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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
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n ESP ECTFHLLY informs the inhabitants Ht oi Litchheld and its vicinity tha, he has taken the Store lately occupied by Mir. Weller, where he intends carrying on the Watch and Clock repairing business in all it's hranches- and all work will be warranted so give perfect satisfaction. c.. REtNHAhI.
 Litcbtieid, Aprlf1S55. s8 ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
At ri,c New Jewel..y Store;

IF EEPS constantly on hand we'll selected q N assortment of sheet music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York. he will be able to accommodate his customers wI,h the latest c compositions, al New York retail nricea.
 June 5th. A. s. BALDWIN:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

AA' HEN l first commenced the safe ot W the ce 'ebraied Vermont Marble n class of unprineiped men said that il was good for nothing, hut finding that the people wIi hare it, this same class of men nre paiming off New Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of stone for Vermont Ina rble. Persons in want ul Grave .toncs or Monuments of the Rutland, w. pr Italian Marble, or any other work in my line can depend upon getting the simnn-pnre article worked in he best style, and the iowest possible rates, hv oming tn my establishment or by let. Ter. A large collection of drafts on hand.- TERMS CASH.
 Please refer to Drs A s Lewis or M Hookc CT LitcliEeld; A ] Pickett or M Ensigr. South FarTs; Gen Abernethv or Charles R Weiton Wolcoitvile: ucssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garnsey, Nor,h6cld-or to my work n almost every cemetery in Ltchfield county.
 s. WARREN. Waterbury. March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
1trenty.seeond .fnnmaI Report ot ths
 LtfCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire fnsurNMre Company, {,

LticIlrlLLD M U OAL Fire fnsuraMce C0mPHny, JULY I'd, 1885. By Cash rsc'dtor PremIums on Poli- cies this year S,1S9 0S To cash paldfor Losses and Expsnses ,h's year i,S7s ss By whole amount of Cash
 rec'di tor Premiums SS0, EOS 76
 Interest rec q on Loans 1911 l0-s32, ,7l9 SC To whole amt paid tor
 Losses Expensess22, ,s76 es
 Cashnow on hand s.l4s o1-sss,71s se To amount of Premiums charged on 4.
 the books which may be collected
 itrequfed 92,eey g Add Cash on hand g,lss cl
 Making the Capita, Stock Of this -
 Company at tLis time e32,030 34 There is no. at this lime any claims against Company-all PaId t0 this date.
 The DtrectUrs ot this company are confido n 1 that the planot Insurance adopted by the m VI u meet With nhealty response from all inteiligs friends s oi the principle of Mutual lnsursres.
 This company insure ony in this state and etc., ,or in exposed Village or city property, but confne the,r business entirely to farm property and isolated buildings and their eonients-of winch not more than S20o0 will bs insured on one risk.
 This company will adjust all claims with promptness and iiheraIity and ii st sny time . difference should arise between the DO riies, . II such adherence will be adjusted by indifferent persons Tn 'he county, each party selecting ore, <, and n case they do not agree,a third person shall be chosen. and the aws ard oi II, or any tive ot the ID. shall be fnalsn cencIus .. reward of one hundred doIlsss will De paid nv this company io any one who will RivsnspsA information as will convict any person oi set,ias hre to any building insured by this company.
 OMices'S Of fhe COMgAMy.
 ,. C.. BECKMITH, PIcsIde ni, GEO. C. N UODRCFF. Esq Treasussr
 J.fSON WHITING, Sssrsssrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
c r. Q c D H YE S i.

U3ORTO RICO and Refined Sugars of II all grades, for sale at the lowest marks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
RoLIowAY's o1MTMEMr
Ihe Grnnd E.rternnl Remedy.

1 By The aid of microscope, we see millions oi mtle openings on the surf ,ce of ouf bodies Through these this Ointment, when rubbed on ih" skIn. is carried 10 any organ or inwar part. Diseases oi the Kidneys, disorders o the Liver, If c',ons cf Inc heart In6amna lion oi Inc Lungs, As'hmus, Cuusns nna Colds, are by II. means cffrc nal!y cured - 1 Every hnusc-wif tie know g tha salt passes free y through bone or meat uf any ihck ness 1 Tbs hcutng Ointment far more readily pen'iraics through any bone oi ftshy part al | the lning body. cut'Eg the most dar scrous inward com; lai.ts that, cannot be reached by other mcans.
 Erysipeias, Suu Rheum and Scorbutie Iumors,
 ! No remedy has ever done so much Tor the 1 cure of ds-a--s cf Inc Skin whatever frrm hey may assume, as this Ointment. No case | Ni Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Sore Heads, SGroiuia
 IT Erysipeias. can long withstand iis fuence. The inventor has travelled over nan, parts 1 pt the globe. visiting the principle p-pllaIs, dispensing this Oinim'ni. giving advice 10 Hs appiH Hat.on. and has thus been ihe means of resinsing countless numsefs 10 hcaIih. Sore Legs. Sore Breusts. Wounds and Ulcers.
 Some Of the most scientific surgeons now rely sols iy on the use of ,h,s wonderful Otnt. meni, when having to cope wnh the worst cases of sores, wounds, ulcers, giantuiar s~elIings, aud tumots. Professor Holloway has, b, command ..i the Allied Governments, dispatched To the hospitals of the East. lars- shipments of tbis Ointment, to pe used undr, he direction of the Medical S,aff in ,hc worst cases of wounds. IL will cure aav ulcer. ,,la l.l. q. f the joints, even O, 20 ysars' standing.
 Piles ona Fistuios.
 These and other similar d.s,rcssing com plants can be fl, c'ually cured If the o,nt. men' be well ruoa"d "ver the rarrs sff.e,cd and b, otherwise following the printed d,rec. 1 lions abound each poi. Bo.A ths Ointmsnt and Pd,s slculd De used in 1
 the J.HOuing cases: Bunions Lum,ays Burns M.scunal Erur,ions Chapped Hands Pies Chilhiaies Rheumatism F,siutas Sal Rheum Guui Skin Diseases Sore Legs Sws.icd Glands Sore Brea Is Srff Jo,uis So-e Il, aas Ulcers Sore Threats Veaereal Sores
 Sores of all kinds Wounds of ali kinds Spraias Scaids.
 *.s Sold ss the Maaufscforirs of Prof fe.so. HnLLowAY, 80 Madden Lane New York, ana 24i Suand. London, and hy all respectable Druggists and Dealers tn Medicine through out The United States. and the civilized world, f in pets. sf g cents, Ct 1 2 cents, and SI each.
 p There is . considerable saving by fsking inc .arssr sizes.
 N. 3. Directions for the guidance of pa- iients in every disorder sre afszed To each pot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

IF ADIEs' CLsTHS of the Jest oual;t, 4A wsh the Moire Antique Trimming. "a ee m had ey ealing on ALyOfsD & BROTHER,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31

DURE White Lead fnr sale hv '. D. NoRTHwAY ( co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-31
Rockwead's United States Hotel.

Wolcouville, Nov. let, 1855.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
DIR. j MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

=, WISHES Ia inform TIN pubiit that he has
Nm permau nily located Ia Davenport where
he will continue 10 treat all the diseases the
y 1 horse l. subj ct to. on the most Scientific
PrtuciptS. After a constant practir. ~ many years
all kind ~ diseases he f-l- happy Ia sIy that he
viii Civ sailsIac nn 10 all thar rinp'y hItu H. can
pT,duce g,-yd trltiticst"s auN Other man W.T.
II New Iu,k tie j. hst' ouis a f'w months, and tn
MANY important eure> h ha> tfcted sine h. came
viii spaak more iuT him thar can r,a.ih be- Inserted
IN \ Sew>pap"r
TIL" following v.utienIen VIII" hay" employ ed him
h. hr. the most cas,~, will Ger
tify to hi. abiltic~ competent veterinary Sur
genn
Al diseases warranted cui,-t iEcurabie mon
~ paid.
He earu.stl, .ullcifs trial On any severe ca-t
whatever ANY ca-e he cannot curr II anr other
can b got l. cue 1t. he VIII pay hHi cut OF hi, owl
p,ckrt.
Pole evils and Fistnias warranted cured in any
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ST 4 Rk'
INDIAN
fever AND AGuE REMEDY!
An External Application!

IN Infaiii6ie Remedy Jor Feeer ami iyue Dunn
Agae Night s,oeafs and al kindred diseases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
eCHfEECELEJt; BROS. . co,
iApoRTEas AND DIALxns IN
DRt0s. PAINTS, OLA, P8RVUMEAY.

10 WILLIAM STREET. cor BrskmAn. New Ycrs.
INVITE the attention Of the trade 10 their lsrse
and varied etook a Drugs, Paints, Oils frssuaery
ie addition 10 their regular importations q
ssapls Drag they ere aso receiving direct from he
sources o. pTo1nction and manufacture. snpples o.
Tooth, Hair and Nsi Brushes. Bronsss Oorks Nor
tefe, Spoooes. trench and 8ngiish pereumsry Lu.
o!n's HxlSacss. and many other articles usually en-.
oraced " Druagtsts stocks, wAicA they are Also en-
aolsd 70 COR % u most a1vantase0ss term,
paompt inentioo. aueSAiy
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

United States Express 20.
a IOiNT STOCK COMPANY }
Capital >jOO.OOO.
(NHE rapj. reliable and secure meahs IRAN
i sit between New YorA aud the Atlantic cities and
the Great West
PRINCIPAL OFfiCts - broadway n. =, 10 seneca
street. Buffalo, y. y
PROPRIETORs 4 DIRECTORS.
On BARNEY, EP WILLIAMS, MCKAY,
II BARNEY, TIL JAMES
once on Front street Davenport Iowa.
Packages aud Goods going East must be delivered
at Q A. NJ, in order to go the same day; and ioi
the Vest by ii A. VI
No goods received after tina, time will b. sent thu
same day.
feb2,df HULL,ALLkN Co, Agents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

DeAeNiesS
Electro Magnetic Plaster
AN EXTERNAL CURE OR
CHI Is e. FEVER,
sN FOUR HOURS.
fNHls extraordinary and novel remedy Is sustained
of the proprietary Mississippi, and arkansas The
patient is obliged to swallow, for days and weeks,
nsusentic Medicines nor spend large sums Of money
In their constant purchase. Wherever the Electro
Magnetic Plaster has been introduced 1t has built for
itself almost AT once superior reputation supersera-
ed all other remedies and
Driven Quinine from its Throne
One Application
cures In cases out oile-the 10th case requresrom
two four trials.
No Failure
has yet occurred This plaster does mt give the least
pain, neither does II blister excoriate the skin.
The proprietor has his possession over Tour thou"
sand certificates, home gotten among which are some
from Ministers Of the Gospel, Editors, congressman,
Merchants, Physicians and Lawyers OF distinctions
All tina, IL asked for this remedy Is fair trial and II
will speak for itself.
The cure effected byi is
/ A PERMANENT ON
PaIcE 81 90. Sent by mail to ~ p4lt- OF the coun
try liberal discount made to trade. Sole agencies
given. NJ DENIE,
Memphis, Tenn.
See Wholesale and retail agent for Davenport, L
! Tt WEBB, Second st, few doors east OF Brady
oct26 daw1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07

An Infaiii6le Remedy Jor Feeer ami iyue Du1nh
Agae Night Stoedfs and al kindred diseases
1NHIS l. one VI Saur-'- ret'sie, discovered and
J. -uecr>fuis Used fuf manN ar b. certain tribe
oil indians On The Wr~trtn .euIIi and has never
beeii known IL fail 81 I'll citing thous
ands who hav- used II II possesses the power To
and adeste every vssilge Fever AMI Aguc
from the system, and T. tn only known certain
cdy On important sdNantag.- ,hls remedy posses
SIS over all others ast from the intrinsic value
remedial sg nj i that Ia drugs medicines
taken into the stomach I. d btar and break down
the system. IT. tii,cts almost miraculous. and
need only 10 b. tried to in>n place for 1t in
family where Fever and Aeu is has been. OF l. like
iy TO be.
The Agent has numberiess Certificates Of Cure
which with pleasure will be shawn to all wishing 10
them.
Cures have been effected In this city and vicinity
References will also be ven TO such citizens. This
Remedy Is Powder and is applied externally and Its
effects truly wonderful
Price 81 Per Box. And cure guaranteed or the
money refunded
LEWIS FINCH, Agent
Al II r, Child's Hardware Establishment, on I'd St
a few doors east Of Brady Ijyl0 d6ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-10-07
SAW MILL.

Corner Of Front nWd scott streets,
lmr2iel Davrnl"rt Iowa
SAW MILL.
F. O H = "A Il L:
At ANN saw AND planning
AMiLI.s every Description 81 PINE ITMBfR ~
qu.red have stated my Nils IN complete order,
aud having god ~ ok IL ~. crolx Lgs on hand l
am rcaly to receive order. fr any kind ~ Lumber.
wnr, ,,..e ny sif 10 M with pnuptlns> and iis-
match ia ia otdsr ~ which they iic tcc'Iv'F g.
FIRST come fr-t served havr Al present oH hand a
lsrga st".k ~
Seasoned Flooring,
bath rough AMI dressed, a"l having taken gI'st
ans To- secure tie serNic'~ 1T thu best nicehanI' IA
The state | f-i --surisl that ans lumber lland Az
my VI IA viii glv, sati a~iIpn viii do 10 Pisning
A, low A. any establishment ~ the West
Persoils wisbng tn build WHORE time T. an ''hJ'ci
woupl d. WILL 10 call aad tak At my stock bfrt
cont ractiug ,!sexbcg IA have argr quantity -
seasoned Lumber
81 hand wait - >opply th's section at til" '"un-
Try with
shingles.
hay, put, na ,,i and put mp wJ,d's Patent Machine,
n,.nn,Cti0u y tth my MI md am SATISFIED can
.i,,.v nay customers with better Shlngl" at l"s~
mn.y than any are hrpughi her for, gu b" nla'
by any other mscthne I also max Shnsi 3 by hand
and wall To Ito long as they arc IN de-
mAnd
t,kr IA. ppprtunity torciurn my thank trp ast
favnrs AMI -itHt from my customers ana tht pune
| y cuuinuance Il the sam
tp!liAtwtfl JOHN 'ANNoN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28
County Nominations.

RUTLAND uNTy.--Senators-C. NJ viii.
lard, John j. Marsh, VIM. NJ. Field; for
judges Barnes Frisbie, BarzilIa Davenport ;
for Sherif-Jacob Elgerton; for High Bliiiff
E. W. Capron, Jr.; for States Attorney
"A. A. Nicholson for Judges of Probate
r. G. Hunter, Rutland District, a. Warner,
Fairhaven District.
WINDSOR CoUNTY.-Senators-Georgo
johnson, Shubel Converse, Augustus P. Hun
ton, George +. Davis; for judges, Walter
Palmer, Napoleon b. Roundy; for States
Attorney-John Ward for Sheriff Lorcn-
20 Richmond for Judges of Probate-Hart-
ford District, John Porter, Windsor District,
Salmon Il. Duilon.
CALEDONIA County Senators, Edward A.
Cahon, Henry Walker; for Judges James
d, Bell, Charles G Newell for States Attor.
ney, s. O. Slade; for Sheriff, 0. P. Wake
field; for High Bailiff, Erastus Woodruff.
GRAND Isle CoUNTY.-Scnator, Asa Roy-
nolds, of Alburgh for County Judges, Or
ange Phelps, of South Hero. H. Ii. Reynolds,
Alburgh for Judge of Probate, Henry G.
Adams Grand Isle; for States Attorney,
Elijah Haynes, North Hero; for Sheriff, s.
H. Pike, Isle La Mott; for High Baiiff, Bu-
eli Landon' South Hero.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-08-28

and principles in few words. The principles
of the party represented by Fremont and Day
ton, and by our State and County Tickets, are
but reitoration of that immortal document
the Declaration of Independence. Found that
onr National Government was fast retrograding
towards the tyranny and barbarism of our Co.
lonial Government, the people have deemed 1t
time to promulgate the principles of second
Declaration, and seek to stay the blishtinS curse
of Slavery, and to fortify against that other
twin evil, by asserting that Congress has the
power to prevent the extension of Slavery and
to prohibit the introduction of such demorai'
izing institution as Polygamy into our national
institutions.
Then i" choose ye this day whom you will
serve.''
| We are aware that lie will run q mile while
truth is pulling on its boots; consequently
there will be many falsehoods uncontradicted
and many an one will cast his vote in manner
which he would not have done had he cody an(
candidly and closely examined the tendency o
the cause he is advocating.
We have the utmost confidence in the abilit,
and patriotism of our several nominees, and be
lieve, in the language of Col. Fremont to Rob
inson, the Free State Governor of Kansas, TINT
in all matters, when the time comes they vii
act as sense of justice dictates.
And while we have sought to place the trut
in its most favorable position and give it curren
cy, we now await the result.