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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
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SUPERI0R COURT.


 Slate -vs. 6tarirs Louns5lvy Apped from Justice in Beshlem, infiic,ing a fine of S2O and costs Tor insoxication. The ease was tried so the Jary verdict gaiiiy- SepienceL to pay fine of S2D and costs i; .eoHihitsed Hall for State 5PhsIps and Hollister for defendant.
 State vs. EdEin Eruns Information for breaking the store of Henry Terry in Rly-9 mouth, in the night season, in November. 1858. and steaiing Si Sin hank Fbiiiss This case had been pentIng in Court in various forms for almost s~o years. and the prose- cnfion of the defendant esidently rsassbeea followed up with great vigilance, not to say zeal. The defendant was a young man of prepossessIng appearance and looked any thing but the burglar. The, case .excited general interest and many witnesses were examined on the part of the prosecution, aud numerous ciscumstances were developed to connect the prisoner with the offence. Al the conclusion of the evidence ofahe prose- cution, tt seemed as if no evidence on the part of the prisoner could save him from . veedict of guilty. We are happy to say, however that the prisoner produced evil dence not onlyAto meet the. prosecution, bat to satisfy everybody of his entire innocence. The case was ably conducted by Hubbard, Johnson and .Giddiags for the prosecution, and by Hall and Graves for sthe defendant. The Jury after a few moments deIiberaeion, ret.,raed verdict of.not gu;ky. 2. !.
 Benj. " Backiaghamvs John c. SniM. --ln this case the Jury found verdict for plaintiff to recover $640 damages andcosts.
 staie vs. George. Campbell. -Iaforuasion' for breaking jail in Litchfeld some weeks since, the ldoor-of .he jail being opsa the prisoner ran away, and after a hot pursuit was oyertalen aa.dfetusned to his lodgings. The Court charged the Jury tiiat a'breaking must have been committed before they could findihe prisoner guilty. The Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. Hall for State, Phelps and ,Hollistsr for prisoner. The prisoner was afterwards informed against for escaping1from the jail andpiead guilty. and sentenced to 50 days Imprisonment in County Jail. @ T Rs's's
 The following divorces have been grant. ed by tlIis Court sg
 Hsrvry M. Booth .cs. Fanny Nj. Booth l;
 l'imoshy rBrothsrsr rs. Mary 4 Brothers;
 Elizabeth A. Neuletonys. Henry B, Net tIeton; Frances E. Rutlerrs Joseph Butler;
 Polly A. Caikins cs. Ednund Calsins;
 'Gharlo..e T. Dening us. William Dem- ing; V sss.....
 Helen S. Dooiiiile us. Theron Dooliifle;
 Cei,iia " Osborn us. David $. Osborn;
 Chloe W.Pres,on rs. John $. Preston; {;
 Augusta F.. Rice us. John. S. Rice. s
 Phietus Richmond US. Sarah J. Rich- mond.
 Senan,ha Spellman rs. Eiizor Speflmsn,
 Henry L. Snickland us. Lucre,ia Stsick- land. ,. ,es s,s s. X
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
NEW YORK coRREsPoNDEHcE.

f{@Ns 4ss" oHhs cePtetuueI oths 1oO0. #
 The weather is well spiced with the cool- ness of autumn. By the sea.shore il must he growing chilly. but here ii is fine. healsAy weather. favorable to business ac,isity, and athletic sports. Every day, almoss, the green lawns ot Hobeken are snrrounded with crowds of the '...fancy," attracted by matches of baseball and cricket. Cacket has .Hos ssbecome an iAmericaa gsmeiyet--the crickst-cidbs are mostly seo,nposed Sf Eng lishmen. Baseball is G Be national; :; the boys learn Il in school. Bal she baseball clubs asesnen of fine physical development, pfacticsd and skiliuil rlasess. They dress ie flannel tights. saadals and gloves, color. ed all over in harlequin style Hoboken is now principally given up sotise sporting gentry. fsiwas formerly a fasorite after noon resost q nurses and children. and eaiet fss.ily after disaer parties, bat row. dyism has masse's the place its own. The shade therc is delicious, as many of your readers are aware, and from the upper part Of the Elysian fields one's eye is filled hy a comprehensive view of the village of {io- tham on the other side of the river. Down 10 the Bat,esy, up, as faf as yoa can see stretches he city, bris.ling with spires and chi,aneys; ihenihe gates of the Highlaads open, and are filled, if the morning is breezy with n cloud of white winged siser cTaft. toiling up stream in company. s..,..
 What tragedies ases going on every day behind thousand dnmestic curtains, and aching with which Rachrl could never com- pete Sometimes there is deneamcss, an appeal so stp law, a murder, suicide then the whole thread of a life-hisiory is unrav
 ei'ed, and literary hacks use 1t 10 hniid np new :. sensation novels ' In lodging room in the anpoe,ic Bowsry, the last scene of such family tragedy was enac,ed il,e other day. Tue story is long. and passes from Germany to America. The beautiful daughter of a Polish pIiace,s mistress is forsaken in Swi,zeriand by her husband or lover. . Fsencl, Secretary of Lega,ior under cavigdac; he promises 10 marry her it she will leave Prosestan,ism and become Cath oliv; she does so. and he leaves her in a
 nunaesy. She comes to America wish her sister and child 1; supports herself by em- broidrsins a magnificent shawl which at
 iracsed great attention at ths Crystal Palace. Finally, she sends last en,rea,y to the husband of her son, a beautiful boy, to re- cognize and receive him. He must have
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
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 < senslbIc te the Laxt T.

Mr. Editor = Rockville has at length arrived Ut a perfect understanding regard ing his own nature. He has come to the sensible conclusion that he belongs zto that species of animals into which ..Lrgion" of old miracaio0sly entered. But lie Is tfo1b- led n know hy wiiat process this Legion has been removed from she ancient hogs in the country of the Gergesenes, and allowed to enter into himself and his few kiDdled in Kent.
 Yet he concedps that such anaoccurFcncc has taken place. inasmuch as he states that !. the unciean spirit is now in o,tr midst. 2 And seeing that he is now able to .ssee him- self as others see kim ''--and as disdzin a further controversy with swine. l willthere- fore come out of him and henceforth leave the old grnnfer to fattenon the corruption of his own filthy imagination.
 Adien, LEGION.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
ELEcT1oNs.

x
 kaidonr TAe returns received thus lar give Royce, she Republican candidate for Governor, nearly ten thossand maj. Ofthe esensaaiveselecied.t .thsre are I'll Whigs, Republicans and K. Ms, and 28 Delno<rass. SeaatOts alt Republicans.
 MAIss. The election took place on Mon day, and we have but few returns. A Gov ernor, with other State Officers, and Leg isfatnse were chosen. X majority of votes is requisite to choice, and as the contess was cio<e. thers is probably 10 election q Governor by the people. The Republican candidate for Governor was Apson F. Nor I'll; Pierce democratic, Samuel Welies; Whig. Isaac Reed. The probabilities are, that the Republican Sta.e ticket will be elected by the Legislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
IANPR0sPEcTs-

The New York Times has received, throogh private channels, and from quar- ter enlEied to confidence, ,aa importan nj rnmor in regard to the financial prospecss of Russia. lis stated that she attempted 10 raise loan in Berlin and failed ,-lhai she then tried te raise a loan from the Rothschills, and the negotiation fingered for tWo. months, but eventually faiIed.- These, her only resources in Europe, having failed, ,ii is sta ted that aile Russian Cahine, has itincnmemplation tofaise a loan in the United States, where the sympathy of the masses is relied on 10 cause it to be readily .akea.a It is proposed todssue the loan in small amouHts somewhat on dhe plan df tle recentloans in France. Russian agents, it is said, are either in or on their way to the United States, to inquire into the feasi. bikty of the plan proposed. %
 Among the passcngess by the steamer Atlantic was an American lady, direct from St. Petersharg. where she is connected with the highest.oficial and social circles, and where she has been spending the pact year-being, from her alliances, as mach.at home there as in the u. s. The Times underestimate ,kas a,er representations of the conditionsof affairs in R.ssia, and especially in St. PetershuIg, are di1ee,ly in conflict with the tatements.coniained tn the Eng fish papers, which arrive by every steamer. Instead of the financial and cemmetciai distress of which weshave read so much as .consrqaent upon the war. she says, that business wears its usual aspect and is quite as brisk aseyer-ihat money Is abnndant- the people coitented and in excellent spir- its about the war, and that no one living in the capital would suspect, from anything that met his notice, that there was anything unusuaiin ti,e condition of theroantry. It is mot believed there that the Allies will surceed ia g'ining possession of Sebas,o- nal sSkf ssssss$ssss sx ss4 s3s 4#s 5fAss
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
The sola Gens.. rana

:. 3 7a@@sa Ine 'OId Gent's Ennd --7|s-F OfNew Haven are to pay l.iicltfield another visit next week, aud will favor our citizens with Concert of thsir best music at Ba'kley's Hal on, "Wednesday evening" Those who fecollect fhose serenades of last sutnmes will need nothing more to induce their attendance at the Concert.
 ACe,iIliop Party will be given on Thurs day night and the Old 'Gcni's Baud witl 1iscourse their sweetest. fta 49ei
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
THE STATE FAIR.

Workmen have been nron the State Fair Grounds, says the Times, opposite the Ad- ans tavern, on the Albany Turnpike, Hart. ford, for several weeks. Thirty acres are to be properly prepared and enclosed, and seats erected to accommodate many thpus- ands of spectators. Engineers gre em- ployad 10 lay out aud grade proper track, and buildings, pens, and tents will be erected for ti,e accommodation of stock and such af.icles as may need shelter. s 4ss
 The list Of premiums amounts to S7 .000, to be distributed for tue best specimens Of cattle, native, crosses, and imported horses and males; sheep. swine. poultry plowing implements and machiacry; manufactures; {; farm implements; machintry; dairy pro duce, gtain, vegetables, &c.; agricultural products; domesdc manufactures; cotton, wooden goods, and other articfes of A,nefi. can manufactures kne arts horticulture 1; native wine; reclaimed iasas, field crops, ssc. The Faif wi1t open on Tuesday the s.h of October, aud coa,in1s till Friday ske i2th. inclusive.
 The fee Of membership Is one dollar, aud all exhibitors must become members. Each member will receive a badge and five tickets or admission to the grounds. All entities must be made oa or before Monday tho sih Of October. Tue exhibition of Horses will commence on "Wednesday the 10th. and confinue through Thursday the Huh. The Flowing Match will take place on Thursday, aud tke annual address will be delivered on F,iday.
 Much valuable s,ock, especially in the line of horse flesh, is expected from sabroaa. and it is estimated tl,st at least eighty thousand people will visi, the city during the week of the Fair. : Arrangements have been made with ail of tie railroads in the State 10 transpor, stock to aud from Hartford on the occasion, free of any charge. s \. ], Au0tMef AeCtyAeHf 0h Nan3e1cn and Asnboy Nniiroas.
 l A passenger train was thrown from the
 track of the Camden an,l Atnboy railroad,
 near Beverly, N. j., Sasarday afternoon,
 by the breaking of an axle of the engine. John Holland, the engineer, was 90 badly ] han that he died after the amputa,ion of one of his legs. The iireman was seriously in- jured. The passengers escaped injury. hu,
 were greatly terrified. The engineer is said l 10 have known ihatthe axle was defective,
 but recklessly went forward with 1t. \
 lawyer Of New York city has commenced
 . suit agains. the Camden and Atnboy road
 for damages sustained by members of his family in the late Burlington casastrophe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

q Nj 8 J!g
 T A tourist sends the following rich i,l- ciisGso she Boston Itanscr,pi: .ReiWn- ing the next morning, toward lSlNnd Pond. and inst afser .passing that view, l oveI,oek rough man, n an India rnbhet cnss, dri. vipg leisurely ia his wagon. He rsiued up tc enter into conversation, |. |, Are you from the lake r. he said. " Yes. \" Queer place" Very" ..You know. l s'pose, = ' h,- continued. ssshat there are some af these fvllers travelling round the, country, jus, to write descriptions of what they, ses. " |. told hin I had beard of such rascals. Welt. it's strange now." he went on 10 say. .,how much they make out of nottin'. I've no .sioubt 'solpe, on 'em woals write Aowrry-ikr about them, rocks ,aad that water, back a piece. lf they find a .rse grawia. uus ot a rock, they see somcthins in it worth putin into print. Now my imagination fb.xs iula. einaiion don't work so, l. can think ol naihin' else when | come through sucI, a spot as that hel,ind slsete, but | Good God, what q rough hole !'' l, N
 Great Stedm6aat Speed. The sseame, Commonwealth. running betwa~n N. fort ~nd Atiyn's 'Pniut, om the Wureester and Norwich line. from Boston b New York recently made the whole distance. 123 miles is str Aours and fsAclre minutes. inclusive of stcp At New Ennd6n. The average rate of spetd was 9 miles per hour. This is the fasiest time on Srcord.
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 Ss1 The Harfoul Times says .slnt iics ean he cultivated in this lasimde witi iistl. trouble. Large quantities ofthem ase raisss in the rcrshlof France, and an Sotniled a the rae cf ia sos for q hat fnli ! and they could h~ as easily cultivated here also. hu se bne who is mt accustomed 10 them. the, arr. hefore being dried, the most nAaseasini sf sll fnis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

IF The ed Annual Catalogue of the Hart Female Seminary ,at Plymouth, Conn, shows seven.y-one pupils. The cost oi board, washing and fuel, is $50 per term three terms in year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

E 4 hand of English Gipsies consist ing of three families, and numbering in all 27 persons, were landed in New York city from Liverpool. last week by the ship Nep- tune. 5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

IF A bill has been introduced into the Kansas Legislature, granting no one license to practice law until he sweafs u support the principles of the Nebraska and Kansas Bill, and the Fugitive Slave Law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

A LETTER to the New, York Tribune from Omaha City, Nebraska, dated August 25th, states that baud of Sioux warriors had crossed the river above that place for the purpose of attacking the Pawnees and Oma- has, and threatened, if ihe whites interfesed to protect the latter, they wenld commence hostifities against them also. tGea. Thayes in command ofthe volaateer troops, had taken measures to protect tue settlements
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

zf3- A company from Rhode Island have leased the Grove Co.'S works in Wolcoti- vile for five years. to carry on wood
 turning business, of various articles, under
 new patented process.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

IF IL is remarkable, says the Boston Post, that, within short space of time. Boston should have been called to mourn the loss of so many who have prompted her prospetity and added to her name. In the theological world she has lost Shafps Young Baiiou, and ctranning instiie commercial world. Apllotpn. ,Hensi,aw, Perkins, and
 the stIsree Lawrences in the arts Green ogh, and in politics Webster.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

WoLcorrvlT1.s.--A very pleasant enter tainment was given at Wadllam''s Halt last week by the lads aud misses of halyillage, under the direction of Mir. Steele. The ex- hibition consisted Of representations of the different professions and trades, singing. etc, and was attended by as large .aa audi eace as the hall would scoataia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-21

A LBERT H. SIcoLAY Observation-Disclosures
II ry sale OF $40 100 first mortgage per real
estate bonds OF the Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad
Albert y; Sieolsy win sell at public auction on Thurs
esge without reserve C. the highest bidder bv order Of
Fort Wayne rad Southern Railroad Company 20 Of their
This railroad Is two hundred and two snd half miles in
commencing at Port Wayne dndana and extending
south 60 Louisville KY crossing the Ohio river by OF
tunnel and in connection with the Ohio and Mlssispp
bonds the amount Of $4,000 only secured BY mort
% a real are .as s.sns S II
half yearly and made payable June 1889 At the ooo
YORK The lands Of the arst mortgage a. contained in
pan this y .e
nna forty s9sd, s or IL Re The q @
Jennings, Decatur. Delaware siaekfora and Wsiis,
being along the road and within the bounds OF the sta
.as ss a. e appraisal and not sha AsS
would be worth when possessed OF all railroad facilities
ehsngsabe the mortgsse prices
s9@ % to Be By bit in r.
road has from its earliest 20 the present
credit q The company and without the sale Of single bond
and the liked determination Of tho company
other railroad bonds security are the
most undouhed independent Of the
completion a. the real estate being entirely
r. the Of s s and
ton whateyer For ana satemsnts Of ull par
'al.'' tn. tIndfsf' {. sePS
Ths rssaens Of the kn s. the 1 ,
upon his statement wholly solicited
Of in whom had the utmost confidence TO
and H. his
S BE .ss than N could have
would therefore, these bonds my friends be-
as, sa %s a
thy OF the sale Ia made by order Of the compa
ny ana wi" DO psre"p0ry to the hfssit ScoLAY
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lBVERTISEMBNTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION.

TT ENRY Il. LEEDS n CO., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
III hold furniture saes-Heary II, Leeds Il Co., wiz
give their personal attention las they have done many
pasD the sales Of housshOld furnitors at the
residences OF families breaking up housekeeping
moving. They VIII also have regular sales at their
don rooms, 10 Nassau street between Pine and Cedar
for the convenience Of those who may desire medium
Of sale
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Defiance 9alamandcr Snfcs.-Ros,ert M. Pat
10 the sole manufacturer in mo United states OF the
eve celebrated Safes and G. Gon's mpenetrAb de-
sse locks and bars Depot No. 1872 Pearl street.
10 door below Maiden lane.
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Mourning MantilIas.-Now open nc Bar
|semew's mourning store, the extensve stock
superior styles ever exhibited L. T. BARTHOLOMEW,
~ Mourning Store, ISL Broadway.
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bounty T.and.-Army OMcers, Soldiers,


rters naval officers, feamen marines, navy clerks aud
tls men, Tor their surviving widows or minor
served in any the United States, are entitled 10
bd for 100 All persons entitled will by ad
ssng receive the proper form OF application and
with tho Department. az Washington afford
FACILITY for the prompt return Of warrants Claims
Guild he left with early possible Land
r-ht and sold. DRAKE 4 BRADFORD, 20 Wall st.
y fereneesUnion Bank, Corn Exchange Bank, Bowery
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Singers Sewing Machines, Improved, 80
finest thread without akng The profit Of using
given satisfy all who Interested that these
ehnes suited to do every kind of work perfectly
l. N. SINGER CO., 323 Broadway.
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATgIHosfaL sADEsofsILLE ENfLE YlLLErrg.
i rsissssr ~ .steuafhy ~ rtssins y shsfs<tr "
p@Fsons han1srtinF9 ahj sfsfitna wrtlar wii,
ufeB 10 ftesps ~ Twenty Hss r~s. - ,sivaisas Il
restsss asmps snd sgssirsss ~ Gauavrief. s-s4
shy perssa fsn esssttlst - tksr ehsrastsf saalr -
"a h.nri, 'stetss s.stlny Ae siss asssFFtsqn tss
WI vi us ~ ~ -. .sp ssrs's EsH Ia LsiLE
49, re si'~ 80 fsaie rHff frbFrt an
epSsss,ssssss sssvuss u EVA ssu sssa rssuSN
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|Biulard Tables.-The only correct billiard
bile cushon can be had Of GRIFFITH DECKER % Ann
eet where they offer for sale billiard tables superior
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|Heeeman, Clark u Co., Late Rusht0n, Clark
|Co Gepuine medicated cod liver oThe firm Of Rush.
Clarh Co., being dissolved by the death Of Mr. Rush.
b, their genuine cod liver ell Ia prepared only by
|ek surviving partners and sole successors
HEGEMAN. CLARK CO.,
Chemists and Druggists, 1885, 273 and 5ll Broadway
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|lmportant 60 neutrality-suspicious. Spring
PERTINENT Of earpetngs oilcoths, curtains and curtain
tersls ready for spection and will no offered Mt
ssty reduced prices. LORD TAYLOR, Grand street,
frer Of Chrystie.
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|Rilll, Ihlmltable Gutter OF Hair and WhIs-
r At No 70 Nassau street Particular attention paid TO
sing, curling, and shAmpooing the hair Infallible
sent 10 the hair, and instantaneous dye for
no tiful llack brown.
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y please remember that ALBEIT IL. NIC0LAY will
AZ public auction, tomorrow, Thursday, March ~ at
O'clock, at the Merchants Exchange bis regular semi
ekly sae by order OF the Fort Wayne Southern Rail
$4,000 Of their arst mortgage cent
al Estate Bonds These bonds certainly worthy of
ntion as they are perfectly secure bout the contem
railroad facilities as the real estate is now absolute
by waGntee deed che property OF the company and
numbered; that they unlike ordinary railroad bonds
other advantage they is that they exchange
for the real estate ortgaeed at time At the option
the holder and important OF this road Is that
ouehos every county the entire route Except
Does IL IL believed la the United States The
will be made without reserve by order OF the company
advise all parties that wsh Co buy undoubtei
ty Investment attend the sale. For further par
uars 60 advertisement Of the auctoneer in
other column
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let this be your Guide
spglish velvet carpets, los. and lis.
/" tapestry, Ia, So. and 9s.
. three-ply, 7s. and s..
" ingram carpets. S., A. S., and &C., at 90 Bowery
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Carter's Spanish Mixture, the greatest blood
rhyer and Alternative known certain for all
al and secondary diseases For sale by G. H. RING,
erof Broadway and John street.
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q. 2IO Boverv-Hva,t,s Now G

10 ~IV noWcry-HyattH NcW O1rPet Hfm
riun.-Great inducements to buyers Of earpetng oil
the hearth rugs door mats table and piano covers mat
gs, window Shades &C.. also 10000 yards cArpetng and
cloths OF forty cent less than value Decidedly great
rains.
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ILucca Oil, Of the most Exqutsite Quality, In
yons and prunes the choicest kind cured retaining
natural flavor OF the fruit packed in tins
hiding North Seal also English cheese landing steam
lip Pacific, for sale by JOHN DUNCAN SONS, f05
roadway.
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Doctor Wllmot's Celebrated Iron, Tonic
ID periodic pills. known TO be the only eficscious
msdy for all female weakness and distractions They will
sent any sddress the receipt OF letter containing
post paid, Dr. Wilmot Broadway Post Once, III
ton street. up stairs, with directions, &C. His eele.
lated liver pills will be also receipt Of the above
icy purely vegetable and known TO be the only infa
liver complaints Letters attended TO surely
nuu ctua Nv
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shed With HIS patent American eolsrs. Daguerreo
PES - and 10 cents; stereoseopes 81 by HOLMES patent
reoscopie double action cameras, 80 broadway.
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Graham.-nis Onguent forces the Whislers,
ustaehe Or hair 70 grow in six weeks and will not stain
b. r. @. GRAHAM, 5s5 Broadway, basement; Zieber,
South Third street, Philadelphia.