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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

QUEER PRocEEmSes.-Thc Bridgeport Stan dard gives long account of queer sort of riot at Southport, (Fairfeld.) some time last week. It says an old gentleman was married to young wife some ten or twelve years ago.
 and the worthy couple were supported by the old gentleman's sons of New York It seems that the parties had become mutually dissatis- fed, and the sons complained that their father, Ia man of 74 years, was very much neglected by their step-mosher So they resolved to take him to sheir own homes, but while in the house making this arrangement, the lady took occa- sion to show herself at the front-chamber win dow in dishabille, representing that she had been stripped, &c. Sc. Ofcourse the popalace were exeited-shey collected in scores around the house with hoesiDgs and threatening lan- guage. The young men requested the mob to appoint a committe from their own number to investigate the matter-they did so, and aL though they could not find any occasion for mob and so reported to the rioters, all would would not satisfy. The mob spirit was up and must be gratifed boys from 60 down to 16 assembled around the house on Thursday even- ing, pelting the house with stones, and pelting with eggs through the streets lady connected wlh the family, and making night hideeus with their hezns, tin pans, &c. .szs e
 As no officers could be obtained in South port, the young men sent to Bridgeport for as sistance, and two officers went over, arrested several of the rioters, and took them to Fair field village for trial, followed by large crowd of spectators but, for some reason no trial could be had there and the men were discharged. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

GosHEN.-Through long series of years this was the Banner Town" of Litchfeld County in every important political contest Whatever other towns might do Goshen never proved rccreant, but might always be counted upon for 100 to l5o Whig majority! For two or three years past, however our friends have permitted matters of purely personal or local nature to divide them and thus in great measure neutralize their influence. We sincere ly hope the importance of the present crisis will be sufficient inducemept for them to forget their differences for the time being, and use their hearty and aaitei efforts to secure the election of an ant-Nebraska Senator, and two Representatives of the right stripe We hope this Spring to record an oldtashioned I1otory in Goshen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

LxPEssfvE.--A Yankee Captain, bound for Liverpool, whose wife died on the passage, em- balmed the body in the oil of cinnamon found among the cargo. He was rather astenished on his arrival at port to find that the oil he had used was worth $450O. He could not pay the bill and was thrown into prison, but he was ul- tlmately released through the influence of Bar ing Brothers, and will have an idea hereafter of the essential oils. , s- L
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
nss> The English Rarnne Resnlnte nie

Da~ The English Barque Resolute, picked up in the Arctic sea by New London whal. ing vessel still remans in possession of their. New London Custom House officers, awaiting the action of the Br tish Government. A great many visitors daily board her. and some uu. scrupulously curious persons have made free with the liquors, books and curiosities left on board, so that the officers having her in charge have been obliged to shut down on a free and unrestrained circuit of the ship
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

DAMAGE BY DoGs-Two COWS belonging to Solomon Marsh of this town Were attacked by dogs one night last week, and one of them kill ed and partly esten on the spot, and the other so badly injured that it died soon after.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

na- A woman named Ward, residing near Brdgewater, Madison County, N. Y. murdered her four children, by cutting their throats with an ax, on Sunday. She then made an unsuc- cessfn attempt to cut her own throat The cause of the act is said to be the neglect and brutality of her husband.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

UNIoN.--The different branches of the oppo- stion have commenced their local nominations arght, by uniting upon candidates for Senator in all the Districts where any action has been had. In the Sd, 4th, 5th, 7th, 10th, 18th, 14th, and 2Ist, the candidates are the same by the formal action of conventions, and in no district yet has there been any separate nominations. We hope the same wise policy will prevail in the remaining districts, and thus secure the Senate beyond a peradventure The Democrats truly say the next week will decide the election. If the opposition allows themselves to be divi- ded the Administration carries the State. If we are united We sweep it as thoroughly as any of us could desire. UNION, HARMONY, and Er- FORT, are the watch words
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

NEW HARTFORD MEN IN THE WEST. It is a fact worthy of note, that at the recent Charter Election in Chicago, city yet not twemty-cne years of age, but with population of more than 9O,00o, the two opposing Candidates for mayor were originally from New Hartford ill this County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
AMERICAN NOMINATIONS.

FOR GOVERNOR, WILLIAM T. MINOR, of Stamford. FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR, ALBERT DAY, of Hartford.
 FOR TREASURER, FREDERICK r. COZ, of West Killingly.
 FOR SECRETARY NEHEMIAH D. SHERRY, of New Haven. FOR CONTROLLER, EDWARD PRENTIS, of New London.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

RO~ Geo. A. Hickox was nominated by the Democrats of this town last week as their can d.date for Judge of Probate
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

PERTINENT QUESTIONS ask voters to answer these questions and then act as con, science and duty prompts them:
 Win not vote for Democratic candidate help re-elect Isaac Toucey to the United States Senate
 Will not vote fer Democratic candidate be an endorsement of the course of Franklin Pierce
 Will not vote for Democratic candidate help to strengthen and rivet the claims of for eign Despotism and Popish influence?
 Will not vote for Democratic candidate encourage the commission of indignities and outrages upon our own citizens in Kansas
 Will not vote for Democratic candidate be in direct opposition to the fundamental prin- ciples of our government?
 Will you not have occasion to regret it. if you should cast such vote
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
For Sanators

For 3enators District No. l-CnARLEs T. HILLrER, Hartford .. :. 6-FpwARp k. LASDoN. Guilfrd :. .. 9-WiLLIAM TEACHER, Montville .. l0-JnHS GOULD, Fairfield. .. .. l3--JouH GALLUP. 2d, Brooklyn. .. .. l4-CHARLKs MArHEwsoS, Pomfrct. .. .. 15-GrDEaN H. HoLLIsrER. Litchtield. .. .. 17-SAMUEL D. NoRruwAY Norfolk
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

OFFICE SEEKING.-A Canada paper illus trates the error of office seeking, by quoting an instance of decent, quiet'neighbor, who sold out his landed property for 43oO, and started for Montreal to solicit an office promised him, After the expiration of a vexatious delay of six months, he received the situation and occupied it two years. His salary was adequate merely for his support, and the original purchase money of his farm had to be expended to cover the wants of his family and now he discovers him self to be an object of charity As strong contrast, the farm he disposed of, by the nat ural course of commercial event, has so risen in value that but few days ago, it was sold for sum amounting to that of his salary during fifteen years. There is pointed moral in this salutary lesson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

The Guatemala Government has purchased some vessels with the intention of keeping an armed force in her harbors. She is increasing and drilling her army, and sparing no pains to place herself in position to sustain the Gen. tral American treaty. ..s#-
 The French frigate FAm5uscade had reached Punta Arenas, with strict orders to put down any fillibuster expedition she might fall in with on the high seas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

 frum Central America.

Gen. Walker the fllibaster. is carrying on e high hstroke of business ia Central America At ths last accounts he had aunulled the char teF of Nicaragua Transit Company and given .their trade to another company. This and other high handed acts 50 incensed the Cen tral American States that Guatemala, San Salvador, Honduras. and Nicaragua have cele- -brsted 3 treaty, offensive and defensire, against the Nicaragua Walker Government uate- mala with three thousand men now in march ing order San Salvador with two thousand, and Costa Rica with fifteen hundred.
 A strong force has been raised in Honduras with the intention of marching against Ora
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
'T5e &itf5fflo Gllqautr.

1dtchasla Com, Thrsday. x.roh avsA 1ess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27
Election Monday, April 7th.


 Election Monday, April 7th. REPUBLICAN, NoMINATToHa, F FOR GOVERNOR, GIDEON WELLES, of Hartford. FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR, HENRY B. HARRISON, of New Haven. FOR sEoREranY, JOHN. BOYD, Of Winsted
 FOR TREASURER, JOSEPH B. GAY, of Thompson.
 FOR CONTROLLER JOHN T. ADAMS, of Norwich. WHIG NOMINATIONS.
 FOR GOVERNOR, JOHN A. ROCKWELL. of Norwich. FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR, JOSIAH II. CARTER, of Eorwalk.
 FOR SECRETARY J. HAMMOND TRUMBULL, of Hartford. FOR TREASURER, STEPHEN D. PARDEE, of New Haven. FOR CONTROLLER, ALBERT \. BALDWIN, of New Milford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-27

A REMlNIscENcE.--The Palladium says a Captain of one of our steamships, in conversa- ton with gentleman d short time since, on an outward passage, related the following circum- stances. Many years ago, a fisherman, from New Brunswick, Was blown out at sea several hundred miles in his little vessel After the gale subslded he was preparing to return when he discovered rock projecting few feet out oi the ocean. He had no instruments with him, but took such observations as he could, and calculated the sea was at high tide. On his return home he told the story to the authorities ot his native place, and such was his earnestness Mat they fitted out government vessel and sent 1t. with him on board to fad it. They crulsed about some time, but without success
 A few years ago, when Capt. Eldridge present Commander Of tue missing steamer Pacific, was m command of packat ship, one night they We're driving along, all sails set. Suddenly the ship struck something. thu;nped heavily and passed oa. The officers supposed they had en- to,ascertain what the obstacle was. On arriv- ing at New York the ship was hauled up in dry dock, for repairs. It was then foand that her copper sheathing was torn of from stem to stern, and pieces of rock Were found embedded in the ships bottom. The hSherman's story then ex- pernentaly wore an air Of truthfaIness but nothing further has been aseertained.. May not the possibility of ledge os rocks in the Atlan- t.c, across tie track oi oag oeeap steamers, ac- count for the probable fate Of some of the many ships that never rsschsd their destined port !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
Ottalua free Gra0er.
Literary Association.

On Tuesday night last this Association
met and elected the following named officers
PresdoI.t, Geo. ". Grow;
Zee PsesilS5.t, Dr. {. Hard;
.Sc-re,rry, DR.. j. O. Harris;
Treasurer, Geo. s. Stebbins;
LibrariGn, DIR. j. o. Harris;
Trustees, T. Reed, T. Hampton, and Geo.
5. Stcbbin..
!s'anding Conlmittees-(arpointed by the
PresidentJ
Leciues-Dr. C. Hard, II. T.. Grow, anu
j. Il. Rice.
looms and F1rt"res-P Russell, j. G.
Stone, and f.. y. Mullett.
Hogs and Neans-Dr 5. Stout, VIM Os-
man. and Dr. r. VI. McAithur.
LDrary-T. Reed, y. Perley, and p.
Russell.
Newspapers and TeTi01icals-Gco 5. Steb-
bins, +. Hampton, and =. X. Leland.
The following question was selected for
discussion at the next meeting, on Tuesday
evening next, viz:
Resoire,I, That the principles and measures
OF the Democratic party favor the extension
of slavery.
Ladies and gentlemen arc invited to
attend
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c. ". REYNOLDS, Seer, tary.

IiuESE TEGEF SUCT-hGrr-r Or TIE y
s1urIICE-ihr citizens Of tins and adjoining,
counties have suffered severely, for several
wears past, IA ON the Gcprcda!ons OF 4 band
OF horse thieves, WHO were supposed to
have their head quarters near Beaver Lake,
in Jasper County, Indiana. \ few days
since a farmer living near Newport, NerIni-
SION county, Indiana, had a horse stolen,
and L warrant was issued, and several men
started in pursuit OF the thif. lie was
traced 10 the vicinity Of Beaver Lake, and
IN Saturday last nc and the horse were rorEd
at the house of man named Shc!!cr. The
thief ; name was Cook, alas kdly. Cook
tried 10 escape, aud was followed by his
rurSuers on horseback lie attempted 20
cross n deep ditch, which, if he had sue
ccejcd, would have accd him in compare
tive safety; but while he was endcayOrin-
t. gain the top OF the opposite bank, one OF
the hcrSemcn, n Mr.. Lucky, commanded
liirl to stop, and not needing the command,
Mr l.. fired at him, and the shot proved ia
fal. We are informed that he Was taken to
MoIncnce and buried. On examination,
notes to the amount of six or seven hundred
dollars. given to \. +. Clark, were found
on his person, besides considerable jcwelry,
.sc Shelter. who was harboring Cook, Was
arrested and taken TO kansclaer, Ind
HUiukte Dan.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
County Agricultural Eair.

We hope these piping times in politics
will rot interfere with our approaching
County Fair, which Is TO bc held at the Fair
grounds on Wednesday and Thursday, the
2ith and 5jtF. OF the present month. We
understand the arrangements at the grounds
are Of the most satisfactory nature, and that
the exhibition promises 10 be far in advance
of either of the other that have proceeded
IL. The premium list amounts toaJout 500,
which of itself should be sufficient induce
mont for our .arn.,rs and artizans 10 bring
forward freely their choicest PROJECTIONS.
We hope to see general turnout. and such
n demonstration as vii! tell in time to come
on the prosperity and usefulness Of this
praisy worthy institution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

a TERRIBLE SnIEE.-The abolition papers
OF Chicago have given notice that the Rev
erend \. l.. Brooks, pastor of the Third
Prcsby terrain Church, will re-delivcr his
Fremont sermon, on Sunday evening at
Metropolitan Hall. These papers with
singular aiIectation Of proPriety omit to add
that the sermon is to be delivered before the
Fremont Club. Lombard will also We pre-
sumo be there, and sing 81 bet my money
on the bob tailed nag" and other choice
melodies, Elder Broas sustaining him.
Ciiropo Times
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

fAE PESnAsrs.-Far-r;ng are worn by
all nations. IN the East indies obey are
made In" size of>auc-rS, and are generally
al gold and valuable jewels. In order 10
admit this immense earring, an inciSion
- made through the ear, and and 4 lilament
formed of cocoanut leaves tightly around
Is thrust in the opening. This iilament
Is constantly enlarged, till il has wreuched
the oriiice two inches in diameter. and the
perfection required being then obtained, the
wound is then allowed to heal, and the ear
laden with every Kind of ornament. The
car of lady belonging TO civilized christen-
dom would be looked upon with contempt
by these eastern fashionables OF both sexes
for men as well as women. wear the ear
loaded with coin, jewelry or anything orlia-
mental that they can procure; but among
the l0JIeses are allowed the high priye!edsc
oi having Indian articals o.i.ice through the
ear more than three inches in diameter
while the lower orders are restricted 10 that
size.
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sp.'. HDr>s.-> f.st:i;,ga Rect PHI.
lIN lLiNA III III 100
-No f,a,Hy sdonii be ,-Hhout Ncu m III
h0Hse d,y.

70 Ermiy shoHii be ,sHhout hc.u in tie
hD"se u d.ty.
TITS ~ ESTABLISHED FiCT that ali d>6ss,, spring
uu- source. y unr y :-uinIr,Iy hlJu,i
ggI,...rr -.-lh health and life depend upon ri.,
,Ifi iafi Wien the various passages b,-,,ig lo,s,I
ana a., not act T.. perfect harmony via, th different
functions OF iie i-1 e blood "scS IL action. becomes
thick corrupted and Diseased !u> CaisIu. all pns,
sickness and i--res 81 every na"r our strength i eN-
Ia.ci, hc1t we are deprived 81, and II mature !
not gs--tcd VA throwing of tie stagtani hInr- the
LIn- viii become clicked aud cease ta act, aud thus cur
light az life Yill forever De blown out. How Important
;,.u that should Keep Tire various passages OF te DO
d. free l.,I Open. ind liz. tissaii IL ia thai Nc have
il ii olr power pat medicine ia tOaT reach namely.
Norses Indian Root Pills. manufactured from plants AMI
root. shici, grow around the uHtan"Gs c!ia- Ia Ma
,irt'. garden the health ani rrehysry Of diseased
man One tn, Foot> from which these Pills made
Su'l.Tc. which opens ile pores OF t!r skin ami 49,
st Sstare in troSinE out the finer part. al i'e cor
ruiiun within. The second l. plant winch !, EAlcCtc-
That opens and unclygs the passage 7" the iiigs
and thus. in soothing manner. performs lis duty lay
throwing OF phc n and other hunior> from the lungs by
c"i'us sIititnp tbs third i iureiie. which gives
e'-- a''d io'''e SiTeug'! the kidneys: thus
tSS-, i's ,'rs~ large ;uonts q" iu.juriiy fran the
"Hn! WHICH J. ieu thrown "u beautifully ~ the urinl
y OF "sit'i ss~s- and GiiCii Cou.i been d..
charged in any other way Pin. turth i II C,tItrtic
and accompanies the other properties Of Sic pills while
engage! ~ ii yiiS the blood the particles Of
rnp1ritS Ni eai"t pas 10 the other outlets are thus
taken tp and conveyed OF in great qaI.ti,ies by the
bnEs,s-
PROV, the above, it i .iown that Dr. Morse. Indian
Pas not only enter The Stomach but become, united
With the blood cor iey iId way 10 every ,,,r. -
completely rst rt api cleanse the system frin aiI ,
,,,ry ard the lie ~ the body, uhiei, i a.. Iic ~
,,i, i. driven :e system, Tor they caurct r,
sIi-I. tl.e ba.ly ber0n'e- 80 pure and clear
For sale ~ every Respectable druggist ia Illinois
p,ar'I ti.e q box without it IL IN bi"e wrapper.
Get Life Of Dr. Morse, at all the prus Store and
caution la tbs payer y y nh'iL y W,
auyo Scie Proprietor, AeW Iorf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

81 4 meeting Of the DeE,orats Of South
ottawa, persiastzo notice, OF Sept lith,
sssG- : Crook, E,q-, was appointed pres
iicnt, and {. ". Reynolds secretary.
The object Of the meeting wa t'ie:y
stated, w; 70 form democratic c!ah tor
the town Of South OTTAWA
John I!isc j. NJ. CIall, ~ II. ". Cusl,
man. c. ". Armstrong, L. StalIcn and
,ynl. E;cddicl were called, and in = spirited
and convincing maHacr spoke Cor the Dc
mocracy.
Moved by George iii that the club lie
styled the Democratic 10y Stone C!u5 Of
South Ottawa, which was adopted.
Moved to adjourn until Thursday night
the ISth-carred.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13
CHICAGO MARKET.
CHICAGO, Sept. II, 1856

CHICAGO, sept IL, 1896.
ULcat-IIclders rather irmer in their
views. but buyers slow and not much doing
Sales limited at 96c for parcels in store, and
and 80 bushels do for special purpose at
gGc. Holders generally ask 800 for round
lots on board, hut buyers are scarce at 9oc
Winter nominal at $l.I0aI12 in store for
VI. Rel, and SI2ja2,2G DO Tor 10.
White.
CoEH-Stcady as last quoted. Market
rather inactive. Sales 1900 bush on
bcarda; 40c-i 800 bus atioat ut Zoe and
10000 bush on board at Ilc-IJ, coo bush
els deliverable ON board in all this month
on private Trims.
TotOtoc .--Rat!er dull at J0.ejGc.
Lord- No. in good demand at l2ca13.
f"ilon-Firrn at ] lie per 10.
T"tter--In good demand at l4a17c.
Eggs-Selling at 12c.
GrG.s Sr,fs-Timothy S2.5oa2.G2. Clover
$G.50a1.OU.
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s.~g.,.sS
Carriage 2eposIiorY.

u 1919 ~ I'Jf IL. Gs,i Ian.
49, f,r the sac "i their ,trr;a-e- M ,r 'i.y
go of ottawa. Ill, beg TO .uf"rn tie citizen,
"a SAFE and al Glazing C4Gnt--, a4a The leHl- II the
Wei ry. ;l.tt .hry have hand ai rr,rt
frprt tI.,4r MA>rVAETui.N ~ CONNECTICUT = good
assortment vi t.rlr-,-. consisting part ui E'H-'-
style. 'H- .rri iils &c- made from the
yiaf...', ana 30 uyt aud Workman se manner, e-h
El De sold uu reasonable terms Dealers and al wishing
purchase Ul find ji So tl-i- advantage 70 can and
r.ae stock i-f,-. purchasing elsewhere. From
..r- o. r g.-,a . i, lisrtrEe 90 Gt~Eis-, ..s
'.ii .ul'..- give tI-..- ~-t!-f.,i aa. AZ N'..
warranted.
w have also connected with Repository shop for
doing ui kinds 81 repairing, which VII! D.; done short
i,,aUd IA the hest manner.
s."rc lea doors W.si OF tiie p o. on Main street
For reference, enquire of AEIUCE LyEwo-I, E.,i.
Jun Ifl,> II. ". JONES, .ig,uf.
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- l.
\ STATEMENT FROM Or. MORSE.
Tie yaus1ll 3cAY ne,c iihd .c,'S O6taiHed.
,;,f, r.,s-5. E,yrF3yss,

When frs commenced u,suu'arurin" INDIAN
ROOT PILLS country. made g,u1ctt- with
\. IL. Moore Cf iuiTau, and \. J. White. to t;4si:tge
TIE sale tleui DIR. White had the general oversight
their manufacture. Daring Mr.. Whites absence Mr..
4. H. Maori. ia order 60 iia~e the pills ,he1gcr made
up lat fFai sharp. y'0o'' drn.fs: sucl' ks, G"g,
h,.qe and p'r in f.HO1.i. This injured the rcpua
tics, of medicine. which always intended I" have
,ad. al the choicest OF ROOTS and PLANTS as had
learned Ia max. i,ake them from the IDdia.s Since
this this N.6rc has fHsd, and fT t,' !,a,ts
A8D.rn
II became fr e Va MAKE different arrange
ueIIrs In future shall always superincnd thar mat.
nE,~f.re ,.- the public resi- assured of get
tim, t,. genuine article A. j. White Co. New York.
will manage the al iic'r, AMI viii i''" eia n; ia
EIrE Outside WRAPPERS.
Va eli box will have the !SgDaf"rt of A = WHITE
90 Ir, no more ,e2,,r "rdyl'6 Pills, because they
ARE mot .:,n,,;r,. but bny tl,ose Ia ELI Il HEfyPEES
With \ j, WHITE cos signature on 'sHi' ali you
a,a2o JI,sSE MORSE, ". D.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-13

WHAT -ha be in place OF Georgia currency T. now
the question agitan; the monetary circles of the West.
The withdrawal Of three millions ~ currency has
and viii continue 10 De- seriously felt by I'll classes Of b-
-ines, and unless Illinois Banks expand or the
EI-t provides with circulating medium, money will
coItiue al the hig which it has held us
winter Tbe principle %! Georgia money j. undoubtedly
wrong. Wherever paper expansion las exceeded gold
eui >iiyg. l - circulation, ruin 1S been follow
Yet the cons lgirC OF bu,4,,, I.el in tie leading
Georgia Ranks is unlimited the Subscriber luowine
Atlanta, Interior, and Macon 30 h good. VIII continue
receive Tire sota- Of -j isil- f v..i' Tor lut. ou
e sr.ii side ~ ria Illinois G...r g".. 'r.s aT- o.-
.e-,d 90 a lrtiu. and rruHnt f p. -- either H.r fee
vezt'aent improvement aud :, tip-, Boz are !iu-
or unable toray the o.'ragcuu, prices charged hy iar,-
luiors Lott tIc north -de tie ..'-.rib,r would
earnestly call ,,.'r attention tie -5e.r advantages
o.s r.. 3. Co... Addition. i-Iy; OLIVE; CORNELL
r aay o., sl.a,I a, sAa: II o-ui. ~ arrived
10y IN la.gara. test, the best aai most honest
c.rfI..rfl-! remedy rn- prefer - ai ha"u'iHia- '
iar ,ui restoring gray lair 90 Fl. original cn'-- and
.sr Ir,t- 90 tee rcd, W. 'I v5',ut ues,-
i..n 10y r,o. o.. J. Wa.as !l.- :-;.r..,-.ss. !.s
y rr,,Tsi
.-F's'-- advert .,ireri g.. q-a.i.cr r,'JHI.
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PRESERVING EGGs.-The North UestcrB
farbseT has tried the following method
OF preserving eggs, and recomends it, IL is
Simple, and, We have no doubt, cllicacious
Eou may try 1t with confidence -. take 4
seive and cover the bottom with e..ys then
pour boiling water upon them, sufficient 10
give them thorough wetting, prcmi,ins