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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tg HoOfand's German Bitters take the
lead EAroSros, Gno., July IA, 1895.
DEAR SIR Your German Bitters are taking the lead
all other medicines for chronic diseases &C., and SELL
ing rapidly Please send another box immediately
We shall be out before 1t arrives.
Truly yours, LYNCH a DAVIS.
Dr. Il. L. strohecker said
"MAcos, GEO, January !, 1851.
at happy to say that your German Btters gain
1 as great reputation think vii" in future sell very
w. Maxey 4 90. said:
"MosrcrLo GIo., October 9, 1859;
"Your Btters though entirely unknown before In this
county, have sold rapidly, and given satisaction"
Bee advertisement. june Tim
w william A. Bachelors Hair Dye
Gray, red rusty hair dyed instantly to beautiful and
natural brown black, without the least injury hair
skin. 9&
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded to VIII
liam A. Bachelor since 1882 and $4,000 applications
have been made to the hair Of his patrons Of his famous
dye Prejudice against dying the hair and whiskers is
just, would be against covering bald head with wig
william A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and warranted not to in
jure In the least, however long may be continued
Made sold applied 0n nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 23S, Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the and address upon steel plate
engraving on four sides Of each bottle, OF
oI WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
238 Broadway, New York.
The genuine sale by Charles stot, aud applied by
J. II. Gibbs, Wizards Hotel. apT-eod
80 Indigestion, Liver Complaints, and
their Cure-Holoways Pills quickly obnoxious
matter the blood and thoroughly cleanse and
vate the system These Pills certain remedy for dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
Sold at the manufactures No so, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. "a Strand London, and by all druggists, at
Is cents, 6aK cents, and 81 per box. july7
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.
The following are the drawn numbers Of the Pa
tapsco Institute Lottery, Class No. 1885, drawn July
4, 1856:
rs SO 40 IA II 90 rs "A 8s 20
The following are the drawn numbers of the Pa
iapsco Institute Lottery Class No. 1s6, drawn July
5, 1856.
So so 21 so, IL 1s Al so 40 43 90 10
The following are the drawn numbers Of the
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No. 20, drawn
July 8. 1856;
s rs 23 8 10 81 III 60 90 10 SO 46
| r. FRANCE 4 co.
| ID. II. McPuAn, Commissioner. JULY
YOUNG AMERICA ATTENTIONS
A meeting Of the FILL
A6DA MORE and DONEIIS0N ACT
I'VE ASSOCIATION win be
held on Monday evening next,
July Y, at 8 o'clock, in the Committee Room, Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard.
Every member Is requested 10 be present.
\ BY order; ID. McCATHRAN, President
r. B. FERGUSON, Secretary. july 5-2t
Ok TONS BAR, BAND, ROUND and
i ~ Square Iron now in store and for sale BY
1 ELVANS h THOMPS0S,
s2s Penn avenue, BET, 9th and 10th streets.
june 25-eo2w
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5a8 MARRIED,
In this city, on Sunday evening, the 29th ultimo
by the Rev. Mr.. Brown, of Georgetown, JOHN
HOOVER, Esq. to Mrs. SARAH FRANKLIN, both
of this city.
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SPLENDID ROOMS ON CAPITOL

SPLEND DID ROOMS ON CAPITOL
- Hill, in clearinghouse which has no supe-
ror location for summer in the city, having large,
airy, and commodious rooms, not near any other
building obstruction and being and north of
the east square of Capitol Park the southwestern
breezes which prevail purified by the foliage and
flowers, which absorb malaria.
No. 8s1, First street east, between and B.
July 7-St*
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MRS. M. e. HARVEY.
Successor to James F. Harvey, deceased,)
Undertaken,
No. 40, Sersnth street, bettoeen and H.
DEGS leave to inform the public that she has in
- her employ the same persons that were foi
merly In the establishment who are fully competent
to conduct the Undertaking Business and that every
attention will be given to calls, day or night, as here
tofore may 19--d8m
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1000 pr ires amounting to. $4,000
Whole Tickets $40 Halves rs, Quarters W 90.
These are the most popular Lotteries drawn, ms
every Prize must be drawn.
Order Tickets early.
Address T. H. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Baltimore, Maryland,
Authorized Agents for the Managers.
June 30-d&w
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FOR RENT.

ZANE of those Houses i'm the row of four,
" with mastic fronts, situated on Sixth street
west, near II street north. 1t contains seven
rooms, has cistern Of water in the yard and a pump
Of excellent drinking water in 'front.' The location Is
desirable, and the house will be let to a prompt
tenant at $3.50 per year.
Inquire of Jas. B. Phillips, on the premises.
iuly 7-6tx
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MOHAIR, MADRAS, AND SUMMER
STOCKS AND TIES.
n LII in want of these articles will please
n give us a call, and examine our assortment
Prices low for cash.
GEO. ii. b. WHITE Il CO.,
Gents Furnishing Store,
1872, Pa. av., bet 9th and 10th sts
July 7--3tcodif
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REMOVAL.
" o. HOOD wishes to inform his

!" o. HOOD wishes to inform his
IL friends and the public that he has re- {~S.
moved his stock of fine Watches, rich Jewelry "a
and Silver Wire, to the store formerly occu esssaA
pied by Mr.. Keyworth, No. 33S, Pennsylvania ave
nue., three doors above Ninth street, where he will
keep constantly on hand fine assortment of Gold
Jewelry, Watches of every description; also pure
Silver Ware of my own manufacture; together with
q great variety of other rich wares.
Having had a long experience in the New York
and Washington trade, | am prepared TO offer goods
at the lowest possible prices, at Wholesale or retail
Sign of the large Spread Eagle, E
iune eff No. 33S, Pennsylvania avenue.
MAYORS 0FFIcE
Washington. June l2, 1855.
NOTICE. = All persons having claims
IN against the Corporation of Washington Of any
kind except the funded, requested TO furnish a
statement Of their amount 10 this Office Immediately
june 10 w. b. MAGRUDER. Mayor.
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S5 REWARD.

~ Strayed away, on the 4th instant, n
~ Sorrel Mare, well made, seven years old, and
about fifteen hands high. Any person who shall
deliver her at Shreeve's Livery Stable on Seventh
street. between and Streets will receive the above
reward JAMES II. SHREEVE
july 73t*
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
SEPARATE or otherwise, eight small
- Frame Houses, opposite Northern Liberties
Market House, on X and Ninth streets west
Terms: $500 cash balance in one and two years.
Inquire on the premises of Henry Johnson
july 7--6txMW&F [Starl
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80 Indigestion, Liver Complaints, and
their Cure--Holloway's Pills quickly obnoxious
matter the blood, and thoroughly cleanse and
vate system These pills certain remedy for dis
eases Of the stomach and bowels.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane, New
York. and No. "a Strand London, and by all druggists, at
Is cents 6qk cents and 81 per box. july7
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IN she murder of Captain Bell, being hotly pursued
by officer Baggot and party Of police, marched
IN ttc Jail and surrendered himself He was taken
before Justice D. Smith, and, after hearing, COM
mitted.
William Sullivan, who is supposed 70 have In
flicted the blow which caused the death OF Bel,
was traced to his own house, where he was iound,
concealed in Closet and arrested by officer Reese,
assisted by the auxiliary guard Of the Third band
Fourth wards. Committed for trial
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
neimboId's Genuine Preparations. kELmBoLp's HicHLY CONCENTRATED
 C0MPUUND FLUID EXTRACT RUCHE,

For diseases ot ;he Biasl.ies and K Kidne,s, SC cfst d,sea. es, Structures, Wesknesscs and aII i diseases oi ihe sexuai "sga1s whether in male l or female, from wh lt"vcI cause they may have urigiasied. and co matter Of how iony standing 2 IT you have contracted inc terrible d,sca,s hich, when once seated in ,he system, al lesur.ly go down from one genera ion ,u ano,he, undermining the nsiauiien aud sappinx the very vital fluids oi life, do not trust yom,.eii in the hands of q"aeks. who start up every day |" city hke iI'is and fill The pagers with sia, ,ny ta'sehoods, to0 we'll calculated to dscs,ve the 3oang. a.d those not acquainted wi,h iheir tricks. You canno. be too careful n the scicc'ion oS a rr,n..iy in these ca ses.
 The Fluid Extract Euchu has been pronoun. csd by eminent physicians the greaiest remedy ever known IL t,s . medicine perfectly pleas. ani in it's tasie snd very Hn0ceni in it's acton, and yet sO thorough thai if aBr,h,laies ever, part,cle oi the rank and poisnnons v,rus of this dreadful diseasc-and, unlike other remedies, doe. noi dry up the disease in the blood.
 C"nsi'tniionai Debility, brouyh, on by self abuss. a most terrible disrase, which has brot ih"nsands tf the hnmaa race 70 unfisnrl, graves, ihus blasting Inc brilliant hopes of pareRis, and hl,shting in the bud the xlnriou. ambition "f many noble you,h, can he cured ''y this 'nfail'ble emeJy. And as medicine ~h,ch must benefit everyb"dy. from the sm.iy deiiea'e 10 the confsm.d snd despairing n val,d, no eqasi is so he fou:d act,ng boti, as a cure aad preventive. s r
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
NEW EA1x GOODS 1855 At the Bee.Hive. 1855

TUST received a splendid stock of staple O and fancy Dry Goods, consisting tn pan oi Br.sadcl,ths, Cassimere>. &c French Merinos and Cohurgs in chaice coloss, F.eneh and Am'n plain and iaacy Muslin Dslai"es: Dr"aiges: G,ng hams and fancy and mourning Prints, pla,d Merinos. gala Plaids and silk gala Plaids, black and pla,d and striped Dress Silks n r,ch patterns -Th,hrt, Cashmere and wool long and square Sha wls, woai. Sc: fannels, moreens. diapers hle ached and unbleached ShsetinRs and Shirt. ings, Ticks. Linens, Sc.
 Ready-nade Ciorhing-A large stock of coats, vests, pants, shir,s, meTino do and drawers, Sc. tlnsiery, gloves. etc in great va,iety. w"u,en yarn, carpet warp. cold and white cotton batts and waddine. Dress Trimmings-,he larets stock in ihe county; Shors-LadIes, misses a nd child's of all descriptions, patent rubber bo"ts and sh"e.; Fionr, geese feathers. groceries cr..ckrry, & :-all ot which have been sslec' ed with prea, ca,e, and will he offered for CASH produce or work at a small advance from cost
 Er Shirts gwen out 10 be made up in any quantity. Also. Insurance agent fur severa good companies. s. N. BRONSON.
 Litchfels Sept 25, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
HELnBoLD's FteHLI CoEcExraArEo Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIls,

Fer Pnr,is'ny The blood, Ie sowing ail disease ansing from ~xcess "f mercury, exposure an. 'mpruacace in iiie, chronic consiMui,onaI d,s. ease s,is'ng from m ,npnse siaie af the blood asd ihe only reliable and effecsaal kuo~ a remedy e.s tue ease sf 3erofa:a, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ulcerations of she Throat snd Legs, Pains end Swellings of the Bones,
 Iesier. Puppies on ,be Face, and all .csIy Esap,iuns of the Skin.
 f1is article is now prescribed by some of she ncsi distinguished phy scians in the conn. Try, and has proved nore efiicirni in practice than any pseparaiinn of Sarssparilla yet offered io the rvbiie. Several cases of aecondary Syphilis, 1ercurial and EcrafuIous diseases have entirely recovered ia the sncurat ie wssds of our pubisc iastHmisass which had f3s many y~ass resisisd every mode Of ireasment thai con'd be devised. These ease. furnish sssikins examples cf the salnfsfy rfIecis of shis med,. esoe m sr:es'ing some of the nnass inse,e, a.e diseases. sfies the glands were dsstro, "a .na the homes already affected.
 No1ieE Letters from ssspoosihle ny.~,; e,ans ard professors of several MediesI coI. irg~s. and certificates of cares f,cm n.,,en,. n'i !. ne'nnna sceompanSing both pseparaiic ns.
 ess..osesp, @ 2 per bottle. es sbo,,Is. for e ss:s, sas.. n .s,,rsax'h is sae gallon ef syrsp q ' Prepared saA seld by H. T. T.HELMBoLD. Gnemssa. 363 Chesinui Street, near tho Girsrd n"uss. PhiIadeIphis; and ie bs had q drug sis!s 2 sd dealers every sheFs. l All Isifsss directed fo fSs Prcpristos CT AEent receive iamsdisas afssnfion.
 Iss ssb hg \ c SMITH, LitekkHs
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

DsNs,ry ov DisSsa.sr SsAs -Surpris has been .Spsssse.i ,hat vrsse,s which go d. rect io Ssvssi"pol 'ake . s,"siler csry, than if they were o"ly [" < [" Co"sianl,""pic. ., that they d,'ni"ish 'hei' ca.g" m The la',., port hs tos1 en'sri. z ihs Black Sea. The reason ,s sh,s: - he density q: the water "' different seas is m",e of less considerable, and the vessels winch sail "n ,hem nk ,n the V a'es moro nr less, according io ihH de". si'y The drnesy asises from the quaai,iy nf salt c.,tamsd m tho water, and c.,a .s. qura,ly. the sai,es ,hs sea is iha :sss ,h. Yes. ssl saisfs tt. A. eo. the ma.s sail sa vssse, rarri's, ,hr deeper she prns,sates the a'c,, it f'll,ws tha, tue more the SatnP ,s sah the greater Is ,hs qa<","y of ssd that can be estred. Now the Black sea hesng s,x ee . tunes less sah ihaa ihs Mcdtarraaeaa, a ve. eel ~heh is.v.'s Taslaa Gor .Marsailies l;, Sevss. obol mast take smaller cargo tha, that ssh,ch onfy s.es io Coas,an,,a..ple, an. . si'll s"sasirs sWe u is tc enter the Sea o AS,.G ~h ch is r,shic-n t,m.s iesa sal, than the Mediterranean. |, n known ,ha, ,h. Mediterranean U quite as sali as ,hs Allan tic, once more that the Ads,atic, five ,i.a, m"ss ,hsa ahc Cs-p'aa Sea. twelve tunes nor, than the t"n,an sea, and s-srn'ee. t,.,. , more than the Sea .f Ma msnsa. Tn. Dra. Sea con ans ,nase sslt than any other .ea il is sss. rtsd that two iaas of as water y,cl, SS9 lbs. ef sss and msgnes,a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
cess,ng = n s,.s yver,a.

Thsfe are many different ways If getting on in 'h~ world, says kuawiny one ti dpes not always ,a~as ssak'ag great deal efsao- es, ns bssnx ys~af '.ss G.vp.ople l.. t.nk at ~n' wander. Lt,as,ns if : had n. .bii far . gn'd one. ss Ee,.1g ". in The void l. be clran and f,dy. Ipssead sf dirv and d,sss.ieriy. is getting "n; to he carsfa' and sasi,g. in- sieai af shsugh:iess and wAsiefnl. is gssfiny on; io be srssvs asj mdnssrioas. sasiead oi idle and lsss. l. getting on to he kind sad f,sbesfIng. instead q sn naiused anh iar. Yelsn.oe. is getting n in w"rs as I lis-aily in the asier'S absrac.. As n nss psessssc ss getting 0a n shsssg, wh-a ws sec aas a,e ps.rrrIy Asss"s V. ], his disses, p.rscv-r.ay th,.mgi, difficulties, s0 ssss sach kss.via.ise ss shaH be of u.s 10 himself ana ,n o.h-rs. .f..iag god rxsa,pfe io b,s relatives and acqua usaac~s, we may he safe hc ,s getting ai,ag n the ~,d.. Money is . very v.efai article n iss wav. but ". hope to show ti.a' d is pssssib'- 'o gc' on with hc' snllI 'neaas for i- a mistake [. suppose that we 'nu. u.i wa" far < g,,d .leJ .f money before v. can d" anything. P.rs~vers0se is nien ns,.es ihan full ppr<e. There ,s mnf. help n,- wa'ds getting or than is c.n,nnniy snpp.,.-d. Many people lag nsh;nd os mics the way al- together. bscamse they ds na see the si.npl
 and ahn.dani Hcans which snrr,nnd th.m an sil sides; and q so happens ihai these me .n. are ads which cannot he boHghi win ,n -rn.y
 Th0ss who wish Q gst 1p In iss v 'rl 'nn- hay. . s'ork of pa',snc- and s'.fsrvsraac... "' h"psfni confidence. willingness io learn. and d,sc.sri .n rot e.s,ls cast down by d.rk d'fic"l,'es and appointments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
The Fall Campaign!

TDssfE subscribers having been in the u bHssness s4 selling G0sxs m Wolcosss.lle sssne eight m-,nfhs, and having received ssch literal patronage iGUm our iTiends in thas ! nd prove lne opportunity through lhe ciFcuiation
 of the LitcAheid EnQuirer.) o thank al. ot Ihose who have % libeTslly pafroRzed this est siabilsl- mens-and we would here stste that We have
 not been un,u.mdtHl 0f the future inssfesisof our
 custo,nerss Esr the last ihsse monsls Mir. N,
 Berry. one of ahe partners, resldlDx in New York,
 has aade u his business 70 select from tune 10 rime such gosds as be c.suM pufctase at auctions al ysry low rates; ii,e larger part ef our stock
 winch we shall offer to our customer rs Ihls fall ~as purchased previous f0 the rIse in Roods.-
 There ,s so dispu,ng she faci tisai our facilities
 for purchssin. goods eliahfe us 10 sell nf the same qualities in our Dry Goods department al
 prices rom 10 10 l5 per cent lees Ina any at 1 merchant in the caunfy can afford them We have just received and they are now offered for inspection the following g,sods:
 Brown asd DteRched Sheetinss. I do do do do very a-avy. sl-2 do
 cases more .f those fine bieaehed' do Dress Goods. Tn this department we shall pect to sell every
 person wi" cas up U us. having i"'agh, of every styi. Dress Goods "ffered in ihe market. casn-
 p.ised of siriued plaid Brocade and plain colored Merinaes. all wool NJ Deia,nes of every color, 25 pc C.burgs beautiful coors, at tie i,w pr,ee of 25 cents per yard, 10 ps Gala Plaiis, 5 ps
 6prrs Flannel. B ps striped and plaid Muslin Deanes, 70OO yards Pr,nts from l>2 to l2 i.2 cts per yard
 Ready-Made Clothing. In this depai tmant we boldly make the s,a:e-
 nent wiihoa any fear of contradiction that Ne ! have ihe largest and best assortment in the Ca. consisting of every sariety of men's and boy s wes:.
 Groceries.
 Having purchased these G.eds in Jnly and August, we are now furnishing them tn our cas- toners al the same prices that the Goods are 1 worth al wholesale in New York.
 l We would say 10 all pers"ns residing ont oi 1 town. who intend visiting this place to make 1 their Fall a,c.ase-ihat liberal discount will
 be made 10 ,hem. Also, ,ha, they will be sure
 to find every thing on their memorandum ai our Si"ye. N & E. A. BERRY. woico,tville. Oct. ls.. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Lttchaeid Flat Ea,,por5,.,,.
nsHE Citizens of Li,ch6eld coun,y ar,

VIE Citizens of Liichieid County are
 n invited rall oa the subscfiher, N h., keeps constantly oa hana . large assor, ment oi liars ma CAPs ot every varets aud Sash,on. The subscriber having made compl <. .a arranseme n,s with Ihe nes, and mus, Ia asi,oaahe h.suses in New Y"k city fT supply "f Ia,s aud Caps prepared [" ,nrn,sh N"h who may give h,m . call wita articles in his line sha, csnua fail ,o su't. aud al prices as cheap as they can be bought in any place in the United States. tie has on haad Silk and Fur Hats, White Beaver Snmmer Hais oi Ssain's and Kaax's manuIac. 'are; als" . large assortment of Fa.cy Hat. of every descr,p,hn. tie devotes hi. who'e at,en- .'on to this particular i,ae af hasine ss--a Id hereby tenders his public ackno~ led xmenss to his pnsrnns fnr their generous support, and humhly asks tor continuance of the sa me Sure ,n West Street. : doers yves, at the Court House. HIRAM JAcESON
 Lnch6eld. April s3d, Is55
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wsl.V'TEK CLOTAS.O'G.

CONSISTING Of Mantle, W ooi snd V Brocha StiAWLS Highland P.s,ds, Pia,a .isrin"s, Cola French Mer,nus, Aesiuo Col'a ''aramettas. all Wo"i Deiai,es. Fla, cy Cuiorcd ).iainss. Linsrys aud Cal,cues, wiih Be aver .toihs, Bruadcl..,hs, Cass,inerA Sh-tps Gray sat,,netts, I N ceds also. Ready Nude Cio,ki.g ons,s,,ng of Beaver, Lion sk,n. f-t~rsha,a, .nd iiroadclpth Overcoats. Heavy Wool and taacy Vests i; Cass,n,ere aud Sa,ilne,t Pants, 10th Faaey and Black. Heavy Wool Shirts Md Drawers, Red, Blue and Green Tw,iied Vuol Flannsis, Plain Wool and ps met do '. 'al'sburv d.s. Cation dn. Heavy Rtu~ She ct. ngs aud Shirines. Real Buck Ma,rn. and $ "is, Rubber Over Shoes and B.msr, ,iasi ups n. ag a, the Old Stand uf A. C. Bra ford. Nul. ,ottv,Ile, where all kisds of Gsods ase sol.i cheaper than al any orl~r Store in tie cannty.
 A. G. BRADEOkD.
 Wolcottville, Nov. l, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
rux MssemAsrs clr.x AND I'll. p.ew

Tug MxReHAsrs CLEax AND THE PLow. soS.-- chs youax maa w,su t'.vc> the farm. field f0r the W.errhsn,'s herk cr tho law err. cr d"ci"S's office. thinking so disn,fy or en. nabls h's to.l. makcs sad m,s,ak-. H1 pas e. by that s,~p, tfo." i0 icpenda'.ce 10 va.sai sgs. he hasless . na,esal tar an artificial pursuis. and he wast bs the siavs of the cap rice .f 'easiosners and ths ch'cans of ,raa-, either n sapposs himself or ts acquse Cor,un-. The more artificial man's pursaa. ,h. more debasinx ,s M morally and phys,caily. To test V, cont, ast ,hc merchants clerk w.sh the pl"wbo.. Th~ farmrr may have shs most ex'w,"s pol,sh, but the latter, under h,s ron.h ou, sisa~. 2osses.es the tr-e s,am,na. He ,s the fss~ss. ttAnkrr, hsrp'cs, and E..hl.s msn. Would that young men might judge of ,he dignity of lab~ by as asst s:ness and manl.- ness. rather ihsa hy The saprviic,ai gloss~s wesrss Therefore ws nceee se . maa's mobility h h,s k:d gloves aud 10 let aa.sn- n'sass, hot ia shas sincw srm who.e outline, brn~nsd byshs ~an. h-sskra hsrdy, h,ae.s tail. aadF whose fums ss or msci,s nic's vest siaglisss heart may beat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
New and Attractive at A. .. RALDW1NsS

' nAVE again iafgei, rsplesish.d my s,oc, . ot Js strs ~uh New Fsh Styles, dirsef iron the aaas gfactsrers. the sehy secui.ns threef.is advan'see oi hu, ,nx chespr. ot k,owihs wha stytes-wh'c 'sssk the pn mum at eur tat. County Far coys,s,ing of E Wafcses, Jeweiry, and Fancy Goods.
 Ladies Mosaic Breast Pins. Bor and Glass PINS. Tsist and BraneA in fact every vare,y of fashionable Pins (,.,
 Ladies and Gent s,Hen. Also. ..
 GDlD LCCKETs.
 snd Silver Holders, WATCH CHAINS. HOOKS, SNAPS.
 SLIDES.
 BRAOELETs, Seals and Buckles, Cuff Pins, Ear Rings and Chains. THIMBLE& COLD AND SILvER
 EpECTACLES.
 GOLD AND SILVER SCOTCH
 PEBBLES. a~ S;iser snd Pioaed Spoons. Forks.
 Butter Eaives. Sewirs Birds.
 WilA dosbis and siayls Cashions. Sswiss DeSs. caaaries. Psteni 7sps Arsssrss , 4 fali sssoumsnf of Pencil Leads Of The 6r., sAk,v. Al .i ihe sbavs will he ss.ld chea ts CAs1 Qsiek sals. snd smam prsiiss is u,s Eaosio. Come add try me aad jades tor yeur. t..tiruisr asseniion paid to repairing Marches and Jewrlsy. A. S. HAI-nWiM Lisch6sld, Oc,. 9Sd. lsSs. se
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

suceEs..--No man with the ieast black indifferent to s"ccesa, but the g'apd din," fn" b.awsrn men hss ,n iI,- iac'. ,t,a, the Q class place s"ccs-', .n "rl. in exssrnai ihi"g. ana the .dhes makra , chisf ..s d ta res. in character. All .uccsss |. f.l.s and q w.. thy "f ihs p"rsum q m snly sffst 'ha' ,"v .iv the desrs"a'"'" of chrsc'er -shs yi..li,u up of fR"st pr'oc'p 6 and mercantile rccii.ua. Tue ', a"dsst succ ss ,s where the maa pa.. ses 'hr""gh tue emergencies of bus'ness l,' wiihou' sacr6cs "f h'"or, man'i~s'i, plac,n t,s chief g"od ,n s,sinisss"ess of soul. Sm' msn ,s hio M,l,oa sm,iny quietly in ,h. clnss Of tie sumner dav ai ihs door oi |, humble collage, in contract wnh Charles H.. Sec"D0, ~nh wlnan such sac iiicns i"r hu,na.. i'y as ,i'r Y'sai p ct hal mads wee ,nys'.'. r. The advsssi'y of .hs ons was he,,-r ,ha, the prospe " of the other. And ~herrvr, our lot may hs esst, ihs saccess to be a,,ns, for is that which best bu,ids tho man up. whatever else may fall.