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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
Maugatuc 1ailroad. Els

Summer ArraHyemenf. c0Dsnsenctn0 m
 Monday. Hay 7fh. 1855.
 TRAINS our or saipeEroRr.
 Firsf Passenger Train leaves Bridseport tor winsicd, ai i0.40 A. M., or on arrival of the A. M. Train from New York. and connecting al the Junction with the 10. 20 A.. M Train from New Haven.
 First Freight Tain leaves Bridgeport for Wipeled Ut II 90 "A. M., receiving pas sensers for Winssed.
 Freight Train wi,h passenger arcomms- daiioa f.r Wa,erburyisasss a4.3 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge DOT, for Waterbury at 6 10 ?. Nj. .,or on the sr- rival the 3.s0 P. NJ. Express Tfaiu from New York. connecting at he Junction with the 5 $ P. NJ. Train from Ncw Havea.
 TRAINS INTO BWIrcEroRr.
 First Passeager Tan leaves Winssed ats 50 AM, eonnecsios s. wa,e,bu.y ~;,h ihc Providence, tisnfard and Fishkill Rail. road as IS A. M. for llasifSrd And inierms. date Staiions and eeanecting as the Junction wiih tlsc A. NJ. Train from New York for New Haven and srrissag-in Bs;dgepos, in limo for ,ha 9.s5 A Nj Train to New Haven for New York.
 Frst Fseight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport al s Ali, arriving d Bsidee. pori ir lime 10 iaks tho Expfess train from New Haven ie New Yo.A.
 Freight Tsain with passenger acccmmods. iions from Winste sis;ns in Bridgeport i'd time ,o conn.c, wah Express Train from N. Haven for N,w Yo,k, ieavcs at 90 A. NJ. iron Winsted. sss f SrcnnA Passenger Train leaves wiusted as 2 03 P. P.At.canneciinx st the Junction with . Train to New llasca, and ., Bridgeport wiih the 4 IS P M Tan ts New Yo.k.
 E@ The Ffe,yid Trains havs Passenger Accommodations.
 srAaE LiREs. s
 Bradleyss ag. tso,n Woodbury, South. bury, S"u'hfosd, and Oxford, wtll connect st Ses mour tlumpi,rs yssille lws,h the oll A M the arrival oithe 10 % AM Tsaia from Bridge. port. No evening Stage aiies thss date. MeNe,ls Stage from w stestow n, wiil esn- ! ncct at Waterbury every day w.,h the { sa A NJ Train down. Rc,urnina on arsivai of ihc 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from the ( 10 ? M Tain frsm Br,dscposts
 Fsnn's s,agcfsom Li,ehhrld wilI eonsecs al Lii.hfcid Station with mail Train sash way, daily. A.len's Sisee from De,hlem will connect ss 1 Waterbury ssth the 9. a A. Nj. Train down oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Rs. turning on arrival Of Inc i0.40AAi .Tfsin from Bridgeport oG Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sas. | urdays.
 Horace skianer's stage from Oiis, Geld Spring, New Boston, Colebsc.k River and HnchcocksviIlc. will connect ds,y with the 203 P. M .frai,. from Wins,ed, and retsrn sn the arrival of the lo.4e A. M. train fem | Bridgeport.
 1 O. g. Hills Stage leaves Winsfed daily ~n arrival of ihr 10 70 AM. train frsm Br,see- onr, for C"lehrnok Centre, Sands6eld, Mont vile and Burlington. l A deduction of five cents is made whsn Tickets are purchased si the offices. w.D. BISHOP, Wire Pres't and Supt. (.
 Bridgeport, April. 27, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
New Fall 0oodsy BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, kc., &c.

LUST received vc-y latge and general as. ey sentiment of all kinds af Boas and Shoes snii- able for the season; iO01 pairs pmrrhps4a at auction ,hc past week, and can probably be sold tor cash al less prices than can be foand clse- ready money abou their q ines are respec, c,fniiy invited to call and examine gu.Iis and prices. Oak and tIemiock Sole Leailer for sale . nsual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 Yves, Man Street. Also. ageni Tor the sale nf Dr. Beers ceiebrated Hair Tonic. Ew relieving baidness and restoring eres hair to i,s natural csIor. Nothing like tt {; try it. ''ss7 s Li,ch6eld. Sept. i2,h. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
Qninces, Peaches. Tomstoes

nR any other f7ni, may be preserved in NJ perts ctIy trcsh slate lor years wsihaut sugar or o.irr pfesetsaaive propeftv, hy the use oi
 Ladiow's Patent scif.seaiirE Can.
 This is the only snosi,iselv selEscaline Can inadss ss at "shcrs require Mnx. s.idcr or eem.nt. fhry are aeknoM irs.rrsi hy sll wln sec them tho neaiess. safes. aud nWes cunyrrirn, Cans in use. Full ,lirectiars for pn,,,nr up .rnlts, ,tre,slle~. Sc w,ll n. c,mpn ny the cans. Far sale who. sa'c ., Il retail h.
 TAYLOR & HOlsGETTS.
 Mannfscsn,cr~ oi llnnisi cd T,..W,,e
 No. 60 Ess kman Si. corner of Gold NY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
United States Bounty Land Agency.
 Press for,ourd Your CYaims

A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both "A Regulars and Volunteers. Sailors. Marines, finiiia,nca, Musicians. Wagnn-mns'ers, feam- s,ers, indians anu all persons who may have served fourteen days in any of the wass ui the Uni,ed States. since the year t790, rhe law of 1855 aives each ot YOU, who have mol heretofore received a Warrant h. Land. one hundred and -ixty acrcs!! And to all who have received Bounty Land, en ugh more to make one hun. dred and sixty acres.!
 ln the case of ihe death of ihe person entitled io Land, his w,d.w. or if no widow. the m nor child or children, are entitled to the nouniy.s I've are prepared foprompaiy prosecm,s attcIa;ms Tor land and wall sspply Jaxf,rex ef Peucr. Conn- Clerks, Com,aissisners of Dseds, Noiaries Pub. ,e, Lawyers, and an otkers, rhk iae aecessar yia- .trsc,ions. ond biank orms free e cost, on appli. -atos by mo,i or ofherpise
 When desired, we will sell the Warrant at the market price, aud remit . check fpr proceeds.
 N. K. COBB & CO,
 22 William street, New York. RErEREvcEs.- of the C.,mmonw C al, h, New Ymk. Ohio Life and Trust Company. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
Read and Rencct!

ANL HEN nrSt c0tnmenced the sale Qt
 W the ce'ehrs,ed Vermont Masble class # uuprincipled men said tha, is was good for ivfhrne. but finding that tlie penple UiH hase f. h's same class of men are palming oil New Preston limestone and other infrfior qualities of .tone fsr Vermont marble. PerA,rs in wanl.of rave toaes 0f Nonumenis of ti,e Rutland Vt. IT Italian Marble, or any other work in my line .an depend upon getting the sin,aB-puse article, worked in the best style, and a, the iopesf possihfe rates. hy coming tn my establishment or hy let. Ter. A large collection of drafts oa hand FERNS CAsn.
 Liich6eid; A Picketi or s M Ensign. South Farms; Gen Aherneihv or Charles x Wcl,on, Wolcoiiviie Mcssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garnsev, Norhheld-or to my work in almost every cemetery in Litch6cld eoan,v.
 Waterbury. Nnrch. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
II. 11erriman. UsnGcxt sNEMkterNhse .Ie1Cele1.. AT THE OLD STAND. ks

mSer4 Has just received from New Turk r . tresh lst of very desirable goods. 1Jewelry. Ac. consiss,ng ef aoid and silver Spectaces. gold Breasspins, iiaaer and ar Kinsr, Keys, shirt Stnde, sess aud guard ,hnins. Wedd,ng Rings-a very pure article.
 A fsll assortment ui near-sighsed and convex spectacle glasses hich makes the hest assori- nent ever offered in this place, and will be sosd !, the lowest pr,ces. bss. 1 sssri'ns s!lser sare n the mast skiIlfui manner no apprentices ern- plaged al watches in this esta blishme0s. Coffin ,laies oa hand aud engraving done at short .osice mend:ne done as usual. A share of public patronage ie respectfully solicited.
 LifchiiciI, June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
.gase RefasrMell

ENkOM New York wiih large assortment E of Dasu. Freotype material, consisting m sasess Frasnss, Gold Locktts. Ac. Areason- .ble ,in,e has also been spent in the operating iep srimeui of the hest arti. Is in Broadway wk.re my productions suffered nnslsing by com Sar,snn. The fact is we keep prsted np. and hase who wish . 6rss class picture will be sure U get il by calling at No 2 South St.
 ). l.. JUDD. Li,chfse,d. Apr;l 25. l355.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
DR GOODS.

sHNHE subscribers woiud return their thanks for ihe very liberal patronage with winch heir Store has been u.ared m The past--snd qirey hope by caasiant attention to me wants ot the trading public and by system f far and honorable dealing ,o rcain their share of the. Trade. Our stock Of new Gaods i., iasse. which we are selling at small pr0firs.- Oar 6rorery department is fun and complete, and we feel cuiiden, of eur ability to sat,sly eH who purchase oi us thai they receive their moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
 $. D. NsRTHWAY A co. South Norfolk, April IS, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
MANSION HOUSE.
 BY wM 1T. c R Q . g MIA N.

HAVING faken ihis House, ihe subscriber III is prepared 10 attend 10 travellers andothers the nes,. I accommodations "for man ana be st. ]"
 The Hotel is located in the pleasanles, part oi he village and ho effort will be spared 10 render t at alliimes desirable homr for those who may sisi the place. To the members oi the Bar and nhers ot Liichie!d County. he has only ,o say that the reputation the iIouss has possessed tor the las, twenty years wiilhe fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hoielis a Livery Stable, where good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchtietu. May. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
aA LittIe Store Wen Ealled-,' New Spring Goods ]!
 AT THE OLD STAND.

Near C. 5 Church's H0tei, Wsac0tfril2s,
 A C. BR ADFoRD would respectfully Ao inform the good pe0pie nf this part os LsIshiirld Cs,a,ty. that among alI the changes. 9f fhe mercantile commun;Iy m sheee paris h. yei rennans al tine same old store. and a:th0usb he cannot boast 0f Granite and other fac exts- rIor appearances. yet, If node<sy would permii, ise sxnusd speak 0f tine spl.n,iid s,ock of E.sods whleh l., be fnand inside 0f his establishments.
 The unprecedented low priees oi Gos,ds ia ih. nasskess of New York and B'sion has indaced lhe subseriseF 10 visif those places, frasn Nhich he has jasi returned with large stock of th. cheapesa Gasois ever offered iu discerning pub lie. The subscriber IS placed in s;iuaiian l.. sell these c sods at Iower prices than the same aaai..y .,f ts1ois were ever s,.Id before. fehcap i;oods and utfesfios to business are inducements for y,a to callf shall awaii wi,h pleasure the opportunity so dispease greater bargains than yau have beea in the habii of getting. ior the money.
 Butter. Eggs and Cheese wanted in any qaan- f.tv.
 xu f....-:tt. .s1.o eoxs
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
xl,ring NJt0,cgs.

1 SiIE largest assortment of Spring .ond
 Summer Shawls ever offered 10 she eeo,l. Eos L''elisii emmy is now ready for N exh.b,.oa [ 2, .ns ssfsss.e v s.ass ca.pprs.ne general ss ss. .rnnen, q 1sare Sha w~. sa and emlro;,lered 1hihes d, plain and figured of aiI .ai..a .ssa ssyics. Can and see tl.fm. - ss'''s hd \ Weleosivifie, May P. ls5s. | A1'"ap.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
l.itchicld aud Nauyatuck R, R,

CTAGES leave inc Mansion House as 5 I5 o 4. V. and l5 P. NJ connecting with trains to Bridgeport, and in the morning with uain 10 Hartford.
 Leave IitchField Station on arrlval of the 10 70 morning train and 6. 10 evening train from Bridgeport.
 Far. fifty cents. l.. PENN.
 I.itchtieid, May Hth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
Li.chlield. April 25. ls55.
e. ReSMlbNs.f, Matchmaker and eJeWclcr

i , DESpECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
 n oi Litch6ehd aud us vicinity that he has
 ak.n the Store lately occupied hy Mir. Weller, vherc he intends carrying on the Watch and Clock repaiI,ne business in all ns branches mi all work will be warranted 70 give rertcct 'a,isfac 'ion. C. REiNHART. 2 Litch6eid, April 1855. 6mSi
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
Geese Feathers.

TIE subscribers have eradr arrangements to keep constant supplvci ffst :aie ss. ticle of c EEsE FEATilERs-sl.etsd and packed with sseaicose b. ouvs,ives.in pack. ages of from20 to 50 lhs and will fnrnisk st all times an, qasniiiy iron 20 io 1000 lhs, efa quality they will warrant ss good as the hrst and at as low prices ss can be purchased si equal q.ali,y in thes,aie.
 8. L. HURLBUT. W;nchcstev fS55
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
7icsnfy.serond .1nnnai Report ef shs
 LirCtiFlELD MUTUAL Eit.g fnkSsbsS, n rp fnss, q, Ss ss ~

~ " AHG0bG2 tttGC NV8uUO"Ne JULY 2d, is5a
 siss ,h,s year '''"' '' q. .lss ss ,l.is year ~1, i,s7s 2s reed im Ere n,iums sS0, EOS 76
 Interest rec d on l.oans l,yI1 10-s32 ,719 ee To whole amt paic tnr Losses & Expenses S21.516 s5 Castnow on hand y,l43 O1-e32,7le 6e To amount ui Premiums charged on Asa i,ai;s:sss ;'.:i, s. hand 'ssss s:;ss $; $;
 Making the Capital Stock of this ----
 Company at tbis iims &Sz.03O 54 There is noi st this lime any claims sgsinss Company-ail paid tU th,s date.
 line DHecicrr "f tlus company are confident itai the plaa0t lnsufaBee adopted t3 the ns ilt meet with ahea,ty response from slI ins. mt friends q, the ptiucipk u Mutual l.sufsnce. Fms company insure onty in this state and take no risks on N ilis, Goods in siorts. sboIs, etc.. or in exposrd Village of cit, ps.peny, but conhBe the.r business entifeiy to tlfn, ptopt fty and isuia,ed buildings aud their conients--0f which net more than S20O0 will bs insured on one risk.
 This compsny will adjust ell claims with prarnptness and iiberality, and il ss an, time . difference should arise between the parties, sil such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county ,escI. party sell nr one, aud cnsc they do not srfre, ili.d person shail be cho.en. and tie award oi II, or any i've ofthem. shall be final and cobcius Q.
 reward af one hundred dollars VI in be paid by fhis company e any one who will give such information as will convict any person 0i setting fire to any building insured by this company.
 OniCefS OT fAe GOM.Dn sst1.
 J. q. BEcKwl1H. fresige bt. GEO. C. N OuDkCFF, Esq. Treasurer
 -dSc.N gnHi7'Lvtj, ,Seerefars.
 
 Directors. jAsos ji s ssEWSksIMlrH' WsIsIia.:' s hGwis bN sspo, OLIVER tiOODWiN :. :i GFo c. C WOO IF IuFF SETa P. Kt:t Rs. lkOBElksfAfiELL
 STEPHEN TROWBklDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hssw sstsn, General Agent.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. Lrman W. Cutler, Wsiesio~u Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington Hepfs &. Ssnferd, New Mifosd; RuSns Fsilcs, Jf Kenf; Rich. ard Smith, Sharon; Frederick K Kellogg .C.an. wall Joseph I. Gaylord. Goshsa | William VI l. Burfali. Canaan DoSsld J. Warner, Ssi. i.hnrv ]; s. D. Nosihwsy, and John De~ell, Norfoik; Henry J"res, New Hsfilosd ;- George D. Wadksnss. Torsinsion; Lswis SmHh. Harwinton; Jnlr c. A mhiss, Bsihlem, John Abernrthy snd George D Fnsesi. .Weod- bnry David c. whiiIesry. New Presiop; Reuben Rockwell colehrook; John FIins. dale, winsted; g. Y. st.John, New Canaan, E. Tsimadge. Piymouih
 Persons wishine tc get their hnildin es in .ared can sppIy to either of the Agen,s, orio lhe Secretary.
 !. e. BEcKwsTfI. President.
 JAscH wHirsno. Secretary.
 Litchfeld, July isSs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.
ELEVENTH YEAR. ulcudfsa ysawrnvi,.v. na.a D-a...

N iiE Eleventh Annual Volume ot this aseful Al puhlicath,a commences nj the T7th ..f Sent
 The SCIENTIFIC AsgRicAS Is aa iiinstra,st periodical. tes.ted ch, il, to the p.oa,u gat,a ot miofni s,,"n fs ia,ing to the various Mechaasc aud Chenlic Arts. tndus'r,ai Manu.actarss. Ar~ ticultufe. Patents. Inventions. Et,sineer,t., M, work and all iatercsts which tic lvht uf nrsc,i cat Scieaee IS aleulatsd to advance
 Reparis ot U $. Talents granted are also pYpl,shed every week. iarluctns utiirisl cones ofsil the patent elaaRs, taee.lser VI s,h m ws and iniornaiion upon thuusands vf .&i,er subjects.
 The contributors tp the Scientific Amef,cau are among the most rmiincni sceatstic and prsrhcal men ot tise timss. The esl,ror,al dr. parfmeat Is anisetsaliv ackwowscdged ,a hc conducted wiih srsa, ability, and tc be dist;n- saishcd nai oaiy ior the excellence aud ,rn,h taiaess "t ,s aiscasssns bat t,r tr iesrlcssnrs. w'ih whirii error Is couhaued and ialse ,i,rur,es asr exploded.
 Mechancs, Inven,ors. Eeesnerrs. chcr,;.,. Maaaiae,nrrrs, Agr cultarss,s. aud pe.,p,e c, every proiessoa n lsi,'. w,il 6na the S.irn,,fr Amestcan te he ai great stine n fhe,r rr> ne ctv. caiiinss. It's cpunsels and sussssi ons wili sav, them hundreds af d.alsFs anauslls, t.esifrs s,. totdiae them cantinaal saafcc af know ledge. the espereaee of which Is beyond pecun,arr ssiisnnfe. Th. Scirn,itie Am-rieaa is published once . week every number contains cssht larse s,,, ,,., pages, s~ming annually complete aud sple, ,.- a.d sn'nnr i'lns.rsied wish several hundred 9r Specimen copies sem evs,ie.
 fEaAs. - single subscriptions @ . rear. fr sl tors sx msnshs. Five eopies T six m aiis ss i@ year Ss. Far far,ssr cish rasrs aud E,. statement sa shr fonrtren largo Cash F ,1rs "H red hv rahi ssrr~. see Scieasifie Amsrcan. Sas,sera, Western and Canada money ss p'.'-'tlire s'ar.n taken a, par fs sahserips Letters shsaid he directed tps,~t-paisllso
 MItSNv& Cn.
 t2s Fulton Ssrecs, New York. fr Meesrs. Nuxx X Co. lave i.een for r,nnvs ytass exisnksvsls engaged n prruv.np psieass ie, ne sssen' :ens. and will adv,se investors
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04

At tbc New JeWcIfy Store. K EEPS constantly on hund . we'll selected EA- assortment oi h~ei music. Receivine fresh fo accommodate his custumers with the latest compositions, at New York retail prices.
 June 5ih. A. s. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
s n i. r.

q SACKS oi Dairy and nas ss,,as
 &o BRADFoRD'S E tsH-Pieksed Blus Fish. IIanhnf and 1 Essksssi. q DRApFoRD's
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04

Hr Mresrs. Nuxx X Co. ksvc heen for n,nov yeats exisnsss.iv engaged n prruvsnp pslea ne icg ne v itsscnssons. and will advsss sasers.ne
 wi'hen' rhasse. n regard to the novelty u .hrir Improvements ''''s''
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04
SPRING GOUDA.

w,Ica,,ville. April IS. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-10-04

L.tchs-ld ,we.. St, April ii ss,h, 1883
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-27

And now is the accepted lime.
Another you shall never find;
II you refuse this Offered grace,
With fends in hell you'll find your place.
Yet impudently he replies, ~
~ care not for your threats and liesn
You're hard case-l'll leave you now
You're scarce worth saving anyhow. 4,a
So some We coax, and some we scare,
And Others we convert by prayer;
But some like this hard case | had,
Have not good sense, and can't be scared.
We now have proved by what we've-s sail,
That men alone by works are saved;
The preacher told the truth we see,
And we his faithful servants be. J..
Now we'll march round Jerusalem,
call volunteers, come good head, come;
We then dismiss with kiss aud squeeze;
Glory! Amen, to times Ike these.
SARAH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-27

Under this pleasing ex>
Pectalion, rejoice to assure them that
they may rely upon my best wishes
end ehdeayors 10 advance their prosper
ity. In the mean time be assured, gen
tlemen, that entertain a proper sense
of your fervent suppIications to God
for my temporal and eternal happiness,
81 am, gentlemen,
your most obedient servant,
GEORGE WASHINGTON"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-27
The M'Arlhur Democrat.
TERMS OF supsoRTPTIou

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lsar, $500 leilI be charged
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Of the publisher
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Agents for the "Ntlnhur DcmOuul'
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
FOR VlNT0N COUNTY, OHIO.

Is. P. HEWITT. Judge OF Probate Court
IL. EDMIST0N, Clerk Com. Pleas Court
L. f. BINGHAM, Prosecuting Attorney.
WIN. TISSUE, Sheriff.
JOSEPH MAGEE. Auditor.
J. SWEPSTON, Treasurer.
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
GEO. ULL0M, Coroner,
County Commissioners.
j. DoWD, j. KINNEY, & JOHN SWAIN,
School Examiners,
y. +. CUNNING, G. w. SlIOCkEY and
4. A. BRA1TON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-09
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
RsI.eftn Five Mfnutss.

TYLEKS COMPOUND GUN ARABIo sYRUP.
TNHE increasing demand for this most pleasant,
Il safe, and ecscsc:cus remedy for all paimezss1
dstssee, has enabled the proprietor 70 reiuc- .as
price 90 to place IL within the reach Of al cisses
In superiority most similar preparations y AZ
testsd BY many eminent ysicisns Who hSvs bssn
eye witnesses Of its efficacy SheL the usual rsue
dies hsve failed; also ty Thousand Of oar mos. 70
spectacle ctisens sho have u.ed Il In tfer tan
both preventive and cure with ncyer filling sue.
cess for the last twenty years, during which psrod
with very little sid from siyertisins, CO., 10 he
gradually spread reputation over the whole Union
In csses Of recent Cods Coughs, Rodrseness, &c, 10
gives inroe1iste relief, sad generally cures In day
or two, without Interfering witt dict busipss, or
rendering the system more susceptible Of C6loi, ia
cArcoic CAGES, xytA.-a, TEo5p:n9 Cough, Crotp,
IkoI,ohGis, lftotic:s ef tlc L.saSi, asd Consrwp.
ton, It Is slwsy5 very 5sr.fcisl. snd seldom hLA
when commenced Ia tims TO perfect Q cure.
Price Is and 60 c.nts hottie.
Bold whoio54,e 10y PatVerscE Eairn, Stott Co.
Ridgeiy %. klexsu6-ia By Feel Stevens. In
Georgetown ry Mr.. Gssel.
<- TyLEKS 1CI AEAB7C CsyDY DRoFA
SIMILAR composition to the above, but In Q nildsr
and Esrs Portable FORM they set Ike Q charm n
troueleecae Corgh, snd clear the throat end
Toioe they contain 10 injurious drug are pxrt:su-
lary recommended tor children. FREQ OF pub
lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, Ia
Price l21f and 50 cents per box.
Ter sale st most Drug and CAVITY Stores.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-09
New MODE OF WARFARE.-Lond Du

New MODE OF WARFARE.-Lond Dun.
donald, in petition to the British House
of Commons, offers to disclose simple
yet irresistible means whereby ordinary
implements in war might be dispensed
with, and speedy and successful results
insured. His lordship says: 90 Let not my
motives be mistaken. Ihave no wish to
command fleet of 100 gunship, or to at
tack first-rate fortresses by encased bate
ries or steam-gun boats; that which de-
sire is, first, secretly to demonstrate to
competent persons the efficiency of my
plans and then to obtain authority during
eight or ten days of fine weather. to put
them into execution. The means contem-
plate are simple, cheap, and safe in execu.
ton. They would spare many lives and
millions Of money, great havoc and Ger.
tainty of results. Their consequence
might, and probably would effect the
emancipation of Poland, and give freedom
to the usurpcd territories of Sweden"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-09

USOme one tells good story of a
broad-backed Kentuckian, who went
down to New Orleans for the first time.
Whiskey, brandy, and plain drinks he
knew, but as to the compounded and
favored liquors, he was know nothing.
Reposing on the seats of the court of St.
Charles, he observed score of fashiona-
bles drinking mint juleps.
boy, said he, hiring me glass of
that beverage" When he had consumed
the cooling draught, he called the boy.
"Boy. what was my last remark?"
''Why, you ordered a julep." That
right don't forget it-keep bringing 'em. y