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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
HEALTH DEPENDS ON PURE BLOOD. Pills Purify the Blood

No Disease eau resist ,helr JudiciOus Use.
 MILD OPERATION WITH SUCCESSFUL EFFECT ARB THE REGULARITY OF BRANDREru's PILLS. Our race arc subject to redundancy of itated bile at this sea- son. and it is as dangerous as it is prevalent, but Brandreths Pills afford an invaluable and efficient protection By their occasional use we prevent the collection of those impurities, which, when in suffi- ,tnt quantities. cause so much danger to the body health They soon cure liver complaints, dyspep- sia loss of appetite, pain in the head, heart burn, pain in the breast bone sudden faintness and cos tiveness In brief, Brandreths Pills work tf .ir way to the very roots of disease, cleansing in tL r passage, removing every unhealthy accumulation ll the blood is purified the whole system renova- ted, and the functions and duty of life become a ,leasure where before they had been sad and weary burdens. Often when nothing has relieved vomit- ing of the most serious character, whether from sickress or otherwise where the retching has been appalling single dose of four BRANDRETHs PILLS has at once cured and the patient has fallen into sweet sleep When the mind cannot collect itself i; when the memory fails; when it is effort to f the attention when our sleep is broken and 0, r waking hours harrassed with forebodfngs of evi. then Brandreth's Pills should be used. If thes : warnings remain unheeded, rheumatism, consuml- ton, disease of the heart bilious affections, jau dice, dropsies, ples apoplexies and costveness will suddenly present themselves These Brandleth S Pills would have prevented, but nevertheless Mlse they will also cure. Use them at once. Do not le; prejudice prevent the use of this simple but potent remedy.
 Brandreth's Theory of Disease.
 Never extract blood. Blood is the life. By aI- stracting it i'll painful diseases you may occasion the patient case, but remember. this only he reduc- ton essenug the poer to feel. And by thus taking away natures tools, you may prevent her from full ly repairing the ravages of inflammation, and con- vert what might only have been the sickness of few days wecks into chronic affection of months and years.
 Bfandreth's Pills accord with Nature. Natures remedy in fact. When sudden, acute or continued pain occurs from any cause, then to in- sure quick return to health, yoa must use Bran dreth's Pills, which will soon relieve every organ from undue pressure, and remove those humors, whose presence often occasions such terrible suffer- ing.
 BEFORE THE WORLD 1e6 YEARS.
 TWENTY MILLION BOXES SOLD and the sphere of their usefulness still extending. Ask for almanac and pamphlet of cures Agents will supply gratis'
 Beware-an pills with ''241 Broadway on side label are commercials. Get the genuine ana tney will never deceive.
 BALDWIN & Co.,, Agents Litchfeld. sm-l5
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JOSIAH HOTCHKISS, Agent.
NOLiCC.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town of IA Washington on the List of 1856 are hereby mo- tited that have received warrant to collect a Town Tax On said List of 12 cents on the dollar also, The Military Communication Tax on the same List and will meet those who disposed to meet me at the store of Vim. Leavitt in Washington on Monday the 9th of October and on Monday the 18th of October at the store of NJ. $. Beeman from o'clock until 12 and at the store of George Spcrry from o'clock until r M. for the reception of the same All persons neglecting to pay or before said days may expect to pay fees for collecting.
 ISAAC D. PATTERSON, Collector
 Washington, September 28, lS57- 23-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
C9e &itt9delb Gnqnua>
Litohneld Conn.,. Thursday, Get g. 1857

We are under on obligations to the Winsted Ira,a for taking eff from hands the responsi- Tie duty of announcing Candi date for Govern or, esteemed fellow-citizen, Dr. BEcKwITH Nothing, we are sure, but the extreme agonies of ,esolation, prevented the Laafld County Democrat from putting it forward and we have been told that some of the weeping brotherhood, who stood round the dying couch of that broken hearted mar tyr to the stony y-Le, t,lness of Litchfeld Town liil, were sure they hea'd gasped forth some name that soun ded very like it. I its last dying convul- sion it started up and shouted Somebody to the res cue! the ,ourners who stood about thought it call cd BEEMAN and referred to its salvation. We are sure they were mistaken, and that no such selfish idel clouded the last moments of its unhappy exis tence that it referred to the great Democratic par ty in the State. How sublime it's language l. BEcKwiTH, to the rescue 7.
 We give at length, Brother CLARKE's suggestions m''et fully agreeing with him ; and we hope tHat the Doctor will prove liberal in return, as was Mir. BIsnoP, who for his suggestion. forwarded him the advertising of tke Naugatuck Time Table and a privilege of ride over the road as '' Dead Head"
 '' TIE DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE--Although MT S,mu-l lnghau has been so kindly caltd for and
 lifted out of the political ring by President Buch.n there Is still nothing but perplexy and trouble in the Democratic camp. Racklntn of New Haven wants the next spring nomination, and does Gcncr .i imtt up nearer Hartford. There will be War between these Roses unless a compromise is eff f"cted. We cant bear that any breach of the De- mocratc peace should be permitted, and therefore propose d com, m,,remlsc which would ensure harmony, br relsoll,.be and right in itself. aud at the fine we are confident it would prove jndicious operation. Dr. J. G. BECKwIrH of litch1icld is our tn. Tine Doctor is d nlau of universal popularity, pleasant and prepossessing in his address, gentle man of good education and good habits, be is we'll posted up in State affairs, and familiar with execu tive duties generally Let alone his Democracy, we cannot think of better man, and we beg most re- sl,cctful.y to put his name before the people (the be, brethren, that is,) the for the time. G 'vernor Holly will in all probability be re-nomi- natel. Both candidates viii then be from the county, the ulds will be eycl and the chance for fight delightful We propose the Doctor in all gGoi falll and look to sec our Democratic contem- l,,r,res acting our suggestion, and running up his name. Who will lead off! The Salisbury gen t'"man is necessarily our Candidate but the Doctor i- by fr the litest and most promising nomination the opposition can make
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

The election for Town Officers, which took place on Monday last resulted as usual in the election of the entire Democratic Ticket. The following are names of the officers elected
 Fer Assessors Charles Jones, William R. Ames, Geo gc Cnltiss, Augustus Mercy, Garry G. Potter.
 Bodrd of heLef.-I omInson Wells. Alanson Hall P G'ud Guild, William F. klborn, GalIe. B. Curtiss
 Seeeancn.-Abraham C. smith, Daniel B. Stod- dard. Jacob Morse, Jr., Andrew w. Marsh Anson c. Smith.
 Grand Jurors-Homer Sharp, Norman Kilborn. Charles D. Wheeler, Joseph A. Newberry. Francis H. Pratt. Cyrus $. Fuller.
 Constables. William H Crossman, Joseph C Peck, Homer kilbern, Geolge Bradley, Peter Lake, Isaac Taylor, George Munger.
 1opn Clerk $ Heyiar1r-Georse A. Hickox.
 10,rn Treasurer. F. Baldwin
 School P's'sor-. Edward W. Seymour John R. Williams Everitt H. Wright
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

es The annual meeting of the Litchfed County Home and Foreign Missionary Societies will be held at Litehheld on Wednesday, October 21st
 The sermon will be preached before the Home Missionary Society in the forenoon, by Rev. ]. P Thompson, D: D., of the Tabernacle Church, N Y.
 There will be addresses to the Foreign Missionary Society in the afternoon. by Rev De. Schaufier of Constantinope. and Rev Dr. Treat Secretary of che American Board, who has lately returned from a visit to the missions in Western Asia
 It is hoped that there will be large attendance of the friends of the Society," the meeting is ex- pecteG 50 be one of unusual interest.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
LITCHFIELD COUNTY HORSE FAIR.

voluntary association of gentlemen of Litch- field County have raised handsome sum oI mo- ry to be distributed in premiums on Horses, ss ihe Ground of the LI'chfsId County Agricultural Society, at Li.chfeld, on Thursday. Oct. 8, 1857, commencing ot o'clock A M. The premiums will be open to competitors from any part of the State. PARTICULARS N THE HANDBILLs.
 By order of Com. of Arrangements.
 A. S. LEWIS, Secretary Li.chfe'd, Sep. g, 1857. 3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
< sTATIoNERY, of every description

STATIONERY, of every description
 TOYS, of innumerable Styles;
 FANCY GOODS, worthy the attention of all;
 BLANK or ACCOUNT BOOKS
 RUBBER TOYS, BALLS. &c.
 CARD CASES-Cologne-P
 BRUSHES-Hair, Cloth, Teeth and Nail
 CurLERY-Penknives, Sc'ssors, Shears
 GGLD AND STEEL PENS, &c PORTFOLIOS, Writing Desks, Work Boxes, &c. WEDDING CARDS and ENVELOPES
 WATER COLOR PAINTS, all prices
 sHAWD PINS & HOOKS of fifty styles
 THERMOMETERS and Barometer.. With too large an assortment of goods to enumerate Just received, severn styles of Note Paper nmnnp which lsone style winch ensures uniformity of the sze of letters in writing. Please remeinber inc nlsre is i6 State Steet, Hartford, Conn. 'O 23-lf EI HIT cErp
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

BOROUGH MEETING.-The annual meet ing of the Electors of the Borough of L,chfeld, for tho choice of officers of the corporation for the year ensuing, will be held at the Court House on Thursday afternoon. the 18th of October, 1857, at 3 o'clock. P. K. KILBOURN, President.
 Litchfeld, Oct ', 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
THE PEOPLES SOAP.

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN UNEouALLDD FOR ITS Detersive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualitie.. A everything of this nature must stand on it's "A own merits for public patronagc-it is unncc- cssary to state any thing more than few facts, Or what it will accomplish.
 As q common washing laundry SOAP it does not require near as much Soap or labor and consc- qucntly not near as much to the clothes in its Use, as does the common washing Soap and can be used in either hard or soft water. Each bar of Soap is enyeloped with directions for its use.
 aBD have analysed specimen of Mir. Hotch- kiss Laundry Soap and found it very superior ar ticle for washing purposes and free from adultcra- tions. It makes an excellent suds and is exceed ingly well adapted for the removal of ink and grease spots from Cotton, Linen and Woolen Goods with out injury to the texture or color
 SYLVESTER P. WHEELER, Chemist. Bridgeport, August 18th, 1S57
 Manufactured by
 JOSIAH HOTCHKISS, Agent,
 Bridgeport, Conn, Corner of Main street and South avenue, where orders will be received
 For sale in Ltchtield at the principal grocery stores. 23n
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
DIEID.

In this town, on the 2nd inst. very suddenly, WILMor, Svn of 5. G. BEACH, Esq, in the 18th ye.r uf his age. He had more than usual excellence of character and gave indications of much future use tulness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

WoLcoTr INsTIrUTE.-The Winter Session of this School will commence November 4th, and continue 21 weeks A yfeU Day Scholars will be received, at S2O per term but. as the number must be limited, application should be made immediately to the Rector
 D. G. WRIGHT. Sept 24 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

There are occasions, when the healthiest people even need medicine, the changes of the det wealth er and hundred other causes, produce a laxity in the system that needs correcting, or in other needs stmulator. If all who find themselves in this situation, will try DI. SANDFLRDs INvIooRAroR they may be sure ofrelief testify to its ef- ficacy in curing Headache, Indigestion, Sour Sto- mach, and other ills common in family. It acts as medicine easier and better than any dose of pills ever swallowed, and is so very mild, that the smallest infant may take it. [See adver- tisement.]
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
FOR S.gLE.

A LOW-PRICED HORSE-lO or 12 years old n sound and kind.--Also, Wagon and Harness if desired. Enquire of A. s. LEWIS, East St.
 Litchfield, Sept. 22, 1857 22-4to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

We do our friends real service in calling atten- tion to medicine of such acknowledged merit as Wistar's Balsam. We all able to coughs and colds, which to be dangerous when is had te the Wild Cherry.
 fS TAKE PAELICULAR NorCE.-Jnvalids ordering BLISS DYSpEPlIC REMEDY sent them by mail should be particular to write their name very plain, and at the same time give their State, County and Post Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

gs3H To FEMALEs.-For Debility, hostration of Systcnf, Nervousness Pain in Back and Loins, Pal pitation, use ' BLISS DYSPEpTlC kEMPDY." See advertisement ''To Females in another col umn
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
A SYLLDGISM! 1!

PROPOSITION 1st
 Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head of Hair. PROPOSITION 2d.
 The use of LYONS KATHARIoN will, without fail, produce such an one. THEREFORE:
 Every Lady and Gentleman will ofconrsc imme- diaiely commence using LYONS KATHARlON. All pronounce the KATIIARION to be the finest and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever made.
 Its immense sale-nearly l ,OOo 900 bottles per year-attests its universal popularity. Sold every where for D cents per bottle.
 HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.,,
 Proprieors and Pcrfumers, 11-f G3 ILBERTY-Sr., NEW YORK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
Sept 24, 1857.

gs@ Country Merchants and others doing bus- ness at distance from the Railroad and wishing a supply of BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY, can have dozen packages sent them by mail for about one dollar. HARRAL RIsLEY & KITCHEN New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
.> = >A
 Local.

We particularly invite the attention of parents an'l those having youth under their charge to the advertisement of the WoLCoTr INSTITUTE and MILTON ACADEMY Mir Wright of the former school, brought with him the highest testimonials, and we feel as sured judging from the character of the Wolcott h. stitute since it has passed into his hands, that pa rents cannot make more judicious selection and one more likely to result in the mental ard moral culture of their children than by placing them der his charge. Mir. Morse, of the Milton Academy has made extensive additions to his department and doubtless will sustain the reputation of the academy, which now stands at the head of our coun- ty schools.
 We would also call attention to the advertise ments of the Worthwhile Institute and remind all those interested in the education of youth of the ex cellcnt day and boarding school shortly to reopen and commence its winter term, at the ELM PARK INSTITUTE.
 The Report of the Committee on Dairy Pro- ducts if handed in to the Secretary, was mislaid, and We only able to tive the names of the persons to whom premiums were awarded, with to ach
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

OSsObSA Adams, Samuel Beach, Harry l.. Beach, Henry L. Beach, Mary k. Barnum, Philetus Bunnel, Albert Brown, Minerva Beers, Philo M. Camp, Miss J. c. Brigham, Hattie Carry, Catharine-2 Cal, P. Carter, P. Ann Camp, Lewis A. Conaughty, John Carter, John Dolson Van, Mrs. c. Field, Thomas Hudson, Lorain A. Hall, Mary E. Jackson, Jane Ridgely, Mary E. Landon, Louisa Mclean, Margaret Ma dagan, Mikle
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08
Wistar's Balsam in Vermont
TUNBRIDGE, Orange Co.,, Vt

1UNBRlDGE Orange O., Vt., Nov. 25. Mir. Seth w. Fowe-Dear Sir: One year ago last June, was violently attacked with d cold and cough, with a lame side and stomach and was not free from cough during that summer. In Dccem- Der following my cough increased to alarming ex tent. so that during that winter lost about thirty five pounds of flesh, and physicians with whom ad- vlsetl could give me no relief 1 heard of the bene- tci,l effects of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, by way of friend, who had received the greatest benefit by the of the article and was in- clined to make trial of it myself had not taken up one bottle before l completely cured, and from that day to this have not been troubled with a cough. can chcerfully recommend it to all as being remedy of great value.
 FREEMAN MOVES. None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper
 SETH w. FOWLE X CO.,, 15s Washington st. Boston. Sold by A. C. Smith, Litchteld; Alvor'i X Brothers, Wolcottvile; Thomas G. Hazcr New Hartford; Starr, Clark & Co.,, Watertown. 2l
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List of Letters.
EMAINING in the Post Office at Litch6eld AN Conn.,, October l. 1857

Post-otice at LitChfield, Meers, Stephen May, Edwin
 Merriman, George
 Noble. Warren
 Pierpont, James Newbury, A. J.
 Pheps, Elihu Phelur, Mir. Pell, Mir.
 Strong, Rev. Edwafd Stuart, John l.. Shove, Samuel N. Skidmore, P. H.-2 Spencer, Lutious W. Scoville Augustus Sherry, Henry Tanner, Edward A. Futile, Edward D. Tyreil, Alvah Woothen, Geo. Wheeler, Albert Weeks, $. B. Wheeler, Nathaniel Warner. A. V. E.
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A SSESS SOR'S BLAN NKS, A for sala at this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

Persons calling for the above. will please say they are advertised. GEO H. BALDWIN, P M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

Es5 SPECIAL NoTIcE.-HLIss DysPEpTIc REMEDY. Druggists and Country Merchants supplied by the dozen gross at the shortest notice
 HARRAL, kIsLEY & KITCHEN 7G Barclay st. N l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-08

Gurdon Fley Joseph Allen Harley Morse Mrs b Whiltlesey Phineas North w II Brooks E A Whltlesey David Lucas Phneas North T P WhitIesey Edwin White David WhttIesey K w GrlswoId H Morse
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Rickey = S1.!.psi6A.
REAL Est ATE sst,
INvEsTIrG A0KNrs,
rAlrA ssssss, Het. MAIN 4 J.h.se~
OFFER FOR SALE

OFFER F0R SALE
Lott, BIZ n, ssrnsr "a and Rondsss. T.
Lsss Ssaa =, BIZ lis. eerasr Oh asd Ridgs.
Lot =, BIZ u. cor. It'll asa Bloaasss.
feet ~ 10, % AAA, between 18th and l7th.
Lot II asA Of Lot II In Blk iss, corner Oh sat
JohAsoa.
l.ot3. B'k - In <. Add, on Carol, between issl
sad l7A.
70 hy q fssf % 7thst., near Main, rear ends d
lots asds. BIZ -, with frame dw sliing.
Lett, In BIZ ss-vsry shsAp--tsfns easy.
Lots 81 Ay-esf ~, corner Of 18th and De-
koinssst. Very slisibly lssatsd for r.sidss-
] ess-tssuas sasy.
- BY Is 80 on sth street, bs.wss. lain aad J.h..
10 feet % ths west side II Lot 3,BI 80, Johnso.
| st., bet. "a aad 4th.
sssbsf u Lots In M.lrose, 8 miles out, on the
| X, n. D. AM.R.R-
| Af-wvery desirable bsildiAg sites ON tho Nissis-
sippi, 10 the beautiful town sI conomA.
Undivided half u LotA 8, and 10, B'k q. In
Kilbosrno . Add.
Lot in III ~, kiibosrps's Add.
Lots and In BIZ s, kasons Add uear Grand
Avenue -tsrns very easy.
DWELLING FOR SALE.
The late residssss Of Col Perry, on the p.snkroad
near lSth st.
Brick hos,son kxshAngs street, bel y cen 7.h and
sth-ssoons, basement, cellar and 81. ssrs--will
Be- sold vsry sAeap.
Lots in blso, with bsisk house soatai.,pe Il
rooms.
afek hoass ON ExeAangs-st., bet It'll and sth, with
rooms. basement, cellar and cistern.
Lots :, ~ :, bks4, in Kilboarne's Add.
Lotss and Elm u lis.
lot in block ~.
Block 7ol md lots In bIsck 7o5.
- I've aoss lstsnesr Aontross, admirably sdAp. "a
to sardsning purposes. Tsrms--one 9th oash,
balance In annual payments.
Lot in block Is. - Cedar, between Oh AID III.
Lat IN block ~, corner Of Des Moinss street and
Lsyss.
Lot II. sad Of lot 10, block IS, in Ma.sa. Lover
addition.
Lot 4, block 30i on Maia.st
Lot 10, block -, Johnson-st., between Sd and 4th
= ~ Ho Il on Main, between StA eth sss.
lot 10 block >, corner Of Water end Ex,a. sests
Lot in B.i7s; Lot in bleak %.
~ BY $50 IT,, being ends Of lots o, and Il,
In block IS, frontisg on Fifth street
- ~ ~ iess, corner3d aud Blondsaa SITS.
svo story brick dwelling on the corner Of sth
ana Bank streets, with good eistsrn, cellar,
barn, &c.
VERY DESIRABLE FARMS!i
80 Acres ssss Sannitvills, 20 rod. frou Pls.h.
rosd. 475 per acre.
$50 Acres On String Prairie, is mlss from Ksokuh
admirably adapted 70 agriculture;
oAe Aessss-ssstien -, TIP. ~, h. 6 IL nile
tron ChArlest.n. . Aouses, = weiis, . ysspg
orchard; 1bs scrs snasr saltivation. yery lev,
II all cold together.
zes Acres o. Plank Road, ii miles from Keokuk,
With 500 fruit trees, good Lex house. les ssres
sndsr cultivation soil Of great fertility.
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unparalleled Dasesvssvi..A rec.

A uoDaSalslse - Dase0vssT1seAR rec.
ssave A0Us BsoAseasoss
csvsli's Dssssriss Mixture 10 positive surs fss
Fever - Agus and al Bilious Diseases. This
atsssss Aas bsen before the Puhlie fss ssnbss
q ysass ssA has always bsss sssd With sssssss.--
u 10 harmless and certain remedy. Get psn.
vAisef'ss The drsggists ed rsaA Il and yes viii
- satisfied.
ssA here ~ O'Censer Bfo., sad MassAAll !
1ssssi y Ss. Leuis, by b. Diskssly, and BY The
Psspetstcss, 4. A. Porter Bse., Rssk lsias1, Ill
osA9ldAvly.
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POStpOmement.
EAe Great sale ~ SIX n = drea Less
AT PUBLIC AUCTION!
In = 8 Sc l. MO MT,
" TEE GROUND,
Is pOSTpONED To

~ AOOAGONkO IN
Thursday, June nth, 1857.
sIvHk ssbsrb nsos 4LM ONT City Of Ksok III,
L containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres Of
Land has been sahdividsd With refers nee 10 the
tour OF he ground, and consequently Lots vary in
dinensions from ons-foartA Of IN mere 70 two and
one half acres. The Stresssand 4, nass are wide,
and pass over favorable orosad, requiring asitAes
cutting NOR hiling. Al elevated paint u reserved
for the purpose Of ~ Astrononicai Observatory -
Another portion Aas bsea laid o6for Public Park
The desiEn Of the PropristOFs in tic arrangement
II tkts 6uburb hes been TO pssser.c The satursl
hssstiss Of the locality, which are unsqusled 10
the vicinity Of Ksokuk, or slss whore. from cvery
point, excepting asnAli cfssk bottom Of ailuvisl
sosl, we'll adaPssa ~ sardsase psrposer, there Il
nne view Of the Aisslssippi RIVER also Of . bsau-
tifuieounsry lying North and West.
Essslnoul
Il situated within the city linits, mile from
0lenfsrd 6taeion, and IL accessible BY Mcdowell
street ,0lsnfsrd and Esselnont Avenues, from The
The will take plaes on the grounds, On ths
32d Day Of April next, commencing ~ - o'slosk
sinsl. Lots will !. sold With tho privil.g. Il
'''. 70 = = '''''ra s q sss'.''''.
Oms FIFTH Cash-balamcs IN One, Two,
Three and Fovr Years,
With interest 1t the rate Of ~ psrcrut per aanum
payshle annually. warraatss Deeds win b. given
and Mortgages retained for deferred psymsatS.
A collation. viii b. furnished. LIthogra18 he
plans will be IA nished on day 81 sale.
The Streets and Avenues viii b. spcned saGl-
Client time before the day of sale TO enable persons
desiring 70 purchase 10 drive oyer the whole tract
:. plan Of he property ssa Be- seen - our once
For fnrlhsr iniormAtion iaquare VI q. u. Dimoad,
3 SIXTH ) vANslCELES,
nav3Od Anctionssrs.
ELE0TaG suneeL DoOks.
McGUFfEYS t0nsa11 1sisstic Prinsr,
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state stoves.

10 asdly necessary for ~ 10 this Stove,
j the character Of which 10 30 we'll and isv.rably
Known throughout the interior Of this md the ad-
joining States. Although patented some Ten ysais
ago, vt possesses every real improvement thai has
ever bsea made upon the dsscsbdip s-Hus ttcvt; -
the same tine ID has stood the mostss,sre tests Of
any Cook Stove now . use. Our confidence In the
same 10 sueh that w are willing to warrant II 70
purchasers for ten ysaTs. Sale Rooms ]! Main-st.
apr3-d CONSTQCK BRO.