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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-07-26
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 2-s@z JUST B-LJs uFD: xA1sAazJ 4 New Discovery ia Medicine :. \ few wards on the rational treatment, without, medicine. yf Spermaorrhea or local veal kness nervous debility. low sp:ris, iassiiude, weakness of the li:u.,s aud back. indiss ssila and ncaaa- .,ily fr s'ady anilabor. duli,sess If apprehension loss af memory, aversion society. irye of s.ii- tn,.e ti.ni i,,y. se.l-d sErust, dizzsSs herdscle involuntary discharges. pains in the side, afIac- To $ cftie crs. pim9les on tte isre, sexual and other inhrms,ies m .aar-
 FGox TIE .'sryca OF Da B. DE LayEy.-The inparfami fact that these alarming complaints may easily be removed without medicine, is. in tins ssr,aii tract clearly demonstrated and the entirely new aad highly successful treatment, as adopted by the Author fully explained, by means af which every me Is enabled to cnre himself perfectly. and af the least possible cost avoiding thereby all the advertised naSirums of the day.
 Sent 10 any address. gratis. and post free in sealed envelope. b. remitting Tposs paidI two postage stamps 10 DR. B. DE LANEY, No. IT L;spenard street, New York. 40
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Naugatuc Railroad.
 
Summer ArrdHgsnsnf. c0nsnsencing oss
 Monday Nay 7th. 1858.

Summer ArrdNgewcnt, commencing 0ss
 Monday May 7th. 1853.
 TRAINS OUT or safpoxpoRr.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridsepo for Minated, at GAO A. M., os on arriyal of the 8 A. M. Train from New York. and con nnecling atthe Junction with the 10. 90 A; NJ. Train from New Haven.
 F,rs, Freight Tfain leaves Bridgeport for wipsied at II 90 "A. M., receiving pas- seneess for Winsted.
 Freight Train with passenger accommo- dalton Tor Wasesburyleasas ai AS
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge portion Waterbury at ( 10 P. M .,of on the are rival of the $40 F. M. Express Tfain from New York connecting at the Junction with the 5 s5 P. M. Train fsom New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO suspeEroar.
 First Passenger Tram leaves winsted at $. 50 A.M., connecting at Waterbury with the Providence, Hartford and FishkiIl Rail, road at !. .ls A. M. for Hartford and interms- diatc Stations and connecting at the Jarciion with the A. Nj. Train from New York for New Haven. and arriving in Bridgeport in time for the 9.35 A M Train to New Haven for New York.
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport at 35 AAi, arriving al Bridge. port ir lime 10 iakei the Express train from New Haven to New Yosk.
 Freight Train with passenger acccmmoda- lions from Winste arriving in Bridgeport in time 'o connect w.,h Express Train from N. Haven for New York, leaves at 6 90 A. Nj. from Wnsted.
 Second Passenger Train leaves winsted at 05 F M connecting al the Junction with Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 4.l5P M Train ts New York.
 0 The Freight Trains have Passenger Accommodations.
 srAeE LixEs. [.
 Bradfey's Stage trom Woodbury, Ssuth- bury, Son,hford, and Oxford, wil connect at Seymoar Humphre yssille) )w,,h the 9.ii A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival oi the 10 40 AM Train from Bridge. port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNells Stage from Waieriown, will con- meet al Waterbury every day with the 6 32 A M Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 40 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the 6 10 P M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stsgcfrom Liich6eid will connect at LitshGeld Station with mail Train each way, daily.
 A.lsn's Sss se frosa Be,hlem will connect at Waterbury with the 6.32 A. M. Train down o5 Mondays, Wednesuays anu Fridays. ke. turning on arrival of tue I0.4eAM Train from Bridsepos, er Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat- 1 urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring. New Boston, Colebrook River and Hitchcock ssihe, will connect daily with the l 2,0s P. N. train from Winsied, and return on the arrival of the l0.4o A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 O. s. Hilrs Stage ie ayes winsted daily on arrival of tho fe. 10 AM. train from Bridge DOT, for Coebraok Centre, Sandsfeld, Mont vile and Burlington. A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets arc purchased at ihe offices. w. D. BISHOP. Vice Pres't and Supt. Bridgeport. April. 27, 1885.
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MANSION HOUSE,
 -By- wM. H. CR O8 q MT a yv

" <s& x4 V N v - - GS4 A " s HAVING iaken this House, the subscriber III is.prepafed 10 extend to travellers andothers
 The Hotel is located in the pleasantcsi part of the village. and no effort will be spared to render t at aHtimcs desirable home fers hose who mny sis, the place. To the members ofthe Bar and others ot Liichfield County, he has only to say tha, the reputation the House has possessed tor the last twenty years will he fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable. where good teams may be had It any time.
 Litchfeid, May, 1854.
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A verdam youth who had never before seen steamboat, fell through the hatchway down into the hold Of a steamer lately, aud. getting up unhuri, loudly expressed his surprise :" We'll, if the darned thing ainl .holler !"
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United States Bounty Land Agency.
 Press Forward -Four Claims

'Soc 4 " eSs0& 4 Vtf At0tuec A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers, both "A Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines, Fiptillamen, Musicians. Wagonmasters, Team sters, Indians aud all persons who may have served fourteen days in any of the wars of the United States. since the year l790, the law of 1855 gives each of YOU, who have moi heretofore received Warrant tor Land, one hundred and sixty acres.! And ts all who have received Rounty Land, enough more to make one hun. dred aud sixty acres! In the case of lhe death af the person entitled to Land, his widow. or if no widow. the m nor child or children, are entitled to the Bounty.s
 We are Prepared foPromFnly prosecate ltclaims for laad. and will supply Jax,ices of Pence, Coan- v Clerks, Com mmissioaers of Deeds, Noiaries Pub. ie Laryers, ead al others, nith hie necessary in- aructions, and 6lank forSss, free @ cost On appli- rafion by mail or osher,rise
 When desired, we willseli the Warrant at the market price, and remit check for proceeds.
 N. K. COBB & CO,
 g William street. New York
 RErERENcEs.--Bank of the Common cath, New York
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A TIER ihis date we shall offer the rcma iuder "A of our stock of SUMMER GOODS at greatly Rc d a cod Priccs! Purchasers will find money saved by an exam
 BROWN, HOLMES G G'Co. Wn.nrhnru l.tnn 2ilih &
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Two things to be kept-your word and your temper. The former when dealing with printer and the latter when dispuling with woman. This may be difficult, but can be done by getting couple Of chapters of Job hy heart.
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Liichfeld. Anril !
,Itsst Retesr,aed

EROM New York with large assortment E nf Dasas rreotype material, consisting in lart of great variety of French and German ases. .Frames. Gold Locke ts. &c. A Afeason- ble time has asso been spent in the operating department of the best artists ia Broadway, where my productions suffered nothing by com ,,arison. The fact is we keep posted m. and hose who wish first class picture will be sure , get Il by calling at No ? South St.
 ]. L. JUDD.
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Ntt,e. l,,er Nuas.

ID ECElVED the past week n complete as- lO sortmea; of every description Of Hats and Caps for summer wear. 10 which the attention ot buyers is invited Panama, Canton Straw, Sennet, men 5 and hoys' palmleaf and ,Leglarn Hats, boys md clfldren's Fancy Straw fiais. Sc. All goods in my line will be offered at small advance from cost.
 II. JACKSON. Ii,cbfield May 9lst la5s
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There is great deal of poetry in "dying for one's country" the glory of "dea.l'-bed on the bal,le field,n and all that, but statistical returns show that the great majority of soldiers die of the dysentery, which must he a very different affair.
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R. Merrim an yv'Htch .Nske1' ysfs .Ie,Cele1..

H - F '~ NH1D ~ 1fA
 a%<AB Hasj,sst received from New York CsS Esx., fresh Ia, of I, cry desirab goods, 0eAkkGGz8 Je welry, &c. consisting of gold and silver Speciacles, gold Breastpins, finger and car Hin=-, Keys, shirt Studs, vest and guard Chains. Wedding Rii,gs-a very pure article.
 A full assortment Ot near-sighred and ennyex spectacle glasses--which makes the besr assori. ment ever offered in this place, and will be sold al tl,e lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware ma de expressly for,retail. Watch repairing done in the most sk,llful manner mo apprentices em- ployed al watches tn this establishment. Coffin plates on hand aud engraving done at shprt notice; mendins done as usual. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
 l.itchtield. June 1855.
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A fellow who chopped off his hand the other day, while cutting wood, sent to an apo,hecary for a remedy ios "clcrped hands"
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Farmers. Take Notice!

A CHANGE 10 make good investment kAs ,for any one engag ged in ra,sing neat Cattle. The subscriber offers for sale enc Cali of Durham breed, 10 weeks old, and of beautiful form-is m good order to raise, but mol tat. lis height is , l-l feet, length oi body to the top of his head 1 1.2 feet. and weight about 250 lbs price thirty dollars. 'C. f. PECK.
 Ellsworth, June IIih, 1855. 8
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Which is the casies, or the three proiessions--law, physic or divinity ! Divinity. because II Is easier to preach than to practice.
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Everything is possible. and there Is nobody who may no. be in the right.
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Human Eleration. .-"I know" says Channing, "but one elevation oi a human being, and that is Elevation of Soul. Without this, it matters nothing where man stands, or what he pos sesses; and with ii, he iowers--he is one oi Gods nobility, no matter what place he holds in the social scale.- There are not different kinds of dignity for different orders of men, but ore and the same 10 all The only elevation Of a human being consists in the exer- else, growth, energy of the higher prin- ciples and powers of his soul. A bird may be shot upward to the skies by a foreign force, but ii rises in the true sense Of tue word only when 1t spreads it's own wings, and soars by it's own living power. So man may be thrust upwards in conspicuous place by outward accidents. but he rises only so far as he exer,s himself, and expands his best faculties, and ascends by a free effort, to nobler.regiono fthougl. and aclion."
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Litchlield and Naugatuck R. R.

GTAGES leave the Mansion House at l5 - 4. M. and1 l5 P. M connecting with trains to Bridgeport, and in the morning with train 10 Hartford.
 Leave fitckfield Siuticn on arrival of the 10. 40 morning train and 6. 10 evening train from Bridgeport
 Fare fifty cents. l.. FENN.
 Iilchiield, May l4th, IS55.
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k1a,n Arnslo.

Anexchange paper says m ingenious mechanic has invented the art of rem. defimg steam whistles musical--thus making those nuisances quite as orna-, mental as useful. What an improve ment that will b, when Il comcs into general use! For inslance, suppose we are young married man (it requires some imagination we admif,) and have to leave ihe endearments of home Tor business elsewhere We get into the cars, feeling dreadfully II not worse -1 the bell gives ihe parting tinkle, the. wheels rumble slowly out of inc depot, and at that moment the whistle strikes up. :: Oh, SusannaIl don'i you cry for me, !" shouidn't we be touched, and yer consoled? Then, further along, an ignoramus, as ignoramuses will, IS seen walking on the track, and immediately :" Git out lIlc way, Old Dan Tucker Y -startles him one side as promptly as the shiss of snake, but still with an agree =able exhilaraiion. But dog is just sro be run over, the thing is inevitable, but there's some consolation in Olti Dog Tray" played as complimentary requiem. When not otherwise en- ployed. didactic strains might be given as, Wake up Jack! the fire wants poking," or the night train might solil- oquize, We won't go home tiH morn ing" And when the aforesaid young man, having got through his business is returning -as the cars slacken their pace, what would be more toscIingly appropriate than l" Home again !' played wisb forty horse power paiIos ! We have said enough-burry up the ,nus;calengines!
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.NO,.e .Ne,r Goc~1.

LUST reed another Tor of Ladies' Dress O Goods, Parasols. &c. at
 McNElL & BRAMAN.s.
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Ticsnty.Jiest -aaaual Report ef fhe
 lirCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire xssSssrHMce COmspNMy;
LILLY 2d IasA

JULY Sd, f65d. By Cash eec'd for Premiums on Poli-
 cies this year ssoo4 .l Tocash paid for Losses and Expenses
 this year 2,767 l4 By who'd amount ofCash
 ce for Premiums $25,6l 9l 'terest rec'd on Loans l,4M M-S27 ,050 72 Te whole amt paid for
 Losses & Expenses S21 ,g99 57 Cash now on hand 5,05a l5-se7,05o T2 To amount of Prem ums charged on the books which maybe c0llecied if required ,23S 6j \ ddCash on hand ,052 IS Making the Capital Stock of this s-
 Company at this time $25.2 50 There is not at this time any claims against
 Company except Sixty dollars, which is dy to be paid when called for. The Directors of this company are confident that the planof Insurance adopted by them will meet with hearty response from all inieli mt friends oi the principle of Mutual lnsursnce. This company insure only in this state and take no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shops, etc., ,or in exposed Village or city property, but confine their business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings and their conients-of which not more than S2000 will be insured on one risk
 This company will adJust ali claims with promptness and liberaliiy, and if nt any time difference should arise between the parties, all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county each party selecting one, and in case they do not agree, . third person shall be chosen. and the award of li, or any two ofthem. shall be final and conclus 10.
 Officers OT the Company.
 !. G, BECKWIrH. Presiaent,
 OLIVER GJ0DWLJv. Zreasa,ty,
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DNicerS Of lhe COMsDGNy.
Dts.ecfOo.a.

]. c .BECKWITH, IA s LEWIS JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN DAVIDC. SANFORD SETH P. BEERS. lROBBINs BAYFIELD,
 STEPHEN DEMING,
 SHELDON. OSBORN ,of Ha, winton,
 General Agent.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. Leman w Cutler, WateIiown; Daniel B. Brinsmadc, Washington Henry s. Sanfcrd, New Milford; Rufus Fsller, Jr. Kent; Rich. ard Smith, sharon; Frederick Kellogg Corn. wall; Joseph I. Gaylord, GosbeH ]; William M. .Burrsli, Canaan; Donald J. Warner, Ssl- isbury i; s. D. Northway, and John Dewe.I, Norfolk; Henry Jores, New Hartford ;- George D. Wadhams, Torrington Lewis Smuh, Harwinton; John c. Ambler, Bethlem: John Abernethy and George B. Forest w ood- bury David c. Whiitlesey, New Preston Reuben Rockwell. Colebrook; John Hiss. dale. Winsicd $. Y. Sf.John, New Canaan; E. Talmadge, Plymouth.
 Persons wishing to settbeir buildings in. snred can apply 10 either of the Agents, or to the Secretary.
 J. e. BEcKwITfT, President.
 JASON WHIrise. Secretary.
 LitchfeId July 1854.
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Nt Ii.c New Jcwclvy Store.

U EEPS constantly on hand q well selected IN assortment of shret music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York, he will be able to accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, al New York retail prices.
 June 9th. A. s. BALDWIN:
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Read and ReHect.

Li,chse!d. April s5. 1855.
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Clenr.nS Omf Saie i.

Li,chfield, May als,. isss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
AFFLICTED REApll

AFFLICTED READl!
philadelphia Medical Ilonse-E,iAblaA'a %
/ jeaTsSSoby liz Etiaitiin, corner Third and Mon
Gia. between SPIs:s aud Pie, Philadelphia, "a.
lNVALlDS
Are tppristd that Or. KlNKELlS confines lis practice
" raItcUl1I haEth 81 RedicEe, wlGCb erE1Ses bis
undivided attention. lie cautions TIE unfortunate
SSsiSt the eJUIe OF lnelcu 81 Thousands ave Annually
nk!tuf'ltsd oa OF Iis Recent aassson' promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment OF aeSs Of diseases hitherto neglected
aud inrettecly understood, has enabled DIX. hiNkE-
Ills, (iVther ~ Ee,k en- Self FTtWJtsteH,) 10 r!Ove
that ulEe ttnhS Of The causes Of nervous debility, LEGAL
AID weIketS, Rtna ADD Fhi tlcal suffer-
lug Ae aleabe 10 certain habits ming tue lnoSt A:
ttIel deadly aud lltal SpInsS Of domestic misery AID
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
TLereis an evil habit sometimes ldulSd ia b. boys, In
solitude, often GrOwt n with them to manhood, ard
which, il rot IeIsTEd IN I've tine uOt only beseis sell
Gus obstacles to matrimonial hapieta, bn GNeSiiAe TO
Iens3 Of pTOtlacted inS iouS and Devastating aztec
tons. Few Of those Who give way lU THIS leihClOuS
pT1eiiteaTe Vi the Consequence, until they it'd tie
LelouS SienIS |liteiedI Si strange aud UaIeovEta'
BILE tesliI g, AID vague ieAL. In the n!ihd
The unfortunate thus Afflicted besOnkS eeb'e, i1 una.
bic 10 labor with acSuAtomej soT, Or to aVPy his mi
10 study his step Is AIdy aud weak, lie Ia doll, tso'
Lutte aud euEa eS IN Ills sport with less eueGT than usual
lite sn,EtvattG himself beo,e tile pattee las dVae
lS wOIN end enter lnatTiTony, his msEi"5e - un'Iwt
full aud his sense tells him that this csustd cary
LleS. Ta,h eve esEI;Sustsn uhied 'Et1!S sHsttH is
sihHIieH ej hs'tEiEL!iiiy Ii'sshE.
MARRIAGE.
ReCLl Is the uihneu OF SeSelal conditions, In order
that Il may be really the cause Of muttal happiness
COud tile Vel Which now tONeS the origin OF domestic
weItkeLreAS be raised, and It's tue 1ot'te even IN
Ea &c dnel0Nd-t how many could be Traced 10 phys
Ic4l Gnd their attendant disappointment!
AprlJ then, While sci IN tire, IN order 10 lave your ui
SliIIE and eIAed Organization ebIated ieTiTlftd aud
REMEMBER.
lie who Pttcel himli uudeT Dr. KIkeln'S Treatment
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-28
New Savings' Bank Store,
NEW pAtnlSoSrp LErrrRS At 1nE OLD POST OFFICE!

r AN now receiving ard orerias an uHvIuIlly large and
i stne'Sl ttSorheht OF Rooa, Shoes, Hats. llonLetA
Umbtlj and CaIttt S3ekS al lie tofkT OF Market ard
Aohrcs streets Whee'pS Va, In the loom formerly &C.
tUrIed a. The Post 0e and opposite the NeLue House,
ven large and MI ely new stock which wtspuIthAttd
for eIsh, from tie manufactures tho Soth Itdtr the
most hT0rabe eIcumStaneeS and ODER them 10 The ell
ttAa OF Wheeling AID ytlAtI al reduced plies, whole
Slk aud Tela aud respectfully solicit share OF PATTON
age. .,., f.,
mistake rot, TIE Ptorle Of wItellpk are not 90 easily
humbutTta 81 tIVttluRs pvd Sacelt 10 say have Any
VaTit,j .! tS, youths and boys Rootstnd Shoes mir
Toi ak, notskn, WOOL f<gh0rn, brush md stnw hats
aad for ladies' eVeIy variety Ofsk AVN, ttaw Ard braid
boHntl1 Of the most recent iiGhpnS aud Ay!ei. asn-
SIotS SIrPks aud CATERS both for ladies', mtlHs Ard
children, Of the most hshlonlbs style, nuke aud quality
.-tAll and see Tor youtteiveA
IayiGs purchased aTSr stock Of the above named ar
te!ts, would respectfully invite country Merchants 70
call AM zee me-, or leHd NJ their ORDERS Will duplicate
AMI bills putthaIed In the Eastern tlutS for cash.
IA u. II. WATSON.
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Er.n a, E.irmentC rs.n Rn-,ut tsr.

fEeW tAt FSlFEoNI FG.l RtTfhAledN . i,
M ISYILUAhLE AKpiciSE. 1t Is but seldom we find
among the many Iendes offered TO the public for the cure
Of disease ore consent 10 commend, or whoae tT'
tues we able 10 discover and have always ,edUouty
avoided giving utteaee tOlnythiHg that might lead any
one ~ suppose that We Plc any faith IN lhkif piee
SionS But With Ie!ereIte 10 remedy manu- tetued 10
this place, and which has become a. familiar 10 tue public
as huAehol words, we speak om knowledge OF its IN.
TiHsle exceeueles, Its ad1riatinn 10 nhy OF tie lug Of
i Z, and lLe security With whleh Il mar be used. We
srelk Of lie SohrAt Nerve aid Hone Eminent, prepar'
ID bJ u. u. Carr Co., lom prescription luThseL by
Or Walton Carr late Of MoreaMOwR, and HON OF Wheel
Ing ore o: The Iat eminent Physicians IN Virginia. THIS
nmn Is haled uPoH the broad principle that any renee
dy which will IeleN tTeIna pain, Will II nloTetI COM
pounded be equally eeaelous In removing neI nal aec.
lions, pltctPle that has been successfully deveol ed
It Is simply the Offspring OF Sce6e, being mild and snl
pie 10 It's action, td yet revealing N its etts rover
more Incredible, reaching the must hidden sews OF nan
and heasaud set Seing lnRox0US 10 lac wtAkett
II Is altu By la tie eAtds Lhnent In the MARKET being
put Up In Lottes twice large The majority, Une'
outh larger taR tie largest, besides being more than four
ne3 a. strong. We commend Il 10 those 10 want Of
safe and certain renNedy,
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ASSlGNREIS NOTlCE.

ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.
G tnteOn D. Woodfow laSinS, on the tith dIyof
. ApI 1881, hy proper ICED conveyed ~ trust TO itt
undstlsRed Tor TIE btReht Of his aid woojrowH credit
tion; ali PERSONS Ia AMI wise Indebted 10 said woodrow
Gt it1nlitd 10 make nnelate lthSht 10 me, and a
ttlSoHs having claims asual said woodrow are required
order 10 IetSle anY kenefI under sad tluat, within
four Quits 10 he tht claim with he Porer release
cotdine 10 lie terms Of said deed. with tie une(sgEed
aria GEo. ", SIGHTS, AtIlgtks.
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Planished Tin Ware

TUST oPeESd splendid rlanIshed Ware,
u consisting OF coffee and Tea ufns, chatting SheS oys.
ter Sewts, Vegetable Dliel, pHh Covers Teant', ESg
tooieia stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-'a
heIUtiu article We respectfully solicit the attention oil
the public 10 varied aid beautiful assortment OF HouSs
and steam Boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
So?S, Monroe st, near the Post 0lfte,
nnpi0 WhaAIIUS u