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I'VE TRAINS our o. npiDnEpp4gl
Fsrsf Passenger Tram leaves bridgeport
81 ,k,ny,csl /. % 10 05 a. NJ, - on arrival Of
the z A. a.. Train ffam New 4pI4tend
connecting Il the Junction wii,1he 9'setA.
NJ Tam from New Havep
Frat Freight rI',aln leaves Bridgepert
for yvarsled at IL 10 A. NJ, Eseeiv'ng pms
scnsSrs frOm The 9 A.. M. Tam ssem New
York,
y Second Passenger Tram Ieeves BsldRs-
port for Waterbury ~ AZ 7. M.,"I o. we nr-
rivalnfthe 9.0BP. M Express i'sesn lfom
New York, c0nntciing al The Juncsi9n With
The S 80 r. M. Train from New Haven.
!, 81 TRAIxsIx pnIncEPonT.
First Passenger Tram lenves Wsneled
al S SO A. NJ, connecting at ihe tanelioh
withsa Trainto New Haven. and 81 Bridge
| noft vith The 9.35 A IA Tram 10 New YoIk.
First Freight Train will leave waterbury
far Bridxeport al 10 A, AZ, arriving a, Bridge
mari Il lime 10 sakslhe / 10 r M. ExpEess
rain frcn, New FIavssa "a New Yn,k.
Socnnd Passengrt Train lcasss Winsied q:
45PM connecting afthe Junction Msth
'rrains 10 New Haven, aud ~ Bridgepott with
The A. 80 r M Tam fa New York.
Ir-R The Freight Trains have Passenger
| Accommodations.
i.lesciisil fsrAor iInEs.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., Seuth'
buvy, Sanihfor,i, and Oxfbtd, VII conrset at
Seymour tiumpi,fs yssilisl wiih ths 9 % y M
issrrain down. ilcinsnitg, leaves every day on
1.-THE arrival 81 The .05 AM T. rain (romB Bridge
Iporr. Notycains Stage sfcr this dsteSa
fiigRs Netls Stage from WaterioNn, viii con-
fnect al Waterbury every day with the 9 22
| A M Train down. Returning on arrival Of
| thcl0 05 Al M Train from Bridsepors, and
on Saturday from the 5 40 P ~ Train.
4 F'snn's Stage from Liieh6eid will canncct
al Liishiicld Station with mail Train each
! way. dsiir. s7
Ell Aliens Sta &c from B,thlem viii con-
| ncci at " aicrbufv. with The 8 22 A; M.
1ran, down, and returning on arrival Of lhe
| 10 05 A. NJ. Tfain iron Bridgeport. on Tues.
ia; \, Thursdays and Saturdays.
| Horace SINNERS stage from Oils, Cold
| Spring, New Boston, Colehrpuk River and
! tiHchcacksviIlc, will connect daily with the
Il45 r. NJ. train. from W,nsird, andtetarsp0n
his arrival OF the 1905 A. M. main fiomI
4 Bridgepart. ases5 sl.;,s
IA deduction of Ave cents In made when
Tickets are purchased al the affices.ss
1 gs nv. D. BIS iOP, Superintendent.
/ Bridgeport Nov. 20. 1884. MI fsaKsV N q
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R,E ISIS j. q. FARNSWORTti has retained
IXA trim New Yurk, having attended the Mil.
linesy opening tbF FAN r'nshiuas IN that city, ul
the S5ih Of Sspi.--and 10 now ready % receive
orders ar calls irUm aHy whO wnnd like 20 ex-
umIne the largest aad brsi assortment uf Milll'
nary aud fancy Gbais ever lrsnKht 20 tiiis
village, and which will be sold cheap
RbDOms and Feathers, French aud American
artificial Flowers, Silks SHtiHs aud Veivets,
Mode and BsntlIIzIiIe. French aud 1Eaelish
Grape, a splendid ass0runemi0f needle w,Irst---
iC0lars Sleeves and Chromosomes. inseFtihas aud
Edgln4s, Chensil aud Aiotair Head Dire ses,
something Ie " Ut Gl1ses--Ihe best Of KID. SILK.
rWarstsd and Lisie thread g,I0d styleso ii Dress
Triulasngs, white aud c1iored iiosieEv. {sni se
Linen Ca,nlsuc Observation-Disclosures 81 eIa.sand
some machGheaper; Fancy Goods and Toys oi
every description; S.raws very cheap. babes
please call aud examine tar yourselves.
All Orders ~ Millinery and Dfess Making
promptly executed.
Ready,made Hats always olshand, and also
Maurhlnp. ~ - eS8 &~AE&A 80 "a
-Four Doors IYest the Court Houses West lHain st
Lilca6eld. Oct. 2. go, essW @A
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For Sale y

THE FARM OF THE. LATE JE e HIVE.
(AF Bethlem, containing about ia acres Of
~ land, oil lying toRe,h her, o. q suitably divided
with / kprd supply Of choice ufsttpd fruit II
has IN Il 4 good swo-st0Fv House, y large Barn
and nsher onthuidincs. Said iaRm situated an
the Washington Erad, twn miles RsrlhwePi ~
Beihlem CaHter CFnps. sock. and Farming
Utensils aDlA with Tiff desired.
For particular. enquire on the ~ n.Iass, or o.
HENRY B. SKfhTON,
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'4Ths rupid growth Of lbrthsrn IIIinOi.
eOmmsncsd At the eonelngon Of the war Of
lSI2. The log huts Of IndiaRs sud-
denly disappeared. the smoke Of the wig
IeamS no longer aseendea towards the hsa-
Vens. Ig faG sa.t'584
The rapid improvements commenced by
the white man. had driven them into the
praiFies. and their wigwaIns were no longer
pitched 10 the vicinity Ofihe towns. excerpt
whom they came to barter their lurs ter
goods. The music oil the saw, axe and
hammer had driven the game far away.
The Indians land east of the Mississippi
had already been coded to government BY
treaty, and the red men only dwelt there
by the consent ofgovernment. When the
Indians went away, | went with them !
took up my quartz at the head waters oil
the Wissebs, at the junction Of two impor-
tant streams. tributaries to the great father
Of waters, and opened my store for trade.
~ After exposing my goods, il all their
Indian varieties for some days. without any
success in selling. Ibecams almost discour,
aged, and nearly concluded to give il up.
The Indians would come into my store BY
dozens. and after examining my goods. go
away without purchasing. They had
plenty Of shu-ne .ah (money) and furs. bu:
bought no good. and the reason was smys-
terv to me. ~ -
AT length the chief OF the nation came
IN company with crowd Of Indians. He
Instantly exclaimed. How do Thomas
Come, show ne nice goods. What do you
ask for. ihise Ill take for yards Of calico
three coon. skins for one yard, half . dol
lar exactly-by'm by, Tomorrow. Ill pay
you. a.'i.
The next day he came. accompanied by
his whole band. His blanket above hi,
waist was stuffed with coon-skins. Ameri.
can. will pay that bill now. said the In
"a Suiting the action to the word. he began
to pun the skins from his blanket, and
counting out twelve, held the thirteenth iii
his hand. and finally laid it upon the rest
'exclaiming, That's it exac ly." gave i,
back to him telling him he owed but twelve
and the Great Spirit would not let ms
cheat him. We con inued to pass it back
and forth, each one asserting that it belon-
sged TO the other.
AT last he appeared satisfied, and gave
me scrptinizing look; then placing the
skin within the folds Of bis blanket. he
stepped to the door, and with yell cried
Come come in. all Of you. and trade with
tho pale face--he's honest-he will not
,chent the Indian. he believes in the Great
vSpirit---his heart is big, he is an honest
trader ',t"4
lie then turned to me, and said. II
YOU had taken that one coon skin, and
my people would have had nothing to dc
wiihyou and would have driven yoa,away
like asdog.; but now l have found that you
ARE The Indians friend, land. NO shall be
yours. ea I43. .g4.
The Indians then began focking into
the store. and to trade, and before the sun
had gone DOWN. was waist deep in furs.
and had -shu4ne-ah in plenty. That one
coon skin saved me. '1''7'"
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Make way for Fan Goods

n AM now selling and siill Offer for safe for
Il the next Thirty Days my entire atock oil
cost. Am.pg them Gao he lonnd Lots Of Rem,
nanfs DeLaiHes. Mnslinaa and CSlich, which will
be sold 1T prices 40 suit purchasers. Friends
cnll and see me II lyou wonld ike 70 hny bar
gainssn aat ss A. G. BRADFORD.
sy3f tWolcostvills.
N ECErvED a, BR AFFORDS lots of cheap
Et Goods, selling low fvr Cash Or Eschaags.
500 Paper Curtains, in landscape and plain--
cheap. at BRADFORD'S In Wocoi,vilie.
SSfIAWLS.-60s spring Shaw!s at. exiihltiey
~ AT BIlADFUR DsS.
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N RM,.c Chuascc,.

Tnn FINE Top Carriages, Slide Seats,
LUU Open aud Standing TOps--and twelve
fine Cutters, at reduced prices. AlsO, BY the
request at many, have consented 10 do repair
ing Of all kinds throa2h the winter. G1
8aE fA 344}sF VIM. RODGERS.
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win you keep an eye on my horse my
son, while / step in and get . drink
81 Yes sir. sa
! Stranger goes in. gets his drink. comes
out and find his horse missing. Where .
my horse boy saa ,asg
Hes Funn'd away. sir:
Didn't / tell you to take care OF him you
young scamp
No sir, YOU told me to keep my eye on
him, and did, till be got eiesn cut Of
sight
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0N and after Nov. 9Th, bn, orc Stage win
W run daily To Nangatnck railroad:
Leave Iirchfield HAS A NJ. connecting with
IO.l5 A NJ train tn Winsted ani Las r VI train
to bridegroom. Leave Litchiield Station on the
arrival IF Jos A N train from Bridgeport.
ar Fare So cents.
sf.,,s AZ L. FEM. Proprietor.
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For. sale.

A GOOD SET Of secondhand Blacksmith
IA Tools for salo cheap E,r readv-pav or APP
proved credit. gASAlEL CADY.
Litchlield, tSouth Farms,a Nov. 20, 1854.
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At a Court Of Probate hoiden al Norfolk Within
aud for the District IF Norfolk, on the 3oth day
OF October, A. D 1854. .Fee@ 81

At a Court Of Probate hulden at Norfolk withim
aud for the District IF Norfolk, on the 3)th day
Of October, A. d 1854. *stosee ~ +
Present, WIN. B. RICE, Esq, Judge.
TOSEPH PARRITT. Administrator on The
81 Estate Of ZALMoN pABaITr late Ut Norfolk
within said District, deceased, having repre-.
sen,ed said es,a'e inso!vent, and given notice to
all concerned to appear before tins Court the
present day, at 4 O'clock afternoon, 10 be heard
relative o the appointments: Of Commissioners s.
aud M enc appearing, This Curt doth appoint
Wna. X. Puck, Esq. and Peter Curiss Co,nsnis.
sioners. 10 examine and adjust the c!ain,sof the
creditors of said estate; and also duth decree
thai six months from this date be alllwed them
to exhibit their claims TO said Commissioners,
and doth direct tha, public notice Of this order
be given BY advertising The same in q newspaper
published in Lilchti"ld and by posting copy.
thereof on the public sign-p,st in said tawn OF
Norfuk nearest the place where the deceased
last dwell.
Certified from Record,
sa T9gsr WIN. B. RICE, Judge.
Notice 10 hereby given tina, the Subscribers
will meet al The office nf William H Peck IN
N.rfnik on the 30ih Of Deeembsr aud 4ih 81
April next, at one o'clock 7. NJ. On each Of said
days,lo attend to the ,l,niesof their appointment.
s3au w N. X PEEK, II Commss
s...tts .t-s PETER CURTISS, sioDers.
Norfolk. Nov. 9Th, 1854. ~
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certified from heeS WM;. =. RICE. 1od,..
- CHEESEMAN'S 4t4@
Shaving and Hair-CuttiDg Rooms,
Over DR.. Beckwi,h's Drug Store, and our doors
below the NJ lnslon II nIse, L,ichfeld,
.N0ficp.

THE Hon. Court OF Probate for the district
of Salisbury has appointed tho subscribers Conn
mis- .i.,r,rrs on the esta;e Of ELIJAH FRiNK. lnis
ii said Salisbury, deceased, represented ,nsolv-
ent~-and has limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors Ut said
estate Il, present their claims against the same
to ia Tor adjustment and allowance.
We therefore hereby give n .ticc 10 all persons
interested ia said estate that we shall meet uoon
the bnse ness 1T said appnsntrneat at the h,'ei Ol
II. w. 1hsrp Mt Salisbury Center, on the second
Tuesday OF January and on he first Tuesday
OF NAV, A. D.. 1854, nj clock in tie forenoon.
on each nf said DAYS. %fl0f
WV. M. BURIAL, Commission.
ROBERT BOSTWiCK. ers
Salisbury, Nov. 18Th 1854. 9 Aa@&
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--Wwv AA- rSAI sNC mE m1H-
d 500 bushels Pa.stnes at soc
2o,N5s of Fall Butter - ESQ sis sa1
2tioo lbs G,.oi Rye -Four A Oh per hundred
300O lbs ga,d White Cheese loc
In crchange for Goods, a, BRADFORD'S.
.q r. SILT the markc, price runs hi. her than
the above figures, we are houad "a payn. N
Wocoliyiile, Nov. ], 1854. &c
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MIR Glandstone when be buys . bundle
Of asparagus. begins dividing il into ''ihree
heads" Lord John RUSSELL before doing
anything. always looks into Magma ehsrta.
to See ifhe Is justified in doing i. tie will
MOI even take walk. unless he has thor
oughly convinced himself beforehand that
il s a perfectly $ constitutional one.
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a)ieo.

Inthis village, on The 30th nit, o. eonsump-
ton, Mrs. Al1eda Loveland, aged 80 years.
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The Free and accepted Alasons Of Cali
fornia are not 10 have free fight. The
Grand Lodge has declared that dueling IS
repugnant 70 the principles Of FTeen,asonry.
and members are to be expelled from the
lodges ifshey resort to that mode Of settling
.ahs;r disputes. No Mason who y Ils 10 .
drsl Is to Be buried with MasOnis honors.
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MISS BRADLEY
mw AS received new supply Of sr,s.
In syfitESIses.y Goods,
al reduced prices.
Litchfield,s Nov. 90.

tes SHIg. baa
EDEsT quality Turks Island Salt for sale 10
ID any quantity, at the store a. the sMhscr.bef.
Litchfeid. Nov. sosb, 1864. 90
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wigs and TOllpees

rRADE - erdey, at CIR SAMAN'S Shaving
IN and HaisCuising RosRn. over pr, ahek.
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Reference in regard u the Real Estate. e. y.
v,sscHeR g Co. Real Estate Brokers, New York.
Orders, spoei paisll with manev enclOsed. 10 pc
sos fsroad*aY, N. ".
~ The Eneravings in The Catalogue are nov y.
ready tor delivery. IN 20
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American Artists Union |!
tHsllE American Artists, Union.

- Wtuiu Respectfully uHHOuu;e 10 the CttlzenS
OF the Unlied States and the Canadas, that tn
ihe purpose II cultvaing a taste for the fine arts
throughout the couutfy. aud with a view "
e.iahiins every family Is become possesseI Of 4
aallery.uf Engray,ngs, HT5s a9G11ss
-. ~. 49,. 1..:1.. ~ =, xAr
Tb.y i. ye determined. n. order 70 crea,c !,
extsnsiye .aie for their Enerayires. and inns
not only Give employing MT 10 a large nun,ber ~
arris,s and others, bnt inspire among our coun.
trvmen tasts Tor works Of art. q, esan, 10 Tho
purchasers d their engrasi"gs, when Is 1000 Of
IN l1 ~ GIF RI AZ he actnol rost of sl5ooOO
s9U'Vvv uir Va ing hOsuai 9VstU VI eiSV'VVu'
Each purchaser Of n One Dollar Enpra wing,
,hsrrf,re receves n,,t onlv mn Encrny,na II, i'm
wor.I,sh, monsva hm, m ,;eLs, yybr en,;,..s
h;, =, ns II ,s,e ], .n abss - 4 !, r,bn.sd
For Five DoLLAs s highiy.fio;shed Enrrayn,g
nainied ~ on and Fre ain 7;ckets !, IN ia sor,t
!. .. Dssr wsh Z. e d,s ass Ell
rs,.,,, ~ h ~ sxnrs.s "'u ss''' -
! a camy .,f ill., Ga,aI,,o,. s,o,e,h.r v,;,h !. .oe.
Gilman II one of ,hs E,;"rs Was - ne ssan =,
Inc oii;ce M ,his nrner. - = - -
Ear ..rh Dnllor a,rt q EnGrav;nenct,,, llv
va,,h ,ia, arr, .nd ar. T,.L !, ,.;jl ;,,rsd
n,siv ia fnrwa,Jad $50
s
80, a @ I'd MT g..
! The Comm;,,ae het;ev;no ina, t,,as snccess ~
ara " 4. sss s Ss
;m,eliiyen, and psr Asenfs In ve rsDl ed
80 treas ,siiil such on The niust SiSsrsS tsrnss
Any perst,n wishing 10 become nm Agent. By
sending tDost pald) ~. will receive by return II
mail.a One Dollar, Engraving, = GIN Ticker, .
Prospecius.a Cainlogne and all other nsccssnry
infbTlnaii1n. ..,r:s.@.g.
On the final compilation Of the snle, the Gifts
win be placed IN the hands OF Committee Of
the pmrcLaseys L, BE- disfribnted. dne notice 81
which win DO given throughout the United States
aaI fAlA
-. 20 u s'' - a sT1. Va. h E
List ef Gifts.
M, oerbla hnsts nf Vashinufon. at srOO aio 600
IN ' :" "a, Cav l.,0 I,snpD
100 Webster, 100 10 0oO
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Pumps. Pumps.

N7SllAIN PUMPS for tho Million! The bcs
" teeth and chain IN hand--cheap forcash.
Wanfed--A govd Bincksniiths
@ ,3-43e.aa as II. BALDWIN. Z
Washington, Oct 2sd. 1854 as va
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New Fall Goods T.
! "A Splsndid Assostaseat

re- AsSptsRdid ASSOrI7eenf
OF Gents md Ladies EDress Goods and
very low. consisting in pari ,f
i2pisces French MeFiaoes and Parametias--
Oery lou.
40 pieces French and American plh in and fig
ured. fancy n nd dnoarning Mustn't Ds LANES and
DeBaizes- Black aud co,ored Afpaccas
and PopliBs, btack and culcFed ptain,stripsd and
paid DREss SILKS.
100 pieces fancy and mourning Calicess and
heavy Gi,lshams Brocha, Tbihei and cashmere
SHAwLs; Rohroy wool long Shawis; Cafpeis
Flahncls and Shcetin9s-4hea cred ami, brown,
ready.nadc Clothing Oyerr9a;s, Coats, Vests,
Pants, Shirts, under Shirts and Drawers Cloths.
cassilneIes, Satinelis and weeds Linens.
Diapers Hosiery, Gloves, & white Mnslinsoi
all descriptions. silk and veive Dress Trimmings
In ANY quantity. s1.. fgs ,4s
Aiso-Eroceries. crockery, Geese Feathers,
&c. Produce waaied III pd.yhiens.
a1r Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers given out
TO be made 2p, in any quantity desired;
Jitrh6sid n, OH lSAl %
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Alta Court Of Probate holden at SGiixbaSy, so,fhsn
and (or the Districi ef Hs,lisbsry, ON fhs 27fh
day Of September. A. ID. Is5a. ia
Present JOAN G. MITCHELL, Esq, Judge.
I'm motion 1T the Administrator on the estate
~ Of BRADFORD CLEVElAND.i late Of
Salisbury within said disret, deceaseds This
Court doth decrte thai SIX nnnths trani this dale
BIZ allowed and limiied for the credit"rs Of said
estate to exhibit their claims against The same
10 tho Administrators and directs that public
nnticehe given of this order bv advertising IN n
newspaper published in L,trhield, and BY post
Jag c0py ihefeof on the pilhl.c sig,rp"stin said
town Of Salisbury, nearest the place where tho
deceased lasi dwell. Certified from Record. I
81 JOHN G. MI i'CHELL, Judge.
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MUST be Sold.

NauSt be SOIds sf
ARE THEY CHEAP ~ Has''Ia y
"A. lpiece Maroon coiored Alapacca, 25c
I do do fig "a Parametta, 25c
III s,s5 II dvs Mourning Paf.sian, y4gssf.ft 25c
do Green Parameita, worth Soc CSC
100 yds Of mixed Sattinci, heary, ut Soc
100 yds IL T'weede,e Csc
All q: BRADFORD'S Cheap Store,
# As*t6S II ts3qta8E& SYojcotfvllle
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Punctuality.

~. Mr.. Higgins was avery punctual man
ii, oil his transactions through life. He
ar,nassed large property by untiring in.
,las.ry sind puncsuality.; and the advanced
age OF ninety years was resting quietly
upon hissbed. and calBsly waiting to- be
called away. He had deliberately made
sllncst every arrangement tor his decease
and burial. "
'as His pulse grew fainter. and The light Of
/ life seemed just pickering in its socket.
when, one OF his sons Observed 80
i Father. you will probably live day or
: two? is It not well tor you to name your
bearers sass e ~ a7ress 5a@ eatI a'e"p
y TO be sure. my son, said the dying man.
tits well thought Of. and viii do It now.
He gave a fist Of six. the usual nan.ber.
and sunk back exhausted upon his pillow.
A CLEAN of thought passed over his
withered face like array Of light. and he
rallied once more. My son, read the that
= list. 10 the name Of Mr.. Virgins there !?
:. II is. my father.
Then strike il off. said he emphaticaIly.
for heswas neser panctu was never any
where in season. and he might hinder the
procession whole hour!
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n Tha winter Session

iaa The winter Session
nF the School under the Instruction OF Misses
~ 5 H VAIIE. and C II HALL will commence
on Wednesday, the 9Th Of December. and con-
time sixteen weeks.
PrimaFv Branches, 200 per quarter.
Common English, 400
20 Higher. 3 90 ssa
I; ny. . srsSsS ss sns D'a" zoo
Music, n tst "E 800
RrTERErcss-Rev B L Swan. 9 woodyad,
8 p Bodies and Chas Adams, EsQA
Li,ch6eld, Nsv. "a, 1854 u
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! A woman condemned to death IN the
reign 81 Richard III. lived forty days with
Z out food Or drink. A young lady Is years
Sof age. Is mentioned in the Edinburgs Me-
G. dical Essays. who wss thrown into such
violent tstanus. 81 rigidity Of the muscles.
by the death Of her father. that she was
unable 10 swallow for fifiy-four days. A
still more extraordinary account is related
Of man who. on recovering from fever.
had sucl, dislike TO food Of MI kinds. that
for eightssn years he never tasted anything
but water. I'D
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Only suppose, as Son see the lille rag
geo child paiierii,I with c"la, bare lee !,
sh,ug ihe path Of street begyary Or u"
s,tvrrSl haired tnrD ol drcrepu did age reaci
ing fUrii' y mute, Vet ekiq hand. for y
pntance. these wlntry dlys--only suppose
~ cawe.--snppose Rlislnitnhe aud ppvrriy
tnrcing !nnr Own child, ar your owp iaiiIcr
nr m,iIer. Ia such cxirtmHy. Such u
hing 10 possible. andahailnoi that ps,s$l-
bi,iy open your hand anI hear. THINK
ofa. God ~ the Father "fus aIl--wr are
alt alike IN the need ut human sympathy.
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DaguerreOtype JeweIry

! exhibited in tins COMMUNICATE of which will be
d with Pictures wiich cannot be surpassed in thi'
my other city, at very low prices, and warranted to
what they are sold for
ceiling truly thankful for the incre 'sing evidence OF
popu arly of his work. not . y in the pl aise which
bundanty b. slowed, but in re substantial form.
he way Il an in rease Of business, unprecede tad,
4 ch clearly proves the superiority of his work, he
kages himself To us. all honorable means to continue
eserye public favor. 2. Z. GIBBS Proprietor.
At the sign of the Flag
u. st co rect nm error which find YER preva-
will say that have been taking pictures for the
\ four n hs. at from sl5O TO $50, and sha | con-
ato take them as low as any house in this place
OK out for the stripes! P. E. q.
trh i6.t,
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RICHMOND.
sPRIN TR ABE.

SPRIN TR A ID E.
Books, Stationery and Piano Fcrtes, &c, &c.
JAMES w Nss8DROltsE. u ATE NASH
e NOODll . SE.) RIonmaNp, VA ohers iof SUE
at wholr-aie un1 refu.. extensve STOCK ut bum
and Stationery sdaptrd L. ii e wants ot the trade
Virginia aud elsrwatre rrce. as 10" Ms can be al
ainrd IN Notlh,rn ciiies In 60 nerttnn with N
BOOK and Stationery business. he has Waretooms "a
rropriated - tn sae ef Pann fores. filed Wit n
assormcntas Intensive a. hc at anb esia u
ment ut tho Kind in the I uon lie has ra'tie' Ia.
IN the sale al onc thousand Piano fo'ies - IT,
States ot Nneinia nth Carnuu nd I nntssrr--al
III which nhvr Fivt cnir' satisluci"n lheA ~" "hi
rnnted suprrior in every resper'-uher"d " snie nj
manufacturers nice- will he packed securely 10 2"
am dista' ee wiihout injury,
He has ala, nitac ned his es,nblishmon' Beok
Binder, aud Blank ok Manufa, tory, wi ere all kind"
of Bonl,s Periodicals, Blank, Mn-ie, &c, are hound
ard Blank Books Of every description suitable for Ner
{ lnnt- Banks Public fires Clerks OF Courts, foeto
RES, \ c., nrc manufactured
Nsy0S GBi}e 10 Magistrates NJ Edtioa.-F. " q.
publisfcs Mayo's Guide to Magi tuies. edit IN
with pract cal forms for the discharge nj eir due- 'n
of Count with an appendix containing Il rms for Draw
ing BaHs Notes Deeds, Contracts &e adapted to the
new cnde nf Nirginn,
Per IONS distance. unable to visit Richmond can
h,r orders IS lathlull, executed as il personal
v pr NJ. In