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ElCKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
RASGES-FIRsT PREMIUM,

PRICE GOULON, Plumbers 107 Poydras
street. Nsw oraans respectfully inform friends Aa the bc
general that th"y carry The abov, busine
a.. prepared to sppy Hot COLD, PLUNGE SHOWER BATHS
aMEkiCA y tSSLlsH sqd FRENCH WATER CLOSETS WASH
RANGES. ARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS FORCE TF1 aai
bLhh ~ Ms htt-d qP IN The newsbtsye LEAD PIPES
Disruption PIG and SHEET LEAD HfOCK TIN tlWsy IN
hand SUR and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly pet no md %
~ '"s-ho''esan' ahl0 ~
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as for the round Baltimore Ecotts Mills.
rare Tor the round trip between Baltimore and Relay House
Ticket. for the Trip procured entering ears
as statement nom the regular by the
the
WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore tor Washington ~ AIS A. N. NJ 80
and ~ - -
On SundsyE al ais NJ aud s.l0r.
Leave Washington on Sundays at 8 a. II and p. NJ.
ih uTst and fourth from BALTIMORE, fourth
irsin fo Warrington will Express trsns stopping
iy29 3m j T ENGLAND AGENT
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DAILY CRESCENT.
THE FoReET-ME-NoT.

THE FORGEI-ME-NuI.
IraoM THE GERMAN OF AUcHLER.
BY yon brook, 50 softly streaming,
Springs iow'ret, friendly, fair
Gentle as the moouleht's besming,
Pass il not UNDECIDED thcre.
Bright as heavens unclonded azure,
symbol flower Of mem'ry's truth,
To The pensive heart treasure
Whispering words that cheer and soothe.
Mid as starry hours. whose splendor
Tells OF faith that knows no spot
From afar, its warnings tender,
Doth It speak, forget me not y
When thy fsrewell-tears are flowing,
When to part must be thy lot
BY thy path cts blossom blowing,
Meekiy pleads. forget me not
Dear one to this iowlret listen
Words OF love each leaf hath got
See its tears are dews that gtisteni
And II signs f,rret me not "
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When l gaze into the stars, they look down
upon me with pity, from their serene and silent
Places like eyes glistening with tears over the
little lot Of man. Thousands of generations, all
a. NOISY as our own, have been swallowed up by
Time, and there remains no record of them any
more. Yet Arcturus, and Orion, Sirius and
fielades are still shining in their courses, clear
and young as when the shepherd first noted
them In the plains of Shimar. GCarlyle.
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DELICIOUS DOMESTIC soEsE-lnquiring Young I,d,
dear, do tell how Charles declared hi. Low. A'uy
you know and all at once he turned nm bis PAtol
thought he was ill., Then he turned them down ~
squeezed my wrist, and asked me If I'D have himand
and y - s-Na-auu-
lnquiring Young ady.-a Well. dear, what did Ia do
Expectant Wife" Nothing. dear; but : id sYesisna
kraeious now he Kissed me Then dear laid NV head
on his shoulder, and then We talked dear. O nov =
uemnled thought never could 20 through il u
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'VHE Subscribers beg leave to call the -

i attention The Trade generally their we'll .sle,cd 80
stock genuine DRUGS, MEDICINES EXTRACTS wv
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS, PAINT. VARNISH HAT, ~
HAIR BRUSHES their large as,orin1er 81
FANCY ARTICLES Ladies' Fods, receiving
Importing Nerhern Manufacturing ouse selected
expressly this They offer The
prices.
Planters Physicians Apotheares call ex
anime the sork, and send 10 the ordsrs.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully put up the pures ST
teea
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded and Put up
with 10 dispatch.
]. &. POTTER CO., successors TO ?. L. Massey
Wholesale AND Retail Druggists,
nlO 1851 Charles street New Orleans.
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PzARos GRAVE AT LIMA.--In the crypt, I'M
der the alter, are deposited the remains of the
celebrated Pizaro, who was assassinated in the
palace near by. A small piece of silver drop
ped into the hand of the sacristan, procured
the admission into the crypt. Descending few
steps, entered small place some twenty feet
long, quite light and whtewashed and which
smelt and looked SO much like a comfortable
wine cellar, that caught myself more than
once looking saround for the bin and bottles
The first object | saw was large square tomb,
surmounted by the erect figure of an abbot, and
close by, in an opening in the wall, | noticed
what appeared to me to be a collection of dirty
rags; close inspection proved that this was all
that remained of the eonqueror of Peru He
has still on him the same clothes and shoes he
wore at the moment of his assassination. OF
course his body is nothing but skeleton cover
ed with dry flesh and skin, so that no features
are discernible, The body is covered with what
was once linen swathed around him but the
dust Of centuries collected upon it and turned it
to light brown color, and it almost pulyerizes
when touched The body is placed on narrow
piece Of plank, in slopng position merely to
put it out of the way. The folks in Lima do not
think anything of the remains Of poor Piz.
AFRO; and dare say little money judiciously
invested would procure for any curiosity hunter
the whole of his remains
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HAST LINE.-CINCINNATI, RI ..+-,==-,5,r.,,=s
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.


DAILY TRAINS.
s ts Erpie O'Clock NJ
Third rl.boroagh Tram o.ok r. G
roa. Ii. 5ate fs throughout with heavy ra P "
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
Shore Raoad DunR RSS and NJ
5 Raa 4osa Nf fof sS 4 E E "a" and a"
a. sa H1prg1' At Gok NJ connects
Meeting pr9tIh a New YGI aud r Ra,oaa Baao with
bursh Montreal, 49, 0sl'D'
qS Sis' 81 ria @ r captain a i s
sTy Gg yd Ps a., 90 s9q q. soS MA a
Ton, Niagara Fall. 6gdenseash, Montreal etc.
land rG, WIN as s5as R EIl oe sa F. Gs
Duakrk with New York and Erie Railroad t
Ne" S[t f scs a S ans A f and Niagara Falls Railroads.
PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE,
First lightning Express leaves Cincinnati O'Clock
connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad Thadcpha aad
Through Cincinnati Philadelphia and Baltimore direct
EVANSVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE, ETC.
First Thanksgiving Express al O'Clock w. Train
@ Ono Rain s 70 z SSf e@aa STa viz oa ssSS
Company Lines National Road Wheeling
Fourth Express at oc9ck Passengers
OHIO Raroai 10 zanevs, connecting with Ohio Stage Csrnp
HlLLsBoRoUsH
Third TsuL'SSfs e.,nG. at 2. osk TioascT
ton, e1.
Cineinna Q York Railroad Albany
FROM c5nna % 10 Buffalo, and 10 DO
from S ea"Sa u New Si Vi; si. Steamer; to Buffalo Is 90
Railroad 70 Albany and qi;on Eiye Steamer New Yoi
Lss Now York 20 On
Cincinnati Boston Lake Shore, Buffalo, Albany sud - "
boston steamer Buffalo Albany ~ TN"
An additional charge y Niagara Falls and a6cy: 10 W
Cincinnati Montreal via Lake Shore Road - Is M
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ship Steamboat TorL promp put IN and r,D,.5 ,s,
,,.,z--' ~. ---e1 .-1G1
Holder. Of Police. Of me- h.D vg9s 10 present to TIC
ASSURANCE SOCIETY," ~ KS aiI3NAL LOAN FUND LIFE
the stnemn! Aads Of lie soey "a .t 'rd sac,
DUE rG y ., IoaeT &, .9l,e Bonus viii notified OF the amount
e.. UABICIIT 90, ''9 MT
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
GENTlENENf NV, a 20 o"nlAl Iea'on May u, 1853.
rance Society," % ' ' ' LIE N"aon" Loan tunj Lille Asu-
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SEVENTEEN
Just seventeen the sweetest age
i Linn. st entered, tor on fair beautys page
Ups nke the rosebud cleft In twain
Eyes like twin stars beneath some clana
p lL. comes their sparkling light to shroud
hich tresses Of the auburn glow
Free waving DER brow Of snow
And the bosom heaving, swelling
or " woms .nck I'M Cupid holds his dwelling
Like soft, sweet, pouting seventeen
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.

baltimore AND OHIO Ca m. "a inhaIasllssE,1
RALRoAp-oPEN ron TRAY. .eaA ~
Ell TO WHEELING-ON AND AFTER MONDAY January II, Pas
seugcf Trains will be follows:
Leave Baltimore daily o Cumberland and intermediate places at
O'Clock N.
For Wheeling etc, daily, at running through ~ hours
For Hrpsr thence connecting Winchester,
Va. ats A. NJ daily, except Sundays
For Frederick, daily, st and ~ except Sundays
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily att
Leave Cumberlandf for Baltimore daily stlO,SO
Leave Cumbc tland for Baltimore daily stsrM.
Ietvs tlarper Ferry for Baltimore daily 2aS and A.
Leave Frederick for Balnors daily Sundays ats M and
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u sha gRs MEsI k -,

TAllON LINE, FlA BALTIMORE AND ONO TH'rS7Fr7 ~
BALIlM4KE, PHILADELPHIA, INV WORK, BOSTON RicH
MnND, HARDEST on 70 ALL CITIES on THE SEAhOAED
above l9s "a nov iay organ 1ad oeta
Dl ~ 'ia'l s economy Our Eastern arrangements
Perr the Fat for the speedy atlmef
fs'adepbia y Railroad and Propea Parker Vein
Ssam't' 70 hpatnn by Richmond By steamers to
Charleston By vessels.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
sps,us time aHd rates and nqtupupn the ert
JOSEPH f., older,
Agent No 40 CONNIE eiAi ~ Pine
tllsi't1x MN bll-, a ssHf' ST. Louis.
FORSYTH Gnttt&S WE...45.
L. r. FIDrtH ...
CDLIOUN = tG~T= q, % ......-.. -sBt,
MARCOS . aRS, /. ta s..1t. :, l.
jy99 p. BURKE Edslua
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3ADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

H.. o. a TUKSuULL, a. ruANBuET.
FENURNBULL & CO, successors to s4Es~'ssf-1I
4 Brsws.r Ca-,) Carriage Repository, 10. ne -
''rNver street Ns~ osana ar 0; ST. lhA H' E'ey de~a
on q order.
b. A. TuRNBtLl. Aaauia tIrsr Newark, y, j. oil Jaw
NEWARK, NJ, SADDLERY Ware k.AsAA
! Ho4s--ArDREW 6. hCIL& CO, SOL CauAl ~ e4+k
street NewOT~an., between CAtnP sad dagstus stfee -
Manufacturer Importers SADDLEEf and sApbLEWAkE
constantly eonlet. nj Saddles
Bnll.s, Truntt WHIPS, sf5tns, Harness Hni Bui
leather Iiogskint sAuDLEs' roofs framing sssy js
IA i5iSW ANDREW g. BULL co.
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BTSlNESS CARDS.

A LEM. F., General Steamboat Agent, No
"a Tcbc,itoolss street Front Office. ny stairs. iye
A SHBRIDGE 4 co, j. H., Ship Agents and
ceuuneu srrrhnnts 50 ST. Charles ST. ToHro tadngs oct
e. lur.cn. 5oss
A RTHUR s. co, l. W Commission, Provision
"a and Grocery Merehnut, % and as New teyee.
DARTLETT, w A., Exchange and Real
Broker, No. corner Of Bank fiSreo
ew Orleans. oto "
. rnssrt
SpOGERT, WILLIAMS & co. Ship Agents
, AMI Conosseu Merchants 10 Carp street. Of ~
HSROADWELL & Co, G. b., Commission Mer-
aud Havana Produce 81 poyta
3irrei, Neworleans. uovls u
EbARTLETT, G. j., Attorney and Counsellor
Al Law and Commissioner Deeds ne States Florids
california. All to h III no attended
"a No. ~ F,frft, Al
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80. -, -. I','i t'T'
$3.50 ~ : y" -V"'O"'
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u.,'r..,,. ~; l. ,ia. LanIy
$500 up',a S ~, ,',''"'
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pas,i'aia,,.,.'. E,ns.,o,.nt
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81 NJ ~ ,!, 80
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PANACEAS,
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL SURANOE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G. W.
CA =, e. ARK p,,es
ENwO g. o'HRlkS, seereary 4. ~ c,ANh, n,.,
BRANCH OFFICE 10. IS Camp st. New olesnf'
t 11s uudsgnsa ara now Sepsrsd POLICIES against
the perls Of the SEAS snd RIVERS Also against any % " "
by FIRE. st current rates Of Pr.uiiaul. ~ ,,.
,t,r HARMON poANE, Assistant Agent.
Mutual Insurance.
Granite Insurance Company, Of Utica,
NEW YORK -. -,,,.
w n prpre, secretary GEO. cuRTIss, President
REFERENCES NEW YORK.
JosS r. sTsSSHAN President Atlantic Dock IA Broadway
EvERTs cuRT1ss. its West ,ireet
rows a 6u1TEAu, 10 Broad street;
WAssTAFF a vEDDER, IS Courtland stree.
" Company OF the most responsbs ins't'an
Union Scrip prsd 10 issued to The Insured yearly and ro
seai Alsr the fund All the premiums
Ath. Agency RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE for security
and to facilitate of the insured The undersigned dnl,
Agent prepared policies the favorable
,crm. asain, by FIRE, MARINE HULL RIVER
RISKS. [o9e eml C. c. LATllftoP Agent ss Camp 1t.
Fire, Marine, Hull and River Insurance.
OF NEW YORK.
.s391000
VA. L. Away, Secretary. cApY HoLLIsrER, President.
HUDSON RIVER MARINE AND FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY
JAS. NcEos Secretary AblJAH PECK, President.
t the favorable srms
Companies against damage by FIRE. MARINE HULL
RIVER RISKS by the duly authorized The
received RETAINED AND INVESTED HERE the
90 l.nl C. c. LATHRoP, Agent, IS csmP street.
Life Insurance
On White Persons and Slaves.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
PIrsr Fs.nlAS AOtuary. NORRIS FRANKLIN, President,
rapidly accommodating Matu, Paa..., Invested 5.
stoks Dividend, snnsy Of 20 10 50 per cent
which CASH interest paid yearly. credit Of per P,s
muns given on Life Policies.
4ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, OF HART
FORD, CONN.
Joan W. sErueuE, Astusry. T. K. BRACE, President.
i5o0Oo
si5oOoO
On the Stock System lowest table the United
is The updegnd Agent tho above cid Companies
prepared take sks the lives Of WHITE PERSONS and SLAVES
g. c. LArHHoP, Agent, % Camp street.
5c.Sia IS f corgs NJ NJ D. D. Medical Er.m.er go GIN
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company.
B In conformity with the requirements OF their Charter the Com
pany submit the following
1sss Wv s 's '"'S - ssoo so7 20
R.ks July H. 1Os Is
s92ssls u
who .m.un q Premiums for ending July 2 ss, viz
Premium. Marine Bsks................. ais ISL 70
Premiums on River Risks S2e ass 90
PREMIUMS n LIE e.eoo W .oso ora IA
Less Premiums Risks terminated Ass s45 IS
Return Premiums lsis7 IS
--sl 5l.nS 20
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MEDICAL CARDS,
sSYRNE, MRS, Midwife, 1866 Nayades street,


~ yesrs Practitioner wish
ing 70 attend rtneiIay o practice iei the future,
nehot Of informing he will
$50 Fevsrs. The Eye, Head,
kG- Rheumatism, Cancers 1umo,s, Sores Ulcers word
alt class OF
rial syp-. orm cn'rhen IN all OF esrees etc
IN rsrNhs residing and suffering
either msc female metsa shout the Of the
giving their By lette
irompt attention and be oa,ed il possible
will Of and
the IN J. Il. LOCKWOOD No
Of Phippa New Orleans from
n.
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Cushions made u India Rubber;
those made Csoutehouc all Cushions hitherto
both on Of their duration the ball Mr.
ognnni will deliver to Thosoe BILLIARD Table his
ahnen certificate warantns for the time fixed the purchaser
n. OF the abs and Cushions Nh Antognini avalE himself
oitha opportunity to MORN from
him Tables with French
place them without charge by India Rubber Cushions.
lie has hand Billiard
solid Mahogany and second Tables There also
in HE establishment all articles pertaining game
Plete sets Of Lotto and Ten-p.n Alley Balls and Pima
Persons who cannot visit SegOrsan wsh
the above named Articles forward
AntognH who viii attend ihom promptly
the purchaser.
n B. Persons who wish iudge Of tn. excellence
toned Cushions call the Billiard SaoO1
street, Ne NOrleanH The pHees moderate. oct
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BoREs.-1t is to be hoped that with all the
modern improvements, a mode will be discover
ed Of getting rid of bores for it is too bad that
poor wretch can be punished for stealing your
pocket handkerchief or gloves, and that no pun.
ishment can be inflicted on those who steal your
time, and with it your temper and patience, as
well as the bright thoughts that might have en-
tered into your mind, (ike the Irishman who
lost the fortune before he had got it, but were
frightened away by the bore. byron.
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS etc,
- Join MCCARTHY, PLuMBER, 40. 1874 Cam str,i ,evU-
ioS mas hslfrceYed new aud large
- oRCE AND LIFT PUMPS BEER ptTNps ia
NV3h RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOW III .Ttis
hs9 La INI AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES stIE IEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION - '"'' '''i''1i "'''
amboat WORK promptly repaired All ooisls
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IH-CoLoR.-ln France, the tri-color is blue,
white and red, latitudinal, or parallel with the
staif-the blue being attached to it, and the
white In the middle. In Holland it is red, white
and blue, longitudinal, or at right angles with
the staf-the red being uppermost In italy.
it is green, white and red, suspended the SAME
as in Holland-green uppermost In Hungary.
it is as in Italy, but inverted-red being upper,
most. In Belgium, red, yellow and black, iati-
tudinal; and IN the German States, the same
colors, longitudinal. IN. Y Sunday Times
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LEGAL ADV ERTISEM ENTS

DROUGHT to the First District Police a
II D Prison
WILLIAM blret 81 inshss high, about ~ years n
Say. he helorgp to Nh. Holmes. AN
SIMON or SIMEON gr feet 10 inches high "a Cd x
and this left Says hs belongs
Southeu.r.
JONATHAN WORRALt. MArisa
Nern rlnnun NnNnnhrI II. lsha mis- Inna.
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EsRoUGIIT to the First District Police gs,
y Prison *
TOUCHES blsck tect iuehos hugh years aid
has the forehead. Says be- belongs MI Chas ~
Farrell
JOSEPH, mlatto, ~ DID, ds ~ inches b
Adticn ~ bsc, Bayou Black, III
GEORGES DENWooD black, feet ~ inches high 81 years oil
- 3 = tss; but = aed TO be slave
The owusrs will plsans comply with the law respecting them
JONATHAN WORRAtL, Warden
-A.4.., sIaRa,4 iase Ig.4 n tnwa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
SILVER WARE Fine Cold &Silvor Watches. JeWelry Fancy GOOaS. &c.

At the Old Stand No. Exchange place.
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. HNHE firm OI Blackman E Sani'rd so long
 l knOwn at the above Piace havIng dis- solved, the business Is now conducted by the subsc, IbeT wITO will be happy to see all who v,si, tne cIIy either for business or pleasure I, Is my ini cntiOn to keep a larger assortment Ihan has ever been offered m this place, whict will al all tunes befree!y shown either to the uurchaser Or the curious.
 My Stock of Jewelry is very large and em braclng every style in fashion.bolh fine Colt
 and plated.
 Ladies and GentIemen's Gold Watches q every dpscripiion, quality and price. from 500 ,n S2OO, and Silver Lever. Lprine, and Verge Watches of every quality that caE he warTar,ed Io keep time Silver Forks. Spo""s Knives. Ladies, Cups. Sugar t"ngs. &c., a large assortment always m hand warran!ei as prre as coin, aud "t the most fashionable style. silver work oi all k;nds made % order, ,Jewelr, and spec,acies made drda a repaired, Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals, l Plates, Spoons Sc, engraved in superior Nvie.
 Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfect manner. and warranIed in all cases to perforu
 well, Wa.cl es sent by Express or otherwise tor repalrs will receive immediate attention. GEO. 6 SANFORD No Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
THE WONDER OF THE AGE

LNOR the cure of Sal,rheum, Erysipe> A las, ChiIblains. Chnpped or Cracked Hands. Burns and Sealtis. Cuts, Wounds of any kind; Old Sores: all kiud> oi Breaking ou. Snd Sores On children; Sore Lips. Pmpies on the Face, and all disea- ses of the SkiR.
 pFOr particulars see small bills ac- companying each Box.
 GS3O.O00 boxes sold in this State the past year. and gave universal sa.isfari ion.
 The great secret of the popularity of this Ointment les in the fact that it nc. cOmpllshes all it is recommended 10 do : and that do not ecOmmend il to cure any thing but what from the nature of the in. Gredlents. tt is absolutely specific for,whlie other preparations of the kind are recom- nended 10 cure every disease that human flesh is heir to. frsm Consumption l0wn to Ihe bite of fisu, when, in fact, all the medical properties they contain are in the handbills, and the thousardS of fictitious certificates published in lhe.r praise.
 Invite those troubled with ,he above complaints. particularly SHlt Rheam,) to take a box and try h-if you arc no, fully sasisiied, return it and take back your money.
 N. B.-l have hundreds of Certificates l can show my ono who feels disposed to call on me and satisfy himself on the vir- tueSOf the ointment. Prepa.ed aud sold by MONROE CERREL, Naugatuck. C. GTAl Orjers directed 10 the above nd dress. will be thankfully received aed promptly attended to. Sold also by the priacV'al Druggists and Country Mer- chants generally. Price 25c. WHOLESALE DEPoTs.-A. B.& D. Sands, No 100 Fulton Sl., New York. Read ing X Co, Bosrun. A. Mcclure x Co. Albany. AGENTs.-Lncl,feld A, c. Sm.th, Win. sted l, c. Allen, WOlcoltyllle Charles Mc> Neil. GOshsn Niles & Gray.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
I-IIIlI II-lITIIlcIRFIELDcouNTY
A@RlGULTUAAIk SIORE.

A@RIG ULTURAL STORE. 1AVHE subsc, IbeT has made an airSng Inent
 u with Wm, Hovey tor the ga ie Uf hIs eel ebrated Straw and C"rn-Stslk Cutter. ! shall sell all sIzes Oi his Cutters al the lowest cash ur;ces. N 1nlesale and retail By purchasing ,hese Cu,trrs. FaTmsrs and Mechanics wIlI be al,le to save theIT slock tIoln starvation. A ,r.a, variety oi New YUik & Boston FLOWS, SvIh.s. Puchfn,ks, Manure Forks. Bag and Pnaioe Hooks, Shovrls. Spades, &c HARO- WARE oi all kinds, Door IT. innings. Hand and Circular saws, Files. Nails and spikes ot all kiuds DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKtRY and TIN Ware. BTass and Iron KETTLES great variety.
 Stoves and Pipe aud Furniture. great va' rjeIv of the mOet approved patterns
 Furnace Castings of every descripti"n--
 Mil Gearing of all kinds -WaIeI> >Wheela.
 ,ye,shol, pi,ch-back and p' p'essurP-ev"ryth'"s m the Iron line can be had at the sh"r(e>t
 nrlice al Baldwin, Furnace
 Abnve all, Ra;dwiu's Improved RhIlroAd I'll AIN.PUMPS are taking the lead "i "Ve'H ,h,nu in the pump line. These puml are sure 10 give saiIslacl'"n.
 Y.iro located m the line of Ihe Providence, Hartford aud Fishkill Railroad. pumps ate sen, ,o any part of the United States al the | shortest notice.
 Turning La,hes aud Turning Engines. Machinery of every description made and repaired. Paa'icula. aiIenii"n paid to getting. up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel
 governors. horse powers and lhIashers, wood | saws, &c. &c.
 | The subscriber flatters himself that his long 1 experience will enable him [" give satisfaction | in all the branches oi h,s business. ! tt-Cail and see. Don't io:get the p'ace. l ANTED-lOO tons sc .s II iron II. BALDWIN
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
Rean YrR.

E OSBORN & co. having purch4~ EJe sed the sttre oi Goods of Samuel Buel ND., will continue the sale oi Dry Goods, 3roceries. Paints and Oils. Particular a'ten- ion will be paid |" the sale M DRUes and MrpuctNEs, all of whrch are waTr1n'e9 pure AIl sales will be suPeriniended by Dr. F. lshnrn, whose long experience shall give atisfacIiOR.
 The subscriber would respectfully oHet ,is services 10 the inhabitants ot Li'cus !, field and it's vicinity as phys'cIan ana Surgeon. OSDoNN' t
 Lilchfield, Sept Is 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-03-10
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MiIford-Mr Taltie. Plymouth Hollow Woodward & Crast, WOadbury-H I Sanford. Bridge water-H KiIbouI D, Milton Conn-E TomlinsOn, New Preston Will inm Hunt, WoOdville- William Fry. Eas Ksnt-E SkInE. Cornwall BFidge-Jllollis ter. Salisburv-J0yee & Spur, Seushoa naaR .tt- Y