'
below, give them facilities tor 'tnwest4ht
money within ten days after it's receipt, OF
after receip. Of nq!icc 81. the spns. ~ 'e IN
vested, .ss 'g,.s.s= , r1sa4s...
+: Vi rest az a guarantee of our integrity am
capacity upon the fact ihst We ale the Ailor
neys OF the following C".p"ral."ns, all ~
which employ their cani,al in investments I"
mo- gage, where5ylhe a.uu..nt' invsstedi
us exceeds 4a . ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23

EOR tte cure cf S,l,rheum, Erysipe-
Il las, ChiIblains. Chopped or Cracked
Hands. Burns aod SchIds, Cuts, Wounds
Of any kind Old Sores: all kiGdS OF
l,remkiDg nur and Sores on children: Sore
Lips. PimBlrsSoH thSr Face, and all disea-
ses OF the Skin. aa,f1 a7HE,
T For particulars see small bills ac-
campaigning each Box. . I#
1890 900 boxes sold in this State the
past year. and gave universal sa:iAfaCl iOM.
The great secret If the "Pdp1laritv 81
this Ointment I.rs 10 the fact that il nc.
cnnIplshes nil if is recommended To do
and that do MGl !, eeOmmrna Il to cure amy
thing but NyiliaL frOip. uhs nature or the H.
Essdl~Iis il is HiS..lH'eiX speciflc f6F:~Iiiie
other prepaEAIigas,o of Ibe kid sre' fec"'n-
.nem:ied 10 cure. every disease that human
fiaeh Isl Ref 70. Hsm CONSUMPTION ,iown "a
ihe bit,e If & Aa!;:.f IIisiti. il fact. all the
medical properties iIey contain are in the
handbills. and the Thousands Of fictitious
ee,,r6ralrs published ~ ,lIe.s praise.
I invite these troubled with the above
COM ,lninis. Up .rIiculnrly Salt Rhran.) ia
take a hnx and Try lift y"u arr moi
FAay sa'isafd' rsi"E" it dnd ''ts b"eS your
n,.nry. - It.
N. B.-I have hundreds al Certificates
cnn show any one FNIi6 feels di>lm>ed til
.all .,.t .t,e dfi.i Satisfy himself "n the vir-
tusS"f fiisa, ointment. Pr. pared and >Oti
by MONROE rERREL, N.uga,urk. CT,
~ All O,.i4r.s .inei1. dro >hes.i,.ys id
Il, rvs. wifi bA tid1kfaiIr IsseIHed a"d
promptly attended I". Sold alS.' by the
prize al Druggists aud C"un'ry Mrr.
chants gemer,tlly.' Pritt 25c "'a'' SO
wn".1sA1E Brro4s a BE D. Sands.
"" 100 F.fI"m ~. New York. R~"ing s
Co b ,sr. n. A. Mcclure j. 30. Albn"y.
AGEArs IL ncl field A. c SUI tn. Win
-,-h l Z! Aztec. wi,Ir"tvtlle Charles Mes
Neil G. ,shrn Nrrs & GAY
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Premium Say Light Dagasrreotypes

'HNHE hnIsTsigT ed w0oM most ifrspecl'
Il fully AGAIN call the GlIenIiOg VI the
citlzans III LHch6sEd County 10 lis Supe-
rioI. Ins thUd-oI taxing DagurrrcUIype Like
nesses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble or expense will be spared on
his part in making himself acquainted with
every nSw Improvement, andfbS'able At all
times u PRODUCE as gJDOd Miniatures Ms can
be obtained ia the country. For the last
Eve years his wlIols time and ~ teIftion has
been aeaoted TO the Art OF Photography,
aud he Is hal py ia br'ng able 10 say. that
ais most sangmln1 ex peclwtlUhS hnve been
more IIlan resFixetl. both in regard 10 ;he
very extensive patronage he has receiVsai
as well as his SUCCESS ia heing able nj nil
times iO produce first class pictures. u 10
we'll known To scIemIIti men VIII" have n
prac,Icat know ledge Of this MUnsirrfui art
lnI pure Wl.MOsplIere is very essential to
the pr,Isucli,nI Lfia fsfs v:I-ar and. we'll de-
veioped picture. Ndw I.itcktieid Hill is in
this aspect perhaps more highly favored
l.am alillust ANY other Place in New Eng
land. tIer trusts that all who have t.Oi
..l,e..dy II tjtifhtul representation 81 lie,
M lose no time In calling at hIs! ralniDs and
>iilImg t"l their ictures while the,r ~ YET
llte- wh'le fhe eye TSselrHr and expressive.
.nd l,e cheek realms iIs viva gov for
1t 10 lm,ienl,tbIe tnci that i'eis Oiien cnliet
apon 20 90 t' The 'asOust Of 'aour"i"g :"
AXE Tie IIkpu4>>es Of det~Hsen pei S"iIs
Then, delay, not, hu, cab immediately and
YOU shall ile gusrante ed psffstl facsimile
vi the living -suhietT. '.''''
9o-Roon,s ia The first bqjllipg south Of
the Mansion House.
Li,chield. NAV Doth, lc52, =. e..
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". .HlfyS'S9p N2l,

.n.-aAai ',t.4VlNa prosIsai egtat4p assistant
<sS8E.xR Na,rhlnakc, ami Jewelel. VIII
rn,Inu.a didp an! atfa AL klts'
;, Vac X Il .;aSa,ng aud watch J-welInt thai
may b. inn usi. d !. his cate In Lile hest Mais.
nvs and on Observation-Disclosures. no pasns tfs.fl he
.'a,ed To give saiIsiaCinh Ioevr,! customer
ThM'kiui tor past favo.s hew"uld solicit ii"
c"nl,huante"t he phalr patronage. A's".:
chnice !, ,soriment or Watches. .Jewe Try en-,
silver Ware az low prizes Tor Cash.
Litrsf%ld. Nav 1891 Iv3
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LlrCHFIEl.D COUNTY

| AGNlIJ jill JkAL SIOAlG.
| NIIt sdJ+ttiU..r ms made an difda9eInen
! J. with WIN. liuvty tor tae sale Ut fiis c,l
| .nraicd Straw and C"rn-Stalk Gutter. shat
ell all SIZES OF his Cutters. at the lowest cast
| rricea ~ lole.al. AMI retail Bv n"rrhas,il.
these Cutters. Farmars and. Mechanics wall b.
! Able 10 save ihetry slock til ri inn A
| great variety otNew York s. Boston PEO.VS
sythes, Plchfn,ks, Manure Forks. Bug ana
Polatoe Hoaks, Shoyels, Spades. ST.. HARD
WARE OF all klnls, Dior Trlmmings. Hand
aud Circular saws, Files. Nails and spikes Of
all kinds: DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
CROCKtRY and TIN Ware, Brass aud Iron
KETTLES a, great variety. ,'s7a#'.a .--.
Stoves aMkPSpe and Furniture. D. great va.
rieiv Of the moet approved patterns. ~ E-a
Furnace Castings Of every descriptions
Mil Gearing of all kinds Water Whepla.
Over shot, pitch-bark and pressure--eve hing
III he Iron line can, he had At the shortest
n9tice at Baidwin's Furnace !:
Above all, Ra' dwia's Improved Railroad
CHI AIN. PUMPS are taking the lead Of every
thing III ,he'tpump line. These pumps are
sure 10 give nal ,sGactinn. t
lBeirs located an The line Of the Providence.
Hartford md Fishkill Railroad, pumps are
sent 10 any part Of the United States al the
shortest notice.
Turning Lathrs aud Turning Engines.
Machinery.df every. description made and
repaired. 'Paaficula, aIteniinh paid 10 getting
up new Patterns Of machinery, water wheel
governors. horse powsSs and thrashers, wood
saws. &c. SC. 8!
The subscriber Aatiers himself that his lons
experience wilenable him tot give satisfaction
in lalthe branches Ut his business.
fC-Cali and see. Don't io:get the pla.e.
WANTED III (1f) tons dc rs n trnn
II. BALDWIN.
Washington, Conn.,, Aug 10 =
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PIANO FORTEs
FROM


N~Wv -GAH E@S
4, EVEN-Six aud three qaafter-and
- Six Octave Rosewood PIANo FORrEs.
lust manufactured from new scales and Ut
decided superiority OF tone, can be had
from the subscribers, for ready. cash, at u
great bargain. Every purchaser will be-
SECURED bya full warranty, and those whu
may pu, chase by order will be- as well
deal. by as ifprssentthemselves. A lead
ing member Of this firm, having been f0l
many years a ftracher OF music, is more
than ordinarily qualified both To produc,
aud to select instruments which will b.
acceptable 70 customers. Our WRrerGMIlI
is in the 'centre4Oftha city. directly "plm
site the New iLvt Railroad Station an.
uear all The Stations uEthe principal Rail
roadsleadins from. this cityt
- J. q WARNER & co.
Ali Broadway, New York
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bounty LANDS.
SOkBIERS OF H1sl2.

rHE m smbers Of Capt. Waughrs Company
! Ia the war OF 1919, are each eu,islea 60
40 acres of,lsouniy Lana. lam ,sew re. eivINg
warvanis fJri hsse Osihis Company whe have
applied TO use. notwithstanding shs OF: ,i.ns
at @thers tofhe contrary. { have the Paw
Roll oi Csn,. Wangh's Company. and o., "a
capt. Charles Rue isfCalRrsnsy 6Rs'arh IT, te.
are prepared t"enmplei. ,hs aMlica,ia,. q,
any ,ns,nher "feithes 81 these Companies. q,
fhs widow al an, memheioh ms,neni.s to
ties, by calling on mr. Al nv "liee e.N
~ u "NENRf g GRAVES.
Li,chHeld. 4th. 1881. !. ~ 80
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New Goods!
I, 4. RINHARlE
eTCA%ns NAsOEs
HAS Just received from New York p
- large assortment OF % -. s5
Fall and Winter Goods,
Merchant Tailor.

for ventlemen's wear, which weIe purchased
by him expressly for this market. md " hich
he l. confident viii be loUI.d upon ''xsmIEs.
tim 10 BE- superior ia any simila r sleek ever
h, ought into Lichfeld county. HisklGGk o.
cloths cassimeres, velvet, VestiIRs. H. &C m
uIe,e. COMPRISING an aStOIi n,ent oi ell evslCr
and . yles IN Which he ddfitE sIy Gne 1c exS
hihi, q snperiUi lot. He also bas an extshn
sive ass,S tmrIt Of shirts, bcsoms. cs,lIaIs~
black and fancy crsvats, iIrs, si"cks. sDsIdns
slers. gloves h, sieiy, tneTinO shirts ard dIaw~
ers handkPrchieis, umbTelEar,. aud every
thing nsctssa.y to- c,hplsIe . gtnlIs n GIss
wardrobe in superior mans er. Histl.tk Of
rln,Ling This tall ~hit has been e'I II " i'm
The greatest rare, Is lsIgtI an evfI-wblch
ne wiil'eetl cheaper than evei-ard WiS ever
IN, chases If him may he assured lhst The
,r,icles are in-l SEat they ate represented IT,
ne Gentlrmer YOU aie' invited TO call and
canine the largest Stock IF gs,ds in The
county. and 20 per cent. cheaper than
gan bt bo us hi rlsevpheFP ~. gentlemeH tutp$hG
uv ,hei, ttd,h. can have heir ga, menis made
N "a s,yIe net 10 BE- Surpassed in 'ashon and
wun kma,,ship. aud warfShled "a g.. ]. H
Richards desires 10 rriuIn his mnst sincere
thank : 10 his friends and the public, for the
generous PATRONAGE heretofore 'x'eld'd :"
! aim and respec,fully solIriis q crnlil nance
| e The same. with pledge IN his part !" do
Ill ~ his mwer I" merit the public rair"h',
| ,ge in bis business.
A x."d supply &c Boys Claiming constantly
I'm ma I'd. RENE mbe- the 6tsl store east o.
Wh-elfk,s t!n!el: West
CiITI NC done AZ sl'ola' no. :e.
FIJI nd Winter Es4s. ll I'd.
''' TIE RICHARDS
I [llehfitld, October. 1852.
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'TVHE aad.e.igned br,ag dolv appointed
Il Agent Ipr me Wssicr" MassachuspIis
Sire Insurance Company, y nnw prepared ic
deceive applications f"r almnst all kinds al
maperty on as savorable terms as any TeSi,on-
,ible stock company. 49, $500.
s. v. GRANNISS.
Li.chfield. October 6lSa2.
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nE,R. tilNlA ws.nld 4 slA'kl fl.ls inlhsm NE
IEAF patrons aud the iriends of tdura lon. Ihs1
ne "misr term - he sehacl will open On
"Wednesday the 18Th. Dee.' u. ~" - -
IN The cnnal,Mt az higher Engllsk Ilvanrhee.
IN Latin. tireak. Preach German, Spanish and
Italian IN Drawing aud palNllnw, ana M
Music lnN rameninl aud paeal. y On
Terms ~ heIet0loF0, ....
Principal. D. 1lNE, As n.
Associate. MIsa MARY WATERMAN,
Warren, New. 9th, 1899. . ,I
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DY ELMO.

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that
H he continues to DYE Over Goats,
Pants. Coats, Stockings. Ladies' Dresses,
Sha1aIs, INc., at his rssiaemg. one qunSser
'bfa ,,ljle west VI the Court House, in Itch
field.
~ All Or,l~rs tl1a"ksuIly received aud
promptly attended tn. ~ = I g
EilchiieId, September l 1851. IL
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STEAM ENGINES AND
BOILERS.

Co INST s3 e:;4 .,i ~ .ds "'; . e
. any f,f Sec"n;Iny fnd 20 YER rr at prizes
that ca,inn, fail 1" snh Tie purchaser and
wmrr1asait--;l: Many year experience haeI
s s"s" s"', rue ss,ista iS". s.:"aas is 80:
hci,rd and orders By mail or otherwise
win be- PROMPTLY attended !" by
AARON KILBOURN. No 4 Howard
New Haven. October y, 1e5s,
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$40 REWAR ID.

WILL ne paid'l 10 any person VIII 'x,l!buy
w a hox Of Dr.. re rri's Healing Ont.
unSni arid use j. afc"r.fi"g !" di,tt'lo"s, H..
they will call at my Office sud sa with Clear.
conscience that il does not completely cure
Chapel Hands, Chilblaihs, Sore Lips, Burns,
and Freezes. Sores IN Children. and gteaiiy
alleviate IT not eniir ~ cute Salt khcam. ard
most diseases Of the skin See advertisement
" . - MONROE TERRELL.
: A. c. SMITH. Agent.
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'qQo1a aHL 40 HsvasId ANy 10

M,,Fara--Mr Ta,tio, Plymouth Hollow
| Wnc1wavd a Crasl. Woodhpry-H 8
sanford. Bridge water KllbOuTn, AlIltoa
camn- b 1umlInson, New Preston " w.,
Mana Hunt. W00dvllle- William Fry, Eaaa
Kaut--E HklE. Cornwall Bridge Hollis.
Ter. Ballabnrv--JoyOs 4 SPUR, soulhcaA
neaa
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TN Norfolk near Goshen. 8 ONE months
Il since Wooden Shawl. The 6Wnrr
may hags'iI BY calling ut William W.
W@Ich's Norfolk, and l,ay ing for this advef>
tispmenl.
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BROKE MO

0rH THE enclosure Of the
4 HAX9A s,.hseriher On or about
TA the 26ni. of Os,obrr 3
- Calves. yellow s'ear.l
I -=sSES aS Ssrar viii, wsI,ite oh
brIly and flank and J. Hrifer with whine face
m,ar,,ficial mark. The 6wnsr is requested
to prove property p"y charges and take
them away ~
= BENZ ,MIN P. JOHNSON
Cornwall Nov: roth 1852,
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I'AIENI MELssDEONS!
ia XEnN.,

INVITE the attention N 4 hi musical ru
s i lac, TO their new sfyte nj Mel"dcUiIs pate
/ ID by Carhart. Having evtIv iacsi'i!
'naautact GT n,g to the besl advantage. wNh''
,erienced and SIX IlfG! *o:kn,em ~ all br"rn !,
80 uf the business ve can tWnI-h Mel"d. u
rom tos6 octav-s w tn all the l'tr'in (" g
ments. and OF the best quality, at the Lowest
price possible Orders are solmissd with The
assurance et,prompt attention. ....--.
Wolcottviie, ApEil.Ist 1851. SO