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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

The very first newspaper We saw with the names of
Fillmore and Donelson at the head Of is columns,
was the Charlestown, Mass, advertiser "Ihe
latter name" it says, "has the solid ring aud memory
of Old Hickory" Well, it has, rs far ny ANDREW
JAcEsoN-hut when you come 10 add the Doue!sun,
the ring IS thu: of Il tin lan~te'n-single tin at that-and
pricked full Of holes, with an opening ut the top 10
let off the smoke Of the grouse candle inside.-IB0stoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

n consequence OF a remark made in the House Of
Delegates yesterday, it Is but Just to the Board OF
Pubic Works fJr us to say, d~istipctly. that the edito'
r;sl, this, recently appeared In this paper Oh tho re-
Dor. Of the Finance Committee were Dot seen BY any
uenber Of that BoeId until they were published,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
YOUNG MEMS DrMOCRArIC ASSOCIATION

A meeting of the Young Mems Democratic Asso-
cinuou, vii! be held Mt Corinlhian Hail, on Saturday |
night. tho 18th Of Newell, at = o'cloch, 4. III. EeY-
ciation.
Every Democrat is expected 10 attend. Members
OF the Association, and all those who desire TO Join,
will please be punctual, as there Is important business
to transact. y. l.. LONG,
Prss't Young Mons Dcmocrntic Association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

Destructive FlnE.-On Monday last. the stables
Of Mr. VIM. G;bboney, at Wytheville, Va, were de-
st:oyed by fire, aud with then, three valuable sorso.,
so bushels Of wheat, and 100 bushels Of coru. Sir.
O. loss is estimated al S2,0OO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

a..i. further, that M mclnbsT 81 that Bon:a ~ns coz
suited respectful: tile composition or pulii'"l'"" u
ihase editorials.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
EIGHTH ELECTORAL DISTRICT.

4 number ct delegates 10 the ID ,mpc-atlc State
Convention, from the Stu Electoral District, upon con.
.~ultat!on, agreed 10 recommend IaDpgh7nnook, in
the county Of Essex, as the plnce, end "Wednesday,
the 3Jtb Of April. M the time f"r holding a District
Cor vention 70 appoint delegate, 10 the C!uoIenati
Convention.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

COMPLETION OF THE RIcaHo AVID pASvittF
Rat Roas.- The trnck OF the Hichmon and Dan
willie Rail Road Is now finished Ia the corporation lile
OF Danviiie. The Passenger tralus commenced run
uins there yesterday morpicg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

HEAVY ROBBERlES IN PHILADELPHIA.
PHLADELrHl,. March S.-Tiie Store Of d.. a b.
Curtis & Co., in this city, was robbed last night OF
silks amounting to $4,000 in value: The store Of
ShnT & Wernwa was also robbed Of s2,OOO worth OF
bounrt silks, satins and velycts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

BALTIMORE, MARCH lO.-Flour is unchanged
all brand. are held at 81 %. Wheat is a triile higher;
sale, of white at 81 60 a l -, red l 10 a a.. Corn
Is higher; sales Of white ut So q 50, yellow 81 a ~ c..
ProYi.ioNs nre unchanged.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

NEW YORK, March lO.-rhe brig Demersrs
from Cardenas, was sunk IN tie harbor last night by
floating ice. The crew got ashore, bat nearly perish.
ed with cold.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

WASHINGTON, MARCH lO.-Tbe River route
will conaaence a second daily trip OH the arrival OF
the Northern cars this evening. They will continua
To- run regularly twice each day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

We again ask the delegates to the recent Demo-
cratic State Convention, who have not done so, to
send in forthwith tho County Vigilance Committees,
90 that they may al DO published together.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

INSURANCE COMPANY WINDING UP.
BosToS, March THE fremont Mutual insurance
Company, On account of heavy losses. have deter.
mined 10 issue no more policies. The assets VIII
cover all demands,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

ApJUrAHr.-We understand that Mr.. Daniel
Trucheurt, Jr., has been appointed Adjutant Ct the
lat regiment OF Virgiuis Volunteers, in place OF Mr..
r. Milton Cary, who has been elected Lieutenant
Colonel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

At o meeting Of the Richmond delegation to the
recent Democratic State Convention, William w.
Cramp and amuelT 7. Bayly, Esquires, were uuani.
mously appointed Electors for the city Of Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

BOSTON, March l0.-Ai %s9n.:ise to-day the Their.
m"m-ter stood AZ Zero, aud at White River Junction,
in Vermont, 10 below.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

AUDITOR OF RHODE ISLAND.
Psov1pEses, March Nv. K. Staples IVES to.dsy
elected State Auditor. The oHi:e has just been ere
s,.d by the General Assembly.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
'SClIASGE.
srrnI1sa R1LI,:lOiaIni j, ct nrn,.,.~

STERLING BILLs:l0i a !9i 1, CT. premium.
DoNgsrIc.-Sorihcrn EXchangr.-Cherk IN m. chief
Northern cities selling nj a per cent premium. are
Northern City Eank Notes AT phr.
The notes Of the following new VIRGINIA Kinks ae "A.
Ken on Opposite by The Banks here: IonticelI0P npk Cher
Lynchburg; Bank Of Commerce, Trederick.bury; Bank Of
the Old Dominion, Alexandria: Bank Of ROCKINGHAM, II.r.
%risonbure: Bank OF Winchester, Winchcster; and panL Of
SCOrfsvil!c.
Uncurrent Bank Observation-Disclosures po,bapksble-
We quote as follows:
Notes Of tine Exchange Bank o:Seldcn. With,-s 4 Co.
two per cent discount. Those of the Trans Ale ~
Bank. . per cent discount
ih" following ne . per cent. discount with m. prcier,:
FHirIhoE' Bank, Fnirmont Bank Of Berk rlcy. Mrr,iu.turg,
and Manufacturers and Farmers Bunk of Wheeling. md
al! the Wheeling Bark Notes.
Tn" notes Of the Bank Of K%anawka, Maiden, ST, ra
taken by the brokers.
North Carolina Bank notosnrei per cent discount
South Caroline. ........dis.. . lTclucssee oia5
Bank Of Mobile..........2! kentucky. ............I
Georgia...................l Ohio.
Alabama State Bank.......3 Northern interior. .JH
All solvent small notcs, are takeu by the brokers' at
Pccnt. dis.
Cold premium ;2ilver-2prem. for old. Newt.
FREisET
FoREI5S.-Freights are duh, and rates nominal IT,
vsrpool al sos. per had. OF Tobacco, and I. Cd per 10.
Of Pi,ar. Several vessels. just discharged, will lssyefI
Southern ports.
DoNEsrtc.-Frcis hts dull H,;hs follovinr.,.,
New 5"S' s1st"n; PLi.de!ghil
Flour riouI. . bbl".'..:.. rs IS HS
Tobscco,g h!d 80. ESQ 80 '.9e.M !
Do. y box. l. as 20
Caalto Baltimore }! cents y buihel. Flour il cssu
per barrel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
TRUSTEES SALE.

Y virtue Of q deed OF trust exc: I:cd 10 ne, March
Arb. 1867 by Fisher & Brother Gv% samuel d. Elsa.
ar AMI Jane, Fisher, and of record in lie Clerks Ctfce
OF CDochland county, Tor the purposes herein mentioned,
| shall cell, at public auction, to the h'eEes, bidder, for
.nsn. on the premises, on FRIDAY. the 2-;h day OF March,
$50 that well known Sill, Mills, Burs. Engines, &c, to.
pcther win all the machinery tnrreto, attached or DC.
ioncin.; also. five acres of land Oh "tich said s;Hi, MILF.
Engines, Eou. es. Sc. pe situated, with i:e" use Of all
MS lcndinp 70 nd from snid Still, MILL. Houses. &c -
The above property IL in III" county OF Gcoch'Hnd, about :
niles from Columbia. on ihe .am,s River Canal.
The Tile TO the above property IL good, butt shail only
convey such title Us is Vested in me by said deed.
NJ, II-c3, j. 7. MELTON, Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
SALES OF STOCK IN RICHMOND.
Enr IL. .rLrl LuIi.u M,..L IL rl

For II. atfk tadi1y Ndyct y. I-E.
IMPORTED BY JoIS 4. LASCAsTFKk son, sROKRFI.
Virginia g per cents. "a years TO run. no sale. a. !ss
Treasury.
Virginia D per cents, shorter dates and coupons Spff 'a
ss.i and interest.
Bonds guaranteed by The Stste, saeasl and interest.
Richmond Cry Bonds, .lles nj so. and interest.
Virginia Bank Stock, par 20, lat sales ct s7l!.
Farmers Bank Stock. par 500; last feles 81 sir6i
Exchange Bank Stock, pnr SlC0; las, snlcs at SI0O..
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance stock, Ss9.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par go, sales s30;s5!f.
Richmond fredericksburg ana Potomac Railroad stoef
lsst sales SIS.
viryinin Central R ailroad Stock, Taste sles new stock s5
old stock $40
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock, sales ssO:.
Richmond ana Danville Railroad stock, last sales so.
James River and ksnawhn STOCK, last sales slot.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET. MARCH II.
The market is without chang since our last report.
n. ". MARTIN. Sow & Co
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

syppgS OgArH.-Har!isca Hsr.wcil. q wealthy
citizen Of Brunswick, Va, died sutdculy il Macon,
Ga, on the l3th ult.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

NOR sALE.-si,7D 'irginis State Stock, short date.
30 SHARES Farmers Esuk Stock
S:lcE 4. II. NACEl ".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
HOGS AND SHEEP

CATTLE, HOGS AND
BEEF-S3 90 q IS 20 T. cwt. gross, which I, s6 On
d $40 net: beef scarce ut present.
HOGS-So so u hundred. Very scRrce aud In drnsnd.
S~TEEP-Mutt0n sell Tor 60 5OdS5 a piece; px,rs
Sheep s7dsi0;-by weight. 50 to SIS PEI hundred rry...
for ordinary aud superior Sheep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

AcauIrTED.-Wm. Ellis, charged with killing Har.
risOn Morris. in Sussex county. has been acquitted
by ri examining court on the GROUND OF jusnbable
houicide.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11
LETTER OF GOVERNOR WISE.

RICHMOND, (Na.) March 3, 1853.
Dear Sir Il received yours Of the 18th ult. this
morning. The slip which you enclose from the Bal.
timore Republican, OF the 9th February, which pur.
ports 10 report the remarks Of the Hon. a. II. II. Stuart
in the Know Nothing nominating Convention at Phil
~adelphia, is the first aud only printed report of those
remarks | have seen. According 10 this report Mr..
Stuart said:
Even Mr.. Wise, ut time he stumped the State Of
Virginia, said that the administration of Fillmore was
Washngtou-liBe throughout
Now, ! am constrained TO believe that Mr.. Stuart
could not have nude this remnrk. In The first place |
never uttered nor thought such q sentiment in my life.
secondly, | don't think Mr.. Stuar, heard me at all on
the stump during my canvass; IT he did, he never heard
such q sentiment from M, and, il such was reported
10 him, the report was incorrect; and, thirdly, Mr..
Stuart, Il member of Mr.. Fillmore's cabinet, could
hardly have been so immndrst ~ 10 boast that any.
body had said Mr.. Fillmore administration was
"Washington.like throughout" for
THE plHot-r wss roo thick
For a!like praise to stick
Again, the report says:
Mr.. Wise claimed his election by the vote of II ,On0
outside Wings"
| must contradict this statement, too, whether made
by Mr.. Stuart or not. Certainly. the cause Of civil
and religious freedom, maintained by the Democracy
OF Virginia, was nobly supported by many OF the ,ru
ly conservative. conscientious, and constitution. loving
Wings Of our State, but / never was able 10 fix their
number. We gladly took them in exchange for the
renegade ID .mocrnts who sncaked AWAY from their
former friends, and took II tsst oath, in tho secrecy Of
the culvert, by the light Of dark lantern. Whether
these Wings ran be reclaimed by the new nomination
at Philadelphia, time will show. | think they cuunot
be. Mr.. Fillmore is no longer a Wing; be hns been
changed by the hocus-pocus of the uecromancy of
Sam. In the next Presidential canvass there will be
new Issues presented by three parties the white rams
party-the Democratic; the black mans party the
Black Republicans; the mulatto p~arty-thc cross of
Northern aud Southern Know Nothings the ticket of
Messrs. Fillmore and Donel.on. All nature abhors
vacuums and mongrels; and so do conscientious, con.
s~ervstive, and notwithstanding Wings of Virginia.
They can pat up better with pure Atricans-wooL, Hat
nose, odor, obon-skiu aud gizzard, foot aud albeit.
ter than they can bear TINT cross o. the Caucasian and
Cufey which you call H-inulatto!
ask you To publish this letter in tie Orion, in or.
der to correct the report OF tue speech OF Mr. Stuart.
Yours, traiy and hastily,
UESRY 4. WISE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

The name Of Geores Siples, was accidentally omit
ted as a member OF The Democratic Vigilance Com.
mittee for Pocabontas county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

FIRE ~ PoRTsaouTH.-A steam saw nil and a
quantity of Lumber, owned by NJ. John X Cook,
10 Portsmouth, were CONSUMED by fire last Friday
evca:ns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

n, NtEN TEA.-!W bcNss - guptI"I 70,
In Il. b. DAVEEPonr, ALls:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

FIRE ~ S:.rroRp.-The Spotted Tavern" in
Stafford county, WAS destroyed by afe recently. The
building was Insured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

FIRE IN PKIScEss ANSE.-Tte dwelling OF Joshua
James, Esq, 10 Princess Aune county, was burnt on
last. with nearly all tho furniture.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

JOHNSON JoSEs.-This distinguished parsonage,
who was brought hitlIcr from Cincinnati under the
superstition that he was q convict who recently IS
capped from our penitentiary, has gone 10 kauawha
county, under the escort of two officers, where he
stands charged with aiding the escape OF a slave.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

SEsrEscEp.-The trial of Frank Banks, in tie
County Court Of Henrico, for breaking open Wn.
Sledd', meat.house and stealing some portion Of lis
contents, has resulted in his conviction. The prison.
err was sentenced 10 three years confinement i'll the
peni;en,iary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

4 PHRESoLoGIsr Is LuCK.-The Chariottesyille
Advocate states that the celebrated Dr.. Marshall
BGylies-ths profound phreiiologist and unsuccessful
veIdsr Of patent bee-hives and saddle trees. who, fail
ing to live by his wlts i'll this unappreciatIve region
left for Kansas last spring, aud whose name Is ianli'
Court Of Appeals, by which he will realize $3O,OOO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-03-11

SuocKIyG.-Au insane convict in the Preston
county jail at Kinywood, during the late scvere wea.
ther, WAS so severely frozen in the limbs That ampu-
tntiun Of them was rendered necessary. Both legs
Ind 10 be taken Of below the knee. The patient is
said to be doing as we'll rs can be expected. So says
an exchange.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18
a Ia Coz e Of Probate holden 1t Salisbury. with
a in and for the District Of Salisbury, on the 2Ss

4 Ia Coz r Of Probate holden at Salisbury. with
"A in and for the District Of Salisbury, ON the 2Ssh
day of October, A. d: 1856.
Present. RoBERr n. FUILKR. Esq, Judge.
Upon the petition Of Newton ]. Reed, 1t said
Salisbury showing to this Court, that by the will
Lydia Keys, Late Of Salisbury in said District, de-
ceased he received certain property Ia trust for the
benefit Of Lucy Ann Convey and her children. ris:
The interest of said Lucy in the Chatticld ORE
Bed so called situated in sid Salisbury. being enc
fourth of all the rights which the late Lydia Keys
owned in said Ore Bed valued at about fifteen hun.
bred dollars.
That it would be for the interest Of said Lucy Ann
and her children, that said property be Sold and the
aoaiIs thereof INFESTED according to law-praying
kr liberty to sell said property fot the purpose
aforesaid a. per petition on file.
ordasd BE- this Court, That said Trustee give no.
tics Of the foregoing application, BY causing the
same to be published in q newspaper printed in
teh6ed County, three weeks successfully At least
six weeks before the hearing that said petition
will b heard ut the Probate Office in said District
On the first Monday in January, 1867, at 8 o'clock
A. n. ROBERT n. FULLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

4 Court OF Probate holden at Litchfeld. with
- in and tor she Dh sict Of Itchdeld on the 9th
day II December, AID 1856:
Pie.ent. CHARLES ADAMS. Esq. Judge.
On motion Of FREDERICK BuEL Administrator
on She Estatc II DAyiDF- MARSH late Of Itch
field within said dst,ict dcccA oil IAis Court doth
decree that six mouths be allowed &ad nited for the
creditors Of said e~tatc 70 exhibit their claims against
the same 70 the AdsninisteAt.x and sliserts that
public nicc b. given q, sis order by advertising in
y newspaper published In Ltchfeld. and by posting
copy thereof the public sign post in said town
VI Htchtcld. nearest tie rlnce where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record.
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
Ar
NlcNEf. q BRAMAftss,

q ECOND great arrival Of Fall and wintes oes6s.
- c,anpfisiug every variety ef domestic and Yss-
CT DRY GOODS. a K
Black and Fancy Dress Silks Lupsn's Fssnok
iins AL Wovl Del.incs Figured Cotton snd VIA
do. .gcaair; Deberges; Doinbshne1 AlApeecs4 !,
Black Silk veiyets for Capes Ladies' Cloths ecaso.
Prints, GingIlamS, &c - lirvsdcioths; Cassjmsfes
Black and Fancy Silk vestines: satfnetts 7wseb !:
W Unbleached do. White and cviored Flsnn>1s !;
ScYtch Drapers Linens White Snow Drop Covses:
Brown Linen Covers Ticks; Stripes; Dcnius !:
Crashes Carpet Yarn, &cs
Also Hosiery ana 0luve.' q every descripsioa
Bockings; 0ii-Cloths. &c.All Of which sxs ozsrsd
at the lowest market prices ......A (.
Ltchfeld, Nov. 10. 1866 A.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18
rhes Union White Lead Manlifa
-. >: turing Company,

No Is BCsIixc SLIP.. CoRSE. Fsoxr SrRxEr,
NE w = oRK.
1,HE attention Of Dealers and Consumers il call.
i ed 70 the well-knownss UxIoS'' brand Of White
Lead Orders, addressed above, promptly supplied
At the regular market prices
New York, Sept. 9Th, 1856. 6mo20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

.ss ~. y " os isssPs ,a.s,ap s y :. on
Clear Pork.
Moss Pork. -
Butts. humps, Necks, Sc, @
- Bccf-Haus, III pickle. also dried and smoked.
PORK Hams in pickle. also smoked.
Purk.shoulders in pickle, and smoked
L,rJ In Dbls. and Firkius.
several grades Of Mos Beef also, 100 Bbts. cieaf
ef all u which are ofrredhr sale ~ reasonable
terms - any othe. markets. Also 800 bbla Tripe
A c.mpaeee assortment o. dry aud picked fhh
va han..
Butter and Chscse during the wi.ter months.
MOORE JOHNSON 4 CO.,
6t-33 22l 4 223 Stste ST., Hartford, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

EXCHANGE PLACE


fHrIn 6Ilx GOODS and DELAINES. Stripes are
predominant and present great variety.
Tie Cloth. Tall.a and Manteiet supersede the
Shawl although Stella Shawls are much worn. ami
b. arr. Cloth cloaks TO be the rage the coming
winter. II
NxRlsors, both Plain and Plaid, continue TO BE-
worn to souac extent. We have great variety Of
Pads and all colors Of Plain. particularly the light
shades for children.
EnnaonxRIn are much worn, without any materi-
al change from the spring styles excepting the ma
,eral being thicker
TRlnniSGe-For Dresses, Ftinges take the lead.
and vary from one inch 70 II inches in width ;
For TALMAs and eloaKs, Velvets. Plush. and An
tiqaes Mbbona are most used. The styles ssiy from
last season, and are very pretty.
Z list of other Articles mot mentioncd, which
included in onr Dry Goods Department. arc too nu-
merous - embrace In this cfrculaT. We therefore
n.tify the public that q the LosG BRIcK 6TORE b
70 be found everything usually and many things not
usually kept by Dry Goods Dealers.
Our Prices guarsntce TO be - low as the lowest
add customers be assured shall not allow eur
selves to be undersold hy any House in the State.
!. BENEDICT q ScOvILL CO..
Waterbury, Sept 10th, 1885, Exchange Pi&e.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18

VI - e. ~ - aoxn1sF y ~ = - q
- ~ E1S15r 4rSfs1U WcSls = 8lSe1v 1 60
{ 514r ~ " - ~ O - XsVule - = =
- ~, f3e h tfiex 6 s &S1r elevcn kundxsd
2 m6m and nsvsr hiled excaCe = no c.. tbofh
eknn1er humax 4 He hos nUW 81 III pn6nenGfon evor
- kunaxed csrshtca1ss * ID valus, ~ within
1stonty Mills of Boston. ss
!. I've botk1ss = warranted 70 ears nuznfng segn
: nsuth. 3 a. 3 a.
One 70 thres bott1ss wiz cure the worst kind q
1tnpl4 N the fAcs.
I've or thrss bctt1es WIN c1ens H systsn a hiles
Two bottia = warranted - cure the worst cAnksr
- 3hs mouth ard stomach
- 1hres s0nse b0ee11 = yaxsaese9rlPcRe sne woss
: - - erykipeses. <.ss ssssss I.
ene ~ two bofeass - waffnnesd - esse ~ aumoE
- ths eyes. NJ
- I've bvttle. = wnrznnted g cur FuneaA6 g ne
- I'D baoeeh.s nlnG1g cle 49,. 3.
49, W., e - .,, SS.s'ss
co.ae VII .s esss 3 49, 3 g I.s skln.
ssAS 80 - 49,. . a - -
W. 49, 80 q, 1900. q - s. !. S.
s1g "a -.s 81 ss...s - - 49,
- "a "a q. ~ q $3.50, .,,,
-. 12 ~ 1870 sSsis mi 49, - ~ =
- Ss's.sS - - - g
;.l = II. 9 -.
esne1s -. - 49,.
y - -
e.s -. :. So. -. -. .,
49, - si ~ -. ~ II. -. ~ ::
ssssa - We "a -: - q :, -. ~, "a
,1 = ~ - ~ 49, ~ - -. - ~
-. <l 49, - 3 go TT -, 49,. s
ys.N 49, y1.'..s 49, - =. ~, 49,.
- =. :s; 49,. :. $50 = 49, "a.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-12-18
musical Carsi.

BIDWELL PECK. Teacher OF Vocal Mesis.
- Glasses taught in the towns In the vicinity q
Etchield. the coming Fall and Winter pxsticuIsx.
attention will DC given g the Elementary depsrsnsnt
Church Music. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired
All Letters addrcsed to me at Litchfcld viii ss>eivs
prompt attention. tts
Itchfeld, September LIST, 1866. MID
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n T BRALkORDS.-Moreo Of Il, and cheaper ghxn
~ at any other Establishment In the C0anty.--
Call and see.
Get. 8. 1855. It's
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70 Nsxvors SuyxEsEss- retired clergyman. ~.
.sssxd ~ health ID lew days after many years II
crest ucrvoux SUFFERING IL anxious a. make known
fhs insAns VI cure Will Asad rce) the prescription
uxxA. direct the Rev. JOHN n DAGNAIA, No 81
sRuitau street, DrvbkiTn. Mes Fssk lml9
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For sale.

For Sale.
,DsHE subscriber Offers for sale The Store sx6 Lek
IL at Bantam Falls, formerly known 81 NJ ntore
BE- sold cheap, for particulars apply 70 Seth Pend,
Bantam Falls.
6mo-23 - Nc g. D1LL1No8
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GO xfIE tiiri installsnen NJ Twenty Dollars per
j sfiiarc -su The CAPITAL Stock Of the Norfolk
Bank win he payable on SATURDAY the third day Of
'Janu,ry neat
aftsr Monfsy. the 6fth Il January. Oeicc over
sCurtisx q Cos Store
Fer order Of ibe Directors.
-zw-84 A. @. PEtTlBGNE Cashier
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Patent Sell. 81 arpenirg
~ NEE FEEAD.CUTTElsS,
BIZ THE GLOBE MANU-
FACrURING COMPANY.

TuNHESE are superior 10 all other Eeu-CNts1y now
IN MS, for strength. durability and simplicity.
being the only selfsharpening Hay. Straw and Cora
stalk Cutter now ,efure the Puhlie Il entirely OBJ
,sates all the objections made 10 other Cutters,
viz: number If knives TO grind and set. and the
great expense attending their repairs. This Cutter
mas only one stationary knife.
These Cutters have been thoroughly tested Tor The
past three years. and we confidently recommcnd
them to all in want of Feed Cutter Is superior 70
any now offered 70 the public:
3m25 h. TERRY s. LESTER, Agents.
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.AyANT ED tv hire for term II years, Eight
vVssHuudred Dollars, for which good security
win b gives sneacamhssed real estate Apply
a shis Once 6w'3l