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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-14
SUPERIOR coURT
SEprEMBER TERM.-JupGE Sryn

SEPTEMBER TERA.-JUDGE SEYMOUR
 State ps. Edward Harrington. An indictment for manslaughter Verdict Gully Sentence, five years in states prison. and one dollar fine. For the State Sedgwick aad Wheaton; for defendent Hollister and Graves.
 State rs. MoIIissey on a female child Verdict Guilty. Sentence 20 days in county iail.
 State Us Lewis Jaques. Information for stealing stag Verdict, Not Guilty. For State, sedgwick and Feet; for defendant, Peck and Seymour.
 State us George N. Cooper complaint for throwing down fences Verdict. Guilty. For State. Sedgwick and Peet. For defendent Warner and Granger.
 State cs. Ralph F. Judd. A complaint for selling liquor Verdict, Not Guilty. For State, Sedgwck and Barbour; for defendant, Holster and Graves. In two other liquor the Jury disagreed, and the papers were taken back
 THE TowN ELEcTIoNs.-About seventy towns in this State have chosen Republican Town Officers and about fifty have elected Democratic officers. In the remaining towns, the people. more sagaeious, have chosen good men without reference to party
 We give,below the names of the officers of few of the towns in this county, and will publish those of other towns that may be sent to ,,s
 SHARON -Assessors Seth R. St. John Cbestcr- field Chapman, Myron Dakin. Board Of Pelicf- Fitch Landon, Ichabod s. Everett, Solomon Berc. Mlect Nen.-Albert Rowley George R. Woodward Charles M Parsons. Town Clerk Harry Lockwood 7rtdsurer.-George H. Chase. Registrar.- Eliakim s. Stoddaed. Jr. Constalles.-Erastns A. neming Dwight St. John, Wait Williams, Henry White Allen G. Studley, E Lounsbury. G,and Jurors Lemue H. Merchant, Thomas T. Wiher. Josiah H Davis. Henry Ingraham, Samuel F. Everett. 2d John R. Smith, School Tstors (or Mree years.- John V. stryker, Horace Dunbar. WARRES.-Assessors.- Shove, George S Lyman. Board of Relief.- George P. Talmadge. E.. R. Beeman, Daniel Strong. Selectnaon Sherman Shove. Clerk and Treasrer.-E. k. Swift Grand Jarors.-George Hayes, David strong Conaulhs- ] Charles F. Beeman, Frederick Coleman. WINCHESTER. --Selectmen Elliot Bearlslev. Hila- mon Fyler, Frederick Murray. 7own Cze,k and Re- gistrar John Boyd.
 loRRISGToN.- Cle,k, Agent, 7reasurer, and Re yistrar. H. S. Barbour. Assexsor-T. A. Sarks. Board of Rehe-H B. Richards, G. P Eissell, w. Cooke. Sele.tmen.-Harmon Cooke, Levi Hodg- es c. B. Downs ConaaIles.-R. W. Gillette A. C. Braiy Burton Cowles, Elijah Woodward. Grond Jurors Willis Curtiss, F. A Griswold, Anson Colt, B. R. Agard, Amos Gere Lucius Bissell
 NoRFoLK.-7orn Czerk.-Petcr Curtss. Se1ect- men.-William Oakley, Francis B. Smith, Plumb Brown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-14
:" MISSIONARY DAy

This ancient Etchfeld County ami versarv is +o be celebrated on Wednesday of next week joctobsr 20th,) in the First Church. The forenoon u;,, ho occupied this year by the Foreign Missionary soeav "th their annual business, with devotional services ana with sermon by the Rev c H. A. Bu1Krry of Wlnsted, who is already we'll known in this com munity.
 lh the afternoon, will be addresses from Rev. MILTON BADGER, D.D, and others before the Home -n'ss'ond'y Socay. We glad that after a year of unparalleled triumph in the Missionary work in our own country, in which the dominion of pure and spiritual religion has been extended moro wonder fully than ever before since the days of the apostles we are to be addressed on this subject by man so familiar as Dr. Badger is. with the entire field and so able to give worthy and eloquent expression to the great theme. The noble results of the great re- vval cannot fail to give character to all the speeches as we'll as to the songs and prayers of the day.
 Certain musical arrangements are in progress, which expected to add very largely to the inter- est of the occasion. Our music-lovng people will rejoice to hear that something is to be done towards reviving the old 'L'tchteld County Songs" A number of accomplished amateurs from New York, including an eminent organist expected to assist at concert of sacred music in the evening The noble organ lately erected in the church will doubt ship of the day, but in the performances of the eve ming.
 We hope, before our next issue, to receive the names of the other speakers, well the program me of the sacred concert
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State cs. Ralph P. Judd. A complaint fer selling liquor Verdict, Not Guilty For State, sedgwck and Barbour; for defendant, Hollistcr and Graves.
 In two other liquor cases the Jury disagreed, and the papers were taken back
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President, Daniel q. Briggs; Secretary. Andrew 4
| Bass Treasurer, Thomas A. Clark The latter
gentlemen WAS formerly resident, aud ID ua.
tive OF Hanover county. and has relatives residing
| In your city. lie WAS absent at the time OF his
election, and high compliments were paid to his
official condact aud fidelity.
kThe Literary Society have purchased building,
and are now at work fitting mp the library and
lecture room. and when IL Is completed it will be
highly creditable to the place, and convenient to
everybody.
The Gubernatorial campaign Is going on SWIM
mingty. IL has become qEte as animated as was
anticipated. aud wifi continue to 50 throughout
The two candidates are TO meet In Halifax on the
18th Of June, unless they change their minds
and conclude TO come here instead, as they
have been advised to do so by mrtuai friends on
account of the proximity to Northampton county,
which they will not visit. They are said to be
we'll matched on the stump, both being able aud
talented speakers.
Tie railroads seem still to be 10 very unsettled
state. learn that the schedules will 50 change
on the frst OF July as to start the morning train
from Richmond South, at about O'Clock and the
afternoon train North at about 2, while the train
which now leaves there for the North early in the
morning, will leave there some three hours ear
iier. may not have stated the time accurately,
but have hot missed it far.
The transfer of one the mails to the route via
LJnchbnrg, does not seem to create much of
stir. can't tell what effect it will have but ans
good deal inclined TO the opinion that the travel
viii use that route mostly in the summer mail or
no mail and this in the winter
see that all the summer resorts are opening,
ana hope they may be literally patronized. but
II the weather continues as cool as it now is
there will be no heed of mountain air nor anything
else than big wood piles
The wheat Is being damaged by the rust, and
other products, will no doubt fare badly on ac-
count of the unfayorabe weather.
But now good day.
Es7u
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ssrIr would hardly do for apv one

a-days TO have the emerity TO question the ex.
cel.ence OF Dr J HOSTETfERS CELEBRATED
sIoMACH BlTTkRS for all diseases of he stoml-
ach In cases OF Dyspepsia, Bodily Weakness Co.'S
t,veness, Dysentery, and general arrangement Of
the digestive organs, their many virtues have long
SINCE been made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system the morbid humors which ietard
their natural functions, and which bring paleness
the cheek. and suffering TO she brow. They Danish
ihose clogs upon pleasure. restore the system to
nlgh health, and necessarily prove valuable adj
Junct TO the digestive organs A trial is all that is
needed TO establish them in the confidence of The
skeptic.
For sale By Druggists and Dealers generally, eve.
rywhere. my a}--lm
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tag THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIRJAMES CLARKES
rFr ERD aTEn ISEsaTE DTTT0


This invaluable medicne is untiling in the cure of
all those painful and dangerous diseases ncidei to
che female constitution.
It moderates all excesses and removes all obstruc
lions. from whatever cause, and speedy cure may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
il Is peculiarly suited Ii WILL in short time, bring
on the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These FtHs should mt be taken by females that are
sregnaHt, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as
they are sure 10 bring on Miscarriage: but at every
other tins, and in eccry other case, they are perfectly
sGe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain
In the Back and Limbs Heaviness, fatigue on slight
exertiDn Paipiaton Of the Heart, u wness of spir-
its Mysteries, Sick Headache. Whites, and all the
painful diseases occasioned by disordered system,
these Pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 50 pills. aud encrcled with the
Government stamp of Great Britain. can be sent
post free for 81 and postage stamps
s-PURCELL LADD Co, wholesale agents for
Virginia NH l2-d&cw5ms
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CASE FOB rHs AsoIIrlss,srs The yie..hur,,
wing of the 10th relates tho following sfYacsiu.
case Of romance, sceas-imeus ana ,h.s. 81.
Mrs Steve should by all msaas and : el.e. -, -
in her next Uucie Tomiad: -. -
negro woman belonging IN Han A.sr.~
iyaes, OF Madison Parish, La. was ,tolen On sn,,.
IA. iass by = man named Daniel wiuter, q shoe-
dealer ifpm Nashville, Teuu. lie Vas trache ed ta Z
5aanty on this side of the river. opposite MiIkens
Ia. and the negro woman returned Ia har q snsr
lie represents that he was induced 90 com mil ia
men by tender passion that he ensertains for th
wensh--thAt he had offered Mr. Hynes soms $500
,ol ~, .ne woman more than he had paid for her,
WHICH Is true ard that the ce,rse he s,tarsss ~.s
the only one that presented itself TO him Of pos.
sess'ng himself Of the object OF bis affection
residence Of fifteen twenty years Ia Baton
Rouge will very likely abate the ardor Of Daniels
passion.
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sa. A COMPARISON INVITED who

contemplate having likeness taken of themselves
or friends should fail TO call the Photograph
and Fine Art GALLERIES of g. w. MINNIS and ex-
anime the large and varied collection of specimens
funess and finish with pictures taken elsewhere.
His Gallery is truly Gallery of Fine Art, and no
likeness is allowed to leave his rooms unless entirely
sure permanence. Prices as low any Gallery in
the State, for the same kind of work. Galleries al
ways open and free to visitors in Petersburg over
Davis Abrahams Il Lyons store, and on Main street,
opp ,site the new Custom House. Richmond Va.
m
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1.-THE Colonel and his party had arrived a. Aspin.
PERu.
LOCAL mATTERs.

cEHIous ACCIDENT The announce
eos OF 1ne death OF David Stone, lad twelve years
OF age, son Of Mr.. Samuel Stone in saturdav morn
ins's paper. was premature. On Friday afternoon
last samuel Stone and humber of other children,
assembled at lot the corner of Sd aud Marshall
streets, to gather cherries from high tree. David
ascending she tree TO gather the fruit He had
nearly reached the top, when his hold gave way.
and be fell to the ground striking little daueh,
ter OF Mr.. IL. Stern in the fall, and breaking one
OF her legs David had his right a, m badly broken
ana ms head and person 50 seriously bruised that
nis situation is quite critical. though hopes are
entertained of his recovery Yesterday morning
ne was very restless, and seemed 10 be suffering
severely Drs. Mills and Beai are his attending
physicians
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ia l2--ts
se WORTH REAprNa.-Why is it that

80 many suffer an repine and drag out miserable
existence untitled for the equipments, and even
dnary pursuits of life when relief may be obtained,
and health aud vigor restored, by treatment at
convenient and safe as well permanent in its
character?
70 those who have suffered long with disease, ul-
tlmating in loss OF appetite yigor. DC. the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
Inc sufferers, III candor and sincerity pleasant, con-
yenient and proper prescriptions, thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant
strictions or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever
ause, either recent or chronic, strtures, an lrria
bic bladder, &c; also, ScrofuIa, Asthma, Rheuma-
DIR. HARRIS can be consulted daily, at his roonis
over 1921 Main street above llth, and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81 Sd floor. Entrance on Main
4th door above tn street.
From this date until the lst of June, Dr. HARRIS
will not be at his Office Wedne sdays, Thursdsy and
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 NJ to 2 M and to 2 nj. ap 29-3m
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feSs- INTERESTING TO LApIEs.-When

In the coarse of human events, Lades and Gentie-
lose of their greatest natural attractions-a
hne head of har-it becomes o matter OF serious i'm
pol ltance, and the question is what shall do 10
step the hair froa falling e and restore its vigor
aud beauty. To reply to this query, we beg to say,
few applications will stou the hair falling or break
ing. remove aandruff, keep the scalp clean. and
white and ifupart freshness and vigor TO the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years,
the continued use Of II two months will insure you
q luxuriaut head OF hair. Call and get bottle. and
Ii not satisfied Hter the second app cation, return
it and get the price paid.
Ask Tor Dr. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
W PATTERSON. Druggist.
Cor Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts.
fa--4ua
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~- WHERE SHALL WE GET OUR LIKE

NESS TAKEN?-At GIBBS. of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not carricature.
always go. Besides, We have never been deceiv-
cd by him with hu,nbug advertisements AS these
are sentiments daily expressed and carried out b.
scores of persons, take pleasure in saying that
addition to our inimitable AMBR0TYPE, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, of 8 superior character,
both plain and colored which for beauty of finish aud
accuracy OF naehpss are all ;. o lew ana sur
plcs and warranted to please at moderate prices
AmBR0TYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
9Th and l0tn.
de8 P. =. GIBBS.
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kaS"G REAT iMPRov vEMENT IN
sXTRACTIN EETH-G. w. JONES.
DENTIST, would announce TO those wishing their
teeth EXTRACTED, that he has instruments supe-
nor to any others ever used. The simplicity and
perfection OF their adaptation Is such to render
!he extraction of the teeth almost painless asepsr
failing to bring the tooth the Tst rid never breaking
1t, mangling the gums, inJuring the surrounding
parts
All other operations, Filling, Cleansing, and In.
serting Teeth. gently and thoroughly performed.
ONCE opposite Corinthian Hall, on Main street.
anI4-5n
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'.E. GIBBS.
uu~ NEv FAMILY Daua sToar. -

nF New FAMILY DaUG Store. -
WARING Il PEARCE, Iruggists. beg to inform
their friends and the public generally that they have
removed to their NEW ST )RE. on Broad street.
above Ninth, aud opposite the Old Swan Tavern,
whsre may be found eomplete assortment of fresh
aud reliable DRUGS, MEDIUINES and CHEMI-
GALS; also. English and French Perfumery, Lu
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaIcy Ar
Gcles, Imported Cigars aud Chewing aud Smoking
Tobacco Of the best quality. my 7-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- On. JoHx B. WALruAII, Hom@o-
pathist Offers his professional services Ia tha c,t,
as OF Richmond and ts vicinity. Oliice Sc hi rs.
noenoe On Leigh street. two dooFs from 9Th.
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ssz- Now oR NnvrK-The beat bar

yains,ever offered at the Auction Store Of Henry w
Qusries No $50 Main street, until Saturday, April
and private sale. AIDES auction Thursfay and FBt,
day mornings at II .'clock. Gentlemens auction
every night at IA o'clock. The above goods OF
the very finest quality. being the stock of retail
merchant from the North, and mnst be sold without
HENRY w. QUARLES,
apS No $50 Main Street.
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reelected IN Norfolk Thursday. Jas. m Rsiis~
has been reelected sheriff Of Surry county. !. II
Campbell all the old officers were re-slected = Tn
bedford H. Pate is elected sheriff, and other
o,hesfs fe-eieeted Thomas W. Scott has been
electea sheriff Of Dinwiddie. In Roanoke nj tbe
Old oficers are re elected. In Botssourt the old
sheriff was reelected. In SpottsyIvanis the old
effieers we're reelected. In Augusta county Jno.
ney clerk Of the circuit court. In Alhsmarie Mai
do.s was elected sheriff In Rockingham VIM.
H. koogler was elected sheriff smyth conatv ~.
elected Morgan sheriff Washington county hav
ssecIea Skinner sherih and the rest OF the old Of
cers. Ohio county has reelected ali old oscsys
fanqpier county elected j. II. Msrr sheriff War.
ren country elected Gardner sheriff Rapuahs n.
mock elected Peyton sheriff. Page elected mode.
sett sheriff. -~~
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LOOK TO YOUR WATCH.

~ LUUh 10 1VUh WhICH.
49, 'Tis bad TO leave your fathers watch
42zkD In a store you know not well,
To be repaired by perfect botch,
For its time will never tell:
fe; hard il is when told to go
TO men YOU never knew,
To same fine store sil outside show,
Instead of BARTHOLOMEW.
Bur if there was one gentle eye,
While iu that store, you'd grievc
TO see him on that Watch TO try,
Y0n would scarcely once believe
But in this city there are men
Who can repair your Watch all through,
And am one among those ten,
And my names BAR-THo Lo-MEW.
W j BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker, cor lith and Main sts,
apG Opposite American Hotel.
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NAVAL MovEMENTs.-The U. s ordnance shin
Plymouth, now lying at Washington, has been Or
dered to Norfolk, TO t out for the gulf service -
Tue steamer Water Witch. Capt. Rodgers bound
to the Gulf. sailed from Washington ou Thursdnv
The storeshp supply, Lieut.. Gray comma ndinx,
was at montesideo on the lst March, U. s. shin
Portsmouth. now on her trip home from China.
has on board Midsbipman j C. sfoseiy, OF the Miu.
nesota, and Lieut. G. Teriet and eight invalid ses-
men. The Minnesota sailed from Mauilla for
Sha sgbai, March Tth sF'ss
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SHocKfNG.-On Friday night last,
about the hour that ghosts are supposed TO hold
their revels, gentleman residing on shoekoe
Hill, suspectina that his garret room was then 10
the possession OF some stray hob.gobin called the
aid Of friend. and each araiing them msel yes-one
With rawhide and the other with poker--stast
ed up for al exploration. Scarcely had they
reached the haunted room, when two glowing
eyes were observed 10 a corner aud as they very
much resembied those OF human being the land
lord approached cautiously, and made heavy
stroke with his uplifted weapon. Finding that
the blow had taken effect, on a movable object
he continued to repeat them, until the young
night pro~er broke cover and dashed down the
steps at the top Of bis speed. bis pufsuer at his
heels urging him forward ut every jump, until
The front door was passed aud the street gained
The young man who got the skinning made heavy
threats for the disgrace Inflicted upon him; but
no names have yet been given to the public. he
may ind it to his interest TO bear the punishment
already received, that hazard others OF which he
knows nothing.
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ITO THE PUBLIC.

Thankful for your liberal patronage and conn, :,
that I saan not change tie price of my bottled
LAGER BIER. PORTER. ALE. &c, during the
summer season.
my charges:
Per dozen quarts ..s2 ool se.s alloy ed by re re-
I" fints.... | 00T turn OF the bottles.
half piats 80 cents-bottles extra
Lager Beer IN half, quarter and eighth earrsis,
tthe latter ones Of gallons package exsinsIssy
aud half barrels. 1T the lowest market price. Terms
sash
N. Bs-stare and Bar keepers, c2lsideTaDDape pef
centage allowed. p. WlLBAOnEh.
18th st. between Main and Gary
Orders len with Mesas. LAidley kobnson. epTnck
18th and Main, or Ut nay establishment. viii %
promptly attended TO. mys
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SERIOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a ouarter

past IL o'clock in the forenoon of yesterday, Mr.
LEWIS REX. German citizen. (street paver.l mat
with painful accident He was driving down
Main street in bis buggy, and when near the Ame.
rican Hotel one OF the shaft bands gave away,
alarming the horse and causing him to run. Soon
after passing l2th street. Mr.. X. ATTEMPTED to pull
the frightened animal TO the north sidewak but
IN doing so the buggy capsized, and throwing hin,
heavily on the pavement fractured his right thigh
badly. His right arm was ass bruised by the
wheels OF the vehicle passing over it, DIR. Bolton
was called to atteud bin.
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Ar r. Aoarr.-Tyo- ., .,'.,, e

AT II AaArs.-T~o small Whit. ~.
wsrs discovered near the Hredsr,rs.s.'so coys
yesasfa.y mofainE ia the set os ssssIsnr ssscs
gang n =. xosa e,s. and driven o. They hslssr 8
paohc gathering and - their parepts wiIi ~ y
20 improve their morals or relieve ths -,
muai.y o. them, they should bs locksS - - =
X ana .sps there until better isposisiss -.
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HEsR1co ELsorloNs-The returns 70,

HENRICo ELEcTIoNs.-The returns re-
ceived from the various precincts In this county.
show that John A. Hutcheson has been elected
Wm LAwton elected Commissioner of the Reye.
nue. for the Upper District, and John A. Eacho
for the Lower District Constabses.- In the fi-st
district Thomas j. Marlborough has been elect
cd. In the second, George W Thomas was elected
over Joseph Elliott by majority of S In the
third, VIM Il. Wade was elected over w II. Tyler
by a majority OF s. In the fourth, Thomas N.
Montague was elected by large majority. For
Clerk of the Circuit Court johnson Sands was
elected. For Clerk OF the County Court William
Folkes was elected. The Commissioners are Ia
meet to day to prepare the official vote
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R5 NOTICE. E.-The annual meeting of
OF the Stockholders of the Clover HilI Rai,roaa
company, will be held at the Office Of the Company
IN Richmond, on TUESDAY, the ist day of June.
it5o, at o'clock IL. DIS W0OLDkIDGE,
x6-td T,aa
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BRurSGTos, King and Queen CO., v

fE- DR.. GAaLIoR: Sir-Having con.
ktantty used your q sgMpLE's BAKING powDERn since
~ origin and being more than pleased with ils eff
heaeS readily pronounce 1t the BggT of the many
kinds have been In the habit of using.
Very truly yours, dc,
JOHN BLAME. PM
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WITH A VIEW TO A DISSO-

& WITH A VIEW TO A DlSSU-
"a LUTON OF copartnershp, the nndersign-
kfAs ed will from thssday, sell at their store
01ssD corner Of Main and Pearl streets their en-
tire stock ia trade at cost every article OF wnlch is
in nico order of excellent quality and most approy'
sd aud would suit selers country mere han.s
and others dealing in such goods The STOCK eonsis,s
fact sries In EI.rops; sId and Silver Vest and Fob
Chains: Ladies' Chatslain Chains; iamond, Ruoie'
Pearl, Opal, Garnet Finger kings; Also, a yer.
Hugs. Diamond Cameo. Lava. Goidstone Ear kinss
aud Breast Pins; Pearl and Jet Sets for Mourning
Gents' Sleeve Buttons, Studs ena Breast rms also
q large ag zortmant az Silver Ware and Dental In
struments. MYERS d. Jhhh T.
N B--Watehes and Jevelry repaired at low price,
and short notice. 10 giI