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4 BnILILaNr SCHEMES
To be drawn at wilmington Delaware, in November, 1855
[ GREGORY 8 MAUKY, Managers
$ss,47o!
Lottery for the benefit Of the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass l., for 1888.
Wilmington, Del, Saturday, November IT, 1853.
70 number lo,,ery--i2 drawn ballots
AAsmrroEsr soAsar.
'Ssas.S !. PIKE ' ss :s sa.s. .' ' 6
. i';;: iss prizes 'sss 5Ss
Tickets sao-hal.e. slo-a quarter. % -eiyh,h. 81
csIsasas. Of package. Of g whole tickets. $50 90
5: 5: &: !; !; s;:s,s s:s:ss' 3: !: !: S. IS
Orders certificates packages in ths
q each draw ing viii Immediately
1ss,s'' a.; s ry w;ms,,aG DycxEYI b.,.w.,, bAss.:;
oILEr have the pleasure Of informing the pub
Us . i.s .' sSs former stock q goods IN the
lo4 l A!endss quilts which win BE- found unusually dssa
AZ i & sssa,ss' quilts reasonable
bale low. priced blankets fer do
ana public s asss
.sS xso, siiss ,ss same size in other materials.
do Aneade cushion mats, for front DOORS in all coors,
Also fresh supply Of superior English eapeug plain
md rich bright coors For Alleys halls
this article will be found very desirable.
CLAGErT d DODsoN.
Oct 25-3coif
EOR SALE LeasoA commodious story house,
18th street. side, the OF ID House
tans twelve and has recently papercd painted
Throughout Terms accommodating possession
ae Address 49, soiciiors oce Teasu, Department.
Oct l5--dH
DUCK and Boston Crackers
ID New extra huled buckwhsa, in bags
Fresh bOst0n crackers +.
Boston cranberres
Fresh supply picked salmon
No. ls a's, and 4s mackerc, in kits
No. mackerel, in half barrels, large
SHECKEL b BAILEY,
Successors To j. II. kibbey h Co.,
oct l2--d3tcoiw No. 5, opposite Centre Market
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CArpetings and Oh Cloths.
ready for sale
w pairs ingram carpets
Brussels do
velvet do
10 do - oil cloths medium
do 10
81 superior
cloth, OF quality which will be any
dsgrnns
complete OF
purposes at the lowest market prices
VERIFY, TEBBs, YERBY,
Corne Pa. and 7th
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ny y. q. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON TrH
SfREEfby virtue Of deed Of dated April 12d, 1881,
duly recorded IN Libe No 49, oos 50s, 5 u, n,
land subscriber will
ss public auction the Thursday aiernoon
2h, O'clock oflots Nos and 49, No.
fronting IS street. between aud Streets and
nng back 100 feet together with the consisting OF
building u cabinet warehouse
al sale. JOHN n. CALLAN, Trustee.
JAMEaDC. MCGUIRE,
22-e0dAIs Auctone0r.
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purposes at the lowest market prices. - -
VERIFY TEBBs, Il YERBY,
Octs-n Corner Pa and 7h street.
no BLANK Book kManunacturers-M Medium, denny and fat
cap papers, for sxle by COLLINS, BOVINE, h CO.,
llth street cir doors north .f Penn. avenue,
Branch Of Ia I76 New York
~ BIDDERS received fur book-bindcrs' materials.
Oct 1--du
DOZENS ny George r. Morris, vol. svo, beautifully
/ illustrated.
Helen Musgrnve, Jesuit Erccutorshp, autobiography
The Monks Revenge the of The later
Crnsades by Same, Spring, E~q.
Dickens's Household Words, for November.
TIP Top Noble Aim by Mrs. Tuihli.
The Little Drummer by Gustav NonN.
spsring 10 Spend; by T. a. Arthur.
Goidenhnk, Tales and Poems for the Youth by Wm o.
Bourne, A. NJ.
Gustsvus Lindorm by Emile Y. carsn.
FRANcK TAYLOR.
Nov ~
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A CARDMnor FIELD late Wizards Hotel, respectfully
friends and The public generally mat no mas leased
of hotel Capitol ii, by
Csspsps esq being thoroughly repaired and
furnished a will be opened Tor the
eepon about the @ o NoemDef DUO noues
will be gsen
I'D
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N ENS GOODS AND DFAsHIONs.-DUvALLh h BROTHER,
tsors, returned from New York,
their and goods, which they
elegant OF their
and the public generally
sted cali.
selection Of gentemen's furnishing goods
Of the newest styles. DUVALL BRO.
en- 4t--Jn
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Young Ladies' Institute, Pitssaeid, Mas..chusett

7
J, HOLMES AGNEW, ID. D.,
| Principals and Proprietors.
vip November. Early
picaon places desirable The location Is unusually
cold but not liable to
health The best provisions for
OF the finest
land. We the attention Of the friends OF high
education four years course com
with aud wholly devoted 10
interests and nine professionally edn-
cate gentlemen, besides hour lecturers
particulars catalogue issued, to be bad on application
Hant6 6-dIm.
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MONc0OMERY BLAIR. Attorney nj Law, will here
w ac pacss in the several holden Washington
once on street, first door from Pennsylvania Morh
building
Nov 3-d3m
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CARD-SAMUEL w. TUCKER Mcrchau, Tailor, would re-
specifically announce to his patrons friends that
moved from his Of buners, and
ese bo.u~- calls the Of Mr. Evan Hoghes 3
fseet and Prrpsyivania avenue.
lie pleased his goods
70 which he invites their be eScellcd
Oct 2s-,3teedj~ l5tar Int, and Sentinel
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Nj. A.. Tyson Sisters Seminary Young Ladies',
street between Twelfth rhia nth, Wash
iMtOn, -. a.. for boarding and day pupils.
fNHE fourteenth annual opened
18Th September Terms quarter, senior department. $l2
JUNIOR Si0 Primary Drawing, 81 French, by Prof Raui
SI3; Music, Sl2 to SIS.
Pn permanently weekly 80 and 37 dol
further particulars circulars the pnci
pal bookstores and seminary.
Oct I3-eod5Dcc
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" Come cheap cash store.-BARNEs MITCHELL
receiving additional supplies The above description
goods rich and elegant velvet Brn-es
and supene ingrain well all other knda OF th'
lower grade Cash buyers OF our puncna credit cuoms hss'
opportunity Of real bargains in
ing dry goods by calling
Eighth and Ninth streets, Pennsylvania avenue.
G-JiawlviT
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SUPERIOn Toilet blankets and other Furniture
y dry eood.We received and Offer for
following goods in the above Lnei
superior fanc, bordcrcd and rbsnd bound Whitney
blankets quality Of WOOL
follows l4s, 1874, Ias, ia, and I0-s.
Also. beautifully pretty blankets for cribs
dies
Fink bp. crib quilts, pretty
French furniture chipyes, which will be Iouns
beautiful snd reasonable paIor curtains
English smaller figures and rich colors.
s aud floss worked and French worked
and muslin curtains.
elegant piano and table per
specuvs These win b.
found superb
rich crumb cloths In with rich Dor
des sizes by l0A ls4 by lss, very cheap.
Also assortment OF style table linen torelng
Octii-2teon CLAGETT h DODsoN.
NEW GOODS, New Goods, at w. NJ. Shnster 4 Co.'S
IN win open and best selected
dry hadfbe pIessur. Of offering tb
pubic. particular ladies
dress goods, comprising goods Of the
50 pieces handsome plaid silk
o5 do do srocade silk
80 do plain silks n all desirable colors.
with all goods comprising house furnishing goods, carpets, OF
cloths, table diapers, sc.
will greatly their advantage TO call and
before purchasing of goods hsve beer
the lowest pces and the best terms the suc
w. N. sHUsTER n co.
Sep 27--eodtw
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mcnts o! internal thrift arising from the lahors of
the farmer, the mechanic. and the manufacturer.
These interests We are called upon 90 foster by
every effort within the reach Of government.
They are the true elements which regulate the
commerce Of the country. and hold the govern
ment itself steady in It's sphere Of duty. They
are less clamurous about the halls Of legislation
than more speculative interests They are ieAs
suspicious and rely more confidently upon the jus
tice and patriotism OF their representatives. But
they are not therefore less deserving our best et
forts to secure and advance their interests We
may place high order Of intellectual improve.
ment within their convenient reach. We may
guard against frauds in the currency which repays
their industry, aud We may encourage those proj
eCts Of improvement which open the facilities "t
markets. II these interests are p operly guarded
our state will rapdv ill up with community
having privileges and con,entuient hardly To be
Sound in any other locality.
A. las been already observed tie road in al
most its entire length rams through Wild and un.
cultivated regions. For wears the lands had
been in market, but remained unspld thongh for
considerable time they could have been obtained
with land warrants at about one half the govern
ment price Since the location of the road n
large portion Of them have been sold at fom
50 30 to 50 90 per acre, aud the line Of the
road is beginning to fill up with hardy and en-
terprlslbg settlers. The manner IN which these
changes will affect the prosperity OF the state Is
too pal pable to need comment. They have alrea-
dy dItiused spirit Of progress throughout the
state. Twenty years ago if these works received
a passing thought they were regarded as dreams
Of the Imagination. Then the cummcrce of Chi
cago was but few thousand dollars and hel
population but few hundred souls. Her com
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ilrr lumber trade will no, fall short cf $40,
600 con Of feet, and her capital invested in that
article about a2,0ONGOO. Her beef packing III
1889 was - SO head of cattle .lau.. ..htered ma
King total weight of 1921 $50 pounds; aud
her pork 6o0u,ouO pounds. The capital invested
10 thI- business Is bcv vseu one aud ~um ions If
dollars In goods -he has two hundred and -lrv
en- huu-rs engaged IN Wholesale business brside-
q very large number "' retail establishments
MANY import their goods directly from Europe
She has twenty six houses engaged IN forward
my and commlsslon generally doing II heavy
business. While these numhurs lnok incredible
hazard nothing in the opinion. that many
wears to com. will witness growth equally ra.
pld. The same has been the history Of the re.
gl"n of country penetrated hv the Illinois river
Since the opening Of the canal, furnishing towns
are lining it's banks at every few miles distance,
and are furnishing producers ready and pro.
htabe market. TIN, river being the connecting
Ink between the Mississippi aud The great
cham OF lakes. much care has been taken asccr.
tain It's commerce as ear a. may BE-. The icl.
lowing table Is bclvcd To contain as near IN sp
proximate as can be obtained, still am satisfied
It is below the true amount:
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lbkhl thlullnl hl tOllntICt on lllNSlsfNCl sntI
canal for the wear ending Nov 20 lo52, Si2,.
$4,000. Number of steamboat arrl,sls from
St Louis aud other points a. high NJ ~ pc1rIa
l6oS, A large amount Of trade ou this .uut- is
carried ON hy canal borts and harsr., towrd hy
steamboats, Connected with this | MAY mention
the fact that the arrivals of steamboats, at 81.
Louis during the past gear have been between
three and four thousand, and il i' estimated by
reliable Judges that at least one thlrd are euploy.
ed III carrying the product. of Illinois.
have been induced to occupy considerable
space with the foregoing from various consilrra
ton. know of M more uioqueo, appeal can
make to the general government in favor of wig
orcus Improvements. lhavs not, as vet, been
able to OBTAIN such authentic information ~ to
enable ne to give statistics in relation to the Wa,
bash, Ohio aud Mississippi, although an effort
has been made to do So. I am satisfied such de.
tails would -how facts equally satisfactory. lido
not deem 1t necessary to 20 into any rehearsal oi
the SCENES uG disaster, the loss oi life and prop
crty occ,-oued by the obsrucilons ON these
streams Their melancholy history has been too
often recorded aud u too frequen,ly repeated to
lose its impression with the public mind 'Dcsi.
rang IN particular manner to present them to
your attention, 1t Is submittcd to yout discretion
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Mlss WHllLNR

1EGS leave 10 announce to the ladies' Of Ut
tnwannd vicinity, that she has opened n
- Nncrs shop dircClIroyer tn" Farmers
tore where she WILDE at oil times happy to wal,
~ on those who may favor her with ihclr custom.
ress Making willasohc carried un-shr has seru-
Ird the services Ola compe,en, hand who will take
ch,rgc OF thntbr,nch. Ladies. We assure YOU that
work entrusted ~ ourcarr. slnil h. executed with
hrnncss lin the sty.es--nnd on The mosttca-
'olaOls terms. Nov o. l2-an.
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G~ "a c oGvS

N'''4'''s'' eil' 'e6Oii AfidhHldIlOIyt
& Ga Y would inform his friends and custo
- mcr' ,hat be- has removed to his new shop at
th" south west corner oithc public square whef. he
wuicnutnuc h'maUumc'unugo oicnuiagcs buggirs
ana wnGonsiN the latest and most approved styles
Being pfHclic0, workman, he ilaitrrS himself that
lie can build - goud work ns cauhc produced IN this
market H."rk mndc toordrraud warranted to give
"nur" satisfaction. Repairing done on the shortest
NOTICE.
Cn-l paid for sra-0 0u"d lumber ! G.. GAy.
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government
1t l. with much solicitude therefore that this
subject, ~ interesting TO our citizens, and so I'M
por'ant to the public weliarr, Is Tecunmended |
10 the attention Of the geucrl as,rnr5ly yet i, .
Is done with ever; confidence that II Will receive
just consideration, and be fairly exaInsed IN all
lie relations to the rights ana wants OF uie public,
and the requirements OF the constltutioe.
have thus FAR rurIhsrly omitted 70 mention
the ILLINOIS Central hurosi which oy us maghi /
tude has arrested the attention O! both Europe |
and America feel called upon to nlenton this |
slightly moe IN detail, because the state has a
very great pccunary interest iniis progress. By
the terms cithc charter OF the company the state
Is entitled to seven per cent; OF the gross pro
ceeds oi the entire road forever ! tplak u Ii
not eXt'aVagant to suppose that when We whole
ROAD Is IN operation, II VIII pay III the proceeds
"i the seven per cent at least one han Of III. N
'"Isst 'hhl VIII accrue ahhuhuy upon ohr state
dcbt. One OF the c"seqncnces OF the grant OF land
I" encourage It's completion was an ihancement
/ l" hc COMPANY 10 sllNe ur"nSh those Pnft"n'
/ oi the STATE "hlch mas rehahlned unsettled ~
'"h'tH""h, "I OelhS shu' uu. It"ih ali hccess 10
market Ih- iahds therefore thr"ugh "hlch II
passes arc unsurpassed IN itrulIy oy any section
oil me MISSISSIPPI 'sHey, ana inexhas Uoie III
mineral wealth. Inc coal helds alone seem 10
promise suihcleh1 bus'hcs, l" TAX the sh'lre ca
PscIE oi hlSr Pofuoh o' Ihe ROAD from Chi'
cago ~ the NcimIPon coal heId, ,hlnE 1t not too
h'sh an et'lnh'e 10 suppose do"o'e "acs Will
Toe 'P'e"'y h.tnan"rH' FROM Neim''loh county
t"u'h. 10 'hr "ua'h, may now be regarded rs
CONTAINING hcId. oi coal beyond present power OF
computation. "h'n We fehec' upon the scarcity
"i WOOD nnh water power IN our state, we snail
re""iy perceive that the article "i coal IA drsim
od to 20 INTO very general use throughout tue
west ANA The consumption increase Vrry RAPIDLY
10y u" report oi ire boar" "' directors "I th's
. .""p"'y' " "ppeH'S "'" ',r" .H1'uu,'urts '"
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o6" ono ~ 80 noo no" -. ;, ,t", ~"
, ~, y, ~ ; 90
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n,,,,,,,, g., u,,ir r,.,L W . C,o,,, HI ~.
49,, n,,n,L Won,ic,,J V.,sL,u ,,j p,,n,'s
- 49,. Ell 5r, II, H. - 80.
- - ,',, .,.,,. , - u" 4"
} 80 nl ' ''', u1 ''
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Dress Making.

\IRS G FNFE hns added 10 krI Millinery hu-
vi -lnes, that Of Dress Making ina, lis branch
"' having employed Il compcIcDt person to man.
age that department.
ig"""g hs No0 York Nowri
luu- J., I5j!-lt.
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House Painting.

THE subscriber hos opened paint shopon Ca
nal street, N Ottawa, next to Hossoclfs Store
peNe orlersIor work, or do amy kinds oipninlinr
ily he that desired. dan3.tD j. y. ToMps.
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o. 4. U~T|EN- ] I. NkINNEK,
AUCTION AUCTION
O. l. O5born's Cigar Saloon

WHN~iN. VNNUNN n NNINNTN
\ NIJIItNtlBS, nre prepared 10 receive any
~ klnd OF Property Tor public OF private sale, such
HS Merchandise OF all kinds, Horses, Cattle x Z 4,
which they wil sell 10 the best advantage.
On Consignment, lot OF ready made Clothing,
winch wi be- put up az their snlrs room or the IN
sprction ot the public All business entrusted to
their care IN the above line will meet with prompt
ullrmIIMn Ann Ill
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Business Cor0s.
o. n. oRN,
Ar TuE SIGN ur
! br e Gi0or Saloon,

|, EErS constantly on hund at lFho'csalc and
N Eefgd. Cigars ot a good quality, such a. Re-
eaiIu-, Clludou Lauprma, ara and Cuba Prin-
cipcs, together with variety ot lump Tobacco
from Richmond, Nupnin. Also good article Of
hu,-cut chewing and smoking Tobacco, together
w,Ih an assortment O enc Candy. Nuts, Figs,
Rlizus, &c, Sc Aug 1T
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which enables lh0m io tuJuish cheaper md bet
Ter uJrrc llau can hc got r..,w u"r" and they
wall make any size and pattern that may he calico
tar.urau, o'h"raruc.sn n the cabinet 81 ulhe,sicA
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Meat Market.
New IIeat Market,

DeniiSIr!
s....yy- " VI. SMITH. ". ~. Sprgcop
E-us1f3 Dentist residing NJ Ottawa. So.
C<~SSW0 lclis the patronage NJ the citizens
nj Otnw. and vicinity.
All work IN the line ui h,- profession will lie done
ina llDrkmGuiiks mupHcr, GHd l'aTaHied
Residence an the East Sidr OF FrN River,
Office m Sanger y Auuouts brick block. over
l.. Raughs Clothing Store. Office hours from .
O'Clock, \ NJ ,to5 5rM
+. S.-Ladies waited upon q, their residence il
requested. Ottawa, July ~
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To dsvi.e such means as Will hest enable YOU to
facilitate aud streEst then the efforts oi our repre-.
sentauvcs III congress for their improvement. ]
look with much interest upon the fact that the
expenditure of a comparatively small sum, in
improving tue Mississippi OHIO, Wabash aud II.
linals rivers. would eu,hie large class steamers to
pig regularly the season throIgh, to the most
important points on them. yyius facrtles /"
Commerce a. II Increase, m oui state.
Your attention i, invited to the subject Of the
p-n,t,ntiary. The number ofcunyiets l. 927. II
will be observed that the whole expense al con.
veyins conyicts from all the counties IN the state
to the pcnlteutIary, is SlI,e90 %
Expenses Of convey ing couvicts
from the counties of Cook Lake,
Kane, Du Page, " i'll and La
Sale, rs 1891 40
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Ta Builders,

THE undenlersigned continues the carpenter and
Jolnerlng business attic old stand o lliglcr &
Zimmerman below the sae.cut, aud solri,s the pn-
ttoinge OF the community lie IS prepared, rs
ceretoiore, to furnish
Plans, Estimates, Specifications, and Details
IN the various styles OF architecture, nnc,n, and
modern. Terms moderate S.RHLrR.
Ottawa dec. ., lSj2--n
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O.e D,LlAR ASn Furry Crvrs per Annnm'
AAp1prr- not pld tor IN al
,in-r ~ ilbe eurrted at the rate Of Two DOLLARS
a Ntlt.
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rnrniIur. Deliyerrdnnd Nun

'1 auv p7i o ihr town, aud u u uut- not ryc s1-
ii arIuu the money will be refunded. They asu
keep ON hand Sn-h and Gia,s ul all kinds. They
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Mrs. pEAEsSON'S
Millinery Establishment

I 5 rrmovcdto her rel Irucc on Columbus street
l where ,hc viii be happy to wait upon those who
may NNur her with their custom. aug 2lli
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TURNITURE! I!

GGAy
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
Hart Female Seminary. PLYMOUTH CONN.

THIS Institution is established in that in, viting location, late the residence of Mrs. Rev. Luther Hart and Rev. Ephraim Lyman Plymouth Center. It tis intended to be first class Boarding and Day School for thc ednca- tion of Young Ladies. embracing regular course in all the solid and ornamental brspch. es usually taught in such institutions. I: is placed under ibe.charge of Miss F. H. DIcK. ERMAN, lady of experience and superior qualifications, who will De furnished with competent assistance in the various depart meLis. Young Ladies from abroad will board in the family with her. and be at all times subject to her supervision. No efforts SlH be- spared to render this Seminary one which tor thOToughness of instruction. and Kind Teis gious influence is worthy of the confidence and patronage of tie public.
 The Fell Term will commence on Wednesl day, Sept. I4th, and continue fourteen weeks g For Circulars containing paFlicnlsfs, aud for application for admissions address
 REV !. F. WARREN.
 Aagsss, Isss .Sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
Medical Restitution. OF YALE COLLEGE.

THE Course of Lectures commences an- nually on tho lsst Thursday in September, ,and continues four months.
 BRNtAMiN SiLLlMAN, N. D., u D., Profess or Emeritus ef Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 Ell IvEs, t. D., Professor Emeritus of Ma. tcria Medica and Therapeutics.
 JONATHAN KNIGHT, N. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
 TiMoTHr P. BEgRs, N. D., Professor of Ob. stetrics.
 CRARLss HookEh, N. D., Professor of Am atomy and Physiology.
 HEHRt BRONSON, M D, Professor of Ma teFia Medica and Therapuetics. B.
 WcRTBIKsFoN HookER, II. D., Professor Of the Theory and Practice of Physic.
 BERJAMiN SlLLiliAN, JR,, N. D., Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy. 2 ca account of previous engagements of Prof. SiLLISaAN, IT,, tho lectures on Chemia. try, during the ensuing term, will Do given by Prot. J0aN A. PoRTER.
 Lecture Fees, ses,5O, Matriculation Ss; Graduation SIS.
 CHAs. HOOKER, Dean of the Faculty.
 New Haven, Aug. i7, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-01
DR. ROOTS PILLS.

It is not to be wondered at that the inhabit ants of Litchfield county should prefer Dr.. Roots celebrated Root and Plant Pills to any other Medicine in use, as old Dr.. ROOT, the original maker of them was resident of Ca- naan. and while living enjoy ed the reputation of being the most skillful Physician iD the country. The Pills are composed of twenty kinds of rare medicinal vegetables, althoush active and thorough in their operation on the system, yet they are so carefully medicased that they can be given to the most Feeble per. son with safety.
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted, as being superior ih every respect to any article of the kind in use. They are sold at the low price of 1e l-2 and 95 cents per box. by merchants throughout the country.
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