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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07
Poudrette


very high value as ieriiliIirE agent, may
De- manufactured hy any one who has the
means of obtaining the frccs, anl at much
lr-, c1,t than the article s1ld iu 'he market
comes az. Thi, know from experience.
Nv method ls thr same as that Tacticci in
Europe remove tho slil from The Vri,y
fu it, perfectly crui, and moist state, and
lrro.lr &, IN Jrap pits, eyauti for the
rurrr-e, whore 10 is permitted 90 remain un-
Ji,twhsI ,IU 10 has undergone the rutrrlac-
t.ve rr1rrss, and become lry and portable.
IN thi. way 7 obtain an artidrra,.cs,inr on
che rrer..tic virtues Of the hr.t roulrtte.
Another process d, 20 mia tho Ecg,.. while
moist, vita quick lime, anil spread tho m.s-
tura m lyg-, o dry. Thi, /, thc moro
srrr'v method. and may hr economically
adopted vh.re the manure I, wanted nr
or imme IIatru.r. The m1.-, is, iD @ sh0r.
rmc, rendered. r1rs,'v Dry aal portable,
AMI a, thr Time art. as d powerful 1,rlur.r-
90. Sc may %, transported and applied with
600. .Tr.r IN several experiments with
r- t.mr.malr article. compared with thc
l.mraal. article. compared with :l, p1u-
Irr,.. rr commerce.. found ther-ult. sr.at-
De- bon r.r.-.-,,.. r.--.-. .v.r- Gulrl.s.
.t. ... .rr.r..- rrr.fr. and ,h.url rriuu.
.. condition rra,- constituent,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

Tw 1, REMOVE L,ser ~ro,. Winter
u 90. N-t slime Co r.mare hrc ,rur from
y8ar l... my removed u,.s which
were lying upon '.r.rra.. ufry farm at
different season, ol t.syar, auIlan found
hy experience ,lat winter !. Ny istae n.s
umr. Whom o., ground &, .zrn larl
enough 90 lara team, aui .lar. is two a-
three a.he. ol u,v 900 ,ua srlud hitch %
,hc ,,1nc-laat, anI wilma cT1gar, o. T.7-
.u mas loosen Very largo st1r hy .,r.k-
in. &, ur.i..y h.vssu the frozen gar,h AMI
stone, and i, may De- very r1.lIy aIll upon
tha hnat, O., it viii uo, ,iuk iu nr car,h-
and pair of horses win l7lw q ar.sr load
than four hug,s will upon ban uur,olen
ground. n Stone. 90, wholly partially
hlrirl, they should he 1l, ahaannllr4vn
out upon the surface 90 ,lo Gal, ''1re ir,1.
ing weather The ground g generally s1n,
aul {. an 'ea, quickly done then, a' az
any time, aud think Ne,t.r. as the busy
season !, over.
Il tho stone should he 81, lar-r a' % D.
uuhauly 90 -st on ,hc surface, the earth
may hs removed down %, low aythe bottom
of the stone, anl foot or mcrc from ,h,
sides, ana a small, slow fre built upon o.
and kept burning for several hour, accord
inr 10 the size Of ihc stone. TfswiIl break
it into several pieces, Or crack il So that IL
may he opened with ihc point Of o crowtar
old s,umps and bits OF old rails which may
De picked spabout the fences, may be use,
lyr fuel. C,re should be taken NOT to build
too large a tic, !or the stone will boat very
slow. arj au oxtra fire will be fuel lu,
where il Is scarce. &c.
Rural Nrw Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

lie who has nothing to say should say
nothing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-12-07

Y,NEm IvvrNriov,-prowiNG nv srr,H.
The fr,, successful trial Of plnwius by STRAIN
ever made. occurred near Baltimore, At the
la,, Cattle Show Of thc Maryland A,ricul-
tual Society. \ Reporter in the Baltimore
Commercial Advertiser OF Nov. 80, 1855,
SAYS
"ANcr testing the speed NJ tho ho-'r' tho
track as well 20, the ring was clarc. Cor a
trial Of ,bc steam rlow. Four h'sc turf
IloSs wcrr attached 20 H., aud IL m1vcl oT,
throwing up burrows each ahou, our,crn
inchc, drrp. Tho work was we'll d'ne, aud
d, was ,h, opinion or many hrmcrrrr,eut,
that It was admirably adapted % tia break
iu. up or pniri. land. The machine Is too
heavy lnr ,hc land in this .gciim Of ihr
country, hut ,he principle i'a -pal oncani
viii Lead % improvements which ,,ll wakr
thr ,,.1m r.aw thc means iur iilins tho
soil with profit 90 ,hc farmer.
Awarded 90 Ohi llus.ry, tho highest pre-
mium ami o diploma
Nr IIu-ey, tho Inventor, De- nuati,o Of
Maine, AMI va, Formerly rsilata' Port.
aal
Ile vas the irst inventor or uvin. ami
rarinc machines, aud also gi ,'rrai other
important inventions.
From "a rrfyaiu l.,tr u' Mr. Is#y's On
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
lIelmbOld'S Genuine Preparations. RELnBoLD's HIoHLY caRcENrRArED
 COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.

For diseases of the Bladder and Kidneys, SC cref discas es. Structures, Weaknesses and all diseases of Inc sexual orga1s whether in male or fcaale, from what-ver cause they may hay oriyieatcd. aud % matter of how long sta andins
 If you have contracted the terrible dlseasr which, when once seaiei in the system, III surely go down from one scn.ra'ion ,o anoshe, undermining ihe constitution and sappinx ,h very vital fluids of life. do not trust yourself he hands of gmacks. who start up every da, n ci,y like Ihis and fIi ihe papers with gla, .ng iaisei,oods, too we'll calculated to deceiv
 he young, ard those not acquainted vii,
 herr tricks. You cannot be too careful in tn. selection of remedy in these cases.
 The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronnun eed ay eminen, physicians the greatest rcmcd, vvcr known IL is a medicine perfectly pleas an, in its taste and very innocent in it's action md yet so thorough thai il anp,hilates ever particle of the rank and poisonous vRus of ihi, dreadful diseasc-and. unlike other remedies does not dry up ihe disease in the blood.
 Constitutional Debility, brongh; on hy sell abuse. must terrible disease, which has bro thousands sf the human race 10 uniimel graves, thus placing the brilliant hopes o parentr, and hiighline in the bud the xlnrion ambition of maay noble youth, can he cure by ihis infalllbie remedy. And as medicine winch must benefit every body, from the eimpl. delicaic fo Inc confirmed and despairing in val,d, no equal is 10 be fouad acling both as 9 cure and preventive.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
SPRING GOODS.
vHOMAS HI. RICHARDS

NftOMAS ii. RlCHARDS respect u fully returns his sincereS thanks to his numerous customers and friends Tor 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 and Summer Campaigns assuring his friends that his stock is very lnrce and will be sold at prices satisfactory to the closest buyers; a large assortment of Frcnch, English, German and American Broadcloihs oi ali colors; black and fancy Cassime res !; black mixed and fancy Satinetfs, Twee,is and Cash merets of any color; Vestines, consisting m part of buff, fancy and white slarseilles, black satin and fancy Silks. new styles; and a large assor,- ment of TFimmings-which will be made mp l. order at short notice and warranted ie giys satisfaction or no sale.
 Ready- Made ClotAing.-1n this department he claims precedence, from the fact that the Cloth. ing is all manufactured al home. of good mate riaIs, and the superior style in which II Is made will always secure them ready and saiisfactnr, sale. Furnishing Goods-embracing large assortment of Shi Is. Collars, Stocks, Ties black and white silk and black k,d Gloves. black and iancy silk Cravats, Hosiery, Suspe nders, gents white and fancy Handkerchief. Umbrellas, and lots of other articles too numerous ta mention.
 Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in good style and war ranted to give sat sfaction.
 Cutting done at short notice.
 LItchfeld West St.) April 24fh, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Cash Music and Piano Store of Fl oraco " aters!

MO. 333 Broadway, New York Opposition 1V to the Combination .-Music al greatly reduced Rates --Sotwi,hst anding the com bi ua- lion of Music-Dealers to keep up the prices sf non.copyright music against the interests of native composers, and their refusal to ex end to Mr. Waters Inc cauriesies of the trade, he is making immense sales-having abundant evi. dence that he has pubic couateaance aud sup- port m his sp,os'ti. n to the Grest monopoly and in hts eifFts ta aid native Talent aud adopt the natl ,nai currency. Ills stock oi American q nd European music is immense, and tte catalogue ot his own publications IS one Of the inrgest and made . great Reduction in the prices ot Pianos. m C elodeuns and musical Instruments of all kinds. Superior toned ( l-2 Octave Pianos for sl55, S20o and S12j, intcri ' oi as go,,d quality and instrument as strong and as durable as those which cost &500. Pianos nfescry variety of style and price. mp ta $i000, comprising those at ten different man naiacinr esi among them Ihe cefehrated modern improved tIerace Waters Ptanne, md the t'rsi premium. dollan Pianos oi [ Gllber Co.'S make towpers oi the Kolean patenf.l Second hand Pianos at erea ba r9ains
 'rices from $40 to $l50. Meiodeons from five d,ffer eni man,iiac ciories, including the well known . D & II " Smiths meindrops ,fiur ed the equal temper amcn.l the best make in fts Uni,ed Sfates. Prices 45, GO. 75. loo, I15. 125. 135, $i50; Smith doule bank Mriodeons $20g Each P,ano aud mciodeon guaranteed; il,, hest ,erms to the trade, Schools, &c. i2 1-2 Der cent discount to elergvmen and churches. All orders promptly attended io. Music sem to a II parts ot the country past-paid al the rednc. [ r1tes; General and Select catalogues ant Schedules af prices of musical instruments forwarded to any address free Of charge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
New Spring Goods !!
 AT THE :. R E E E.HIV E

ID ECEIVlNG through ali thie week . sp.ea- ID did assortment af DRY GOODS for the season, including the best variety of Staple, Fancy and mourning Dress Goods and Trsm- mines, of the richess styles and quality ever of. tered ln this town. and probably in the county, or within five miles at least, and comprisine noi ss25 3S carloads of brown Sheetinss, or car. loads of Mesinack Styles of Prints, only y-or 100 toads of Gcs f.sr bunesme, but the real articles of Merrimac, English and French Prints and Brillianfs l-2 wosl an.i all wool plain aud 6g'd muslin and Barege DeLaines and DeBaixes ChsIly Barreees, kc. of all cOioEs; also French English and American 44 printed La wns and Ginghams, large siork and cheap; Shawss and White Goods of all descriptions; black and colored Dress Silks of styies and prices to shit and Silk Trimmings for all the cnunsy. Alsd Laces, Muslins, Collars, Edgings. Rihhans Hosiery. Gloves. Bf0adcloths, Caesimeres, Veet ings. Coats. Vests and Pants. Shirts, L,nens Shoes, kc. Also Groceries. Crockery, Geese Feathers. Carpets, Paper Hangings, Mattines Oil Cloths. &c. asss
 Produce Danfed in payment. @
 9r Shirts given out 10 be made ur, in any quantity desired.
 s. N. BRONSON.
 Litchfeld, April e4, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
At the Old Brick.

-Fnsf Doos West cf tke Consf-ffoase-- h AY be foun5 new stock of Boots and M shnes, spnne fashions for 1884. We are now prepared io fer to the people oi Litchtield County altogether the bcsi and Iargesi stock u Boots and shoes that was ever brought in tais town. Our stock consists 0f every variety oi style imag aginable 1t would be useless and impos s:ble 10 name the different styles of so large . stock as we have al ihiet,,ne-we the retorc say to all. cos and see for yourselves, for our stock only need be seen top prove the truth of what we gay. Nut approving of the hImbnging system, we would here say, as 10 prices-shey shall be uniform, come as high as the hit hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here in this hu ble manner tender our heartfelt ihanks 10 slI for their past favors, and m0st respectfully inviie ihem Io give us . call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. :. Lsehfit Id. May llih 1854. N B. We have few notes and accounts on hs nd Of which we should be most happy to dis pose at cost. sr word to the wise. &c.
 M. AT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
HELMDoLp's FIGHir CONCENTRATED Compound FInid Extract Sarsaparilla,

For purifying the blnod, re moving aii disease, arising from excess of mercury, exposure am' iinprudencc in life, chronic constitutional dts ease arising rum an impure state of the blood a.d the onl, reliable and efI;.cinal known remed, for ,he cure of Scrofu.a, Sal, Rheu,.,, Scala Head, Alterations of the Throat and Legs, Pains and Swellings of ihe Bones, Tst,er, pimpics on the Face, and all scsly Erapiions of the Skin. s
 This article is now prescribed by some oi the mos, disiine eaished ph, sictaos in the coun- try, and has proved Hore efficient in practice Than any preparation of Sarsap aparila yet offered to the public. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Hercurial and Scrnfuious diseases have entirely recovered in The incnrat Ie wards of our puhhc institutions which had far many yeare resisted every mode of treatment that could he devised. These cases furnish striAing rxamples C the saluiasy effects of this med,- c,ne in anes.ing come of the mosi iaveiesas diseases. afier ihe glands were dcsiro, cd and the bnnes already affected.
 EoTlcE -Le,lers from responsible phy.i c,sns ard professors of several Medical Col irses. and certificates of cnre. from pa,,ent. will hefonnd accompa nyins both preparation. Price -Bucha, SI per bottle. or 6 botlles for s5
 Sarssparilla 6 '' eqnal in strength 10 one gallon of Syrup of Ssrsaps,illa.
 Prepared and roid by Fl. T. HELMBOLD, Fl Chemi-i 263 Chestnut Street, near the Girard Hnuse, Philadeiph., and 10 be had of drug si-is and dealers every where.
 All letters dircrted to tae Proprieior or \ Asent receive immcdisie attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
M ? " Tor Watches, JeWflTy and Fancy Goods

\ s. BALDWIN would luke this csportu. Ae nity of informing his friends and tn. public that he has again returned from New York wt,h r,ch and full assortmentoi Watches Jewetry, kc. lie s,icits continuance of th, favors so bouniiiuIly shown h,m the past year. and will spare efioris 10 give good safiiacIios to his cns,.mers. All gnods and work rnrranred.
 WATcaEs.-A 20 d hunting detatch lever, full iewecd. l8 cara,s fine and gid capped, fn, sa5; silver hnning Ergiish patient levers, de iached levers with aad wnh.us hnn.ins eases, ancres. escapen,en,s quarierns, &c. wih prices to -uii the customer.
 Cents g..ld guard Chains. gnld vest Chains Ladies' chan-lan Chains, silver Guards, gold and silver yess-IIoaks. gold and silyer Spec ia. les, enId Peas in gsid and silver Holders. gntd and silver Thimblrs. gold necklaces and hsacriels lo. kess pencils, sierve buttons, bosom studs Gpsns, ear rings. breasipins, foh buckles and seals, lockeis. slides, snaps. cbarme, keys, &c &c With nv sock oi Goods lhusslaseei, replenshed and selec.ed with great care, feel confident, can sell as as eond bargain as can he had my where in the country. Give me call. No charge for showing goods
 A. $. BALDWIN. A FEW more of those extra gold Pen.. iu A silver Holders. for $I.
 Also, new lot Scotch Pehhice and Sewing Birds, at A. & BALDWIN'S.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
sA Lattie sssre wen Fillesl.'' New Spring Goods !
AIT THE oLD STAND.

Near c. s Charch's Hotel, Woleottuille. A G. BRADFORD would respectfully
 As inform the good people of this part of Litchirh County, that among all the changes oi the mercantile community m these parts he yet remains at the same old store, and although he cannot boast of Granite and other fine exse- rior appearances, ret, if modexty would permit he wonid speak of the splen.iid stock of E.sods which IS to be found inside of his establishment
 The unprecedented low prices oi Goods in the markets of New York and B.,ston has induced the subscriber to visit those places, from which he has just returned with large stock of lhe cheapest Goods ever oheredioa discerning pub lie. The subscriber is placed in a situation tu sell these Goods al lower prices than the same quality of Gsoas were ever sold before. If cheap Goods and attention 10 business are inducements for you to call l shall await with pleasure the opportunity to dispense greater bargains than you have been in the habit of getting tor the money. s&
 Butter. Eggs and Cheese wanted in any quan titv.
 Wolcottville, April ls. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Mothingi in It.

Last years birds nest and squirrel quarried iilbefss are notlIle only things in the world of which 1t may truly be said "notbing in it ]" A coqnette 2 heart and bachelors home, candI- dates cordiali,y and . Shylock's smile --of all these, may.it safely be pre- dict d. there's nothing in t.
 Nothing in 1t, cries the Banker, as he glances over the columns of the daily, and sees nothing Of stocks ar exchange-no hint whereby he can make cent per cent--no competitor bankrupt.
 "Noihing in it." exclaims the .poli- ,ician, when he vainly seeks leader on the !" State of the County" or the latest card, or the newest candidate.
 "Nothing in ii, ,nurlnurs the maiden when the poets corner is filled up with the rhetoric of pork, and the " marriage head" is crowded ouhby " fancy goods at cost !"
 Nothing in t, " signs the mourner, as she looks over the pages SO full of life and human interests tribute to Nelly, who died yesierday-no plaint for Jemmy, who languishes to-day.
 Nothing in it," laughs the bride, as her eyes dance oyer tire columns ]; the capitals look like bridesmaids. the italics are waivers, the paragraphs are pauses in the tune, and she is loo happy to read.
 50 amid them all, the poor Editor has thankless time of t. .Mene Tekel is pronounced agains; him by those he respects, and by those he loves. 'Tis an arrow at random-a leap in the dark, and when the last proof" t read, and the sheets are futlering. like autumn leaves, upon the press, aad he reviews his labor, he too is constrained 10 say, with the rest ol the world, "there's nothing in it."
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Redding's Russia saIve

IS Boston Remedy of thirty years siandine and is recommended by physicians. It is sure and speedy cure for Burns, Piles, Boiis, Csns. Fei0ns, Chilbiains ard Old SsHes af every kind ior Fever Sores. Ulcers, isch, Scald Head, Neiile Rash, Bun.ou~. Sore Nipples. lrecon- mend .d by nurses,l Whiilows, Sites. Fes,ers, Elss Biies, Spider Stings, Frozen Linsbs, Sa u Rheum. Scurvy. Sore and Csarked Lips, Sore Nose, Ware and Flesh Wounds. ii is . moet valuable remedy snd cure, which can be sesti- fed 10 by sh0nsands who have used it in the city of B'stan and vicinity for the last thirty years. In no insiance will this Saive do an iuissy, ae IHierfere with physician's prescription. IL is made from the pafest materials, from reccipt roughi trsm Russia--of articles gTomise in Ihsi country and the praprietors have istier. from Ill classes. caergymen. physicians. sea captsins. nnrres and ashers. who have used It ihenisefvee and recommended it to others. Reddine's us- sia Salve is put ID in large tin boxes, sismprd on ihe cover with picture of horse and dis- abted soldier, winch picture is also engraved nn The wrapper. Prsrr g cenfs . Box. Sold aI ali the ssares n town and country or nay be ostcred cfunv - ho!esaIe druggist in Norwich Hartford. New Haven. New London or New York. Ii
 BEDDING k co. Proprieiors.
 g Stafe Stn ct. Boston.
 Every mother should have box in the house handy in case of accidents lo the children." 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
Prices R C d u ( cd: New SpriHg and sumner Goods !! ]! Call and see tAem First door east q Court Hoase
 McNEI IL & BRAMAN

~OuLU call tue aueRtton Ot tho iHhshitanis
 oi shis aud the neixAborng towns ta one of tho must complete assortmen,s of American n and Foseign Dry Go,ds ever offered in this market. at prizes that will defy competition. People at home and abroad are respectfully in vited to call and examine she stock lar them selves. as we ate determiaed to sell at a very snall proiit-that the tide which has been turn. sng this way may continue s0 tp do.
 This assortment comprises great varety ot Silk and Dress Goods, French ani Jacones Muslins Orasnd,es, Bassyes. ChaIlie.. Barege DeLaines. Chaliie DeLaines, plaid fig'd striped andplain DsLaines, Sw.s. and Spotted Masl,as. Bishop. and Victoria Lawns, plain chrekes Camhrics, &c. large assnrtmani nf Goods inr sdrn's aud nOys's Summer yvcars-pla,d Cassimeres. DrahD' Etc, Farmer Satin. Maua,r Alpacca, black sllk and wsrs,ed Serge. figure. and plain V@slinRs. Dr3adc,o.hs al sun, r.,r quality and various co'ors. D.,~skin and piain Cassineres. Irish Linens. enahro,drsaa Curtains, mourning Muslins, heavy and fine Sheeinss, bleachsd Sheetlags. Tckines, Demins. striped and checked Shinings, Satin@ts. Tweeds, Ken lucky. &;. Paper Hangings Carpets. Oil Cso'hs door and carnage mats, cheese cappings, &c.
 In purchasing ihe above Goass in New York the past week ~e have been able ta take advan- taec ot the recent extraordinary drpresslan in fsci2n and dome atic manufactured Gosds, mud are therefore able t0 offer them al srcas reasr- sr.. ircm psiees VI Gaodsp sparchased in the early
 We can naw sell Merrimack and Coeheco PsiHts 0t tns bust gua..,S aud s,,ls., n, lg1 c,s eenaiae Hamilton and gold medal De I..mss <, Is; ,printed Lawns one yard wide at c,s French Jaconet ard Ofaandies Muslin a, iS rfs Appleton heavy Cotton ai 3 cts; bi,d Cation a. ( cia. and nsoet 0iher G0nds in rn.rovfsnn
 Also o.l hand iufl sIvrx 0t t,rnrer;rs Wa~l.n Ware. Crorkerv and Class " arr, Tea Se.s. kc. all of which will be ssld at the lowest pricc lor casn or produee-and purchasers may rest as sared that no ,,.isrepresen,aiions will be made si,hs in quality ar pr,ee
 Lischiield May 23d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
LtschRefd Hat EasspOs.sssa,s.

Y tNHE Citizens of LitchfeId County are
 invited 10 call on the subscriber, who keeps constantly 0l hand . large assortment of fiATs ana CATS of every variety and fashion. The subscriber having made complete arrangements with the hest and most "a slaIonabie siouses in New York city for . supply of Hats and Csps IS prepared f.s furnish all who may give him call w:th arIicles in his line that cannot fail 10 suit. and at prices as cheap as they can he bought m any place in the United States. He has oil hand Silk and Fur Hats. White Beaver Summer Hats oi ,ienin's and Knox 's manufac- ture; aiso 2 large asssrtment of Fancy Hats of every descripti.n. tie deyotes his whoe aten- tion 10 this particular line of bnsiness-a-, Id hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons for their generous sappors, and humliy asks for continuance of the same- Store in West Street, 3 doors west oi the Court House. HIRAM JACKSON. LltchfeIi. April 23d, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-20
New Fall 0oodsy BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, kc.. &

TUST received. ve.y large and general as. eD sorimenf of sil kinda of Boats and Shoes snis- able for the sesaon; 1000 pairs rnschssed Tt auction the past wreck, and can probably be sold for cash as less prices than can be found else where in the county. Persons having Iistle ready money abou their clothes gre respectfully invited to call and examine qnaiitv snd prices. Oak and Hemlvck Sole Leather lnv sale as usual. SAMUEI. CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Aiso, gent for thesaie of Dr. Beers ceIehra led Hair Tonic. EryreI,evine baidneas nd restoring $ gre. hair to i,s natural color. Nothing like 1t :; try 1t.
 Li,ch6eld. Sept. i2sh, 1854.