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A THINKING PEOPLE REQUIRE SOME
THING BESIDES MERE ASSERTION
WITHOUT PROOFS

NIHEN contemplating offering 10 the peaple as .
w ..pafent' BLISS DYSPEP TIC REMEDY, 4
was fully convinced that in this age Of Patent Medicine
huck sering, when efforts made the press
strings by which designing propretoFs and prcpelors
patents hope to create demand and sales for their
article when thew pull the string that brings forward
ton Of it At any rate who subscribers weekly
journals. and who possess thinking mindsl would Be
very far from being satisfied regards s virtues By
my any ones else simple se dirf or assertion nm
supported by any further proofs regards It's curative
properties very we'll know thai be people bad been
loo often deceived By printed statements Of retailers
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PERKINS,
Corn Husking Machine,
a 90 60.

VILE machine saves much tedious and sewers
hand labor. and Is worth many times its cost
|suy farmsr.
An agent d wanted In every town in Iitchfield
Y Fairfield Counties TO solicit orders. Terms nm
Psslly liberal. Address J. PERKINS 4 CO.,
6-Sts West Killingly, conn.
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NrOElre.

FENHE undersigned in pursuance Of an order
II Of the Court Of Probate tor the District Of Litch
field will sell at auction private sale the following
II o'clock A. NJ, on said estate, viz: two certa n
pieces OF land si,ualed in Teuington, in Torringord
society one piece aiming iou and sxty-sx
rods bounded north ON anL Of the heirs ui Griswod
Woodward, deceased, east land Of E. Taylor, south
and west on highway and piece near the above
bounded north on land Of Thomas Wnsons heirs, east
un highway. 8. nth aud west land oi Henry L. Rood
eon,ai lining half mn acre, with the bindings both
pieces oil land. Dated Goshen, May %, 1858.
ELISHA BALDWIN,
!. 6 81 Trustee Of Leonard b. Carrs Estate.
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NHw GOODS |!
r. n Man ELL

rs now receiving an assortment of SUMMER
u GOODS purchased in New York the past week
= consisting in part of Lawns, Organizes, DeLanes
Wave Chalis, Plaid Bnlliants, Napkins Table Cloths
sskc, Hdkfs, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, &C., &c.
AHso-A good assortment Of CROCKERY and
GLASS WARE, of new and desirable patterns
Litchfeld June g 1863
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Administrators Sale.

NJ Y order of the Court of Probate for the District
d b OF Washington the subscriber will sell al
public auction ON the 18th day of June, 1858. at .
O'Clock P NJ, unless previously disposed of at pr
vate sale.) all the real estate of CYRUS G. STER
LING late of Washington. deceased
SIMEON H. MITCHELL, Administrator
Washington, june l, 1853
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IvanhOe.

4 BEAUTIFUL BLACK STALLION of the
"A Morgan and Messenger stock. l6 ha ids high, will
be at my farm miles from Goshen Center. the pre-
sent season. M YMAN.
Goshen, May 13, 1888. At
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Alta Court of Proba holden Litchfeld rhin and for
the district Of Litchfeid the l4fh day Of May A. ID.
1868.
Present GEO C. WOODRUFF Esq, Judge.
n motion of HENRY MIGEoN, Administrator on the
" Estate 81 EUG EN- LENOlR late oil New York
Chy, deceased: This Court doth decree that six
months from this date be allowed and limed fr the
the same said Administrator; and directs that pull,
lie notice be given Of tits order by advertising
nswspa per published in Litcii6eld, and by posting a
copy thereof the public sgn-post in the village oi
Liichfeld. Certified from Record
AT GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judge.
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Notice.


N0u& QUICK hdllrOdOs
G ~ 90 -
Summer Arrangements for 1858.
On and after Monday, May alst, 1868, Trains will
run rs follows,
Gofx0 NoRyH-I.EAvE BRIpcrpoRr.
1910 A. d. For Winsted, connecting with the
800 A. A. Train from New York, aud
s10.l0 A. M. train from New Haven. and
ct Waterbury with the train from and
to Hartford
lilo. A. n. Freight Train with Passenger accom-.
modations for Winsted, leaving Water.
bury to go North at sos p. NJ connect
ing with train from Hartford
S20 p. n. Freight and Passenger for Waterbury,
eennecting with the 12.45 train from
New York
Gle r. II. For winsted, connecting with the
$40 r. NJ. Train from New York and
the 500 P. NJ. Train from New Haven.
GoiNc SouTH-LEAvE WNsrnD
$50 a. NJ. For Bridgeport New York and New
Haven. connecting at Waterbury with
the train to Hurtford.
Las z. N. For Bridgeport, New York and New
Haven.
LEAVE wArEaBuKY.
6:s0 A. N. Train for Bridgeport, New Haven and
New York.
s.2o A. N. Freight Trim for Bridgeport, New York
and New Haven.
eSS A. n. Freight Train for Bridgeport.
s:AS 4. M. For bridgeport, New York and New
Haven. -
- All Trains stop at all regular Stations. -a1
~ Freight Trains have Passenger Car attached
Stage Lines.
Tho woodbury. Stage arrives to connect at Sew
nour With the610 A. NJ train from Waterburv ny,
tsras on the arrival of the TO- 20 A. M. train fran
Bridgeport
The Stages from WATERFOWL, Bethlehem. Itch
lelds Otis, Colebrook Centre, Darlington, SC. ar
i've to Connect with l.28 1rsin down from Winsted
fom bridgeport.
LA deduction of Five Cents Is made whe,
ickets are purchased at the Office.
@. WATERBURY,, Superintendent.
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Dissolution.

euvHE copartnership heretofore existing under the
name of WARNER BROTHERS is this day by
mutual consent dissolved.
~ BENNETT 7. WARNER,
,sTss EGBERT L. WARNER.
The business will be continued under the name Of
b. T. WARNER.
= Litchfeld, June /, 1858.
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NARMERS will find almost everything in the
IL line of Heavy Winter Goods, now at
A. C. SMITH & Co.'S
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The i've Morgan Premium Colts

NMJ ILL stand at the stable Of William II. Cross
w man in Ltchfield through the ensuing sea-
son. These Colts, which are Of a bright bay color,
have taken the premiums at the Itchtield Co. Fair
and at the State Fair.
R. G. CRANDALL, Proprietor.
Iitcbfeld May 10, 1858. 3-H
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medicinal properties to any alcoholic stimulant new
made in the world II Is now prescribed BY more
than 900 physicians in the United States In cases
of Gravel Gout, Dropsy, and Bladder and Kidney
Complaints.
Put up in Quart and Pint Bottles, In eases Of ono
dozen quarts and cases of two dozen pints and for
sale by all the Druggists and Country Merchants
UDoLPHo woLFE
Sole Manufacturer and Importer,
Depot % Beaver street, New York.
The Proprietor takes the liberty of referring to the
GLOWING Physicians in the Eastern States who have
used the Schnapps In their practice:
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FOR SALE.

n low priced HORSE. II or IL years old, war
n ranted sound and kind. Enquire at this Office
utchfeld June l, 1858. 6
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Mills AND MILL-STONEs.

MILLS AND MILLS TON Els. y
TUyHE Subscriber is Agent for the sale of Hall &
IL Bearlsley's Portable Mills and Mill-Stoncs Il
all sizs-bill Bolts Corn Crackers, Smut Mills &C.,
for sale.
Agent also for the Patent Asphaltic Ro ,fng cheap,
durable, and perfectly waterproof and ire-proof.
This Roofing has advantages over all others for
cheapness and durability Samples sent to parties
who wish to purchase examine.
Chain Pumps, wholesale and retail Force and
Suction Pumps, the best article known in the couu
try. $50. $50.
Please call at BaIdwin's MILL Washington, Conn.,,
and examine the above articles.
H. BALDWIN.
June I, 1853. --.'
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a OOuft u FTOOdte hOldsn al LlthFtfd D'thfn and
for the district Of Litchfeld The I4h day Of May,
A. u. 1853.
Present GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge.
"a N motion of HENRY MIGEoN, Admiistra tor the
~ estate CT JOHN B LENQlR late ot New York
City, deceased This Court doth decree that six
months from this date be allowed and limited tor the
creditors oil said exhibit their claims against
The said Administrator; and directs that pub
newspaper published in Ltchfeld, and by posting a
cpy thereof the public sgn-post in the village Of
Litchfed The place where the deceased last
6weit.' Certified from Record,
43t GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
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LITCHFIELD BANK,
one Hundred Dollars Reward

rs hereby offered, and will be paid by this town. to
a any persun persons who shall make discovery and
give information against the person persons who
IRE 10 and burned Frederick r. ills barn the 18th
ins that such person persons shall be rendered
toiusiice and convicted Of such crime. :.
GEoIGE p. BIssELL, selec,men.
ELIJAH WOODWARD,)
ToErineton, May a. 1858. 63t
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SC11y AeOAlC111SS
The Preparations known
BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY;
RIsLEY'S' COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUCHu;
ROBERTS collie MIXTURE FOR INFANTS,
A RE unsurpassed in true worth by any other three
IA paratlons before the people,. Their great ex.
ceency consists in being not only inst what they are
cnres Whenever they have been tested in good faith
they have never failed. far our knowledge ex-
tends, 10 give prompt and pera relief The sales
OF each immense. and the demand rapidly ncreas-
ing. There is section of the country and hardly
town through bout the Union but that the demand has
been rapidly the increase since their introduce
ton. We sole agents for the New England States
and New York, and all orders from the Trade should
be addressed to US.
HARRAI, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists
rs Barclay street, New York.
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Lemon Fair.

yE0HiS Horse will stand the present season on Mon
Il days and Tuesdays at Cheeseman's Stable in
Litc6eld, and on Wednesdays. Thursdays, Fridays
and Saturda, AT Chnrci's in Wocotlylle.
perior mare Of Durrc and Arabian blood, bred bv M.
ale, Of Brdport, Vermont The stock Of this Horse
promising as that of The subscribers late Horse
Raven. rs ROBBINS BATTELL.
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ssOId Chairs to Mend! Old
Chairs to Mend =,

NURNTTURE repaired and vanished W: tn neat
Il ness and despatch, pictures framed SC &C.,
by J. BIDWELL PECK.
Itchfeld, May %, 1858. 5
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Al a Probate Court holden at Torrington wuhin aud
for the District Of Iorringfen, May II, ID. 1858.
Present, Henry s. BARB uR, Esq, Judge.
nUDLEY DAVIS of said Torrington having made
~ application this Court Tor the benefits aud priv
,leges vi the 10th section Of the statute law OF this
State, passed May session, 1853 entitled !" An act T
the relief Of InsoIvent Debtors and for the equal
distribution of their effects among their creditors" IT
rs ORDERED, That the caring aud enquiry upon said
application be had the Probate Office in sant district
on the 9th day Of June 1853, att o'clock 2. NJ. and
that persons interested may have due notice thereof
this order shall be published Two weekly wspapers
printed in Litcheld County, and copy thereof Pasted
on the public sign post Torrneton weeks before
the uy fixed for said hearing Certified from Record.
HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
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District of Cornuol S. Probate Court, Hay II, 1858.
FHSTATE OF LUTHER EMMONS, late of Corn.
IL wall in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of Corn II
hath limited and awed months from the date here.
Of tor the creditors of said Estate. represented nsoy-
ent, in which exhibit their claims thereto; and has
appointed JAMES ID FORD and MYRoN HARRISON of
said Cornwall Commissioners TO receive and examine
said claims. Certified bv "a
FRE.]EkICK KELLOGG, Judge
The subscribers give nmice that they shall meet al
the late dece OF said sed in said Corn on
the Eth days Of July and November, 1885, 10 o'clock
the forenoon ea.h said days. for The purpose Of
attending on the business of said appointments.
JAMES d. FORD, ! Commits
MYRON H lRRISON, sioners.s
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested to
make ,itnmediaie pa yment to
JOHN II. HARRISON, Administrator.
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rTVHE subscriber offers for sale fine and heavy
i Durham Bull one year old, color red. Ii MOI
season. Is J. JENNINGS.
Milton, May 10, 1853. SAT"
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Ata Probate Court holden at Harrington, un and for Tie
Disra Of 7orrmyton, on the 10tA day of Nay, A. u.
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ALoNzo woLF sCHNAPPs.
Purchase no Gin put up in bottles under the aboss
brads, with labels claiming to possess medical pro-
psrties They are all common mixed Gin. put up
il imitation Of my Genuine schnapps, for the pur-
pose Of deceixing the Public.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and only Importss 81 ia
Genuine sohisdam echnappa
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At Court Of PROBATE holden Winchester, ,uiain and
for the District Of Winchester, the 22d day Of
Nav A. d. 1853.
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( REMOVALS IN PsON &

~ bAdNALL Deg IoAv6 20 InlUTm thefr pa
-trcns and the public generally. that they
viii remove on the LIST a July next to theft
Nxw SfrAx CRAcKKs BAKgaY, on 18th street, q few
doors bels Maipl where they have greatly iDcress
Cd their facilities for supplying their hitherto large
Tesnkfnl for the patronage &C literally bestowed
on them heretofore they hope 70 merit continuance
HINPeOA BAaNALL.
N. B. Orders for BREAD, CRACK kRs, etc. win
be received q their Bakery on 18Th street or their
I'D store Not Moin street. Cakes Crackers. &c.
carefully packed In quantities TO suit customers.
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RUNAwAYs.

40 $3.50 REWARD.--Escsped from
Dam No. g. on North River Canal. on the
might OF the LIST of August. THREE FREE
El.NEGRO CONyICTS. named JOHN vALEN
T1NM ALEX BROOKS and WIN NELSON. The
above reward will be paid for their delivery In this
city or at the work on North River, and $50 for ei
ther of them.
chess small scar on left wrist and second fore finger
nail on right hand split color. dark yellow, and was
sent TO the Penitentisry from Petersburg.
Alex Brooks age is 80 years Height. 5 feet in
chess color black stout and heavy set and was ssDt
10 the Penitentiary from Caroiine county.
WIN Nelson's age is "a years. Height, feet 57a
inches; COLOR yellow; small scar the Torches d,
and was sent to the Penitentiary from Fincastle On
Botetourt county.
BY order Of the President r 4 X Co.
WIN NUNFORD. aecretary.
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13Ae< b0aNfDats yeh1e ~ oceas a. - corr mssl
- - go ~ 4efy& - ~ - - 4hde tobacco;
<sSIy Id LIZ ~. ~ ssss,ssy Y 49, sgse
~ . III kSls ssait ! Isl S SosSs
n tAN4emE9 - xAAASaA cANAL -
~ - yeeel 3 ~ knab 4oass I SIS kh1s u
eeesei A154 sx1 10 go " hhds stsln1s - bls
eeek a1eegoe aeas lad "a IS oords vcoS
gt1saW -e@i sacks alt; ~ enspissssss - q
~ - q - ss & e e - Il 80 el a.
- sfllsaA1 gaA1sneAD. -
- ~ - t9S4sl q go ~ lrs - 81 y,
Bas : > rs: 81: - Us ~ Is ~ :;
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,ss.,0; bushels Wheat; . hhds Tobacco; us boxes
90, IA bushels Rys; 1865 busisls VAss; o. eusAsls
Riaxssed, 40 bushs's arsss Seed; = ips n~syAxs
60 soxs: AanatAstrrsd Tobacco: g psEs Lsssnss;
sss g: SresSss . u Tcsssoo sss
'1 sss. ss : ssm s.ss s.a sam. ~.. l
- . 81 sicn.eSp AND pasylls sAnaoAs. se
Toesccc, iisssS BIKE: MsnusScssrsd fcdscco; 3
bbls SMOKING Tobaccos $50 empty barrels % bun.
ass Bsg.; Is empty Tin'; g aSsss ans soxs. Sun
pkxs Dried Fruits - BIB Appsss soar loads tavss;
Ss sS gsos ,sS sS
LAMBS bis sseon: ios oId Ir ron Glow Ss''s
asss rsssee ssD ass SssSs. WS.ss Ahs.
Tobacco etena III baaes Cotton 407s lbe Bacon, s.
sss e1psx flour Barrels, 3tsss lbs Iron Castins'
and Wasts Packssss 10 600 slaves, &ss7 Ibs nIs.
afttcles. - bois spirta Tsrpentins, a.
2o4 tons Goal: 2U7 bbls Fish; t52 ha bblsd do: 157
boxes do; 32s7 tons 0uAno; los SOS bush Wheat; 4ll
Ass s 2: y s sS: hs m ss
tons Plzstsr asss bush Oats II bales DO; nis casks
Stoves; IS 6nsh Corn. New York. Baltimore and
lived in Dock; ss5 vessels sailed from Dock.
CO. susS @s Sss a iss. Raj. M
900 iSs copsr Ore 50 Saies Dcnsstics sos1 bush
Corn, 4t0 bbs Cemans 457s hhds Tobacco and stems;
40 tserces do; 69.4f bush Offal.
RECEIPTS By TEE RIVER.
wheat, lef 04i bushels; Corr. $500 bushels
To BALrInoss. ~ Seamers ia hhds Tobacco;
ou MS - s@skas
pIs.; BAL Ssi.s cotton Yarn: bag Roots; i bag.
G @s.,ies s0is s aa IS, Ps Lead Bacon
Stick Licorics; 7crates and hhds skins; 10 hhds
Hides sas. Dried APPLE 10 Pag' Mineral Wste
bundles Chairs; Double Ploughs; Gun Golfers ?
bundles Plough Castings; Piano; bags Bio Coffee;
fo Nrw YoRk. by .&eamers-aoe hhds Tobacco; l
do Sten,; l4702 pckss Tobacco; s77 pckgs Smoking
d. III pckg. Merchandise; 40 empty Bbbl,; l41s
Whiskey; IL bars Feather; case Cigarr; bag Sc.
neca Root: 10 bbls Gum Springs; bbs Ground Peas;
basket Grapes Horses; bags WOOL "a Wa'er,
melous; I box Game Chickens; Steam Engine and
TO pHlLsbELrHIA, BY Seamers ~ hhds Tobacco;
Z nnas smsRnx Tobees sss bis Flour 10
fhucks: 10 bundles Irou 9o3 empty Bb,: g. 6o3 lbs
Pig Lead; 80 bales Cotton Yarns; 20 sses Rags; /!
pkss Mes chandise; I b. Apples; 10 Dbl; Liquor ?
hhds yowls; boxes Beef Tongues; % bales Wool;
LvssPooL~ s7s hhds Leaf Tobacco. and H. 500 boxes
Rio DR. J .NERo-l2, oo2 5b's Flour.
VEyIcE-ll26 hhds Tobacco.
BRrMnN-57O,1 hhds Leaf Tobacco, and 55s hhds
MARsE,LLEs- 6s3 hhds Leaf Tobacco.
BRisTr L-5271s hhds Leaf Tobacco.
ioNnoS-73l1s hhds Leaf Tobacco. and lis, sis box.
RIO t,earps- 2nn hhis Flour
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DEsIRABLE FARM FOR SALE

A DESIRABLE FARM FUh BALE =
"A Offer for sale. privately, my FARM. contain.
ing AIS acres situated In one Of the most desirable
nejehborhoods in the county Of 0ccchierd. 1t lie,
e nniles I, ON tho City # Richmond. miles north
nubdc lauGinR Ga the James River Canal. The soil
IL 10 excellent condition, and well adapted to the
growth of wheat. corn and tobacco. About ne-half
orfeinAf growth. The buildings are inferior.
3IRMs OF SALE One-third cash; the balance In !,
IA .tiss desiring to purchase can see me In pervsn
on Ch urch Hill. or my son. Lucen Lewis. Metropol
itan b all, franklin street. WM LEWIS.
N III desired, 400 additional acres adjoining,
can be had upon the same terms. W l.
an IT Nv StsA szstR@a
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|, TRUNKSi TRUNKH!!-
WATCHES, CLOCKS, 90.

r 8. A. MYERS has jnst return
IA ed from the North, where he puycbs ed the
~, largest and handsomest stock OF ATCH-
ES JEWELkY. SILVER WARE, Plated
Ware and Spectaciss that il has ever been his plea
to offers setsof 6reast Pins, Ear Rings in Pearls.
and Pearls and Painted tets; Kings, Charms. Seals.
Lockets, bracelets; 6snt's Cuff Buttons and studs
OF every description He has no hesitation In say.
ing that his assortment Of Gold and Silver Watches
cann6t be surpassed In the city He has them Of the
Eest makers, such as Adams Eon. French. David
Taylor Henry Tag lor, Bessley. Joseph Jshnsoa,
John Gregg, Allied Lavalette. Jules GHrgenson aud
eshex celebrated markers. SA MYERS,
au23 Corner Main and Pearl a.
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Richmond. August 10. 1858. AN 2o-2aw2w

~ $25 REWARD.-Ran away froi n
the subscriber, on the 18th inst, two NE0R
BOYS: ANDERSON, a bright muiatto. is r
~. II years old about feet or 8 inches high.
and bulky; also. BEVERLY, about the ssme height
and age rather spare made, a dark mulat.O. IL is
likely they are in the neighborhood Of MIR. Philip
st. George Cookies or Mr.. Rhoderick Payne's, In
Powhatan. They are both together, and may be
aiming for Richnrond. Fer their delivery to me,
will give twenty doarsif taken In Cumberland. and
twenty five if caught elsewhere.
Address: Columbia, Fluvanna CO.. Va.
1t-9aW2W
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THE DISpArCH.


s->S--s>
49,.
H4na0o1nl ana 0omm ns01al
~ 80 -
- nise.s.f esarness: ss!t' = Il
= 1its ~. 49, 49, 'osahs'
BACON -etock neaS We eucte tedays Prime |
esdes sk0 lectli ehoelasr g Plain Ham. l@,is; |
txsrA QueAf Cured pssns llc. z. A.l
. BAGS -sss.l..a Bsgs sscs Manchester Bass &c
IJttEk- asc:s ss a'. NOM Is y as-lAsssr
kSsSwsz1xx a.:s Sa 8 : e "a ss% ss:st
No. Ksiass fsiis s = dozen: Sssvr cedar fals,
~ oNSs = zee; heavy Celar Feed Buckets $50
% a.sse. $3.50. ,.,,z.a
s ~, ~ ''''' 49, = ~ - 81" :
il IL slaosla& Aaaa4A ','''lss -. s.aa
e. - q cnasy and quantity: LSguayn N(Sla,sc:
sess Is s All ke q Ash Anshract. oo.,. for
E7E 1cSndry Do SSg65 s. y ton 81 22so lbs Bitumi.
~ s%p s 3 lssa g S ., i.ii $40 :
soSS Cx Nor cssv cansum Ssion Nm mar cart lad
~ Z. bnshels. tor ~ GYMS: sots Han "A 81 HSrd
- ssS M, u = 80 - 49, AAr-~
esossS ,se cent? ser SosSsi. Il 4 WAX i sSss
- L. - ~ .&~-
aAas.. = 49,.
~. .s.sls = - sstsH w Ss'nes Aasseeons IN
rN'N ~ IN Al nntso. Yarn. usa,se co..
- oorass -: Sssne Nil nc. Osrnst WSrr ~.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03
8AX ASHLAND (vA.)
A&6 RAoss-rALL NETTING

. h 1sss:aS1. 14sp., ssa z II.
and beautiful Race
Course, sixteen miles North Of Richmond. directly
on the line Of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, begs to announce to the racing
world, the following stakes to be run for over bis
uIse, this Fall, commencing on TUESDAY. the
26th day Of October 1853, and continuing four days
and hopes that the owners OF rsein9 stock Will send
In their Entrances without delay. 81
TUEsDAY-Frsf Day -Sweepstakefor three Years
old colts and fllies, mile heats $00 entrance, $50
forfeit. To close the lat Of October.
SECOND RAcE-S1Dle Ddy-sweepstake for three
years old colts and Niles $50 entrance half forfeit
Two mile heats. To close the LIST Of October.
WEDNESDAY Second Bay -Proprietor's Purse
$50, three mile heats So
TauRspAr-T Dav.-Jockey Club Purse 3looo.
four mile heats
FRIDAY -Fb4rth Fay Tho Ashland Handicap
Sweepstakes. and half miles, 500 subscription.
$50 forfeit SIS declaration, II declared by the 18th
Of september. To close on the LIST Of feptenbor.
Ample stabling and the best accommodations will
be furnished to ell who may attend. Racers and
Trainers will md the Ashland Hote' all that is
desirable.
For entries or other information address tho pro.
prietor at Ashland, Hanover county, Va
su 3-dsd JAMES M TAYLOR. Proprietor.