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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

HEkE 10 another sheet iron safe robbed. and this
L 1 tine close II your door. The safe Of Mr. De-
rsngh, on Johusos street, wss few nights sinos
entered r. blowing open the lock with gunpowdsr,
and the safe ribbed Of 175. This safe was one OF
Hsrrng's maze. bat II proved no security. Lille .
bank aad safe issks cannot b exploded a. there Is
opening 10 the interior Of the lock 20 Insert the
powder. For sale emily BY
TlLLlNdHAST, LANg BUEL,
june1d6t l30 Maid-st.
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CA01aAAE D1PoTi
I ABn - AAna laeeD ~ " ans CassiaeesaDd
Bsegis, naasiasfuseA IN Nsw Nassas csaa.,
and Nssesk. p. J., yAieA l viii ssll LOW -
CASH, ~ On short credit. al
These cassiaoss ssA Bsegies ssssil 4 tAs lAAnsl
sty les, nads II Amt raSs natssials q he No.
tsstorss II ~ ustsd Ssaass, and will - ~ n
lover ratss tAsa similar sssisls 60 - ~ ~ ~
West. Warranted.
Also, large lot Of double SD siagis HA1.
MISS.
Cell and szamiae for yosrsslvss at ny Carriage
sses''sou'oa johnson street. s cTv - go
Ksoksk, Nay -. '57.dA~sm
1ayp - . rheosa.A sssangs. ~
DATRItk GROUSE have just rsosivea . 40
L ntAssn. Dvsbls Round CSsnsr 6svea Osesss
naso, with rich nosidiass and Dolss cAapaaa
attachment, from the mAnuiaetory Of Doasdnan.
Gray Co, fcs sale ~ . bargain, Of - Asia-st.
msy30d
Fer Hsns.
foNHE 6ns and eommodioss store on the corner 81
i johnson and Second streets, will b rsntsd, and
possession given Immediately, u ayplieatiss b
made soon to DIMOND CONN,
may3Ad - 1aia-sG
Times and Pos. eopy.l
IREsM ARnavALsg
Al rs. TALON tak 20 plsassrc h iafoem- -
Vl ing the Ladies' Of keokuk that shs hAsC
Just rsssiysd another Ane assortment q
PARIS BONNETS, r8m VIZ
FRENCH FLOWERS,
And other articles in her line Ladies sre sssssgt-
"a TO call sad examinc stock and wosk.
Dress making done with nestncss AID dlspnte6.
Fowler's rule taught in few lessous Models zOY
sale. Storc Ne. 81 Aain-strset.
mAy72d
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NOTICE 10 hereby given to the owners Of the
Lots Described in the foregoing list, situated In
tAs City Of Keoknk, Leg county and State Of Isws,
whose names are sntionad, and all others inter.
ssted. that special tax has boon assessed and
levied On said lots, for AcAdsnising ID street and
grading Of Alley as designated In the above list,
and unless payment be made Of the taxes % levied
and also all costs before the 18th day Of June, A.
ID. 1851, the raid lots, much thereof o. shall
be Necessary to discharge said tax and costs will
be sold on the day aforesaid, at the Mayors once
in said city, between the hours Of . o'clock a. IN.
aud O'Clock p.m &C. STEVENS,
Collector Of the City Of Keokuk.
June 4, 1857 -dtd
For Rent.
A AODERN built House and two or three Lots
"A pleasantly situated. Inquire Of
iuuc4d6t TAYynn
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NHVv0 1oo0G
sUsr sPEsEDu
Webster l. Rotter,
ssAnss..st., orpssiss Pss,sssses,
.HAv1 ls;. oIsssd : room for the sale Of
MAGAZINES,
ssk A CHEAP PUBLICATIONS,
AID every thing else psrtainiss - The ssru,a,
PERIODICAL AND NEWS BUSINESS.
10 their stock Of Late
News Asa Lsssrary Jsurnals,
Jest received, they would invite the attention Of
tAs paAlis- WEBSTRk POTTRk,
nAy1od Johnson-st, Opposite ths PostslIss.
COUNCIL BLUFFS PROPERTY
x FOR SALE,
"1 will ssll withost reserve, 70 sless . ..
w partnership concern,
5000 ACHES or LAND,
Adjoining and Near Ooansil HluGs sity - No..
Der Of Cay LeL, ON &A "a
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1857,
AT Public Auction, in front Of the PsoiAe ucsss,
This tsnd lics along tbs line Of The n. 4 H. r.
H., Is No. high bottom, prairie and timbcr lasd,
sad viii be divided 70 suit purchasers. Also, two
Improved farms.
ferMs-- Oss-sAird cash. bala.ss in o., asd I've
years, with ~ per cent. interest.
J. A. 1 B. KLEIN.
BY thstr Atty in fact, n. Q. kLsn.
L.
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Metallic Roofing,

Metallic Roofing,
rBN, UoHER1 AHD o0xxr x1OM.
STOvHs AND TIN WARE.
= q. 110k1Y,
ThirA.ss.s Bot. MAIN 4 DleA Asau.
IL NOW RECDIvINo
4 PINE 0UPfLY OF STOVES,
which fer ssEvsss. hsassy. 40 AnsstAis6 4 Sass.
iss saansl y sxsslls6, naaslaslsssIh - NSsth.
0Aass ; NsstA. fAissAslpAia, Hsaa.
~ tOsiIslt szanasstaeysssslvss. gA
AD.6sssas y IN ma Aiss - ,sssxas~.~
RooYHa DoHH On sHoAr sorIcH.
II IL sss1issl ~ - to say ssytAisg IL fsvsr Of
COED Astalis Rssf, sssl tutsa, Tor Il y ssGsisas
prof u itssA. Astalis nssls ~ alnSst sssln.
svsly sssd In all The principal siiss. n yssfsssss
10 say otAss bst they M tAs ~ q IN I'D
pAintlt - ths usdss eide bslsss psssiSk IL dSvs,
which sAds Sst iitsls y he sxpssss sAd nskss II
noss AsssblA. shall b ~ dsps SAss ~.
Andesassss q having go ~ VIII ,issss give
~ call. rs. xICKly.
Aps7s -des Kssksk, Iswa.
p. ID. Fosters
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For II ent.
X IL r o A D.

W. y. HARkINBs
Ale ana Porter Depot,
Cor. Main ana rirst.ses.. Ke.kur
A LII orders for Bottled ALE and PORTER.
IA filled and delivered in any part Of the city.
Also. . quantity Of Ale BY the barrel Orders
from distance respectfully solicited and promptly
| attended to. w. g. HAEKINk
ie3d6u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

GrNA lSSUMANCR COmPANY.
Cash Assets 81, 500. 600.
yONTINUES to iasus POI iciss o. bvellinsa
~ 6torss, Buildings, Asnufacturips 80 AlisH.
n:es, end other property 1t payins rstss.
n. THOMAS JAMES 10 fully sutAsrissa =
this city during ny absence to tAs sorstrv.
IL. 3. TEN kYCE, Aesnt.
omoe on 81 st. With Hickey 3 Sinpsea.
ksokak, June l, ,57-d2W
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

0LAlR 4 AeHNTYRB, 1850
7 UNDERTAKINGS, bet Aaia ssAJ sho-A
~ son sts-, u Ne ALLEY, fsoa - slssst,
carry on the hasinsss Of Undsstakine u III Its
branches. They hsve ssesntiy na1s s1lssaivs ~
ditions to their stock and pssisssd aAsis asaaes-
msnts In every departusas.
PATENT'AEfALLfc BURIAL CASES,
Impervious 10 strand understandable, Aighly eYna-
nsntsd, snd for the prsssrvssien q Shs
dad, = wsll = eolhas Of every style ~ AaisA
furpishsd 70 order.
liearsss and Carriages furnishsd, asd the entire
arran gsments Of The faAsrai attended 10 wAsn re-
CURED.
Keokuk. lows, Nay 81, 1857 -diy
Bell q. DAY. 4. ., ngxns.
DAY 4 BEERS,
&~st LAVE o. 9oL1Do,
GHoceFef Oe0nleseen 1orehaESS,
AND DHALBRS N
FLOUR, FISH, NAILS, SPICES,
TOBACCO, Cigars. assen. Dried asd Preserved
Fruits, Wsodsn and willow Wsss, PRIVILEGES,
cAssss, Better, ~. Grain asd Cesatry Predsss,
corner q Aata aad 7th sss.. Ksokuk, Iowa.
nAy3eA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

r. JeAa Pisnb, ID, committed suicide
~ uabssss On ~ M iastAst, ia . Ct Of
tasa1s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

0Aoluo 00oAs.
DIAM 80 printed white Al hsH nss,silles.
- Waite AA4' psiatsA Hsilllaats-
1gsssa jssaasts Asd trimming braid.
sDslJltV r. b. YOsrIH.
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"You do solsnnly swear in the presence
Of Almighty God, His holy angels and these
witnesses, that you will avsngs the blood Of
Joseph Smith on this nation, and tsach the
same to your ehildrsn; and that you will
from this time hsnosforth and forever begin
and carry out hostilitiss against the nation,
to keep the same intent . profound secret,
nov and forever, 80 help yoa God"
Again. We quote from page 81: "Sixth
Degree OF the Temple" Of said Mormon en-
dowmont:
"Mornon, though you have eaten Of the
bread OF life, you are still liable not only to
the natural but eternal death. But such can
only bessll you through unfnithfuness TO
your oath OF initistion, for otherwise Won
are superior TO oil mortal sin. Betray that
oath and you hang for eli time and burn for
all eternity. for in suah Case no power can
shield you from the vengeance Of the broth
erhood or the punishment Of hell. But hon
or u to the end, and no crime which you can
\ commit can deprive you Of an everlasting
reward IN heaven. Look to those skeletons
they are the bones Of faithless Mormons.
Behold those captives In that burning lake
they are their tortured souls, and assured
i y such shall be ycur reward, il such shall
be your provocsAion. But be faithful and
fear no.l Be tsss 70 Moruonism and no
species Of faisshood can Affect you. Agains,
Mormon you must never swssr; against .
. Mormon you must never SIGHT. You,
words must comfort them --ycur money mus
succor them. Az judges you must deliver
them-as bsothers snd sisters live and di,
! for them. Yoo must exalt then into oil o.
foes which they covet; you must abandon
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

a publish in another colunn . letter
OF william Smith, the brother Of Jo., Who
VINO was ous-gsRfssled by the notorious
Brigham Young IN the matter Of the success.
nou 70 the place made vacant BY the "nur.
der Of that patriarch" and in cons.ouenee
writes under due sense Of hi. wrongs and
IN the hope Of "sweet revenge
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

1hs Americas ticket WAS elected il
Hsv Osisans - other day vithou. opposi.
tion.
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OAyI1-dIy
WAUo0N1UA FINE AND MARIu0
INSURANCE COMPANY, .@E
isesvysrafsd ~ ~ Ls1tsSssvs " HHssSs II ieSS,
0fhss lin Iron Buildiag) corner q Lake s,d4-<
6tsts-Strscts,
q Capital eeoO, 900.
INSURANCE effected against loss or damage b
firs, and Inland Navigation, At current raiss. ,
c. B. lscxwsII, see,y. -
eAM'k -. AANKaNs Aoeass
o. - Ssssal-st-, bsL Main snA JsAnsso,
nsylld3a az KDOxUK, IOWA.
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oAylxSeo A1OkUk, I0WA.
Dssas 0aIe g 6sssna16Sss.
ES.sa. ds::.:.l. Vim - Z: - = -
= ~ Col ccst ~ d q 81 ss.''1 : -
q nais-at., Kssksk, Aslussa ~ asA IL, - q
~ aasss 1919 e . . eve. hssssAt =
80, sleshe 6assinsrss u Aas every asfiele -
ely 1oan4 u eo1plete retail steso. - 49,
= laaaves spgratssd atssns 1ls, -, ~ u1N ~
sesa % Z. aaa u .satAs sir ~ go. lssessse
solves u right = sst Ill ~ steek In lsnD. q
eaAsPyisA q nay - dssned psu1Ant
z ~. - kssAsA -AF1 Hn g ~ s: = = a1,sa-
.ayssAta clARnSs I, Gsctxs.
- 1xssston.
ty@ N0W 0eA4v - no0eS
"A ROOM = fssE ~ ~ ~ ~ sessad Ases, we'll
a nfatsA - vs.silatsd. Eassaass assn Aala
street sy sraaA ssairv:y.
0.s frost no. - ssne 1eas, ssieahls ~ ~
~ slsspllg rsoa. A1TChCOCK AGO.
l.ssA sip Msse.s Iesk. - Aais-sA.
NeW 0oOko. &
THk nagss 9 =. = AsassisrsSay = As1s.v
q CIHSxs.s. csss.s e. ) nlsas, -
AZ. :. .css: = -. adjoining =. sc::s.s-. :
TSH1 dss7s 1seiisK 1ovsi sKasves 81 lss5s,
- ~ Idghas IL 0ehomia, !" oatltfaal novol q
1neliaA t11s, ~ ,. =. Whlsly. III ets1nese i
PeslianeAs1 Per aale -
IaveRiV Aneoaosee.
lLLUo44A6INn ~ nset popular essnn, 49,
y Aees1s - ias16Snts Il tks renlaasss e ~
wsltE e'stt. - - = $500 III
neW Woe& - noW0s q.
"Ml4s AauAe1 1ana.tsah g yeuos -
~ naan2nn = nnnnfno BnaannAsan - 6kNs 1n1n65l
nkAA 2eW no1llss1 - 3s.u1kio - ~
s SsAsss.-se. $500
W4 $3.50 49, : - -
sssli R.H. A11or1 40.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

a The Steamer Louisiana was burned in
Galveston Bay, on the 3lst ultino. Eleven
persons, anongst whom was Col. Bainbridee.
Of the United States Army, are reported a.
ssrtainly lost; and some thirty others are
1issiag.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

"a Gov. Walker has delivered his inau-
gursi message 10 Kansas. He takes the po-
sisisn that the bogus laws shall be soforoed,
Dut promises that be will use his influence TO
secure the submission Of the constitution to
vote Of the people.
The Locofoco party is organising, under
strong pro-slavery leaders on the national
platform, in favor of slavery extension.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

walker, the discon6tted Fillibuster
= = ~ Wy 70 Washington City, 10 pursa,
80 q ~ edvics Of Eoule.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

q The New York Journal Of Commsres
osafions one hundred and Eve building. in
process Of erection in that City q an sggrs-
gate eest Of nearly six nillions Of dollars, OF
N average Of voo ,vvO for each.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

The New School Presbyterian Assembly
had the slavery question under discussion. on
shs tenth day Of it session, and voted down
sotion to bring the debate to close that
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-06-04

a. The banking capital Of the State Of
Ns~ York i over one hundred millions, that
VI 1asssehusstts sixty millions, and ,ha. Of
Psnneyivanis thirty millions.
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Fire Insurance.

EJOLlcIES, at fair rates, promptly issasd y
WA. W. DELKNAP, Agent.
Once intbe Iron Front building, Ssecaa-st.
iu1el dim - -
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- IO4 vAls1ssinnes ~ nuslin sets.
N NisA Asaless aod Maltese ssls.
Mn1g tfevelAg M, seas vary shsao.
1tsoA - ltSlias snbsoiAsssd cellars asA psv
ssyls slsesqD.
1aesst1srsG AZ Asn-stitshsd Aaaaiss,Aislh,
ss0s vssy ~.
.JaskHst - sviss. 1osssisgs, hssds, saasaes
- i.esssinq, ffen sAsppsst y very ~.
La1iss will AsA tAlsa sspasies stsek . esIse1
fssn. lAHlA1A11 2. y. H0oTkl.
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n WELL asssssA sessk- paSslsss6 1isset irtn
- ~ hDpoytsep-iA evstsln dAnashs, enhe.l.
esss9 nuss curtains, Iass sustsias b ssts ~ -
~ yns4.
Sfsssh fsrAiesss Iseatsy nmessasss ssilts, Ill
sisss snd psiees / sssied go plalh ~ Anisy,
4A0lisA sna Americas blssaAsd and tts. EkssA~
iaGs - =. lid ~ ia. kinss sAssiiaeD ia
~ IosAss.
DAnA4k. husksAsek and piaia Maea tSvs,tssp.
aisepss, tAhls. Nasss and saptiss, 1ssslss -
AnestaeA ssash, sal nsny ether spsas h daily uss
tally ssltsstsA. ?. y. yOsTKE.
e1Rl6dAw
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17

The visit of Dr. Lyman Beecher to this village was one of those interesting scenes which now and then break in upon the monotony of country par ish revving the past to those whose eyes had grown dim with years and forgetfulness, and narrowing the distance between them and the Beautiful City, toward which they had been looking ever from days antecedent to those in which the old Dr. spake to them regarding it. There was one old man who had walked the earth for nearly an hundred years, that fell upon his neck and kissed him. and anoth- CT ninety, still hale and erect, that shook his hand and talked of the past whom time seemed to have forgotten, leaving him to his fields and his cattle, of which he spake with the same in- terest as when he lead the mowers in the meadow
 70 years ago. One was blind that came to hear his voice, another deaf, and yet he remembered each, and their houses and farms he asked of their chil- dren, of their wives, their husbands They pointed often to grave yards, and we know toe we'll how over many narrow graves there the grass had been growing rank and heavy for long years
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
Consumption ecan Dc Cured.

ST James Clark, Physician to Queen Victoria, and one of the most leaned and skltul men of the age in his treatise on Consumption, says -'' That Pull monary Consumption admits of a cure is no longer
 matter of doubt it has been clearly demonstrated by the researches of Laenrec and other patho StS
 The mere fact that such disease is curaIlc. attested by such unimpeachabe authority, shoul'! inspire hope and reanimlte the failing courage ill the heart of every sufferer from this disease
 The remedy which offer has curei thousands. WISTAR'S $ BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY not only cmenetes from regular physician, but has been well tested in all the complaints for which it is rec comcnded.
 None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.
 SETH w. FOWLE & co, 13S Washington st., Boston. Sold by A. C. smith, Litcitield; Alvorl X Brothers, Wocottvilc; Thomas C. lIazcn, New Hartford; Starr Clark & Co.,. Watcrtown. 21
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
Notice.

E HEREBY give notice to the inhabitants of the
 H town of Kent, Ct that I will receive Taxes due from said inhabitants at tie residence of Benjamin Tompkns, Esq, in Kent Hollow, the 18th day of October A. D. 1857, from o'clock A. NJ. till F at noon also from 2 o'clock till F. M at the store of Fanton Scgar, South Kent on said day i; also the l4ti day of said October at the wagon shop of Allen and Linus B. Vinegar in Macedonia in sail Kent, from A. M til P. M. ; also from , P M. till F. M at Edward NJ. Judd's Hotel at Kent Plains I having received from proper au- thority warrant for the due collection of said Tax and all persons who liable to pay taxes in said toN who shall neglect and refuse to pay their re-, spectiye taxes on tine times and at the places above specified will be forced to pay the same hy legal process. HARVEY IURRILL Collector.
 2l 3to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17

A gentleman just from Texas has conrmrnicat- C" 10 us facts bearing the recent melancholy death of Senator Rusk which throw more light on that sad event than all else concerning it We had pe.'o's'y known. It seems that ke was suffering "' tue tune most srievoasly from carbunele on the 's''N o' the neck which for sixty days had bafied 'ee SAiil Of physicians and badc fair to terminate In hss aeath He had been suffering intensely from
 OH the day he committed the fatal act and is was 't'ieFeu ev those surrounding him that the aeon4s oi the disease, added to his belief that it won, do
 pFe him Of life in less than thirty days, had much 'o q" Tn bringing about his resolution to mako v,,
 with himself
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17

We learn from Mr. Scatterday of Wheeling, Va who has just returned from visit to the County of W"tzel, of the existence of most remarkable fam lily in that neighbohood. Mir s., in his uererrina tons over the county, observed that in almost eve ry precinct there lived three or four families by the name et MOTHS, ana having some anxiety to lealn the extent of the family, made inquiry, and was d rected to the mother of the whole tribe for informa tion, having been previously told that she still v cd, though upwards of 94 years of age Mr. & in- terrogated the good old lady, politely and gently and succeeded in ascertaining that she was the mother of 25 children, 21 sons and daughters She has l2l grand children 11S great-grand cbil dren and one greatgreat grand child all Twith the exception of five dea,l-two girls and three bovsl now living in the same neighborhood One of her sons has l9 children, one 12 and another II. Ore Of her daughters is the mother of 12 children and another Is, all the rest of them produced bctween five and seven. One of the sons, who is nov ou;,o an old man, lives within seven miles os tb.. P.,t; more and Ohio railroad, but never saw 4 railroad track until few years ago. The father, grandfather and grcat-grand father of this whole kingdom of Morrises, died at the age of v, twenty-one years ago The 25 sons and daughters all lived to be grown up men and women We venture to assert that this uni, ersal family stands without parallel in point of fruttulness. The old lady was sorry to say that two of the girls never married, and that three of the boys similarly unfortunate They represented to be quiet iaofensive people entirely free from the small vices which usually be- set humanity there are no drunkards iii the fami- ly, and few of t!.em use profane language. Their conduct and course of life, is invariably character izel by honesty, uprghtncss and strict integrity. We challenge the world to produce another such a family as the Morriscs
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17

There are occasions, when the hcaltAiest people cven need medicine, the changes of the diet, wealth CT, and hundred other causes produce laXity in the system that needs correcting, or in other words, the liver becomes slightly deranged, and needs e stimulator. If all who find themselves in this situation, will try pr. SANDFLRDs 1NvIooRAToR they may be ofrelef, can testify to it's eff ticacv in curing: Headache, Indigestion, Sour Sto- mach and ether ills so common in family. It acts as medicine. easier and better than any desc of pills swallowed and is so very mild. that the smallest infant may take it. See adver- tiscmcnt
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
A STLLOG2SM! !

PROPOSITION 1St.
 Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head of Hair PROPOSITION 2d.
 The use of LYONS KATHARroN will without fail, produce such an one. THEREFORE:
 Every Lady and Gentleman will, of course imme- diaely commence using LYONS kAI'HARION All pronounce the KATHARION to be the finest and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever made.
 Its immense sale-ncarly 1000, ,OOO bottles per ycar-attests it's universal popularity Sold every where for D cents per bottle.
 HEATH. WYNKOOP & CO.,,
 Propretors and pclfumcrs. 11-tf 63 LIBERTY ST, FEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
SPEdEFE NOTICES.

IIoL!owav's PILLS AND OINrIENT.-Thc axe is not more necessary in settlements than are these wonderful medicines which cure with rapidity and certainty all those facilitating affections of the stomach anl the bowels which paralize industry in nnhc ,lthv regions Passing though the absorbents into the interior organs. this Ointment acts like a magic bals tm on the infIamcd and irritated rarts while the Pills by their action on the hlood. ncu- trazc the clements of disease. C;7tton should be used in seeing that the medicine is genuine. To do this look narrowly for the Uder- NGrh which ap- pears in every leaf of the book of directions. They are not genuine unless the words '' Lio'or0y Ne,c
 York nnl L2n.lon. can be seen in sem-tranSparent letters in the paper itself when held to the light.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
LATEST FASHIONS FOR Y TIT TAT -

\HE subscribers having just returned from New X 1osiI with splendid and select assortment of Millinery Goods, would invite the ladies of Litch- held ana the adjoining towns to give US a call, as we thlnk we cannot tail to please the most fastid ous. We have rich and beautiful designs for Hats and Caps Also, every variety in Ribbons, Flowers. Plumes Wells of every description Gloves; Mus. lin, Cambric and Linen Collars, and Undersleeyes and Bands ScarfS something entirely new
 Also. Dress and Cloak Trimmings and every ya- rety of Fancy articles generally found in a MilIi- ner's shop all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
 Mourning Goods of all kinds kept constantly on hand and made to order Straw bonnets bleacLed and pressed in the neatest manner.
 E. R. RowLEY. 21-4t0 l.. BUELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
Farmers Union Co. Goshen,

ETPON the petition of certain stockholders, a G special meeting of the stockholders will be holden at the Town Clerks office in said Goshen, on Monday, the 27th day of September inst, at o'clock P M., gro hear the report of the Directors and to take such action with regard to the stock ana funds of the Co may be decided on at sad meet ing, The transfer books will be closed tiil alter said date. JOIN M WADHAMs, President
 n,o s+ r.. 1s5- 2l-2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17
.VOfICe,

TEHHE subscriber, Collector of Taxes for the Town -A of Sharon laid on the assessment list of said town for A. D. 1856, will meet the tax payers in said town at the Town Hall on the first Monday of October next, and the day following at the store of Calvin F. Peck in Ellsworth at o clock, to re- ceivt their taxes. WAIT WILLIAMS
 Sharon, September 9, 1857. 21-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-09-17

N ARHA PAIRS BOOTS, SHOES. GATHERS, H DOO. .RUBBERs, Sc, just received. A new and complete assortment will be offered to cash purchasers at such prices will induce them to pur chase SAMUEL CLOCK Litchfeld, West street, Sept. 14, 1857.
 NINE BOOTS, Kip Boots, Thick Boots, Rovs' -A Boots, good boots-all sorts of Boots cheap for cash, at s. CLOCKS. E ,ADIES large size, broad, easy, good shoes, -E Gaiters and Rubbers, cheap for cash, at
 CLocE's.