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Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

Fresh Arrival. JUST Received and for sale J Boxes Pie Fruits: sss65A. Bbls. White Beans. sssNsJsS s, Boxes Yeast Powder: gSsSssss Sssssss.s, 10 Bbls. Family Flour; Stsasss sS 20 Bbls. Whiskey; 519 do do. All of which will be sold low by July ' '57. NJ TANTI S Co
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
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1900

,hGsl BUSHELS Sholle corn tC be delivered at k OOV stnie for which the market price will be aid in cash Dy l. A. kINNKAR.
 July y. Main street Iir.Ip R.rk
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
Whiskey and Flour.
@xSN
NEW GOODS. NEY GoonSi,
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE.

MEDICAL DkPAKTMENT. INHE regular Lectures in this institution will com Il mence on the first Monday in November next and continue until March. A preliminary course will be delivered without charge at the College and the Marine Hospital, during the month of Octo- Der.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
STRAW CUTTERS.

SANFORD'S Patent Straw Cutters. assorted sizes; No kuggies Nourse $ Mum & Co.'S Straw Cutters, assorted sizes. supply of the above. reed and for sale by
 RAPLEY, HANGEI. X co. ,Iuly lA 1887
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

Fresh Groceries, { ''oNsIs.T,IlNIG. ef g.oFFEE. V SUGAR. MOLASSFS
 RICE VINEGAR.
 LIQUORS. of all kinds Rntter Sugar and Soda Crackers; Yeast Powders. soda Sseratus Cream-Tartur and almost every thing Ill the grocery line that anilie, need cal at July I. 57 Cheap S..I,.'an N,i,,--r..+
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

EMBROIDERY, Flouneing, Edgings and Insert 1L ing for sale very low. MRS. JONES.
 July l4 1857
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

VIE undersigned have on hana some State Bonds | for sale. for cash or credit; on term. and in amounts to suit purchasers. having fractional sums to pay to either of the Banks ot thi~ State
 WATKINS x GALLAGHER. Little Rock. May l9 '57 g. Gn.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
FRESH sUpERTOp E,o,a
MILL SAWS,

22l SACKS SACKS! Superior Flour '.Sutton'sn Mills June '57 'su per DtaTdanel!e tT and for ale by
 - r-o i 1I RAPLEY. HANGER tG C0.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

10 iarmcr> and Country Dealers. BARGAINS in all kinIs of gods for " Inch any D kind oisalcable produce will be ta n in exchange al J. A. kINNEAk'S Well known cheap store on Main street Little Rock. July '. '57.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
LII ATS HATS
TYDR CEjyYX.y

HATS HATS :! A bfA IlFI | assortment of hats just re -A ceiyed and for sale low. bv I'll June y. ol. MkRklGk x WASSEIL GsA
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
wASHBURN'S GREAT SOUTHERN CIRCUS. TiIE ONLY LEGITIMATE CIRCUS OF


 SOUTHERN CIRCUS. TiIE ONLY LEGITIMATE CIRCUS OF the season. Arranged and perfected for is grea southern tour of lo51. Surla%~ing in SpcndOr o' f equpage and highly trained ,eeds, versatility ta emt ec.. any olhrr Circus in the world. boosting of being the most brilliant Equestrian, Gvmnastic, and Dramatic entertainments ever given to the American people under an immense waterproof pavilion accommodating with seats and convenience four thousand ler~ons.
 This grand establ shment will visit II ot Springs. OF Thursday and Friday. 23d and 2tth inst. Benton. Saturday 25th.
 At Little Rock on Monday and Tuesday, the 27th and ssh of Juiv. 1851.
 Among the host of Fquestrians. Acrobatic and Gymna-lic performers, the following may be found standing at the heal of the profession, and sustain ing a name unequaled throughout the Southern country:
 Jean Johnson. the most wonderful somerset rider of the age. Having at the present time no equal in the world, he stands without rival Ameri- ca's fat oite son.
 ". :. smith, the celebrated two four and six horse rider, from Franconi's lippodrome, Paris the most daing rider of the age.
 Albert Aymar, of the celebrated Aymar Broth CTS. the great comic Equestrian and Potamist.
 Tom Neveis, i'll his astonishing feat, entitled the Bridge Act
 Master Willie Wa>hburn. the intrepid tum bIe and performer sur la Perchc Equiroise.
 Master Johnny pa~teTinc he globe.
 Mons. Morgan. the wonderful performer with the cannon balls. weighing 40 pounds each.
 George Beatty and Master Willie. on the double bridge of ropes.
 IT. T. Day. the comic Clown in a number of daring and comcal hufoon acts.
 Three celebrated Clo <s in the ring
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
STONES. TINMApE ,,re-

ool keeelved per steamer s. IT, Tucker. A vs-r :,, ~ iafee iot of Stoves. Tinware etc. which EsEz will be sold cheap for cash by
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
31 FIRST CLASS COOK SToYE.

ACoN-lo "-SoN 900 lbs. Hog Round. in fine - order Received and for sale by -''0 .EvR tune g, '57. RAPLEY, HANGER < CO ky
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
WANTED.

W ANTED. A GENTLEMAN wishes to purchase first H> 4 A rate gentle Buggy HORSE, for which a I-4lc fair price will be given. Aprly at this Office July 51.-3w
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21


 McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT with perfect success.
 One of our Express Horses was lame from hard eaiian9 Swelling on the knee. We tried various Lini- nents an remedies remove the disease. but none Of mem done any good. We procured dollar b"tt> If the Volcanic Oil Eminent, and it has re- moved Inc swelling and cured him. We therefore take pleasure in recommending this Eminent pubGcy. for it is the best external remedy eycr used. JOHN WALKER Agent January 9th. 1854. St. Louis, Mo.
 To the Afflicted. We say. trife no longer with those common Lini- mants and remedies. Obtain q supply of the Volca- nc ol Liniment T. k the only reliable remedy for Rheumatism, Bruises, Sprains any local pain, no difference how severe. few applications will give hei. \ few small bo ties will cleanse and heal the most loathsome Sore. and it will heal any Wound FIesh Cut Burn or Scald. in an incredible short time For Chappe1 Hands, Chiblains, Sores or Eruptons on the Skin. it is the only true remedy. Two applications will make the skin soft, white and smooth as an infant.
 Every Family should have supply constantly on hand CoI use in time If neel.
 Try it. and you will be convinced of it's wonderful elcieucy.
 .4g For sale ly the proprietor, corner of Third and Pine sts St. Louis Mo.
 For sale by J. J. McALMONT. July 1S57. i'm
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

GROC OCERIES--LIQUOKS! FLOUR! CSn BARRELS Kentucky and Indiana hiskey; ~CO 40 half barrels Indiana hiskey; 30 kegs Tobacco:
 5o barrels Indiana Flour;
 ID barrels Brown Sugar.
 -AISO.- CRUSHED and POWDERED SUGAR-RIO and MOCHA C0FFEE-A large lot of CHOICE TEA. Just recei, ed and for sale by June 23. '57. JACOB HAWKINS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
C A R D
Bargains. E2arra;ns

'RNllE undersigned de,irouS of closing out the rem
 Il nant of their Goods before leaving for tbe Fast are offering extra inducements to purchasers of any thing in their line of business Call soon MCPHERSON 6 0VERTON June 30, 1857. East side Main .t
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
I'll kIRS GlftERS
STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE

E HAVE Il Steam Engine complete suitable size for H Mill. (say) inches Bore, g. inch Stroke. which will be sold cheap for cash.
 June 22. '57. TTIOS BARRETT
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

= DoZ. Pure Port Grape Juice ats:
 Received and for sale bv
 June i5. '31 kAPLEY, HANGER tS co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

II7' ~-TttFN, NT. Il' us. MO.
 For sale in Little Rock, by J. J. McALMONT. June 9th. 1851. 35- 2m
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

CsT Received, by Henry Ftzhugh. i4 ~ So9k stoves-None Snch. Nos. l. and 4.
 10 Cooi Cook StoveS-k stoves kleentuckian No and 3: l2 Waffle Irons for Stoves -'' '' ana y; bon Ifa Fots Skillcs and Grid Irons for Stoves on nAId T and wi will be sold low for cash by ''' 0h
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
BACONI RAEnN.

usT Received several Bolts of good carne+ r,,,;o, J will be sold low for cash. s0Ou arpe1' which June g, '57 rrroc .
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21


 From Leipsc, via OtCoway Buckey and Cairo Lima.
 Frosn LaHpolis by Merccrsvi}le Ksnnedy's Cros. Roads and Saottyiiie to Quaker Bottom From lee to Berlin Gross Rnads From Oak liiiL Via Cenjervi!le, Ridpewavs Har- risnWg Porter Pine Grove, AHaeiIu and RigersylIle to Middle Port
 From OakhiH via Centeryille. Rileewav's Harris burg Porter Pine Grove, Anseln, K ygervie, Middle Port to Pomerov. From Giliad by Westled Milton Corners. Jack son and Pleasantville to Portage,ille, in Hancock county.
 From kinSman, via East Gustav,.s 1indinville and East Cherry Valley to Jeiier4oG Court House From New Philadelphia via Butchers. Rogersvlle Rowvil'e, New Bedford keilevs 70 Mersburg. From Beaceye, via New Falls to Milton. From New London. via Clinton, North Fairfield to Centreston and Steuben.
 From HarIisonvIe to Wilksville, through Salem township.
 From Cambridge. Guernsey county via Creigbton. Adamsville to Dresden, in Muskngum county Ohio (twenty eight mies.)
 From New London to Centreyille From :" Lees," in Athens county to Berlins Cross Roads
 From Sunish to Woodsfeld. From Marysviile, by the kenton Pike to Boke'. Creek post offce
 From Canton. Stark county via Mount Airy and McDonaldsville to Akron, in summit county. From Pomeroy, Ohio, via Chester Meigs county Coalville Athens county, Belpre, ashington eoun- ty, Ohio. to Parker<surgh Virginia From Dayton, in Montgomery county via Clayton to Centre in said county
 OREGON. From Corvallis, in Benton county to Eugene ciry. via Pierees Office the Coast Fork on the William sStee River to Winchester, in Douglas seuny.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
BRACE.
TO RANK DEftvoRs

SMALL lot for >ale Cheapfor Cash.
 x July l4 lo57 MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
COST AND CARnI.1,E
-------- (ARHEE GARnIuH

HAY large and well selected stool of f,o,. which will sell at Cost and Carriaoa "ooos person wishing to go into Merchandizing 5nf;re.a A
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

STUFFED Office Chairs
 lC Dining Tables, SS~.........sss
 Lounges and Mattresses: "EtE-----T-s Cottaga Pl.l 1rloS Wardrobes Shuck and Cotton Mattresses oi"oleS' June 9th, 1857. L. NJ FITKTNc cn At the old stand e n D,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
M fEIsE EN

? EUI K. 7SA BBLS. Extra Family Flour. in store and AsSO for sale by MERRlCk & WASSELL. T,ro D2 I>1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
pURE PORT GRAPE JIJICy

.x " V t1f fS V IlFf flN IA bbLS k9sendale" Hydraulick Cement. re- vt ceiyed and for sale by
 June l6 .31 RAPLEY. HANGER t1 co.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

Come One-Come AL.
 I'HE time has arrived for my departure East. I agaln make my annual appeal to those indebted lo me Indeed It l> actually necessary should have my money now, to pay my own debts It is earnesIv July7 '57 D C EirTTaN
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21

WHINN FN. lHS BBLS. Copper Distilled Whiskey, on con O signment and for sale low. June 23 '57 MERRICK X WASSELI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
FINE. TEAS.

CST received Iot If Fresh Fine Teas: Black and c Efeeii aud for sale at kINNEAES
 July '57. on Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-21
MORNING. JULY 2l, 1857

construed obligatory on the United States to reoin pesseS n o the islands rocks or keys as aforesaid same. '0'- " 3. That the President of the United States is land and .val forces of the United Stntes td nrott
 ' ghs oi the said dscoverer or discoverers 1r their assigns. aS aforesaid.
 c. That until otherwise provided by law. all acts uoIe at % Hhd oneheeS or crimes committed on every thereon or in the waters aiiatent thereto sfalI he heid and deemed to have been done or committed on Ihe !gh seas n board merchant ship or vcsse be- igg Q ille United States. and be punished accord
 g 10 the laws of the United States relating to srch silPs or vessels and offences on the hrh seas: which la"s Ter the purposes aforesaid are heeby extended to and over such islands, rocks, or keys.
 Approved, August Is. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

RoBBERr-As Captain Hine, of New Haven, was
proceeding to his vessel at about clock last Mon
day morning. it being quite dark at the time. he
was attacked by two men, knocked down. and rob-
bed of ST. 22G with which he was startine for Alba.
ny to purchase Flour reward of 500 is offered
for the robbers. but no traces of them have been
found.
CRIME. - A man in Waterbury has been tried be.
ore 'us!ee OF the Peace, and found guilty of So
Letting one Joseph Sands to commit crime nv mr..
chasing glass Of liquor from him. The case has
been appealed to the Superior Court
ExpLosIoN.-One of the Wheel Mills at the Haz.
ard Powder Co.'S. " scitico Mills blew IN about
o'clock on the afternoon of the 18th. badly burning
one of the workmen who was on the optsde nj
The Mill the door. There being but a SINGLE
charge of powder in process of fabrication under the
wheels, the damage and less is but traiug. No ac.
counting for the accident
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

The happy throng encirce the spacious par
lor-bridegrooms aud brides, accompanied by
theft proper attendants enter and take their pa-
ces before the man Of Sod. What charming
spectacle! The slight t.emor of the features,
easily detected by the practiced eye, the sincerity
Of expression, in fact, their whole dcmeanor was
strongly indicative not only Of fidelity and trust
but also. Of their lively sense of the solemn re-
sp"nsibil,ies which they wefs about to ass'!lre
The clergyman in an offering Of faith and trust.
looks to God for His blessing: after which, in
6,sng manner. and in language solemn and ap
proprate, mpresses upon their minds the sa. red
ness Of the marriage covenant, and the magnitude
Of the duties inseparab'y connected with It's reIa.
lions. Then pronosnciHg the bands. and repeat
ing the solemn I'M junction of the Saviour, Those
whom GOD hath jo!ned together let not man put
asunder, "a sentiment which found an approving
response i'll every hearty we all " it'll mind.
returned thanks to Almighty God for his bles-
sings.
Then followed salutaticns and greetings, and
various expressians Of genera! joy, in which
mood. We were soon conducted to ample d.
ming hall, where We're tables furnished with ex-
quisIte taste ard skill, and grooming under the
weight of varied rare and substantial deicaties
~eii calculated to satisfy humor, and strengthen
the inner
Those were indeed rational enjoyments and
many heart which had felt The terrible desola.
lions of bereavement and other affective provden-
ces. forget its sorrows for the hour, in the soeal
interchange Of kiHd regards and tender gree;nys
The party, which from first 10 last, had been
sgnaized by the most commemorate poiteness
and decorum, separated about eleven o'clock. with
many God bless you' to the newly married
pairs and retired by their various ways among
the hills, to their own homes. Long we trust to
remember with the velirst satisfaction. the pleas
ant Incidents connected with the Double We'd
ding. +. ". B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
Wild Cherry BalsaIn.

Among all the Panaceas advertised for the cure
of human ailments there is in which we have
more confidence than WISTARS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY We have witnessed its wonder
full fleets in cases that regarded hopclessly
desperate, and we can confidently recommend it az
one Of the best medicines in the world II has prov
ed more efiicacious, a remedy for Consumption in
its incpent stages, Tor Coughs Colds, Asthma, In
fiBenza and Bronchitis. tLah any other medicine.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on wrapper.
SETH W. tOWLE & CO., 1873 Washington st :,
Boston Sold by A. G. Smith, Litchfeld Aivor1
Brothers, Wolcottville; Thomas g. HHzen' nc ne"
Hartford; Starr Clark Co., WATERFOWL. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

We do our friends a real service in calling a!ten-
ton to medicine of such acknowledged merit AZ
Wistars Balsam. We are all liable to coughs and
colds which to be dangerous when recourse is
had tn the Wild Cherry.
There occasions, when the hcaithlest people
even need medicine. the changes OF the diet, wealth
err and a hundred other causes, produce laxlty
in the system that needs correcting, or in other
words the liver becomes slightly deranged, and
needs a stmuator If all who find themselves in
this situation, will try Di. SANDILaDs lNvloohAroR
they may be sure orelief, can testify to its ct
tcacv in curing Headache Indigestion Sour Sto-
mach, and other ills common i'll a family. 1t
acts as medicine easicr'an'! better than any dose
Of pills we ever swallowed, and is SO very mild,
that the smallest infant may tike it. see adv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
For the I,itchfeld Enunire

Thursday evening, the 22A Of October, was an
epoch in the history Of the quiet and beautiful
village OF South Farms, long to be remembered.
The event which distinguished it, was the sol
emnization of a double marriage, at tho hosp,a-
BILE mansion of our wellknown cilizsn Alva
Clark, Esq. The parties to the solemn covenant
were r. Huntington & Il. Pierpont, and the beau
tiful and accomplished Misses T.. N. 4 J. Clark,
all Of South Farms
al 8 o'clock, P. NJ. the hour fixed upon for
the exchange of intentions and pledges for reai-
y and oneness, the relatives Of the parties TO-.
gelher with more than one hundred favored guests,
were assembled 10 witness the ceremony which
would unite in indissoluble bonds the hearts of
two con6dng pairs.
Venerable men with lettering steps, and locks
b'eached to wilderness by nearly eighty years of
time, accompanied by their better halves, with
hrows still betokening the pleaSurable emotions OF
hope and expectation, were there The middle
aged, with silvered hair, but in tie full vigor and
PRIDE of manhood, and in the erjoymsn. of the
rea''z.'Ion Of youthful hopes and expectations
were there. The youth also in their harmless.
ness and comparative innocsncy, full of glowing
health and beauty, and high hone, were there,
The venerable and beloved Pastor of the VILLAGE
Church. who had been instrumental under tho
Grea, Spirit, in gathering into the fold Of his
Heavenly Shepherd, all these parties now to be
united, accompanied by his truly amiable and be.
nevo)sNt Wi fe. WAS there
Expectation was now visible upon every coun.
tenance bu, in tender regard for party which,
had not yet arrived. the ceremony did not pro-
cred. Time passes-the grave clergyman con-
su IS his watc!-faces look sad--,he clock tells
the hour Of nine. List! the deep rrmbling oil
carriage. whee Is are heard we listen they ap-
proach. and the gensleman!y Mr., G. P. and lady
from New Haven, are announced! A thrill Of
Joy runs through and quickens every heart, and
tn. long expected guests received with the
mes. satisfactory demonstrations Of hearty vel
como.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

Noble Hearsed.-Mr. Henry Shaw, one of
our retired men Of business and wealth. intends
TO rent vacant lot and fill it with wood, for the
benefit of the suffering poor OF the city, this
winter. Who will initiate this noble example i?
Is The poor ye have always with you.''- (St.
Louis Leader.
New EXPRESS BuILDlEs.-The American Ex-
press Company have begun the erection of a
building on the corner of Hudson and Jay streets,
specially adapted TO their business. 1t will be
one hundread feet square, and FIVE stories high
with marble fronts on both Hudson and Jay
streets, and is expected to cos, about $75.O00.
\ railway, switching off from the Hudson River
Railroad, will enable the cars Of the Express
Company to run directly into the south side of
the building.
MArRlMoS1AL.-A curious snarl has grown out
of the loss Of the Central America. No less than
three wives lay claim to the estate of the colo ed
steward of the above named steamer, who went.
in her.-And TO add to the complication of the
bigamy it is found that the third wife had herself
another husband, and he also was lost in the
Central America The Case is fin one for
legal ''spreadwoik. ,,
MarueAous-A Mrs. Snyder, residing near
McGayheysville, Va, one day last week suddenly
fell down, apparently dead. The necessary burial
clothes were procured, and while her friends We're
engaged in dressing her in the hablIimentf of
the grave, she politely requested them to wait
until she was dead 1t is needless to say that her
request was complied with. She is now rapidly
Improving
Elections -The latest returns from Ohio official
from ~ counties reported from the Others Increase
Chase's Republican majority 2,027. The Democrats
will have majority in the Senate and II III the
House.
In Minnesota 33 counties give Sbley DEM 100
majority, and the IA counties to heal from will in
cease it. Le,igislaturu probably Republican.
From Iowa the report comes that the Republicans
will have 900 nlaiOty. almost every county show
ing Republican gain on last August The Legislature
will probably he Republican, securing gain of
l.. S. Senator.
In 80 counties in PENNSYLVANIA from which official
returns have been received Packer has l45 G4 votes
WiIulnt 1U5 $50 and Htzel.u:st - 81 The remain
ing - counties will give Wilmot plurality but Pack
ers ma urics over both his opponents will not be
far from 5000
RELIGIOUS A Congregational Church has been
organized in Wabaunsee Kansas. Moses G. WEIGH,
late of Hartford; chosen of the deacons.
| In the Minutes of the General Association of New
Hampshire there is culunc of the statistical tables
containing the amount of sa each pastor and sta
ted supply receives from his people. Supplying
few blanks with own estimates says the Cos G.
JOURNAL We fluid that the whole amount paid in the
state for the support Of l5l Ministers, is se4163
which is an average salary Of SOIL to each clergy
man. Among the Associations, TIE highest aver
aye is paid by the churches i'll Hollis Association,
which is 81 90. The highest tlary paid by any one
church is 81 500 the lowest, $500.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

HoLIowAY's PIIL's---Pcrsons Of plcthoic habit,
subject tenn orary loss Of consciousness from a
sudden determination Of the blood to the BRAIN,
will find great benefit from course of Holloway 5
Pills. Epilepsy spasnls, and all other cction5
arising from dsortiercd nervous system, arc cured
by peIseyerng aihcrance to tins mild catliartic.
1t re.nIrtes the action Of the great internal OF
gans and thus tquaiizes the circulation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
Notice.

ME Board of School Visitors of the Town Of
Litchtield will meet at the Mansion House ON
SATURDAY Nov l4th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the ex-
animation of Teachers.
All those who intend to teach District schools the
ensuing season, within the town of Litchfeld. and
who have not received certificates from this Board
are expected to be present punctually at the time
specified. JOHN CATLIN, Clerk of the Board,
Litchtield, Nov. 3d. 1857 27-2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
SPECEfL .S'OTACES.

WoIcorr INsrIrUrE.-Ihe Winter Session of this
School will commence November 4th, and continue
q weeks A fec Day Scholars will be received, at
$40 per term but as the number must be lmted,
application should be made Immediately to the Rector
d. G. WRIGHT.
Sept "a, 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
A. SYLLOGISM !

A SYLLOGISM
PROPOSITION LIST.
Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful
head of Hair.
PROPOSITION ID
The use Of LYONS KATHARION will,
without fail, produce such
THEREFORE,:
Every Lady and Gentleman will, ofcoursc, imme-
diaiely commence using LYONS kATHAklUN.
All pronounce the kATHAKlON to be the finest
and most agreeable preparation for the Hair ever
made.
Its immense salc--nearly ZOO 600 bottles per
year-attests its universal popularity. Sold every
where for rs cents per bottle.
HEATH, WYNKOOP & CO.,
Proprictors and Perfumcrs,
lift 50 IIHEKTY-Sr NEw \ oRK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
WANTED!

gE*HE subscriber wishes tc exchange 100000 feet
IL of Hemock Boards or building timber, so 900
hcmlock or Chestnut Shnge, 81, 900 worth of Lun.
Der Wagons Carriages, Buggies. &c. &C., for PORK
Beet, Butter, Cheese, Oxen, Stays, or other neat
Cattle, Sheep, Hay, Oats, Buckwheat, &C.. &c.
GEO. d. WADHAMS
Wolcottville, November 4, 1867. 27-st
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05
Notice.

a NY FARMER WITH PLENTY OF HAY,
"A inclined to take Horse for his service THIS
Winter can hear of good one oy ehquii'ns IT.
this Office.
Litchsi..d, Eov. 5, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-05

fx;- Let every sufferer try Bliss Dyspeptc Rene
DIV in that stubborn and almost incurabe Disease
Chrc mic Diarrhea. Read DR.. Bliss advertisement
Oh that disease.