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-IILIIN. yNITN.
EDWARD WCLCOTT.

IIRccnUCS. ID, JHEf =, I65a.
PROF. Q. J. WOOD:-As you are aSoId to
Han Rcstolntivc, VIII stale for vhrn.socycr .
may concern, tha have used it, ard kruwn 9TH
cis TO use l'--ihat ! have for several y'ars, been
IN the habit OF using other Iai' KCsroSriyCs, and
That h d yours vastly superior 10 any O>Arr |
Know i cHtIr, w CItaI ses tie bet d 81 da dJDH,
and wiln naomi : proper use, viii mstnIr 0ly
persons hair t. the original youihtul color AID
ieXtmc gvIlg il a healthy. soft and 2loGsy oprcaI.
ahcc; and all this without sc"lor!ua the hands
that apply II, OF The dies. or which IT dloIs. |
would. therefore, rtcomrncnd III Use 10 cycIy one
dcSlrous having fine color aud texture 10 hair.
Respectfully, yours, WILSON KING.
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Amusing 9listrIlam.
A PLEA FOR KISSING.

III fount inns nringle with the river,
The rivers with the ocean:
The wind, of heaven mix forever
With sweet cpmmotion:
Nntlrin,s on the earth i single,
All thing, by law divine,
Il, auoihcr's being minsIc;
WIZ not l with thine!
See. the mountains hiss i.ig!. heaven,
And the waves clasp one another:
No leaf or flower would be forgiven,
Ifit di~d4flrr.; Ia kis- his brother,
And the sunlight clasps Il" earth.
And the In"onhrun- kiss the sea,
But what are ali these kis-iugs worth
If th"Q liz not ne !
SENSIBLE EpY.-A .'Furnrr'S Boy" il
BARREN county, Ky, odycr;:~"s for Il wifi.
lie saws:
lie wants To- know if She can milk,
Aud make his bread and butter;
And go to meeting without Xix,
To mako IL show and huttcr-''
HID like to know, IL it woHld hurt
Her hands 81 take W stitches
Or >cw Ia, buttons on hi~ shirt,
Or make pair Of Lrcechcs.
Some patriotic Individual, rejoicing over
the triumph of thr Buchanan purity i'll
Pennsylvania, lets of the following:
What! ba~t this glorious Union up,
And 20 to drawing triggers,
Ji.t fur tLuudcrin' parcel Of
Emancipatcd niggcrs.
The eagle Of America
That flew E@ruSS the seas,
Aud thraw'd the bloody British -iGi.
ker>Iump upon his knees
Saw, shall we tear him limb from limb,
One wing one way one t'other,
And each separate pinIrutIcT
\ flying at the ether
1t can't be did
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- y beautiful thought thi~, Chat we fii.d
in one Of uuF exchanges:
''lf there is Il mai WHO Gan eat lis bread
in peace with God and man, it is the man
VII" has brought the bread out Of the earth
1t i cankcrri by no fraud. ii Is wet with no
tears, it j. stiinnd with no blood"
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Beaufort HarbOr.

Il Is hardly necessary 20 call the attention. Ct
the public to the importance Of this sale. The
proposed city i at the terminus OF the Rail
Road from GoldsDO.o VIA Newben to Beaufort
Hagbor. which Is the grand ternlini Of the Inter
nal Imp.ov~m III system Of North Carolina, and
rvh-rc magnificent city must rapidly grow up
The City Company only Propo7' I" sell liz2-
ifri number o! Lu;>. to allow parties who ask
a one. to obtain foy,ho.d an opportunity to do
50: another ,silI not probably BE- civ, ii soon, as
tie company has 10 q s.rc TO part with any CON
a. Ia5i. an. ul.t y. the prop ~
T-Igs i.b raj and made known .: sale.
D,..,brr II, I-JG. lD-3t
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Rags Wanted.

"UGGINS 4 HARTY, at their Stora
a T. the corner Of Main and Trade stro. oI'
Will buy cotton Rags, and give the AIoEos.
market price. s"eS'
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EROF. WOOD:--As you are abpur 10 p,cparo
and vc"d your Teceutiy disco, Han Restorative
ara a. you request my opinion Of il, ! will SAFE
that my hair was, few months agc, ycy gay,
tive, resumed lis original color; ard sircc rs ap.
Phc4u"n, all daLdauf hrs disappeared tom ny
head, and have bern troubIcd with 10 disoareca-
bic itching OF lie scalp. / am satisfied that those
VINO use It, Viii not regret u n gives the appear.
aHce OF having been recently Oiled. ] am prcla'.
ed, thcfciole 10 recommend liz use 10 all wfo arc
dcsirous Of having n beautiful head Of haIr.
am, sir, yours etc. T.. H. STEWART
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CHARLOTTE
Nh. al BLE EARD

FENJIE subscribers having formed Themselves
h into company, respectfully tender their
services TO the people Of Charlotte aud the conn.
try generally in their line of business. Thrv or.
prepared to furnish Monuments, Graycstoncs Man
tie Pieces, Furniture Marble, Table Slabs Nla,Llr
Steps, to amy pattern cut from Marble accordin.
to the most approved taste and styles, and upon
tn" most accommodating terms ever offered in the
Southern country, They will keep constantly
on hand tn" best description of Egyptian Italian
and American Marble
All orders, for any article, addressed to the sub.
ScrbrIE, viii meet with promp; attention. and vii,
be packed and forwarded with the utmost care
and despatch
The yard is situated on the north-,y,s, co,o,r
Of ;hn Charlotte Depot Yard.
WM. TIDDY & SONS.
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\ WEDDING.-Thcro was an interesting
circumstance which occurred in Anderson
Village Monday last. We heard it first. Lv
accident, from ten or twenty school girls.
Iretty well grown. who were giving their
views and opinions a to the I.r"pricty Of
the matter. | a>ccrtainrd from their con-
Ncrsation, that one OF the school girls, in
one of the colleges at this place, went d.
rcotlY frGm the school room - the church,
close by, and there was united in the bands
"f mHtrimony, with young gentleman of
this district, who took her into his carriage
and drove off some where rapidly. The
girls seemed amazed at the audacity of the
act, on the part of the young gentleman,
amt Its secrecy, Oh the part of their school
companion also amazed them. tone of them
said Il vas very serious affair aud '.whcn
once done couldnot be undanc." .WalLrG
directly nom the school room IL the church, ="
said another; inst think of that" Il a,n
surprised" said third, that 81 tall girl
a. she :. should fall in love with such Il
little, short fellow" "But,'' said one, more
experienced. that's always the case, a tall
lady falls IN love with n short gentleman,
ana a tail gentleman with a short lady -
Some ono of them Very gravoly intimatcd
that ii might imjurc the school, at a distance,
hraring Of the circumstance. But the re-
ply was. the parents of the girl live in An
deF<nn village, and no blame can. conSr-
quontly, attach to tie s,hnol.--GrecurUe
Patriot
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New Firm.

THE undersigned have formed copartner-
l. ship, in the Mercantile business, at the old
stand of b. COOPMANN & Co, opposite Brem
q Steeles, where they respectfully invite their
friends and the public to call and see them. The
firm will be under the name of Koopmann &
Phelps. B. ROOPMANN,
II. NJ. PHELPS.
Charlotte, September 2, 1s56-tf
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eEongEPleElGs, Grave stoDcs

-HuNItI IItceS, FUrNtiurc I0rLIr.
TabIe Slabs, Mar6lc Stops, DC.
To any pattern, according to the most .nr,o,.. /,
styles, and upon terms rs low as 1t any NaILIe
adjustment in the South ''' Is
Al orders for Marble work. addressed D., ,
subscriber, will meet with pronpt ott.ntia, - u'e
will b. packed with and FORWARDED y;tL ar
patch: The pubIics patronage is resp ctr, U,,-
HclIIo. ~ 900 j. e. MCCOY.
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Something that was never
offered before!
The best Plantation in Neck
lenburg County!

i $50. nc 6C5T WIN-TIONNN n Y. C0FOIinN.
THNEIE Plantation contains 500 Acres, in
Z the Providence ttl,rnrlIt, ly;nm on the wa
trrs of Flat iiTan.tt, II miles south of Charlotte
Persons wishing to purchase, would do we'll to call
anGsec for themselves. If this tIact be not sufi
Gent, OTHER TRACTS OF equally good land,
near at hand, can be purchased upon ar terms
Ii there be those who wish 10 purchase a small
tract, they can also be accommod tcd in the same
nei4hboIhood.
Also for SALE Plantation with $50 Acres,
with good SAW MILL and GOLD NINE
.lss,stS3s7sz lying on the waters of Mile Branch
afakS@3t3 miles from Charlotte, we'll timbcred
TSassSAes Possession to tie given on the 18th
"* TN day OF December next.
JOHN s. PORTER.
Providence, May 20, lS56-Gm
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- I'm 4lt '.rcyolutiancr' says, that of
al the solemn hours !r rYe- saw, that oc
cupitd in going home one dark night from
The Widow Beans after being told Ly her
daughter Sally that he .r.crdn't come
again was She most solemn
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NJ OtiCo,
4 Valuable HOUSE and LOT

FOR SALE OR RENT
THE subscribers offer their werl ial- IL
L proved Lots In the town ofChar- iEs IA
lotte, for sale rcn;, situated in the G-Assz
eastern portion of the town, known as the
Penman property, conta ming lots. The un.
improved lots very desirable building Lots
Apply to John K. Daniel.
ALLISON & DANIEL.
Aug. 10. Is5G-tf
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ELECTRICITY APPLIED IN THE CIEl
~ DISEAsE,-Dr. Robert Remark. of the
University of Berlin, Prussia, has lately
inventcd and successfully applied, it is
said, a new msthGI nf Introducing constant
Ealyanic currantS into the nerves ana mu<-
rles of patients, whereby cases Of palsy of
every kind, aP"plcxy, atrophy of the mus
Giles aud Of the spinal murrows, some Of
them from ten 80 twenty years standing.
have been entirely cured within few min
ut"s. Within 1 period Of sig weeks. out
Of four hundred patients that haI lost the
use "f their limbs ana muscles, UPWARDS or
two hundrcd have been entirely restored 10
health. whilst the remainder were rapiilv
improving under the treatment
We place tliS paragraph before our read
PrS. that they may decide for themselves
upon the probability Of it, statements
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& q I L~R o a o 80 7 s u ,
CHESTER, s. G..
BY J. Z. NICHOLSON.

BY J. Z. NICHOLSON
- THE subscriber respectfully informs
sssEb his friends and the public generally,
4---k4ssAthat his house, known the "RalI
Road HOTEL" opposite the Chester Depot, is
stin open for the reception of regular and
transient boardcrs and the travelling public !;
and that he is making every cxcrtion to de-
serve and secure continuance of the kind
and liberal patronage which has hithcrtofCre
been extended to him. He fiatters himself that
every needed arrangement has been made to
promote the comfort of all who stop with him :
his rooms airy and wel-turnished, his SER
wants are attentive and obcdicnt, and his table
constantly supplied with the best of the season,
so that his friends will not want any attention
necessary to make their sojourn pleasant and
agreeable. His Stables furnished with
good hUstlcrs and an abundance of provender,
and he is prepared at moments notice to
supply His customers with private conyeyances
of every sort, to any part of the surf ounding
country.
He desires to return his acknOwlcd gmcnts
to the public for past favors, and solicfts for
the future equally liberal share Of patron
age.
Aur 20 1854. 5-tf
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Saws.

saws.
,ihCCLAK SAWS from II to 60inches, for
- SAFE al BREM & STEELE'S. "
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LAND SALE
ct Carolina City.

The Carolina City Company propose to sell TO
tia highest bidder, on Tuesday the 18th day of
November next, at Carolina City, limited num-
l. - q .I:1rihLl To-. in sid City Immediately on
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NEW MARBLE YAmN

"a VIE subscriber have established N,rl,.
Il Yard, on the second square south Of ~,
Courthouse, aud respectfully offer their scr,io
to all who may desire any thing in their linz r,',s
business They viii keep on hand the best and M
handSomest Kinds OF Foreign and American MAJ
bic, and be- prepared at all times to furnish -'"
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PROFESSOR WOOE-


Dear SIr. My hair had, for several yca's, been
becoming Ipemairrcy gay, accompau,fd ty
harshn' s. which rendered the constant application
OF OIL necessar " ~ dressing H. When conf rnc.
ed using your Hair Restorative. about Two Inouhs
ago, II was IN tina; condition; ard having CONTINUED
It's use TIL wnhin thelasi three weeks hos 'UTrtG
10 ITS natural color, and assumed a sOiruess ara
Iustrc gicaty to be preferred TO those produced W
the Application OF oils or any ether preparation
nave ever used ] regard il a. an Indispensable
hIcIc Tor every ldys toilet whether TO be Usfd %
nm Restorative, or for the simple purpose oi dress
ing or heauty.ng the hair. You have permission
10 refer TO me all who entertain any doubt OF Us
performing al that is claimed Tor IL.
MRS. c. SYMONDS,
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10, 1854. IA Third ct.
WatPrtovB, Mass, May J. 1854.
PROF. O. WOOD-AllOw me 10 attest The
virtues and magic powers OF your Hair Restorative
Three months SINCE being exceedingly gray,
purchased. and soon commenced TO use, two bo'
ties; and It soon began tell in restoring the silver
locks to he- native Color and the hair, which was
before dry ard harsh and falling off now became
soft and glossy and il ceased falling; The dardIuh
disappeared, and the scalp lost all the disagreoable
l'chlng. so annoying before, and now, not Only
look, but feel young again.
Respectfully. yours etc. -
CHARLES WHITNEY.
0TSOld at i II Market street, St. LOUIS, Nilsson
ri. 3l6 Broadway New York ard by Scar! ~ 20.
Charlotte, n. C.. and by Druggists everywheTe'-
All kinds of family patent medicines for sale, on
the bes, possible terms at Professor Woods estaf'
lshmcn, Ia Market street ST LOUIS
July 8, 1856
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Essstc
Articles.

Be'wccn Charleston and Charlotte.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
Ayers { berry r'ccfornl
ron TIE RAPID CrRs OF

IVH RAPID Gu RI or
a SOUGHS, G rs llnsrscness, lnflu,nst Ercn,
" chitis, Who ping Cough, Group. Asthma liz
cilh>n Cons''mpii.n AMI fer the relief Vi iisump-
i've p.tcn : Ii advanced stiges II the lie nc.
We heei t spe TX to the pubic of It's virtues
hr"ugaoai e,cry ,own AMI aim st every hamlet uf
c Ahlcric States its wonderful cues # pulnr Mt
conpi ants have IN ldc IL aIrea kn. VIII Nay
few are the mies In any civilized country On tails
continent WI hut some pcis. nal xp.reIice ( lis
eli cs and fewer yet tie c. nlinunilies anywh, re-
which have not among tltm NE living tiUl d, If
it vcttry ever the subtle ana dang is,i.t. Il
the tiir, ut and ILgs. While l. j. th, LtsiI.w,ritl
aatid te yet kr~h to man ttr the Unit. ii. ~ Il
dangerous diseases # the pulm, may oilans II 8
ais" the plcnantest and safest rn.tdy that tan e
employer Tor Infants and young p Issns. lui,nis
should have il In 81 re against tbs ns,is CT, n.
Lat steals up u hem uDprep red We have ain nj
AIT gr"ul-s to b~.ieve tnc CiisIHY PksroGAL saves
more lives the clisnp.b nsit prevents than those
it cures Keep it BY you. and cifc your colds willie
they are cursbe nor neglect them until n0 human
SKIN Can master the mex tabIe cnkcr that fastened
on the vitssls, eats ys.ur life aw y.
All know the dreadful fatality of lung dis riers.
and as they Know too the virtues Of this remedy w,
need not do mae thin assure them it Is still made
the best u can be. We spare NO O. st. no care NJ,
toll to produce 1t the IN perfect po sible anil thus
.tyrd these who rely 1t the best agent which uu
skill can furnish for their c,,re ~
Prepared Ivy DIR. J. G. AVER, Practical and Ana
iytiati Chemist. Lowell. II lss., and aid by A. q
smith. Litchfeld !; c. Mcneil wo.cott,ille H. board
min New Milford Pratt & Foster West Cornwall
and ny merchants and druggists throughout tn
country. azs ,ss.ls.s. :
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
4 q . g.

no all Of our customers ani friends, we wou.t
a once more remind them that daily
ccivins from New York very desirable Goods. II "
ing received suc liberal patronage from GUS
timers the ut year, have returned to make very
extensive additions to stock comprising all tlc
kinds vi goods usually kept at this St~re 10 the
Il lies in particular, w4ull sly til t ass,rt-
ment ct fancy Silks. Nous. DcLsiacs, AMI all the
other kinds Dress uos found in the market is very
large. We would, ;slso cal tieir attention to an
Auction LIT of Emlfei !ery numler OF hun he
dollars nth, just purchase an We selling,
them ut one half their COST to mlau acturc
mmy other Auc;i n Go ds eucI Winchester H.
ID. Llines at shilling per y7rl The indictments
whic., shall offer friends this spring. are
many. Our f.cilies for getting our s, lis ,5l,s
to sell them 1T Less price than o;ler merchants
there ia no d, pa.iny this fIct. Ole ,f our firm
restless in New l,rk aud he ,kcs it .s rticnlir
business L, N ike of I'll bars lins, especially ia
the Dry Goul line which are offered.
With mlny thanks TO all s:h haze $, literally
p,trenzel our establishment the p, ycr, We wouli
here s,y that 1t is ia:sasita keep NJ ne r.2u-
ta.ion Of the stsni it regards variety go,tis
chaapaess If prices, and our .nacr f . aIuc.ing
business. n. & L. A BERRY.
W.lcottyillc April 1oth 1865. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27

llfEIE s=si "a Is; J: = ~,
A 8 rcsyi1tida q g ne sfeaS INNS - Eerope
nerer fhO04t3 - revulutin nl1t s0cn s. clotises
the 8r0nnd n crimson. lays waste large tracts u
css0ntay: but q tes0lutiOn ii the B5Ot anil ShYe
that aftSf revolution which lnakos the heart
md al the sons and dnuslstrrs Il a. IA ansi L.
ltztp Tor joy How it D. says 0lao IS II possiSle
80 anctsE tsss the ingenuity a a Gun invent
~ many f1tteTzSu f dress Eer tAc foot III e Bat
SO Il ~ AMI the hive II, issitss to
rcit tie Oll Brick IN the neatst sr,sssIef and
nllei it to the walls, Nth that which wiI lit line
fut please the eye and draw 1tt TN tue p,.rse
10 number the kinks m quail wsaizl he like
numbering the san Is If tie srs Suffice 1t 4, s,;
it b necessary to c..i "a ex Trims for yoars,l
before you ein de;erlaine what you would Lke. Ii
there Is any who think they should like any p tieu-
Lar kint sf bot or sh: q: fer their bcnciI We viii
nune few If the cslninan hinsls. And t; SHY
IL Yes oasers. Congress ss e and frunt ac.sis
aud wiihou. tips and fpxits GI,ve, sreach. English
and PLATA Slips, firm 81 cents 10 81 so Thick AMI
thin sole Bnskins Of su;serir quality with any
aHsntitysf kassuti and Jc:aisy Lisal lies Gents
thick AMI elf Bedside ssi,.cs DO FrSnc.l elf
Congress Boots. together with al other kinds of
Gaiicss. k..ss;h. Oxford. and either fassr;ou sbl.
Iiss for gents full supply Of infants yasltils'
an gents Rub5crs, Saoes. b OTIS IN las and Cos
sinners Oak and Henl. OK s lie Leather, M TO
Innings. Bindings Nils. Pegs Wax Tilre ID Avis
and iiafts. sine Brushes Paste AMI Y.lrnisn Black ing
Sc.e The whole to cs,ncuie with great rush at
the :. Old Bl lex. where the one price and ready
pay system has d.ne 50 WE'LL We respectfully invite
all to give call assuring them that 81 ming
shall be sold at the lowest per cent possible a; NJ
S West M.ia Street, Ltchfsld. Conn.
MEAFOY &MUSSoN
First door w .st of Court-IIouss
May>lst 1S5c
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
s~.a ilie fourth CT July,
Re 1t Wet or Drv!

uSr received 1T this Bss-filyx,'' another lot u
- Dress Gools ani Trimmings including Silks
anl Bttrcgcs Of various styles coors WHITE aud
printed Lawns. camai.s. MaAiins a,ld Biiiian.s,
einlroi,lered Muslin C.il,rs Lnir-H .adkerchicfs,
nndcr-Secyes. El.iss aa llsertays large .sssort-
neat Also, linoans aai Dress TRIMMINGS
enormous stock inclaiiag Eiins.s an Il An ilue
Ribbons Of ali d.scipi ~; a;so, Gives Hosiery
Mitts and Fans ia all their Varieties III, styles Also
Shawls. Sssnfs Linen Collars and ..nc HLirs If al
sizes anl of the ocs: gu ,lity, expressly r lay
own sale. and ~rranre! t. peaac. I.,n:n AMI cot.
Shirt R~aisis s;itc.act On twoyen; Aiso O.ur-.ils
and ossr-shirts, white az brown iales.s Dcai,Is,
C.stoa-Stli.hs. &c.. ic.., SLirsihss sleetings,
Prints. &c., IA sr-H.nsings an Gra?e: y Masas
vaTio:y. c,UOO Bricks crc.cry al I'll .ss- W.,re
ana 400 feet Iiae an | Html,.tk Bs,.,.s. Also.
Flour AMI Groceries. incla.iin: frAs WINS AMI
,i;QcoRa Ia ies and Aisccs Bp.tS Sa,es, Sc, sc
cheap for cash work ,r produce.
ilelse t. esl aal see then AMI then you'll buy
of course .rE
N. ., Shirts given on. as usual Ala Insurance
assured s. n BRONSON
Itchaeli, July 3D. 1856. Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
HoLzowAE's FILLS.
WY AXE We SltKl

has b. Il. se III &c the ia,aan race IL he weiche
4 daMn b. disease and ssiissins. a'uIi!JMAN's
fiil.S are sser:as hr ,ei,tl - ,he NExx
the NERVOUS IN UEIicArE ami the lSFH M III Nil chime
aces, A.s aud cos,ssaassnas. ir..'>-.H iia'l Wa.
e,.r~ ~ III. Timed safes. AID oflrr hem 20 ,r.
aud en,isli. ned d 0e. the test she work,
syer Tor the i.nosafot disease.
rinse Pi is purity s;ae uiaod.
rh. sr fanr.u- riis are expressly cn,nined ap,
rate sss the ss, .c she klmsv~, .he angs,
<kass, aud ,awrs- c.,rrertng aav drranaen,en
In III il ia..l pnriy.. re b,d the scsv fountain
~ tie. thus suslnr d s.ase ~ . MS to,ms.
Dysprp ia and Iiver scmp st,t.
Ne ,r.v t,a Il the human have nkse these Phs.
Ii mas .,n a~avrd the world that afhit
ha> found equal 10 Item ss .''serse's II
,i- ,ver. d. sp.,>ia nj rom las sraeta y
I,y give halt, tone ,,'tt 5. organs ha~ e,e
much ieranssd, an " hen at""hsr uTsns nave tahea.
Genera: Deli icy. nrEsassh.
Many the m Id. spn,ie Cav. = ents have opened
the "a us, iin,>e the int ufia,l 81 these tie.
l,.a bee. IL" meG,c.us a Z inasscs.-
learned o.c.s atisn Tia, his rs shs bret Ten.sss
!, known tr pe.sons ., d. iNasr health "s Where
the system has inquired! as us atias p"
cities taii u afina relic t.ssss IS
kena.e Complaints.
No fsnalr ,n,ns ~ old, should he wi,hou, ,. cee
t-a,r.i lac.riersa ates h. monthly
csurs.s al pern DIS. arnte az n,aiA ,sses III. a
ha,m. ii>a> III" ana: safes, med c'n. hat an
ei,rn u itdftn III ages, ard Ia aGt c"rFathi:
!. ils. q,ent no family sih.ni he w'ti"'aH
Huiio2as. Pits ar. th- b.s, m,ds knuon in M Word
for fae foAor.s d,s.as..
Asthma, t,il, ,.n,ai..n f.maie C"mpla ANTS
i,nwri Z. complaints, V-ue,eai An's lie ad.t tts
C.m.h,, Va MS all K DIS, Inc y. sti.n. =
Gol.is. niar,toea, s,une anu Gravel.
t:i,-s, u spases, Drrrs., S...rGa,. SNhp's,
Cos vet ess,. Deti u,, Inward y cakin,s.
%, s,r srsia, Fsv-i AIDA .ur Liver Com pia MS,
flnenxa Ptks, LEVINE Sprrs.
i'd ~ the M.nufactnries Il Pref. sst iol uw
so Maiden l.. me- New York anu 2ll S,ran L. nti,p,
bv all =, spe tai t'r".e's,: sai'r y Msd'rnr
,hr"n..'", IL u,re States. an' ~. vi'zed w.t'e'
nh re I. =, 25 r-'.t~. G24 ..h., arc 81 each.
% fhrr. Is a considerable SAVING " tnkii s " q
lager : zcs.
NIB nr-c, RS f.r the guda, &c al patient. s, eyeis
disorder are affixed i"rarh hux.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-11-27
Your Attention

respectfully called to the various kinds al Like
ncSses taken by the un ler~igned -Da.uefrcotyp.s,
an photographs. which fsr c.carm.ss,
softncss IT tone, an truthuliness As likeness are
second 10 none. a3 1865
The pasuerrcntypo. which has stool the ties. for
seventCon years Ii too we'll known to nccdcemncnt ;
Anbrotypcs are positive picture taken directly on
glass make very ine likeness, AMI are lccomins
very popular. rhot graphs frat taken On glass,
then reproduced on PAPER these surpass the finest
steel engraving. Persons wishing to procure like
nesseA nf Themselves or fsns, do better thar
~ call q oscc and not defer Charges moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed.
]. L JUDD,
No. 2 South street.
Litchfcld, June Cd, 1855 s. r. y