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Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.


school Cumberland University, 4 ON,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthers, late Of the circuit
judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Green Of the ndscs ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
Hon. BromheId l.. Ridley, cnanceIlors
Judges Caruh.s and Green dew their whole time exclusively
TO the school.
Plan in'iIsaoni Daily examinations each class the
books No regular
daily essons IN the progress Of the examinations.
a. weekly Of law equity which
dens suits
and through all
practice The framed
deeds wis records and all
dence the trials Some appeal
supreme court, which held monthly class
public the end The
g Jurors circuit Judges and chancelou ofea
yaeitns connected with their suits.
ssorIfhe a sessioa oomsnees the third Monday Sep
TENDER, and ends third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday In February and
Thursday In July. .
Eysn,e, per ,oa-ruuon fee $50 In advances eonungen
81 boarding about Students furnish
which be had IN the Lebanon bookstores
Pour sessions required complete course
No previous study
regular aRsses Students may eutsr
any time during the collegiate year
Number Of students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l., ChRUTHERs,
Fob ll-eoy President Board OF Trustees
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The College of 80. james, Maryland.
HE second term Of the begins Monday % Of
i March 80. - 49,.
There Fun Of collegiate preparatory commercial
studies.
Address Rev. Or KERPooT, Rector, se.r .-. .-..
Feb l2-2nvfw
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English, French, and American Fashions, 1859.

,EuRGE FOX has arrived WIZARDS Hotel, ashnFfon D.
In The delay attending the organization Of tn. house
OF
violating political principles
upon pop.ar fo For, in his
receive The sufsfes Of
had the happy faculty dsenuen
fashion,
divided The House of representatives
for Of fashion
organized tn. fashions in The plastic hand Of TO the
skill Of the artist what the dsorganxrd
assembly the genius
the artist h .oquencs the
What the latter the assembly
For Is 70 the popular assembly Of fashion, We bsvs thus far inst
fu'ed pars' but parallels closely point
thence they dv~rpe thus snd
leaders Of pciue- The spesher fashion will
designate feprrsentaiive)
the gh, and tne ush right o.
when he applies leader His
ye his monsy. Both equally well and safely invested.
Jan 1a--d3
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Change of Hours.
Gu a1ud ,1a

An and sner Monday the 2ad Instant the will leave
" Warrington at aud 81 T. m, and 3 and IN, pr
On sunday, at AZ, p
Leave Baltimore al AZ and Ok, a. and and 5k
On Sunday, atas, a. a...
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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TREATISE ON ENGLISH PUNCTUATION.

designed r letter writer's, authors, printers md Of
press and for the OF schools
DIX, containing rules the capitals
nts on preparing and proof read specimens
shee's, nc Filth edition Wy John wilson f6mo Price al
s an exceedingly valuable book copy of should We
he service Of who 4 directly Indirectly interested
W ge subject Of witch all pnrtant
= - 49, " ~
WV PC surprised and Instructed by the
edge whch us Perusai will impair - Chrffan Eranin~y
= -, CROSBY, NICHOLS, n CO.,
Dec lR-RaWSN III Washington street, Boston
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Philadelphia, Niagara, and Crest Western I.tn..
PASSENGERS depot Phisaspb and Re,a
ins Railroad Company broad and Vine ses,l daily al IN
4. = -
rare 10 lineage ss....
Deuot..
NlaRafa fsHs..ss 10 90
bnHaloss
nRtfhss=ss's p 90
hoch's'sfsss.ss 60
Ihnahaaisnas..s
1h"Has's. 90
Freight Trains leave the phsdephia Readnp
broad and Cherry daily Chicago
points Arrangements have been made which
John TUCKER, President
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co~r ,y.
GROCERIES, WINES LIQUORS, sec.-We hes Ieavo "a
call the attention Of friends public 10 our ocl al
fresh groceries, consisting Of
Pine and bi.ck
lava, Rio, and Lasusyra coHees
Refined and brown
Family, suntfnne and -four, bhu md bavu
Cheese, lard, hams, and shoulders
Grain md ground spices NJ every description
And every other article to make compr,a
menL
wincs Ltqwors, and Cigars.
Madeira, sherry cl.re and champagne of fsvoss
hrsrds, and part very superior
Fine brandies, whiskey, rims, sc, In and glass
Togener with large stock Of Havana, German domestic
cigars.
We viii offer the goods many articles which s
ha be Giving, such make
families and the cal h~ae supplying their
.. THOMPSON, HAMILTON, a CO,
South side Penn avenue, between " and s,h streets.
octp-lav3vf
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| oNeFELLow's New posm.-The Song Of Hiawatha
IL by Henry wadsworth Longfeilow. Price 81
Curious Stories about Fairies and other Funny People
Just published aud Cor safe at -
TAYLOR MhURys
NOvi5 bookstore, 9th at.
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IkoRGE WOODS NEW wORK.-Modsn Pilgrims,
showing the Improvements travel methods Of
reaching The Celestial CITY by George Wood Of Pee
Schennibl In America 2 volumes. Price al IS.
Letters pyscian upon practice BY James
Jackson, NJ D., LII. u. 81.
Japan as " Was and IL BY Richard Wdeh, author Of History
OF The United %. '..... @..
Cas,eA Story Of Republican Equality by Sydney A. Story w.
81 Is. .# sd q. ,##E ='@
Just published and for sale at -.
e TAYLOR a MAURYB
Nov IS Bo~sfore, 9th street.
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EoTa n.

Know all persons by these that has released,
releases United States America from all further
liability claim certificate evidence OF debt
number for the Of issued by late republic OF
Texas redeemed The Uned with the
provisions Con entitled provide the
OF such creditors OF e late republic of Texas
bend, the Congress of eighteen hun
ffy" approved February 1855
of the Texas, approved LIST Of February, 1856
As witness my and seal.
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pROGREss Of Religious Idsss by L.. Maria Chiids.
u 3vos g..
The New Purchases Early Years In the Par West, edition
Lilly, Novel I vol.
Works Of Chas. Lamb 2 vols
Harpcrs' Story Book. Vol T.
Mexico and It's Religion; by n A. Wilson, illustrated.
Border Beasesi by w. Gilmore simms,
smiks ~ Charles Dickens.
The Chic Wife, by Charles Dickens.
Mysteries Of the Couit Of by william Harrison
Nov % FRAHCK TAYLOR
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Of 90 days q he s hen said ~ be Aaae so whereas
Treasury Department adopted the form Of release 70 The
United States and the form Of release 20 the state Of
noes Is hereby creditors that payment rata, will
be made the United states, ny treasury
drafts Of the public dspositanes The
United States OF June 1885, TO such ofhe hold
VI the genuine other evidences OF said debt
the provisions Of said acts who shan have assigned
other evidences Of said debt TO the United
States the form 10 the United States
and release in tbs Stale Of Texas and hed tho
same with the Secretary the Treasury days the
next being required TO investigate the genuine
the Cor which purpose the department. advised
who knowledge Of The det
the handwriting the officials whose signatures
a,e attached 10 them.
licences should be MED 20 days before h OF June
The holders will notice thai all certificates and
aed time will retained fp nyesg
uni the department snail be fully satisfied Of this
evidences produced
and acknowledged in the presence
Assistant Secretary the Treasury the chief clerk thereof
presence pube and be Witnessed by the Assistant
chief clerk and notary ant be certified by the notary
der his notara seal but when the holders desire
and the releases Of the city Of Wash glon
be done in the of assistant collector
OF the OF public
be witnessed collector the notary pube
be certified by noay his notaa eal aud there
collector the the place where the party
Sides the assignment and releases may be before
OF record In the OF the judge and clerk thereof
be Witnessed by hem, and cerded by the clerk
ONCE and the holder Of the United Saes assignment
releases any United
be Witnessed and certified him under his All per-
executing such assignments and releases declare
der oath before notary clerk the may be-
they the real of the certificates evdene
debt been assigned hem ds for col
lection and The notary clerk or consul must include the fact OF
the deelaI alton IN their certificate Of acknowledgment
The divdend when allowed by the accounting Office
will be RENTED parties their directions,
the drafts handed their regularly for
mission. JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary of the Treasury
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FRENCH JUVENILE BOoKs.-h wc-seec,ed collection
OF French Juvenile books various In their styles and prices and
adapted various them beautifully illustrated
be found the bookstore Of the undersigned Imported by himself
direct from PATHS.
Dec 81 rRANCK TAYLOR.
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r. NJ prase of Teras do hereby
certificate The preceding
IT ssid certificate
he H. by the
tn. oe al laws Of said and thai hts aes
IL in due to-r ..a
IN testimony whereof herrunto my
gen, seal of the Sta,e affixed city of Austin
fsslLl sixth day Of February ~ 1876 and T.
rendence United s,ate rirhtieth
Of Texas twentieth year
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yHE subscriber public
OF house furnishing goods, which 10
comPets In every department. consisting in part Of
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And whereas The creditors referred act Of Congress are
deemed holders OF IN.
Texas and whereas 10 altered
certificates Of said debt the holders Of which
genuine payment Of and whereas section Of
the holders of the eerfcas
evidences snd debt shall the United
nd Ters before payment; md the section
srs~r-s pubic should be given for space
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DFraRTsxsr OF srars,

URfARTNENT ErATt,
Austin, Texas, February 2, 1885
Edward Clark Secretary State Of the stnte of Texas do
hereby certify that the oegong eight hereto annexed
II original
Of An
creditor. republic 81
the Congress uber eighteen hundred and
any, the Second sessen of the
and twenty
eighth, eighteen hundred and fny- 6v~.n
my hand Of department day and
- EDWARD CLARK,
aecretary OF State.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-06-19
Notice Extraordinary.

a MOTHER great Revolution !: thlooiless rs vet !
IA revolution that the great armies uf Europ,
never thought os-a revolution not such as clothes
the ground in CRIMSON hays waste large tracts of
country but a revolution in the Boot and Shoe
trdethat SORT of revolution which makes the heart
glad and all the sons and daughters OF A. b. anil c.
leap for joy. How can IL bc, says one is il possible
says another that the ingenuity of an en- invent
so many patterns of dress for the foot alone But
80 1t is and the undersigned have spared no pains 10
reiit the '0la Brick in the ncatcst manner. and
filed it up to the wallis with that which will iii the
foot, please the eye, and draw light on the purse
To number the kinds and quality would I've like
nameerng the sin.ls of the Suffice it to say
1t is necessary to call and examine for Yourselves
before you can determine what you would like If
there Is any who think they should like any particu
lar Kind of boot or shoe: for their benefit we will
name few OF the more common kinds. And firstly
iaaies 6Uters, Congress, siie and front lace with
ana without tips and foSincs Glove French Enylisl,
ana pam Slips, from so cents to 81 90 Thick and
thia sole ltiskias of superior quality with any
quantity OF kossnth and Jenny Lind Tics Gents
thck anu calf Boots--do, Shoes do French calf
congress boots. together with all other kinds of
. nai'e.s, hossnth, Oxford, and other fashionable
lies ior gents A full supply of infants youths
misses and oys Boots, Shoes and CATERS Ladies'
anu gents kubbcrs, Shoes. Boots Sandals and Cos
samefs Oak and Hemiock Sole Leather moro
Lnings. BINDINGS. Nails. Pegs Wax. Thread Avis
ana Hats shoe Brushes, Paste and varnsh Hacking
&c The whole to conclude with a grca. rush at
tue "oia bfick. where the one price and ready
pay system has done 80 we'll We respectfully invite
MI 70 gave us call, assuring them that everything
shall be sold at the lowest per cent possible M No
West Main Street, Iitchteld Conn
MEAFoY & MUNSON.
. First door West Of Court-House
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Corners United States Type Foundry,
Nos. 80, b aud 33 Bcekman street. New York
To Printers and Publ hers.

TUSlIE I'M lcrSiSned beg to inf I'm the Trade that
IL they have issued their New Quarto Specimen
Book of Printing Types, Bordering. &c, AMI that
it is now ready for delivery to their old Patrons and
to all who p,trunzc. their Foundry. In it will be
found new series Of Faces from Pearl to Pica sur
passing, if possible their celebrated Series Of Scotch Cat
Fae,
The Fancy Type Department exhibits nm unsur-
passahle variety of beautiful stiles selected from
France Germany and England.
The Scripts and B'rlerings arc now for the first
time presented to the printing public, ana are the
productions of the best American and European
artists.
An entire new series of Gcrmm Faces, both for
Newspaper and job Printing. of very superior STYLE
is now completed and ready for sale.
Every article necessary to perfect Printing Es-
Enlistment furnished tn order.
The metal from which the Type is male will bc
found peculiarly adapted to the severe usage of
Machine Press Printing
They beg to return thanks for past tnyors and to
solicit u continuance. Their well known liberal
manner of don, business for the past thirty years
is guarantee to new patrons of their disposition and
ability not to allow themselves to be surpassed for
Elir dealing, whether orders are by letter or other
wise
JAMES CONNER SONS
g." The Type on which this paper is printed *
from CONNER SoNs United States Type Foundry.
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ABOUT NosE-The following incident we had
from a friend who knows the parties Deacon Com
stock Of Hartford Connecticut, is well known as
being provided with enormous handle to his coun-
tcnance, in the shape Of huge nose, in fact it is
markable for its great length. On IA late occasion,
when taking up collection in the church to which
the deacon belongs, as he passed through the con-
gregaton every person to whom he presented the bag
seemed to be possessed with uncomfortable desire
to laugh The deacon did not know what to make
Of it, He had often passed around before, but no
such effects these had he ever before witnessed
The deacon was fairly puzzled. The secret however,
leaked out He had been afflicted for day or two
with slight sore his nasal appendage. and had
placed small piece Of sticking plaster it. Du-
ring the day referred to, the plaster had dropped off
and the deacon seeing it AS he supposed the floor
picked it up and stuck it again. But alas he
picked up instead OF those little pieces Of paper
which pasted the end Of every spool of cotton
and which reads as follows: Warranted to hold out
200 yards" Such sign on such nose was enough
to upset the gravity OF puritan congregation,
and we think the laughing justfable
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Groceries. Provisions. Sc.

EE URRAH for CHARLES McNElLs! is the talk oil
n n over town. When you ask people where they
can find the best assortment of Groceries and
Provisions ut the lowest prices the answer is, at
CHARLES Mcneil 5, No : West Street. where from,
morn till night dispensed goods in abundance to
the satisfaction of many customers. who take great
pleasure in Recommending their friends to come where
the finest and best goods sold at little the lowest
prices in town-whcrc direct form head quarters he
is constantly receiving rc,s, Coffee Sugars Spices
Flour, suit &c in fact all things necessary to refresh
the inner man. thus ohvating the necessity If
spending time and travel for the wants of the culinary
department of the housc.
| expect to show people that sell Mt the lowest
living prices, and lttcr myself shall receive tho
patronage Of large share of the people of this town.
| have constantly on hand large assortment Of
confectionery and fancy goods.
Attached to the same is Oyster Saloon fitted NJ
in good style, where all who want good stew can he
accommodated at short notice and the tastes II the
greatest epcure may be satisfied.
The above is no dream but reality; il any one ID
In doubt please call and satisfy yourself for my
motto is to satisfy every If the gcnuincncss VI
every thing which offer to the public
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Litchicll. April. 1876
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Ee CBl1C attention is invite. to an improvement
u in IN liking Shingles 10y means of " machine
patented by Jonathan Ge.nct, BY the arrangement
of the knives this machine preserves almost entire
the grain of the timber, which is great constr,s-
ton in the wear of Shingles innting Them AMI
producing near third more from given quantity
of timber than can he got 10y any other process
used and every shinglc is perfect-wthout liability
to clip shorter or mar them in any way hy checks or
shakes, and leaving every one sound ii rivcn.
1t has also the advantage of greater Dispatch rs two
shingles produced by each descending. motion of
the gate to whi, the knives attached, and cut
ting from three to four thousand per honr. Manu-
tacttrel and sold by EBER S. PETERS, Kent Itch
field County. Conn.
&c" Also, is manufactured = machine for cutting
Iath. and warranted to cut one hundred per minute
sound if sawed The machines may bc found
two miles west of the depot
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NEW SPRING GOODS
A. the Rea-Hive"-Ho They Come /! I

HIST received Il fine assortment of fashionable
Cd SPRING. i,,pls-compsisins French and American
plain. fancy AMI mourning Muslin and RsreSe De-
L.ines, silk Ber,ges, silk and Molir Dclaiges, also
black striped and pl,id Dress Silks in rich patterns
French Brilll,nts, French. English and American
Prints and printed lawns, and Muslins Ginshams
Sl,irtincs. Shectings Linens, Diapers, Ticks Denms
and White Goods of all descriptions. Also, Hosiery,
Gloves Ribbons and Egins,s Laccs. &c, in great
variety-and laiies Dress Trimmings for the County
Also. Br,s.lcloth-, C;s-iinefes, ait Ready -madc
Clothing Flanncls Moreens, Pweels, Ssttinets and
1hibets Cashmere and Silk Shaws. Also, 500 pieces
Paper Hateings, bordering, Window Curtains, Paper
and Muslas. Competing, Oil Cloths. &c. Also, 10 600
Brick, Geese Feathers. Flour, Gr series, Crockery,
Shoes Cater Boots Hulhers, Sc &c For sale cheap,
ana good represented
Also Agent for several Insurance Companies and
Town Agent for selling Spirituous Liquors,
s. n. BRONSON
Litclrfield. April 10Th, 1856.
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New Machine Shop and Foundry
At NorEolk

FENHE Laurence Machine Company are now pre-
Il pared to take jobs for building fitting up and
repairing all kinds of machinery and mill work
which they have facilities for doing short notice
and on reasonable terms any other establish
ment.
The Foundry is of the hest in the State and
rs they have purchased all Of the patterns belonging
to the late Boyd Manufacturing Co. If Wnsted they
enabled to make castings from the same patterns
at less prices than they be procured elsewhere
Experienced workmen are employed in the various
branches and whoever may be in want Of any kind
of machine work can depend upon having it done to
their satisfaction and requested to give them Il
call. 4. J. EI.WE.II. Agent
Norfolk August LIST 1863
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Z q . 6,

VENO all Of our customers and friends We would
IL once more remind them that we are daily re-
cciving from New York very desirable Goods iIav-
ing received such liberal patronage from our Gus
toners the Past year, have returned to make very
extensive additions to stock comprising all the
kinds OF goods usually kept at this Store To the
ladies In particular, would say that our assert.
ment OF fancy Silks Nous DeIaincs, and all the
other kinds Dress Goods found in the market il very
large We would, also. call their attention to an
Auction lot of Embroidery, number of hundred
dollars worth. just purchased AMI we are selling.
them ut one hall their cost To manuiac turc--and
many other Auction Goods such as Manchester NJ.
ID. LANES at one shilling per yard The inducements
which we shall offer to friends this spring are
many. Our facilities for getting our goods enables
IT'S to sell them ut less price than other merchants
there is no dsputing this f,ct. One of our finn
resides in New York, and he makes it his particular
business to make sure of all bargains, especially in
the Dry Goods line, which are offered.
With many thanks to all who have so literally
patronxed establishment the past year. we would
here say that Il is Intention t. keep up the rcp
tation of the stand, it regards variety of goods
cheapncss of prices, and our manncr of conducting
business. n & f. A. BERRY
Wolcottville, April 18th, 1886.
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FOR SALE.

THNlIE following valuable AMI productive Real F.
IL tate in the village of litchlicld viz:
The MANSION llorsE and appurtcnancrs. formerly
kept by the undcrsiInc an now o,rupi,i by wm
IL. CrosSmln M an Hotel and suhjcct h, lease 10
him for two AMI AN half years, which can w. bought
in and possession given by the first of May next n
desired.
The PHELPS Housr. 40 called formerly an Hotel,
now occupied by Rufus Smith US q Boarding Mouse.
This property. situated in the center Of the Coun-
tyScat, is too well known to require particular do
Scrpon. 1t is sufficient to SAY that there is none In
the County more to be desired by an Hotel hoard
ing House Keeper,
The property will be sold low, together or In parts
to suit purchasers onc-thini Of the purchase
money nay remain mortgage.
If the property is not sold by the first Of April
next it will he leased
SYLVESTER SI'ENCER.
Litchfcld, Comm January Tth 1856
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Read ard Reflect!

VA HEN | first commenced the sale of the cclc-
w hratcd Vermont Marble II class Of unprinci
pied men said that it good for nothing but
nnding that the people ~W hare IT, this same class OF
men are palming off New Preston Limestone and
other inferior qualities Of stone for Vernot Marble
Persons in want Of Grivestoncs or Monuments of
the Hutl,nd. (VtD Italian Mlr.le. or any other
work in my line depend upon getting the simon
pure article, worked in the best style, and ut the
I''rea possible raes, by coming to my establishment or
by letter large collection of drafts on hand
TERMS CASH.
Please refer to Drs. A. S! Lewis or c. NJ Hooker
Litchfcld A. J. Pickett or s. M. Ensign, South
Farms Gen Aherncthy or Charles Il. Wclton, VOL
cottville; Mcssrs. Camps, Winsted Noah Garnscy
Norhfeld-or to my work in almost every Cemetery
in Litchield county. S. WARREN
Waterbury, March, 1856