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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-22
C0A0L08 00O001Ce1,
lEKERAL LAND AGENT, FLORENCE,

~ Neeeaakn Tsssitssy, uiu stt<nd 20 The locasisr
k4nA WeSroees anA tbs Duscheeso Of CMAna, LAuds
- eeetag ta16snaiion thsesss - ehson 4 b e.
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PRovtssoRsuIps. The Trustees OF Iowa
Iowa College, AT their late annual meeting
created. We are informed. two new Professor
ships In the College. Que of these professor
ships Is that Of C.rii Engsnsu and Sessns.Ne
Nschanses on the foundation established by
Charles n-ndric, ESD Of Burlington. The
other 10 that Of Rhetoric and English Liiera-
ture, for the endowment Of which beginning
has been made by recent donations. Ben~-
factors Of the College were present who gave
assurance that the removal Of the institution,
IL that became necessary, wonld make no
change IN their generous intentions
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Goob Bsick k---on a visit 10 Mat~rtowa last
week, about eight miles above this city, We
iotieed fine kiln of brick just burned These
bricks are probably better than ANY made In
this city. They are thorough, burned, ring
like metal AMI ARE made vi very superior
clay. They are offered at the kiln Tor o. 60
a Thousand. They might be- boaied To this
city so rs TO cost here q, the very highss, Z. 90
per thousand, and We think mnch less We
simply suggest IL a. probably good speeula-
ton for some builder
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EVANS. NsOIsLEY 4 CHEW,
GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION AND

~. DAEZE1.l. 4 co..
WH6LEsALE AND RETAIL GRoeERs,
w Forwarding and Commission Merchants
Des.er- u salf ,elasni, Plaster, 0las. and Ssils
,urhcr second aud Perry str~et- J~n2lsctf
HrRnOWs 4 IN RETrYMAN.
IsURWARbiSG AND COMMISSION MER.
i CHANTS. Preanc. Dealers, aid whoae.al.
ard Retail Dealer. in Ibfy Goods, 9neenswafs tifos
s.flr. nsstst she-, Hats, sIothias sal,, A. ffon,
sfrNet
Hzvlss aialsle ron for storage ahali pay par.
ieaias attention 10 Receiving, ssprins and Forward
lng any Uoods ~onsiga~d 10
EssL paid nj all times for profncr
The DANESPORT STEAM Ff.OuRIN4 MILLS
viii bc kept Va constant operation, aud Farmers are
Informed that We pay ai ali times in Cash the high
price for Wheat Flour always hand
BURROWS PRETrlMA%
II EsAss, Boston n Cass, Ssw Orlean.
EVANS, CHEW 4 CO..
tsaece..ors to n Thompson 4 Col,
"HoLESALE GR0cERs. COMMISSION
w aai Forwarding Merchants. and G~Gerai
B.f .,A
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AT About sosT
aeio EAR ~ TYSEs
DHdt NJ Ls tlalss kps
Aeeasa eJourtag Mell Fer sale.
THIS MILL Il BUILT or STONE IN A
j very snbs'aatss. ashLcr on salsI reek on the
hank af the Mississippi River To the eity ~ i,oas
low. = foa. s'o'is. h,xh snaao feet 9Th kssns
aud BOILER tisas. attached, capable ~ laasIfaetaf
Ing iso barrels 81 -four 10 ~ Lsur. The rhyn. Is
inches bore aud ~ feet stroke double nue lsil
sr. ~ inehss 10 diameter, ~ feet long 10 itch fas-
The NIL ~as tullt la.s year IL Ia client order,
and surrounded w sell s~iiled aad abaBdates. ~
what raising country, ai has hspb ia saroes.fgl
opsIsilas Tor sixteen I.sesth-
The Flour ~ the Lyon. s'ily Nils hs- won sn
~Heelsni reputation in Minnsspts, ~ Lssl. aud Chi
eago and ther. 10 extensive home trade Tor II In
Lyons. FULTON Cltg, aananeho sni ssxhbaslnx
country
sssan,eos,s taking the aour up and down the Mis.
.lssppl river, have nEa ptse. ftr landing III the
NIL, Will. the Railroad frln faitan topfosit~ ny
oas) to Chicago anOris facilities fr the Shipment
~ -four cast all this yesF Ths eastern terminus %
another ksllrvAd, hearty completed, rganlng vest
VIA A.InoketA. aud cut ,hFsash cue % ,Le bee,
grain yr".ihs ssetoas u tbs STATE. will be heated
The same ssil be sid cheap and On .a.y t.rms i,s
u cLArssES
Lyons. Clinton Co, iowa IsI,aim
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
solved BY nut aal ronssat % ssraes 10 slnaa author
issdto se'is ihs aecoants of the late hr,a
MM u DDwyEK,
EARSES.
DaYesppss JEly 10, irf
"(MMHdN LtHssOr NiOre."
(sOPARTNEksHIP NOTICE III BARNES
~ + co. .ueee..or 10 bo~ser d Barae. viii .n
coLilla~ the Sasn.ssa u ih- store aGdsr The
GERMAN THEATRE.
dor1s n Scoad and R.t~sy Soots,
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Essry description ~
WtOes,
CsrAaals,
ltQoors, Ae.,
| A. wholesale sEd Retail, pure from the cssiosn
| IVA " BARNES co
| FOUND.
| THE PLACE TO Buy CHEAP DRY 0OODt
| j 10 u The popular corner ~
/ q ceANpTOH . nOS,
y1s Corner u Brady add seceed ssr~sts
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lee Creo0 neOWens.
lE SUBSCRfBERg HAVING pfTTPD Iip

ne bUBSCKIBEKS HAVING FTTTFD Up
magnificent leo Cream Itooa, ln the "a story
Of their bulldiag take pleasure announcing u The
knbsic that they srs now prepared ~ serve their
hsnds " tbs moot sumpfuons manner with
lee Csss0, Casseelsaary, Yrstss, Ae.,
and everything In their limo No palms or cost has
been spared 10 render is establishment seeoui ~
noss, aud snp~rior ~ any 10 the eiti OsT frieDds
can rely npoa receiving MI attention. and hdnx the
nyss psiatAbis rsfreshIpenis this city anords
Parties, Balls, Pic Mics aai private families sersed
" any sxteat ON the shortss, nutlc~
kntSz6cc On Fourth street
BROOKS 4 DAVIS,
Juneedtha Corner ~ snd BfAdy sta
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q MN Imiasftet
pra~tn. irs-.'a- iat fsa.li.- .ui s.yE.si- r14.. :
riai.-- from Living Nature =.
Nanhg Am~ttsaH taui-y.ps fasttsf y.
,sium'ss Drawing sssitssi I..lsu- =.
Copies fsr sien fsintcr- as.l Is.eh.f. s.
EAcTrsse. in saloftn. a..
classical brfsm.ut- flrrentiue abd -htsian -.
little Artt-t- Ahia-r'ncui- plain and saiated 3D.
Picturesque Views III Eufol~ -
Romantic Heetis- sn the Rhln- -
stusit.- TT fatitsi Ia ntIfs -
,ol4"rtieH ~ Htd.. ~plrEday e..Dr~i. -
tallrc'isat IL Flower. sud Fruit d. d. -
t9ri"~ - brs~iug- sn ~isic. per Hssk ~
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ht0hsti
>. WILSON GUIrEAu,
A TToRNEl At LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC
\ AND sONNEYASCE.
Particular and prompt atisntoB given Ia Convey
ateiHg and thr talIks Eau ~ Dehts
Also -,pMAlssioSLR of DEEDS for the
rhu-rtt- Nca Yatl S.w Ier.ss ra@n-,iass,s
Virginia, Oh, lsaac-ses. hsntus1, Iliisnl- and
ofice wHaiLct suntg iss,ss at tl.s count House
mats y
dHtr1 tsuN a ru...~
ornLEs = yaOGERs.
4 TTnRNEYs 4 couNsELOgs At LAW.
Il AND SnGAhiLr EtBiIs
oiies " iia'sn sew fasek. Main street hetwssR
fIfht aHd NtaH't isiddtf
d tFAkt ~ snaa.s
LEAkE 4 sHoREs.
4 TTaRNEYS Il caINsFLoRs AT LAW
a AND suTAniEs PUBIC
y" ? Dssefrofis Haek, earnct of seeasd aud
Maih eaasrt. isn3dtf
- raosrsos nansss
THOMPSON HAnSER,
4 TroRNEls AT LAw.-oEFICR-N y.
a eafhsr Il Brad, ard second -,- .epi2,f
GEORGE y. wHITcOMul
A TT6RNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW.
"A Notary Ieer, ana Commissioner VI Deeds f.r
New Hampshire, Vermont New York, rsan.,lsa
oncr North we.I c',r4er ~ Main aud seeoaa
streets scpssf
BUCHANAN 4 JOHNS,
A TToRNFis At LAW -ofrICE-HOrr
u MANS Blecki Main street .et;dif
l'hysicimns.
nlcAMAstAs ltss,
uIckMAR 4 Lucy.
physicians & SURGEONS --oFFICE-
corA"r eecoad and brady streets. spsAf
DOtr. !. KENNY,
late af - iani.l
LAS LOCATED IL DAVENPORT, AND
otssr- his professional sefslcs. 10 the people ~
the city and sieiBlls oflS AZ .eotl Hea.s. esrasr
ffoas aud Harrlsoa streets faaysiy
y sisirs. So ~osty, y
DOcTs. MINER 4 wORLEy.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS. OFFICE,
IL over Jsroby'. new Drug Store corner ~ Perry
and Third streets
ls1D dim
,. W. ~. nAKER, u. D..
DHiSiCiAN AND SURGEON --UFFIcE-
j IN Psi One. Block, Hoa.e 3 North eide Of
Ftnh street h.tMssn ffady a-d Perr, fc.2if
DOCT. >. OI.sssACsEN.
DHisiciAN, SURGEON & AscUUcHEUR.
House no,lsff
DOT. .. ". slsCORTNEy
nFfERs HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
- 10 the citizens ~ t,avenfar, saa sieinity.
onle.- IN Wiley Massers nsw huidlng, eefn~r
af brady aua Fourth streets
Refer i.s !. Da."hpafi, 4 vi Cannon. s~pio
n tiu Asss
DONTs. LINE 4 A0En,
DHiSICiASs q SURGEONS. .-urPIcE--
o. Brads street, opposite the Post Oaiee. janis
DOcT. E. =. SHELTON, A. ~,
SURGE0S AND PiiYslGiAS.--DR y. HAS
~ enjoyed large experieges w the department of
saryery, h..ins. i,sr s.t.n yssr- had charge of =
hoarlsaing IlD-pta ih India. Cfroln whence he Las
recently r~laFnean, ~ ssars average attendance ~
9DJ iaiieft.
Once, Pcs. Onies Baiiain.e Hunr.. from . to i2
A u ana 3toeE k~~leBes e0rnsr Twelfth
aud kipley B7tf
ODCT. =. MARSHALL,
TENDERS Ills SERVICES IL TIE PRAC-
iIaE Or MEDICINE Ia ali IL. departments,
s"sh. sau1sns ~ davenport and veilny
- pnre over Eli Adams Book storc Brady IL
rse Hc.isenect Harrison, b.iween Elexenth aad
~ su'eN- 1el1
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s.1- The weather yesterday was delightful
aad the nights are cool and pleasant.
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l.. W. CUaT1n = co.,
tSaeeessar 10 0ss,irirh curtiss d fantisD
a Al A IfNn aAa0HaanG Aa0

tsaeee.sar 10 0ssirlrh' curtiss = Yansi.D
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MER-
1 CHANTS. Warehouse, opposite n X depot.
Dealers Ia Drain fionr salt. Cement, aud sli de.
seriptioa. Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended 10 with dispatch fsr
the purchase sale of Grain Produce In this and
other markris
oar facilities ample for the storage of ali kinda
Of traia aud Produce
Liberal cash advances made on eonsisnmeats when
desired
Special stseniion paid To receiving aud f,rw ardlns
goods ey rairsad of river Charges at established
fAtrs
Rsfrssscrs Cook 4 sargent Bank~rs psy.n
mort chube. Bro. Barrow = Ca Bankers, Dsven-
port saekosl-. Campbell 4 Co. Davenport 6~o W
Tlf', Banker, Buffalo Baak of Oreans Albion, N
]. Daeh.s. CO Baak, y Y Thomas kemp-hali
Esq, Rochester N r. Walter Woieli, n Il city
Cary Graiy Gosaini seton Merchant III Iuls collin.
Humphrey 90, Chicago wurts. Hatch 4 Co
chicago W u NJ tiisisr, E.q. Chicago, Donxhty,
wlkin.pn % fsashke~psie Waiktns 4 owsley
Commission Merchant, LSulssilie Ky
Jane = iiI
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THE CAAr LAw-We have had q number
Of inquiries made Us, at Ia when the Game
Law limitation expires whether hunters can
low legally Shoe, prairie chickens, &c. by
the following extract. it will he seen the limit
alton expired Oh the 10th Of this month. Az
ter this time game Of every kind may be kill
el and sold.
II shall he unia@ful for an, person, ~x-
eept on his own premises, to kill, esxnare or
trap any wild der. elk or iawn, Wild turkey,
prairie hen or chicken grouse or quail. be-
tween the 1t da. of February and the 10Th
day Of July In each and every year
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ENok sALE-A PAIR or MARES ur A
! dark .rnH gray color perfectly matched In ..s
ani e'inf-NrrN desirable either far carriage wag
"h sound la every trsPcri aud gentle IN harnr-s
AppN g. . q HARRISON
Is ssdtM. a, A. 4 Nt~snIi. s,,,t..
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TILE rARTNERsHIP

lissult fIuN THE PARTNERSHIP
hrlfi"inte exisiing h..s.eu 6ilis- a ger q
=" W thr AAtMg hat-tts.s u th4s DAY di--asei rs
.s"M s.n-'nt Nj delt- ,iu. the nrla mas he - "a
" 6uleti ~ David iAhack aud all essifn. q 80
'eaar"fsi " ~ rt~..mtca forthwith far pas ueri
otlltf ~ SuEE : GU
70" MslnN hnsns.- viii w. tru ue4l nj tis Iwtu
hN Mul- hs "illet orvsH Is ~Ls, L.,p~ ~ stsg
general Satisfaction
iuiy t3th lsa- .fIlEI ,.pIrS a.,
N.sdtfNl
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OsERll JOIti Has KE.INA Ed Ills sIna,

- - fsnes fsy o~ri. ttn4mil.. .tr tn thn rssss4
fftssriy occupied " Am RAY q "a ass ds.sI
sasos. the ipNs bsk Hs-sHz. tsfssffnl fsf fast r..
Sar. be waald ssest he rpfttRBsn.s "a that tatr.
~se 9Th ~hiet he has hs.a ~ iit.sa'ls f.yofss
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HAVING BEEN COMPELLED BY III
General Notices.

EM0sAL HAVE REMOVED -, /.
as""ss - No . ~ si.ir. HSw where 80 ~ I'll
. happy 10 ssit arssa ss.I Customers AL raa
sss*- Asd sell thsas ss~ssis 81 The lowest lrtas.
We n ar ~ Ii%IH
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4 'AkMA> q Hkb HAVE REMOVED
- shst sts-k q sBss f,ff ssossi. tis Fa.ssn rs
saIsri ~ L1i Adams sa Tho iaea Hask Roam. NLsr.
fhsv fF tAs ff.ssnt ali t lsa.si a. aii II a.t4
- sssietnsf. sfs .. tasny Hss si.l sHe AZ
ttris - tnF8f Has ~ tn-ahsrs NsstI
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VOL. Ill.
DAVENPORT DAILY GAZETTE,
SANDERS 4 nnormER,
FCEIfs1gRx

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
p1iti- 600 per annum, payable In sdvane. otL
eswIse IN cents per week, pay able TO earlier
ihi iWrrKif ~ ~ per aanum In advance
arrxtt goo per snnam, Ia advance
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

Colossal FouNrAINs.-The fountains ofthe
Crystal Palace at Sydeuhum, England, are
among the greatest wonders of the world
The huge fountains throw vast jets of water,
to d height of three hundred and eighty feet
Two towers are erected ON the highest part of
the grounds, each two hundred aud seventy
five feet high powerful engines take water
from artesian wells, five hundred and severity
five feet deep, end throw it to the top Of these
towers, whence it deScends and feeds the four
tans. The total weight Of each tower when
the fountains are playing, is over three thous.
and tons. Besides the two colossal fountains,
there are ten lesser ones, thst throw water one
hundred feet high, as well as almost countless
smaller fountains, in addition to water temples,
cascades, &c, and several thousand small jets
requiring one hundred and twenty gallons of
water Fer minute to supply them. Ten miles
of iron PIPES are required to conduct the alter
that feds these works. The sight when they
are i'll full lay, is said to he magnificent. The
spectator sees before him group Of basins, ar
ranged on terraces that rise one above the 9TH
er, the Crystal Palace GROWING the summit ;
and each of these basins seems alive with jets
flushing in the sunshine, and crossing and re-
crossing each other, while cascades diversity
the scene aud the two colossal fountains sheet
to dizzy height.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

A STORY OF THE BATTLE FIELD-A SOL
der Was wounded III one Of the battles of the
Crmca, and was carried out of the field he
felt that his wound was mortal-that life was
quickly ebhug away-and he said to his COM
radrs who were carrying him,
Put me down do not trouble yourselves
to carry me any further; am dying"
They put him down and returned to the
field. few minutes after, an officer saw the
man wcltering in his blood and asked him if
he could do anything for him.
Nothing, thank you"
" Shall get you little water ?" asked
the kindhcarted officer.
NO. thank you l am dying"
" Is there nothing | can do for you shall
write to your friends p
g. have no friends yon can write to. But
there is one thing for which would be much
obliged in my knapsack you will fluid Tes-
tament-will you open it at the 14tlf of John,
and near the end of that chapter, you will find
verse that begins with Peace will you
read it ?"
The officer did so, and read the words,
" Peace leave with you, my peace | give un-
to you not as the world giveth, give unto
You. Let not your heart be troubled, neither
let it be afraid"
"1hank you, sir" said the dying man 81
have that peace am going to that Saviour
God is with me; want no more" and in
stantly expired.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

A WH1.E NEaRo.-Once, and once only,
during my life have had an opportunity ofeA-
alhining mnutey an entirely white negro. In
the year 1912 there lived in the town of Sta
bronx the capital of Denerara, a man Of this
complexion. He was a robust young fellow
by no means what they call an Albino, as his
eyes were just the same color as those of his
tribe He went by the name of Bochra Jeu,,
or White Jenny, and was tailor by trade.
found his skin in all respects the same as my
own, saving that where the sun had given
mine, the appearance Of mahogany, bis was
b.otched with freckes of lighter tint. In
other respects, he was in reality negro from
head to foot. He stood apparently five feet
nine inches in height, with q finely expanded
chest and back as straight as an arrow
But he was deficient in the calves of his legs,
while you coald not help femarkisg the protru-
sion Of his heels, so noted in the negro. Both
his father and his mother were healthy yet
very black negroes. He appeared to be about
twenty years old, and was probably the only
white negro ever seen in Demerara. Wateyson.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
A SPANISH ANECD0TE.

1t was holy usage to record
Upon each refectory's side or end
The last mysterious supper of our Lord
That meanest appetites might upward tend
Within the convent palace of old Spain,
Rich with the gifts and monuments of kings,
Hung such picture, said by some to reign
The sovereign glory Of those woundrous things
A painter Of far fame in deep delight,
Dwelt on each beauty he SO well discerned
While in low tones grey Gerononite
This answer to his ecstasy returned.
/" Stranger have received my daily meal
In this good company, now threcscore years,
And thou, whoe'er thou art. canst hardly feel
How Time tt csc lifeless images endesrs.
" Lifeless, -ah no both Faith and Art have given
That passing hour life Of endless rest
And every soul who loves the food of Heaven
May to that table come welcome guest
- Lifeless -ah no while in mine heart stored
Sad memories of my brethren dead and gone,
Familiar faces vacant round our board,
And still that silent supper lasting on,
- While review my youth, what l was then,-
What am now and We beloved ones all
1t seems AZ if these were the living men,
And ve the colored shadows ON the WALL
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Whole Ne. 1864:

Baldwin, he remembered that a Young lady.
mnch resembling his fair passenger, had come
on board to see them away. The statament
of the kind brother that they had no relatives
in the country, aud were bound to Joliet there
fore excited his suspicious. A plan was form
ed which resulted in converting suspicion into
Certainty.
The captain, whose heart is in the right place
consulted I'll his officers, and it was resolved
unanimously that the pair should be welded.
The happy Intelligence was communicated, to
the parties in the most considerable and appro-
pirate mamer. They were called into the cab
in and their mutually delightful destiny unfold
cd. The young lady at once rushed to Der fra
t,rnal companions arms, with more than sister,
ly fervor crying" Oh Jim, didn't l tell
you we couldn't pass for brother and sister ?"
and chung to him i'll transport of grief aud
joy.
1t was evident that she would perform with
out prompting, her part of the marriage cere-
mony, but he Obj cted to this I; he seemed to
think her "too wn" He was, however in
formed succintly Of the captains ultimatum-
he must marry her, or one should be landed on
one side Of the river, and the other on the OPP
posite side. To this he seemed not unwilling
to assent. His Hero however, would rot
trust h Lcander across the Mississippi. But
his reluctance WIS overcome by the clerks SOL
emn and confidential assurance that the cap
tain was in terrific passion, that he was u
most desperate person, who would sooner
shoot man than eat and that he had pistol
i'll his pocket which, it was plain to see, his
hand was burning to use. The yonng gentle
man feeling thus compelled to volunteer, ex
planned that he would have married before
starting, but that he should have lost the boat,
and " so help him God,' he would have mar
red her in St Louis. Arrived at Brunswick,
Mo, justice of the peace was summoned,
who shortly appeared in the ladies' cabin,
where circle was formed with the happy
twain in the centre, and they were made one.
The bride was the beaming picture of delight,
he tho sainter one of submission. Captain
Baldwin and the clerks, Mcssrs johnson, and
Dill, each gave appropriate advice and kissed
the bride, whose gratitude was unbouuded.
The boat arrived here on Saturday, when Mr..
q I'd Mrs Bourbon took the Cars for Joliet,
having thus fulfilled the reasonable expectations
of their friends.-Louisrihe Journal
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

A ROMANCE on THE RlvER--1ast summer
as the fine steamer Florida, was about start
ing on her maiden trip from Omaha to St.
Louis, tall gadnt fellow, of about twenty au.
tumns came on board, with blooming country
girl, of apparently not mote than fourteen sum.
mers he informed the clerk tnat she was bis
sister, and SO timourous that it would be nee.
essary that they should occupy a state room
together. The clerk saw that their MUTUAL
concern was deeply sincere, and assigned them
room, one next the captains registering thern
Is Mr.. Barbour and sister. The subject being
incidentally mentioned to the captain, J. Il.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

A TooL's REpRooF There was q certain
nobleman, who kept fool, to whom one day
he gave staff, with charge to keep it, till
fool than himself Not many years after, the
noblenlan fell sick even unto death. The fool
came to SET him his sick lord said to him, Il
must shortly leave you" Whittier arc you
going 7" said the fool. Into another world"
replied his lordsbip " And when will yns /,
come back again within month ?" mo .
"A ycar~ " No." When. then !'-
Never" said the fool, and what provi ion
hast hou made for thy. entertainment there
whittier thou goest." "None." "None, then
here take my staff, for with oil my folly, an,
not guilty of any such folly as this.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
N1ts e.

eNHANKFUL for past favors. Mr.. CHRISTIAN
IL REMNANT would respectfully inform his nu-
nerous friends and patrons that he has received a
hupply Of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, which
he has carefully repaired and put in the best rum
Aing order. aud win warrant them for one year:
These Watches VII: be sold for less than their usual
prices. In regard to Mr.. RS ability for REPAIR
ING WATCHES. he cannot be excelled, having
been . manufacturer Of Watches for several years.
Before coming to America he awaited himself of
numerous advantages, to become thoroughly &C.
quainted with the mechanism of the Watch Manu-
factory. 1t has been more than sixteen years since
NJ. h. has been following the Business and since
he has been In America, he has established for him
self An excellent reputation. All Watches which
Mr.. b. repairs, are warranted for one year.
Office 1t Baldwin's Book Store, South Street,
Litchfeld, Conn.
Watches can be sent safely ~ the New Mil
ford. Kent, or West Cornwall Mail Contractors.
June -, 1857. tia
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

Boots and Shoes.

VnNHE subscriber mry be found in Lords building
Il up stairs, opposite the Enquirer Office where
hs 10 prepared to make all kinds of BOOTS and
SHOES to order, in the best manner and at reason
able prices, including Ladies and Childrens Boots
AID Shoes.
R.eA,suo done at short notice
N IFFLAND,
Ltehlsld. April 2. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
DlAcksmithing and Wagon Re-
tlAirinG,

MIR. H. B. GIBBUD, HAVING MADE AR.
W1 rangements which will enable him to attend
10 all work in the above Line, would respectfully
iaforua the citizens of Ltchield and vicinity that
he can be found at the building known as Rogers
Blacksmith Shop in Spencer street, with every ia
tility for quick and thorough execution of Jobs.
ME long experience as workman, he trusts, will
unable him 70 give entire satisfaction to thOse who
nay favor him with their patronage.
Etchheld, April q, 1867. 52tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Saddle and Harness Making.

rnsHE subscriber continues to manufacture and
i keeps ON hand everything in his line of business
and he would invite the attention of the public
70 his establishment. believing that he supply
Harness, Saddles Brides, Collars, Whips, SC. of as
good quality and at ~ cheap rates as be found
elsewhere. Jobbing and repairing promptly and
eat!y executed
The subscriber has removed to the loft over the
new grocery store of William H. Wheeler, East
stfest, where he continuest to manufacture.
FRED'k BROWN.
Ntch6sld June !, 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

6VROCKERY AND GLASSWARE largest
assortment In town Of all descriptions. at
!; Co., 4cNEL & BRANAN's.