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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
9flarrao.


In tins City, Sunday the sth, by Rsv-J- B. Wells,
Mr. J B. BERGEE and Miss REBECCA RossEzL, al Of
this plaee-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

EThe s.Nebraska Advertiser having
,,1rb the largest circulation Of any paper
5--,b. TERRITORY. Wholesale Merchants IN
-. Louis. -. Joseph Cincinnati AID
Other Eastern markets where Nebraska
Merchants purchase VIII ind no better
. adverrfSius medium an the Western COHn-
Try. =
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
H Dorado.

THE PR0PRIET0KS Of this new town, recently
4 Laid OF in Neuaha county, Nebraska, wish 70
call the attention Of the citizens well as those
just coming iutsithe county, to the Numerous advIn-
tag they are e1ufdent al who viii take the trouble
to examine VIII acknowledge, surround It. In the
first place It IS as possible IN the ge0grapEi
cal centre Of the eoUHby-it Is the centre Of pop
Nation and improvements on the main through
fare leading North and South and East and " est
The town site Il nearly level gently roIin Is sur
rounded by the tImbers Of the Missouri and Little
NeInaha. good water Is Of easy aceesg several fine
springs are on the town site Good building stone
near 1T haHd-stone c6al has been found In abund-
ance within short days travel, which can be
brought into recuisItOH for mechanical PURPOSES OF
al kinds
Another matter, it IS confidently believed that
the day Is not far distant when Railroad VIII be
constructed along the river tier Of counties IN Ne
brasa from the northreu TO the s9uthren boundary.
The nature Of the country Is such that this road must
pass through Elderad0-
With It's position and all these advantages sur
rounding 1t, the prOpriet0rs with many others, feel
assured that VIII be for the best interests Of the
comfy to I0eata the County Seat 1T EIdorad0. Be
lieTeiug thus and feeling willing tOssist the county
we pledge ourselves and VII enter into bond, If
necessary, to donate to the County two hundred
acres Of land IN town lots provided the County Seat
Is located there within reasonable length Of time
R. PEERY.
T. 8, HIGHTOWER.
PrUpries0rs.
Bro4uviITe. June IIth. 81. 522m
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

Honsa and Lot 20 SO.

T WISH to sell my house ind lot situased on the
i corner Of Atlantic and Second Streets The To-
cation Is desirable enc for residences, and needs
comment. VIII sell for what the property cost ne,
any one IN pursuit Of bargain RaW Is the time to
get IT. as am da5erminsC to sell Apply soon to r
W. Furnas, CT the subscriber
T. E PAEEER-
B-oEnvIIIe, June 18th. So 52-te
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

ECnIess notified at the close Of
the Volume to discontinue the '-Ad-
verriser, We shall take It for granted
that subscribers wish their paper con-
tiRued. and shaDaecordingly contiRue
TO send as heretofore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

BELLEVUE GAZETTE comes out with
a new Editor, a Mr.. MCEwING. We
have not the pleasure of a personal
acquaintance; but his articles read well,
and speak well for their author.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

We are pleased to know that the
stock to erect a New Hotel in this City
is all taken, and that steps viii imme-
diately be taken to put the building
under way. Let there be full meet
ing of the Stockholders on Saturday.
And further let there be no division Of
feeling or action as / its location
We aOazt tie Hotel, and it matters but
very little on what particular lot it
may be built, or in what particular por-
ton Of the City; but pat np the build
ina.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

CRESCENT CRY QOWD ORACLE,
comes TO as this week enlarged and
under the management of new com
mander, Mr.. J. E. JOHNSON, formerly
of the Council Bluffs Bugle. Our
81, Mr.. johnson
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

WHITE CLOUD CHIEF, is the name
of a paper recently established at
White Cloud, Kansas, the first number
Of which is before US. 1t makes a
neat appearance, evinces ability on the
part of Its editor, as well as enter
prise on the part Of the citizens Of this
Young Western City. Success to the
Chief-success to the Town.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

The Season here, like everywhere
else, has been extremely backward
cold and dry The past week has,
however, beenmore propituOus-Warm,
and rain enough to wet the ground
pretty thoroughly, and give vegetation
a start
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
r. v. MUIR,
GENERAL LAND AGENT
Omaha, BrOHnviIle and Table Rock,
rEu1aaTA T-uprrapv

Omaha. BTOWnVIIle and Table Rock,
NEBRASKA TERRITORY.
# s now preparud to select Governments Lands, and
locate Land W zETants II any part Of Nebraska and
Western Iowa; to buy and sell Land W WzrrEnss City
Property and Real Estate. Debts e0IIecte and pro-
eaeds promptly remitted ut current rates Of EX-
change. Viii buy and sell property on cOIunILssI0n-
uaT taxes for uOn-rezIdeuts- With personal know
edge Of the best I0catI0us IN the Tertiary
prepared ttend promptly 90 All business sBtrUst-
ed to my care- VIII act as agent for Fire InsurHnes
Companies. etc, ETC. I have made arraagemsuts
with the Banking House Of Gillespie. Pierce 4 Co.
Carbonate. to remit Cash and Land Warrants from
persons II the East, en- my account and to be for
Warded-
Correspondence Solicited.
REFER BIZ PERMISSION
James Archibald, General Agent D. L & W.R-R-
ScrgnrOn, PG-
Chas- P. Wurts, Sup Del & Hud. Canal Co.,
Carbondale, Pa
Iathr0pe & Jones, CarboudaIe and Scranton, Pa
B. G. Morse, ESQ.,, Red Falls, v Y.
Hon. Wm- Gleason, Delhi, n Y
jas c. Hart, Sec I'd Of DR. Del d Hud- Ca CO.
New York
Wm- FrUthiugHam, Attorney, Albany, n. Y
Gillespie, Pierce / Co. Bankers, ClTEoudaIs, Pa
Jas CEIrksOn, ESQ, Carb0Edale, Pa
Rev E Nelson, Priu- Wyoming Seminary, KiHgs-
ton, Pa,
Rev. Abel Barker, HouesIaIe, Pa
Rev. T. :. Ward, CarboEdaIe, Pa
Rev. G. " CFIddiBgs, CarbOudale, Pa
Hon r " Euruas, Br5WnviIle, NJ
Mark W IzIrd, Gov. Of Nebraska.
Col J. A Parker, Register Land oficf., Omaha.
Col A r. Gilmore, Eeeefver,
v. T Fiuch s Co. Omaha
A Stevens Co., TT Des M0ines, Iowa
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

ts be incOrreet b the proportion Of
vetezs to the total population.
Some Oh the most densely popu-
lated counties are thus reported
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
School Meeting.

DESTDEETS and property hoIderx ef this School
II District aTe hereby Notified % naest ~ the Nd
vertissr ofice. to-m0rrcE evening at oielock- 70
advise with the Board and devise means for the
erection Of 4 mere eoumodi0uz School House n
this City
KW- FCRNAS.
-
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

Sec the notice for School meeting
Let It be unanimously attended.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

TOBACCO,
OF the best brands chewing aad smoking. CEy1-J
finest quality and fay0r-
PRUTTS AND LIQLr0RS
Preserved fruit for pics Brandisi PeaciIrs, frush
peaches IN cans pure LIQUORS for Esdieal purIoses-
jamaica Rum. HlIland Giin- IJish Ehisky, l3olEboE
whisky, ginger brandy, C0gui4e sETandEE Cordial,
POrt vine, cherry wine, white EIEe, malaEI vine
STA HOEERT,
F0osrap paper, fancy letter psPef git edge note,
and euTsI I0pes pLlin fancy and sRssAss Tens ard
ueuhoIdcrg Inks Of al kinds inizsclnds aiMl Fa5Grl
peucils, sealing wax Wlfers.
A ASplendid Assortment Of Perfnnelies
Comprising, Lyons k&thzFion, esEozne, pOnade,
genuine OK marrow, bear grsaze and SiL55 nuEzk
and essences Of all kinds and of tie finest caaItY
with AZ other articles usually kept in Ding isaUrs
Prescriptions Compounded At al hours with caro-
and despatch.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

The number Of passengers and
amount of freight for this City, the
past week, have been unusually large.
A great number Of persons who came
here early IN the spring to leOk at our
City and the surrounding country, are
now returning with their families, and
are erecting buildings as rapidly as
materials can Be procured.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
Contents Of an Aes to Regulate Prae-
ticg &e.

Chap I, Supreme Court; 2, District;
Court 3, Justices Court; 4, Con
tempts; 5, Attorneys and CounseIors;
s, Jurors; z, Receivers; s, Iniunc-
tons and Orders; 8, Referees; 10, The
place Of bringing suit; III, The manner
of commencing actions; II, Parties
to Actions /; 13, The Pleadings; IA,
The Trial and its Incidents: Is. judge
ment BY confession; 16, Executions
II, Proceedings supplemental to Ex-
ecution; Is, Arbitration; 10, Action
for the recovery of real property;
p, Scire Faeias; q, Notice and the
service of fpapers; D, Nuisance, Waste
and Trespass; o, Writs; "A, Forms
IN a aJEstices court; p, Appeals from
the District to the Supreme court; 26,
appeals; q, Actions against boats;
%, InformatiDns; %, judgement liens;
80, General Provisions; 81, Attach
ment and Garnishment; %, Habeas
Corpus; 33, Evidence; 81, Writs Of
Ciertiorari &C.; 35, Probate courts;
SO, Partition; 81, Foreclosure of mort
gage by action; 3s, Foreclosure Of
mortgage BY advertisements.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

BruwuTiIIe, June IIth. 90
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11

$4,000 lbs. Of Bacon, Fer alIs, cheap for
Cash. By AEFORD I HORN-
Sonora, No, April 9th, 1857. 4}T
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
BOOKS, STATIONERY
And
- PAPER HANGLNG&
AT
WOOL%ORTH-S BOOKSTORE,
OMAHA, N 7.
- Special Agent for School Book
june IIth, 1851 5I-2t
Notice.

A Ii persons are hereby warned not TO cut any
~ timber eF IN auyWise destroy the sale On any
Lots owned by the undersigned n Br8WuviIIs OF the
additions thereto A. KOUNTZE,
WI RUTH
Br0wuViIIe, june Nth, ISL 52-f
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-06-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
O1TAUA CrrY n Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
State Items,

lit is reported ola Connecticut trading house
composed of four FATHERS, tina. they have actually
offered one of their creditors a bonus to com.
mence suit agains, them, so as to bring their es
tate into an insolvrnt court, by whel, ,he concern
would have weekly income of ,hiry-six dollars
for the next six months, oLl Of their own estate
and pay their debts beside. This is one way ,e
secure livelihood, an idea that would never have
entered other than a Yankee head. However
we hope the above may not become fashionable
way of doing business just yet
Falls Village Republican.
On Saturday week, large black Eagle picked
up goose, before the eyes of its owner, Mr.. Sam
l.. Boss of Be,hlem, " no tried unsuccessfuIlv. to
&c, sho. a, it. Blu, he set common steel tran
near the place, and on Tuesday morning he found
his Customer alive and kieking,'' bu, ias, by the
toes. Mr.. B. secured it alive. 1t is said 10 be
the largest bird ever seen in that region--measur.
ing from tip to Zip Of wing, eight feet ten inches
from bill TO tail three ftet-the longest aulIs
in its wings ,hiny.,wo inches.
Mr.. Anthony Tryon of Colebrook River, came near
losing arm on Tuesday, the 18th. by the acciden-
tai discharge Of gum during gaming expedition
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
Religious Intelligence.

We unable at present to give full account of
the revival in progress in Winsted although hope
soon to do 1t began, we are informed, in the
Methodist Church, but, usual in such cases. ali
the churches are sharing in its happy results.
Among the earliest subjects of it, were considera-
BILE number of young who had not previously
been distinguished for any thing like seriousness
goodness The pastors are unwearied in their la
bors.
A correspondent of the Independent speaks of re.
vival in Brooklyn, Conn, as the result ct which
some seventy or eighty persons have already been
received into the communion of the church in that
place.
The religious interest in the Baptist Church at
Meriden still continues. Mr.. Miller, the pastor of
the church, administered the ordinance OF baptism
to fifteen persons last Sunday. The work is one vi
peculiar interest and effect.
deep religious interest has fot several weeks
been experienced in both OF the Congregational
societies in Westteld, Mass.-Rev. DIR. Davis's and
Rev. Mr.. Bingham Sand about thirty gave hopeful
evidence of saving change of heart. There has
been VERT little excitement and no multiplication of
meetings.
There has been considerable religions interest in
the special services at the first Methodist Church in
New raven lot TWO or thfee weeks past lev. Mr..
Scuddcr breaches regularly Sabbath evenings,
and the meetings continued ON most of the eve
nings of the weck.-JournuL
A Baptist church has been formed at Topeka, Kan
and another at Brownsville, both of which need
ministers.
TO increase the number of sittings in Henry Ward
Beecher's Church at Brooklyn, which is constantly
thronged, folding iron chairs have been attached to
the ends of the pews in the aisles, adding several
hundred seats. Mr. Beechers ordinary audience is
5000.
The Baptists in this State now number 144
churches, and 81 settled pastors The nutnb er adj
ded to all these churches BY baptism, reported in
the minutes of the Association during the year. is
GAL and yet the aggregate mem bersbip has dimin-
ished. The total, reported, is l6 DBL Last
year it was 1G,S79. This diminution has been very
largely the result Of emigration to other sections Of
the country
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
Dyspepsia Cured.
BosToS; December s.

Dir. G.. B. Green
Dear sir-ln reply to your question IN regard To-
the action of the Oxygenated Filters, feel mu
pleasure in stating that from its prompt and dceisi
chronic of Indigestion and Dyspepsia in my
family, and from knowledge of its wonderfal ,.
suits in curing several attacks quite severe in
other families of my acquaintance, consider it =
sovereign and infallible remedy in that distressing
complaint and would cordially and earnestly recon
mend it to all who may be thus afflicted.
Respectfully yours, ISAAC DASroRrH,
II South Market street.
The above certificate is from well known anil
highly respectable merchant Of Boston, and Is ent-
tied to the fullest confidence. 81
SETH W. FOWLE h CO., 1873 Washington st ,
Boston. Sold by A. c. Smith, Litchfeld; Alvor4 (
Brothers, Wolcottville; Thomas G. Haz-n, New
Hartford Starr, Clark & Co., Watertown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

Rev. DR.. Tying Of New York, has recently returned
from tour in the old world. As result of his &C.
qualntance with the Missionaries of the American
boaro, at Constantinople and vicinity, he the
following language: Having met and worshipped
with these men with great delight, whose wonderful
attalnments and success have become a great and
commanding fact, the deep conviction of INV soul is
that OF ALI the wonderful results of that great inst
tutloh the American Board of Foreign Missions, this
enterprise in Turkey is the most remarkable The
brethren live apart in different portions of Constan-
tinope and its environs but the simplicity of their
abodes and style of living is perfect example of
apostolic contcntent and separation from the world
Here are talents, learning and wisdom such a. the
| world looks upon with wonder, housed in the sim
plcst and narrowest style for Chrsts sake. Never
have seen the moral grandeur of the missionary
work.
The Bishops of the Episcopal Church in this State
have issued the following form of prayer to be used
Immediately before the . General Thanksgiving in
the church service morning and evening and the!
also recommend the frequent use of the discretiona
ry portions of the Litany. The occasion is the sui
terings to be apprehended from the recuniary en-
barrassments of the times 80 0 most mighty God
hing OF Kings and Lord of Lords without whose
care the Waterman waketh but in vain We implore
IN TINS our time Of need, Thy succor and blessings
IN behalf of rulers and magistrates ana all the
people of the land. Remember not our many and
great transSressions; turn from us the judgments
"hich we feel and fear and give us wisdom to do
and patience to endure. whatsoever shall be well
pleasing IN Thy sight; that so thy chastenings may
yield the peaeeable fruits of righteousness and that
at the last we may rejoice in Thy salvation through
JESUS CHRIST our Lord Amen
correspondent of the Journal of Commerce states
that the first tract of the American Tract Society
was published at Andover. Mass. The writer relate.
an anecdote of an Andover man, who so far misun
dcrstood the Society, to believe it to he TRACK
Society, whose object it was to track there's and tt
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

"A series of torgeries have been discovered
in Brook6ed. 10 the amoent of some FIVE or six
thousand dollars The notes were drawn, it is
said, by man doing business in Brooklyn, New
York, and on the back Of some Of them is the name
OF Daniel Johnson of Brookfeld, and on others tho
name ct barzillsi B. kellogg of New Fairfield
both OF which are pronounced forgerles. The bust.
ness has been going on for some months. note
which was offered for sale to shaver'' in Bridge
port, lee to inquiries in regard 10 the ng Of
'he drawer and genuineness Of the endorsement,
and The result Of the inquiries was the discovery
that the names OF the endorsers had been forged.
enjoyed respectable standing in the community,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

CAUSE AND EFFECT.
saw her when the tear drop
Stood sEistening on her check;
Her head was bowed in agony
So great she could not speak.
Oh, why those starts and writhingss
Is it anguish of the mind,
Whose venom sting leaves madnessi
Callst thou no comfort find!
Yet while the spell was on her,
felt mys If sinner
Relief came when she answered me
l ate baked beans for dinner J.!
Why the dickens had mt she taken BLISS DYS-
PEPllC REMEDY Take warning all you who a'c
subject to the like ailncnt-the Rcmedy will
all disposition to such attacks The testimony
one of the most prominent men in Savannah w;.I
shortly be given attcstng to its virtues rs a rcme,
in this particular, having been subject to such at
tacks for years.
For sale by all druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
SUPERIOR T-NOvEMBER TER,

Hon. G. J. MCCUKDY, Judge.
Nicholas Masters VS.. T5cn of Warrm.-AcrIeN TO
RECOVER DAMAGES AN 1NjtRY SUSTAINED BY
MEANS THE BREAKING THRotGn OF A BpIpcE
Is WARREN.
The in which considerable interest
was felt, both from the nature of the action and
from the fact that upon former trial the Jury had
been unable to agree. Verdict fer the plaintiff to
recover So, 500 damages and his costs of suit We
understand that the costs will amount to about $500
For plaintiff, Graves & HOLSTER. For defendant,
Woodruff e. Hubbard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

PERIoDIcAIs REtEivtb.-The Edinburgh Retie,c for
October is not lively NOT brilliant, tht good The
opening article is in review of the new and elaborate
edition of Lord Bacons Works BY three scholars of
Trinity College, Cambridge Then follows slash
ing attack on those unmitgated old tories the Ma
piers. review of the Lives of the Chief Justices
of England Is full of entertaining criticism and
pleasant atiecdote we Tean to pick the Piu1ns
from it, by and by, for readers. The concluding
article on "The indian Mutiny,' is waiting Oh our
leisure.
Ftank Leslxs Nes Family Magazine is miracle of
cheap and elegant publication. Harper may now
hide his diminished head, sihce Frank Leslie pre-
sents US at the price with nearly twice much
matter, contained in SO elegant quarto pages, and
profusely and spendidly illustrated. The engrav-
inqs are some of them in higher style than those
in Harper, comprising copies from Kensstt Cropsey,
r. Gavin and other eminent artists. The " Gazette
of Fashion, at the end of the number, is filled with
designs, patterns, descriptions, &c. in which the
ladies delight.
The National Magazine silstains its old reputation
we'll, and is making itself specially interesting to
people OF this region, in the last few numbers, by
Series of we'll written and illustrated sketches of the
Eaugatuc valley The great resources Of the Metho-
dist Book Concern enable them to make it, at 81 90
per annun, the cheapest Of the ttonthlies.
The atlantic Monthly for December comes to us
tasteful elegantly dressed, punctual to its appoint
mcnt altogether the magazine for gentleman and
scholar. We turned at once to 1.-The Autocrat of
the Breakfast Table and were not disappointed
There is fash and sparkle enough in these pages
from Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes to light up every.
thing that is stitched between the This
lively little Professor of Anatomy also his seal
pei astonshingly, In the Literary Notices, on book
of Homeopathic Practice The poetical cohtribu
tions in this number extremely fine less Emer
son than in the last, and more Longfellow and Low
ell. We mean to show our reaCerS. shortly. a
specimen brick"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
A SYLLOGISM +!

PROPOSITION 1st
Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful
head of Hair.
PROPOSITION I'd.
The use of LYONS KATHARIoN Will,
without fail, produce such an one.
THEREFORE,:
Every Lady and Gentleman will, of course, imm.
diaely commence using LYONS KATHARIOS.
All pronounce the h ATHARION to be the fl 1,
and most agreeable preparation for the Hair o'
made.
Its immense sale-nearly 200, 600 bottles r,
ye"r-atests its universal popularity. Sold sv..,-
where for IS cents per bottle.
HEATH, WYNKOOP L CO.,
Propretors and Pcrfumers,
lE-n 90 ILBERTY-ST., New YokK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
DONATION VISIT.

THE friends of the Rev. WIZ. HowARD will make
him Donation Visit on the afternoon and evening
of Wednesday, December I'd. If the day should no
quite stormy it will be the next fair day.
We do our friends real service in calling attsa :
ton to medicine of such acknowledged merit -
Wistars Basam We oil Fable to coughs sh.l
colds, which to be dangerous when recourse i
had to the Wild Cherry
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

FlRE.-The mills Of Herman Baldwin, Of Washing
ton, destroyed by fire, the night of the 25th
ult Loss about $4,000, insured 35OO-supposed
to be the work Of an incendary
Also, on the 9th TILT, the Cheese Hottse of Mr.
r. W. Thrall. in Torrinaton.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

The Eueninq Press says that credible informatir .,
has been received of the departure from the city IL
Hartford of from 700 to 1000 Irishmen, since Sep
TENDER, in search of work and higher wages. Well.
we suppose that there are not less than 5000 Left
notwithstanding.
Pork at Winsted, is selling at 81 per hundred
weight.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

OUTSIDE. among the misceIlanies on the
first page capital story Of old John Quincy Adams
as he was in his last days. which were his best
Those who have ever seen and heard the old man
eloquent" will recognize the truthfulness of the
sketch.
See also our Agricultural column on the fourth
page We present long clipping from the Heme-
sssid, only regretting that agricultural subscri
hers do not SO generally take that excellent paper
to make quotation needless.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
DIED..

In Painsvlle, Ohio, after a protracted Hines
which he bore with Christian fortitude and resign.
ton, on the 18th u't., HENRY SEYMOUR, aged ~.
he was son OF the late Moses Seymour Jr., Of tli.
town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
Notice.

A IL persons indebted to SPENCER ADAMS, AMI
IA HENRY w. ADAMS & Co, requested {"
make immediate payment to me. in cash or pr''-
duce. HENRY W. ADAMS.
Litchfied Nov. Is, 1867. tfS2
THE accounts due to me, must be settled on or
before Jan. 1st 1858. HENRY W. ADAMS.
Litcf,feld, Nov. 25th, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03

There are occasions, when the healthiest peopl.
even need medicine, the changes of the diet wealth
err and hundred other causes, produce . laxity
in the system that needs correcting, in other
words the liver becomes slightly deranged, anil
needs q stimulator. II all who find themselves in
this situation, will try DR.. SASDFouDs IsvIooHAr.k
they may be sure relief testify to its
icacy in curing Headache, Indigestion. Sour Ste
mach, and other ills 50 common in family. IL
acts as medicine, easier and better than any doc
of pills we ever swallowed, and is so very mild
that the smallest infant may tahe it. ISee adv
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-03
MAR7IED.

In Litohfeld, Nov. 25th, by Rev. L. w. Bacon
Mr. EDWARD LYMAN of New Hav,n, to Miss Ear.
NJ. POTTER, of Mtchfeld.