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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-02-01

RWe have received the January and
February numbers of the fifth vo'ume Of
Arthur's Home Magazine. Mr.. Arthur
has discontinued the Home Gazette, merg-
ing it into the Magazine. 1t is needless
for us to say anything by way of recon-.
mending Mr.. Arthur's publications, for he
is favorably known to the literary world
The terms of the Magazine are:
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p4~We refer our readers to the adver-
tiscment of the Art Journal, to be found
in this days paper.
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CINCINNATI, January 30.--At Mount
Pleasant in this county, about fifty women
attacked and demolished large quantity
of liquor, belonging to a tavern-keeper,
and dragged tho owner through the liquid,
which stood six inches deep on the floor.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-02-01

MANCHESTER, N. H., Jan. 31.-The
KnOw.NOtbing Convention, to-day, nom-
mated Ralf Metcalf, of Newport, for Gov.
ernor, Vice Rev. Moore, who is Ineligible.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-02-01

RarMr. P. Soule has resigned his mis-
sion to Spain, and John G. Breckenridge
has been appointed his successor.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-02-01

BosroN, Jan. !81.--General Wilson,
(KnOW Nothing was elected to the Uni
ted States Senate, this morning, by ma
;ority Of one, in cur Senate.
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Address (post paid) T. S. Arthur & Co.
1O7 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-06-30

g. 'LH NtAhtS
SCOi'r Il Soaring,

Wholesale ard Rchul Ciafliers.
v. IS anj 80 C.a.d. corner If Old Lev
NEU ORLEINS
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ONer . ihe ladies aul gtuilcmen a lie
FITY CHEiP CiSH STOR T..
tsoufh Saie Public Square!
MARSHALL, TEsAs.
4 complete ssoek ofdry goods, groceries and
n Hardware, and viii ondeavor to keep all
articles called for 10 this market that are useful
rnod neat, NICE, fancy, and cheap. BY strict
attention to the wants and comfort OF our
patrons. and our low prices We hope to merit
and receive liberal share Of the cash patronage.
May 10. 1858.
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lioN RlaElnlLI. -.

~ uH.c Il received a largo and ttHa
" uar lot 81 g.u' ,umu,t clothing tH.H
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NilE SECOND SESSION of TINS Institution
L will commence the second Monday IN Feb
ruary, and continue five months,
rrRMs
Orthography, Reading, Writing, etc, per ses-
sion, ,..... ,...... $40 90
Arithmetic, Typography, Grammar Al
zebra, Logic, Rhetoric, Philosophy,
Chemistry Astronomy, etc, ~ 90
Higher Mathematics Greek, Latin etc, 90 90
ln"idental Expenses. ..... ....... 80
Weekly exercises in Composition and De.
clamation, Arnold's Greek and Latin PROSE
Composition, etc.
Tuition viii be charged from the time OF
enterancc, and no deduction made, except in
case Of pretraetod sickness
ALFRED BUTTON, 4 VI.
Feb 10, 1853. 27-u
( 'OrTON and linen no.s just received by
III y K. H. KEY.
March u 1859
NlOFFA1'S, Mcl.aue's, and spencer r.ll,
VI just received and for sale by
$. JOHNSON 4 co
ehruIW ~ 1853
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JACKSON u FRlOt

~ common street ~
fHtnniLic Cui5ae. amt G.pfs Fu-asl
iJi0 Stare
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INDIIN ~IIDI~
1 FRESH .ataf hdr-' iui MISSES tUey
! Sa.--- Iu.l received aad tsg-He ey
g g. GREGGN 60
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NEW ORLEANS ADVERTISEMryr.

rs Hiuaftt hotIHrN n r,..r-
DlDnliL, ROBERTS Il TERRELL. -
IL mrs and Commission Merchants. Na &c,
oarondelet street, New Orleans. u
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Nrpad sirc.t Fhiia{ iphH.
c~s.A. The UNDER Qned have murh pleasure
LII; 10 araoaHcrr +, i.e pih.lc and tbeii
Ni. rdeois 'int they i.,e leased ,Ais c',.
rant establishment
Having associated witl tacm In the hu-.ues
81 ,h. house Mr. JANts S,sr., If, date thtif
cashier at the Girardj the uAme aud style OF
,he firm san be-
LSBT RY 4 60.
thpg bnse also gwen au interest 20 No. PAT.
si.s NAHp,their present aiefer 10 the Grand
who Viii hereafter divide i.s attention between
toih hou ~
Il j, their intention % tIsrau ta.r r"no' tie
Use Ia ltlAHE, aad % devote portion 81 their
time anl experience 20 rs future management
The, haze i just eoud.ruer iu believing that
the travelling commaa4.f u.ed geo further as.
suraucc that hereafter lh lmub'y arranged
Hotel shah rank second Go ""nc 100 tie tu.ted
+: aies
pRESBtRY 4 BILLINGS
GWard iiopsc.
May 8, 1855 ~ tn
LtBiN'S EXTRACTS.
4 FEW dozen Lubin', Extracts, genuine
a article, to which we invite the ATTENTION
OF the ladies', just received and Tor SAFE by
ort. : .. II g. u KY
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SOM etlatng Nice.

lust received large assortment Of fresh
- grocer,s, iRelud.ng -four bacon lard, cot.
Ire. sugar, preserves, fruit, &c; and every
article usually found in family grocery Also
q loi Of carpenters tools. Cheap for cash.
HAMLET 4 PERRY.
May ~ 1865 IL Il
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GUNS CT NSft GtNSfff
lust received a large lot of Gillespie
- double barrel guns, ranging in price from
50 to 500 We sold large lot Of these
guns lasi season, every one proving No. t..
All warranted genuine English twist, aud of
the best workmanship. Those wishing fine
good gun,
wa Ftad Il 10 hcr Adraaiapc
no CALL EARLY, as they will be- sold
on very reasonable terms
ALSO ~
An etieusiyg assortment Of poke, and table
cutlery SOM Of tho finest ARTICLES Ia tie
aut,
g. G. GREGG ~ co.
Mn, ~ 1851.
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JOHN y SCOTT Il co.
W. 3 Nr4t and - Warren streets,
sew York
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Liberal cash advances made on eon.i.-
ment- Of cotton to ia" above house. BY q"
\ iiATCllETF, Agent, Shreyeno,.
January ~, iS55-iy
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Tobacco, l27 ,hhts, admitted and refused,
were sold 1t about Sc.
Sugsr-.The stock 10 light; sales were con-
fined 10 400 hhds At unchanged prices. Fair
to fully fair 6&s5fc.
Moiasses-6OO bills were sold at 244a26c'
for fermenting, and some reooliee a. TIC
We did not hear of any sales OF choice from
first hands. The city reboileries are selling
choice reboiled at soc per gallon.
FIour-5O0 bbls fne were sold az Slo H.
ami so bbIs Palo Alto at $ll "a.
Corn-Sales sacks poor at 95a91c; 4o0
yellow at 81; 1000 at $ial 90; 7ao white
in three lots at 81 Is, and last evening
2400 sacks yellow at 81 per bush.
Osts-Sales 340O sacSs st. Louis IN one
10, and $50 in three lots at zoe, and 500 10
lots at lac. - -,
Whisky--lOO bbls Recti6ed sold at a6c
per gallon. 800. .-ser.
pork-Sales 1900 bbls inspected mess at
SIG 30. so ut SIC IS; l25 bbls uninsPected
mess al SIG II. and 400 at $40 30.
Bacon-23 casks sides were sold at 7c and
80 ,erces extra sugar cured hams in lots
at 13c.
Lurd-270 kegs No. l sold at lie.
Beef 1000 bills prime mess were sold Al
q fraction under $22 per fierce.
Candles-l00 boxes Star were sold al
221c.
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SILVER ITEMS.

- We thank No. Adams, of the CRYSTAL
Palace. for package Of Louisville papers lef u,
Sunday morning. .nas sstaf ~. .trsils
The splendid and swift packet HighAyer
was here Sunday from ST. Louis. She put cut .
large quantity of freight, and had large crowd
Of passengers which she didn't put out The
Hghhyer will be here Wednesday. tomorrow
morning for ST. Louis. Those going that way
i. would do well to take her. We thank the clerk
for papers. ,sof3 .ia rag
The W. A. Eaves some what astonished our
citizens by getting down from Green river las,
Sunday, - being known she was above the bro
: ken lock, when The breaking occurred. But by
means ola cofer-dam, che finally overcame the
obstacle, and arrived here with good freight
principally tobacco. The break will not be re.
paired tor PROBABLY two months. But the steamer
. White River has been LETT above, and will run
In connection with the Ewes. Thus there will
be no further Inconvenience Of consequence than
: the reshpment of freight. -s1saf Sfro~
4, The excellent packet Ths. Swan arrived
here in good time yesterday m-rning. We call
good time about breakfast time, a. travellers are
No, th,s rouiel from their beds to hurriedly ge,
on board Of boats. We thank the clerk for pa.
pers- ~ ~ ga
49, The iow-pressure steamer Norlherner,
Capt Fuller in command, will he here this MORN
ing for S.. Lous. She is good boat, and rav
slers will find her such.
- The river was rising al Pittsburgh last
Saturday evening. with feet inches water in
channel. Also rising a, Cincinnasi same time.
Stationary al 'uisvile. with 5 feet 9 inches We
ter in channel, and 3 feet inche. in canal.
,,ssr- The Ben C,nrsin arrived here vest rday
afternoon from the Wabash. Sac came up from
the north light having re- shipped her load to the
a. Alvin Adams She lost her chimueys in the
woods above TER. Haute. and will have new
ones put on h re.
The Alvin Adams was here Sunday after
noon, with hui few pas.enges and not full load
offreishr werhank Charley ShaIz for favors,
The Missouri river is very low and nav
isation bad. The eldest boalmen say il is The
hardest season ever known on tina, river. I, is
now ten weeks AFR be usual time of naviga-
tion opening in the Missouri. a.
-Tae fine steamer Niagara arrived here
from NV Orleans yesterday morning. having
'ief the n ,nday evenin. previous. She put out
considerable freight here. w.,hank the clerk
'Capi. Chas. Reynolds ter papers. .tssse,s
= The riveris reported Using at St. Louis
and the upper Mississippi rising fast.
- The Forest Rose was much injured las
week an the upper Mississippi, bv collision with
the E or She had one engine broken, anC
her starboard guard all torn away aft Of III.
boilers Elilois are dangerous Institutions Il
come in collision with at the best.
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'S CHARLES s'' WHITNEY.

Prepared and sold Wholesale and reta ~ ia Market
street St. Lauis No and SOS Broadway. New York
where all the popular redieiuss for sale
hoesss retail favorable they
can he BE- ueht Q any Other house.
- sale . m,nufAcsurer's prices ~ HALLOCK 4
sTOODARD and all toe principal drugss everywhere.
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CORRKCTION.

40 50 per Dbl. We would inform all those rho have
paid quarter that have had choice brands
hshsr than go - psr bsl which price VIII new
90 or 20 tSis ass rsA ed esliv.y free iste hs b.A
sSE -ar. fIrl-,-r j. W g. FICkEHH.
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ELICTI0N.

.FSee@eeYY~fA
FoH ~CIrf CHIzx;-Dsnisl, Chute was
elected over Victory Bish BY l27 msjori,y.
CRY TkEAsuIER:-Frsderie Kron was
elected 6tsr Clemsnls. Rim BY g majority.
AssEssoR:-Chss. Singer over A. G. Ad-
Hsrshesg, BY 80 u-josisy. e3 +.
Msrshal:-John Enrich elected over his
mex, hiehest competitor. Anton Bush, BY Is
majority 400 ak YfO0
.......-, rxusrxEs:
~ lsr wARD:-Levis Daum 70, John Gavisk
Is. $50 '' ~. 7s1r,tar ~ =
=, -anp wAxp:-Geo. Violin as, Jno. A..
/. Kei,z ~. ,.a.i ~ y b, =
81 wAaD:-wm. Boyle II, A. Klin,wort
/, -. 90 az - 80 y tasrtg
.sra 4rH wARD.-Wm. Mack a,
~ 6rH wARp:-yohn Law 7:. &C. -
9TH wARD:-Peter Sharpe SO. l
q. TIE wAxD:-A. Sullivan 20, r. w. Stien.
ecker IL. s''' 0s'' ~ sss, +
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81 .l-h9 BLRACHED GOODS. 1w
Oh CASES blsschsd shirtinss reed This day and for
nyi JAS. Low co.. as Main St. lou. Ky
go MUsQUITO BARS.
SDAAA MOSQUITO Bars reed this day and for sale
SONyO BY JAMES Low CO.,
myi - as Main st.. Louisvill.. Ky.
GREAT SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN THE town
HO s NJ E R, ND.


TO ADV ANTAGE.
gEHE above sale Of town lots will take place the
1885, O. 10 clock A. NJ, whsa win be offered public SALE
lots in said town located ss the only lock
Pike s.uuty Indiana wsbash and Fre Canal Eve
miles south Of Pssrrsburch sad fory-Svs miles
dassy oestisueus TO the Evsasviis indianapolis asd
Cisvsiaad Rarsad which 10 located within hundred
yards Of said There ct this
snesd in rapid progress 81 completion large FIGURING
MILL propelled by from said
Az the water power will he sxtrenely good and OF per-
with these eacellent
psy with this and teiBg in the centre Of
ssapsrior ar niss sonnssy 70 but 70 prose
nsss Ma bat seldom have equal advantages in the
The unsesxn I'd agent residing psss
thu nv Ter examin ssn. and 10 rvady at all times
o . The cay OF the sale.
usns Of enc two cad three y~Ss the purchaser giving
aosss With approves ssenrity either ass erpersna
ana be the once If Crawford Belltn EvAns-
vtIle sili Ssv al NJ WILLIAM HAWTHORN.
sn1 I-lvd.sv AGENT for s. n. HosMER Co,
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s-1al go. "a. ..-l... { -. -. &C.. go Ca
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ICR CRRAM, LEMONADE Aid SODA WATER!
guNH. pndsrsisned respectfully isforus her
FRIENDS and thepubc generally that she has now
ed hev lee Cream salooa where intends kepn the
quality Ioe Cream Lemonade Soda Water and other
fresh OF the
Also full assortmest Of the quality of candies.
cakes and other aries. wholesale retail.
Parties furnished 81 the shortest notice.
ap25-2m L. KOLLENBERG
- t' Main st.. betw. LIST and ID.
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600. Edward Boyle was refused as seeu.
Fity. ,a' O. ,.s r4 l,,t fJlIaf- Cv
Josephine Bulkley's case against Dewitt e.
Davenport. relative to the copyright of the
new book, viii probably be heard this week.
Benz w. Kimbsll, implicated in the Mar.
tina w Washington conspiracy case, has been
held TO bail in $4,000.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, April %. 6
LArER.--Caurobertt to legrsphs on the 18th
that the FIRE continued undated, chiefly by
the artillery. The engineers are still opera.
ting, and have established US much nearer 10
the place. Another report ssys thu loss on
both sides is very great A council of war
had been held, and the FIRE was to be con-
tinued week longer. ~. .ssils 81
NEW ORLEANS, May 4.
The Cshawba has arrived from Havana
with dates Of the LIST. Her news 10 unims
por.snt. . t,rs.- s.sfa.o .ssss .--.sTs lyfff
The San Jacinto was there, and would
leave on the I'd on q cruise. ,--., -..-.
The Princeton had goae to Key West.
The Cyane and Falmouth had not arrived.
Capt. Mccullough had not been released
from prison.
| -,-,.s.,s-..,s.. ~, NEW YoxK, May 5.
! The George Law sailed for AspinwalI with
about 500 passengers. The st. Louis s,il.
ed for Havre with &c passengers, and si4s
l5l in specie. a-..+' -. ,e.,s
tt The Kansas Outrage
Special Dispatch 70 The N. z. Tribune.
| B s5 WASHINGTON, April 30.
The Administration is sorely perplexet
about Kansas affa;rs. Secretsry Davis, who
is the ruling member Of the Cabinet. nike,
sides with the Atchison party against ov,
ernor Reeder. President Pierce has spoken
his mind freely in condemnation ofthe new
working of squstter sovereignty, but it !,
believed that 81 will ultimately be influenced
BY Devils. Governor Rseder 10 hourly ant
anxiously expected st the Cspitsl.
Joshua r. PVlk, . relative Of the lats
President Polk, and for many yesrs cleri
lin the Treasury, has besn removed from
office in consequences Of his Anti-Cstholis
proclivities. He was considerable Of Z
writer on the subject His removal has pro
duesd an indignant sensstion among Sam''
'firicncs. sa '. sa-.'e ,sis ai. 80.
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- We thank Mr. Adams, Of the CRYSTAL
Palace. for package Of Louisville papers lef. u.
Sunday morning. 81. .s-'roile
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b.. $50. ~, ~ JOHN BOATlS, A !
WHoLESALE AND RET . II DEALER IN FLOUR AMI
PRODUCE.
KVILL pay Cash for all kinds Of PrsAuss. Water a.
w 3deers above Haia. - 49,. 3. nyz-sf


..s UPhesssry Store on Fr.s street. hstvsee nan snt
8yssmers sargs assortment Of the and richest
e vs - snc lowest prieed qualities 81 WALL PAPER
vsh window blnds Firs Boards sse 10 ell Of vhel
the attention Of the public ASKED asd also 70 ths Low
yess hoess psStsssis sas ssyis and verh so.
prrsctiy. Hy<-sn
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wArEnrowx. Mass. Nav I. Iss

WATEKrowx. MASS. May l. 1854.
Pnoy. O. woop: Allow me to ATTEST the virtue: and
mario Hair Three months since
being exceedingly grey purchased and commenced 20
bottles aad il tell In restoring the sill
their native color the hair which he
fore dry and harsh md falling or became so and dos
sy and 10 ceased falling the danaruG dappeared and the
itching annoying BEFORE sad
I mes oaly look out feel young again.
Respectfully. your. etc..
2 rr CHARLES WHITNEY.
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ZOO sss IN '''s' ''' o * III 6lSLrrLr co
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FARMEKN, HOTEL,

( = FARMEHSs HOTEL,
coaxEn ARREST AND WALNUT STREETS.
EVANSVILLE. IND. r.s
TNHE above named hotel recently rsAsI Is
ready ths mediation - sther regular
custen airy and psssast.
TsrIs nodsrsss. b. II. MosELY,
nyl rrepsistos
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lNHOICE Hams;
~ y Clear sides: at. Icl.
Family Mess Pork In hf-bbls;
Ribbed Sides
Pork Jowles; ,r,,
.t.t q Shoulders; II I.
put up and for sale by apps GEO. FOSTER co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
At the Old Brick.

-rrsf Door West of tke Comrt-fforse---
 N Al De iount new stock of Boots nd l'A shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are now prepared to efFer 10 the people of Litchfield 0oounty altogether the best and largest stock 4, ooots ma shoes that was ever brought in this town. Uur stock consists of every variety ol sty,e imaginable; 1t would be uscles a nd ,npos s.oie to name the diH.ren, styles of so large a stock as we have a' ,hisu,nc--w we therefore say 10 aI. como ard see yourselves, for our stock only need be seen to pruve tue truth of what ,.s say. Not approving of The humbuging system. we would here say,as 10 prices--,hey shah be as low ns the lowest so'''o
 We would here in ihis ha nble manner tender our heartfelt ihanks to all for the r past favor. and most respectfully invite ii,em io give us | call before they make their spring pnrrha,es.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDasE.
 Liichh. n. May lith. 1884.
 :, N B. We have few nores and accouni. on hand of which we should be most happv tu dis. pose at ccsl. s1 A word 10 the wise. xc. M T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Two High Blood Hor.rs. Norgan W1dA Air and Young Diomede

We are coniaG Cledr eRe TsorR -
 MORGAN AxWnD-Ala-T This hiph-hlooded M.,.~.. !iarse w,ll bc n lhs Mansion H,,nss x,.sis {. l. L,schheid every day in the week sSnnds.sc ' cenleu,l through the eeassn.
 He was sired by Y.una Pu,nnr, <, A. o, Putnam. he bs Old Wo.sd6afv. hr \. a.. v oae N!s fRan. liis dam was the celebvs,.5 n'ls' ssna Mar, bred and for,nctiy owned hv fsa. ns. pslnt q Norshii.ld, Vi She was sired K, ns. n,a Tame Maunssin Masgar. he by O,d q n,s bs tc,1 sssc. { N. sM"1oaSnry. 1s ne .y Original Mossan; her 4. .o m
 ie s hse years od this season. rd :. $. saerned oy any Horse ef his age in T..annoo,, ~, ~nefe ne was raised-and is rare cnnh;.n..sa.' oa s.od. ossasys s'rssgsi. courage. dociIirv na His colts are of anssu.i prom;.e-n,..... n remarkaLle degsee the distinctive o 'ne and charsciefistics el the noble and race ot Hofsess-she Mssrans iui
 his colt was raised by E. Sevmaur -xr p ,Icbro04h, VI. and stood as the sssh,.. os 'a1- frs;sch ot Wolc0ifviile last season. 2. '-
 fouSs DtonkDE was sirpd by S,ock h.l.,.. <. uam ey lunsi.fn,ion, xsand.dam bv ;..,.'l,. n's ssAiiraius kholRer was sired hy Sir a.s.r' nam hv Csrsxen's imported Si;rtina. S,. s'l.y, xss sircd by Old imported Dsa.nede. I. n.chy :. W ported Csslanira sah hi 'm-
 Diomede will be as the abavc n..,:.
 1,snse every day tSandars exrsn,e.h s.'.. q 2 s.clork n the morning and from a..i,..a l" ;: he afternoon csoek m
 Terms tor Morgan. es to warrant. z. n:. nede, $s 10 warrant. 'os Do
 Liich6eh. May 14th lSs5 ENN-
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
Rcdding's Rnssia SaIyc

TSa Boston Remedy of thirty yeass1 sts ndino | and $ recommended by physicisns. l, is a sure and speedy cure for Burns, Piles, Roils. CAsns. Fe!ons, Chilhiains ard Old Sores of every k.nd Tor Fever Sores. Ulcers, i,ch, Scald Head. Nei,!c Rash, Ban,cns. Sore Nipples. Irscom. mend .d by narseAl Whitlows, S,ies, Fcsters. Flea Btcs, Spider Stines Frozen I.itphs. Sol, Khcam. Scnrvy, Sure and Cracked i.ips. Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh Wounds. it is a mns, yalnan!e remedy and cure, which can be ,es,i. he'd to by thousands who have nscd il in inc cir 9i Boston and vicinity Tor the last thirty wears. in no instance will this Salve do m ;n;n,v- ', interfere with nhysician's prescription. i, ;s mace rom the rnrest materials, from n recein, hrou2ht from Russia--oi artscleucrvwinr in ,hn, c,nnsfy 1; and tho proprictors have Ieifcr. from ail classes; clereym~n. phs sicians. sea cantains nurses ahd others, who have used it shemsrives and recommended it to others. Redain,S n ns. Aa saivc ss pat np in large tin boxes. sfa mnea % the cover witl. picture of a horse snd a;s. sbled so'dieb winch picture is also ensra~ sS n ne wrapper. Psirv g Ctnts q Bar. Sold <, Nj, ne stores ,n town and connirv or may hc or,lr,aJ "i any wholesale drnesis, in Norwich H.rsinsa New Haven New Lunden or New York
 kEDnING & cO propriet,,rn
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 \. .sery mother should have box Ia ,he hone. as s's m case of accidents to the children" S
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-08-23
SPRING GOODS.


 -A fully returns his sincere thanks to his numerous customers and friends for the patron age bestowed upon him the past seven years. Confident that he has established name for selling Goods cheap, 1t is with pleasure he presents the following programme for the
 spring aud Summer campaignt assuring his friends that his stock is very large and will bc suld at prices satlsfactory to the closest buyers; . large assortment of French English, German and American Rroadclohs o all colors; black and fancy Cassimeres; hlack mixed and fancy Satinests, Tw eeds and Cash merets of any color Vessines. consisting in par of buf9. fancy and white Marseilles, black satir and fancy Silks, new styles; and . large assor. ment ot Trimmings which will be made up t order at shnst notice and warranted to give satisfaction or no sale.
 Ready- Made CtotkiRg.-fn this department he claims precedence, from the fact that the Cloh ing is all manufactured al home. of good maie rials, aad the superior style in which 1T is made will always secure then, ready and saii.factor sale. Furnishing Geods-embracinQ large assortment af Shi IS, Collars, Stocks, Ties, blacl and white silk md black kid Gloves. black an, iancy silk Cravais, Hosiery, Suspenders. gent white and fancy Handkerchiefs. Umbrellas, an, lots of other articles too numerous io mention. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can hay, their garments made in good style and wal ranted to give sat; t;siaciion. Cutting done at short notices
 Litchaed, tWest St.l April 24th, 1855.