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Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
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The attention Of a neighboring post
master is called to the above0minous cap
toni
The mail from this place was made up
on the morning Of the I'd inst, sent off,
and IN the evening was promptly return
ed to the hour, containing the identical
packages and papers which were dis
patched from this office in the morning.
This Is the fact,
Such conduct as this IN d n important
official, ELECTS the thanks of u citizens
~oUer the left" We cannot account for
this paIpaBle dereIiction Of duty, unIessit
was owing to said postmaster's excessive
interest In the Illinois election. IF that
interest was IN behalf Of Americas cham
pion, s. A. Douglas, we can excuse him,
but we have serious doubts about the De-
partment accepting it as a valid excuse.
IF you are for Douglass and did on the ID
inst. watt yourself to EgYpt-thereby
forgetting to open the mail, and allowing
the carrier to return the mail matter back
to this ofice-we IAN but console you
with our heartfelt sympathy; your head
viii likely be treated as many other heads
have during a few weeks past-decapi-
tGted!
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

With but n or Y exceptions, orr
Eastern exchanges have, from some
cause or other, failed to reach their des-
unauOn during the past week. We have
rherefors but livery limited amount Of
CIV to offer our readers.
IA Stout suffered the penalty Of the
law for the murder Of Mr.. Titles on the
ed uIr. at Rochester, N. Y. His death
was not 50 Immediate as il should have
been, for be struggled for some eight or
Cen minutes.
Mr.. Breckenridge has writtena letter
"a the Illinois Democratic Central Com
mittee, IN which be says that althOughhe
cann6t endorse the course Of Mr.. Douglas
al the late session Of Congress upon the
Kansas question, yet be desires his cleo
Ton.
DR. LEROY, the Buchanan candidate for
Congress in the THIRD District Of Hi
nois, in a speech he made at Blooming
ton, Withdrew his c~andidamre and advis-
edhis friends to vote for Dongfhs men.
The news from the mines are cheering.
a ~6slegraPhic dispatch from Boonville,
dated Oct. %, states that a portion Of the
Lawrence company had Just returned
from TIE South Platte, where they pros
pected extensively and found gold all
along the South Platte. Most Of the
miners we're seeking winter quarters a
Bents and St. Vrain's forts. The Law.
renee party intend returning to the mines
m-tbs spring with a large outfit.
The General Land Office has decided
mata tract Of and having once been en-,
ered under the provisions Of the pre-
eupnon acf IS not subject 10 sale or pre-
emphon based upon settlement made sub
sequent 70 the date Of such entry. Tbi
decision viii put a stop to the jumping O
CLAIMS once pre-emptsd.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

The long talked Of "LiGense BilP' has
passed both branches Of our Legislature.
Those Of cur citizens who elect to deal
IN the "critter'' VIII, we presume, have
the p-roteeri0nOf the law, sor rather theIaw
will be after them with a "sharp stick"
We have no certain knowledge Of the
provisions Of the bill, but hope under It's
workings, we will, IN the future have
something good to take - as a medicine
Of course.
Such laws, If enforced so as to restrain
men from using liquor IN excess, would
be Of m~caIculabIe benefit. Some men
cannot taste a drop Of liquor without be-
coming beastIY intoxicated, abusing them
selves and friends. A law severely pun
ishing the dealer for giving or selling
20 such "informnates, . Is loudly called for
IN every section of the land Men who
drink sensibIY and with forethought need
no Legislative restraint.
Moderation IN all things is a sure indi
cation Of a highly refined and talented
mind.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Falling on in Emigration.

For the first time m the history ofemi-
grafton To- the Unifed States from the Bri-
rsh Island there is now a preponderance
IN the movement towards Australia and
Canada over towards these shores. The
official returns made Up Ia England show
rhatfo the past three months Of 1883, the
aggregate number Of enigranfs from
Great Britain was I6, 200, Of when $500
were bound for the United States, against
Is, "a for the corresponding period Of
1851 OF the rest, 6667 were fer the
Australian colonies. Emigration to ali
parts Of the world has not been at so Iowa
figure fer fifteen years past as It now IS.
Il attained Its maximum figure In 1858,
when il reached 37572d This was re-
duEsd 60 less than one half IN 1857, when
the emigration only reached seine
IS000z.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

the people, if approved, if republican,
form, you can be admitted INTO the
Union" This we style pure democracy
and the only democracy hat viii succeed
IN IsG0. ABuss, talk. andshq9f unaf
YOUR throats are sore about popular
rights it viii % no good. The prinGi-
pie If hedemoaatic party is ughn, the
opinion Of wise men to the contrary not
withstanding.
And who are DemoGrats2 The men
who have stood manfuIlY by the side of
principle. erzthese mfusharB went win
soul and bodyfor laying aside principles
and adopting expedienCy2 WeappeaIO
men Of sense, men who can look at facts
impartiaIIY and without the prejudice Of
fdrIorn demagugue. Al reasonable men
inthe four Guarters Of the land cannot
hesitate IN answering the above question.
Before a party Sacrifices a sacred and vel
known principle, which has elevated it to
power, It had better sacrifice name and
everything else. Democracy scUrns the
idea Of discarding principle for policy
and all good democrats here or elsewhere
will agree with US.
Take away the power that cOnfers on
the ~peoplesthe right to attend to their owl
affairs In their own way, and seriou
fears may be entertained that the "Uniol
viii slide"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

For Cash ana GA T1Uas
We are prepared b loan Land Warrmts0f al sff
settlers on such time as they may desire-l0ng Or
at the usual rates.
A constant supply Of Warrants viii be kRpt on
for sale an cheap A. hey can 0e bought eiseWnes
t8Fn. -
Al WARRANTS sold BY as Will be guaranteed y
genuine IN every uasRaGt aud wiz be sEGhanseaI
feEtive. .
Being prominently l0cstedin Brownviiie. We hi
ways he FUND al t1a old stand afasx dOUrs east o.
BruwnvilIe HOuse.
EESHBAEGH& CARSON.
Bankers, and Deulers in land WarahN
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Public NOtiee.

N0tic8is hereby given that by virtue Of a trr1stses
vestea ii William Z. Parker fsince dcesnsedJ nv 1es
trust executed ON the seventeenth day or October n
1857, By Thomas Sfalsy, and recorded in the rec0rder
Office of Nemaha county, Nebraska rgrTitory. on gzi9
three humid ed and dfty-fDur AID three hundred md aG
i've ofDeef Book Walter ~ Htcguev tdinr
i~sfrafor or The estate OF said William T.. PARKER. El
rom the CORNER Of Main and Second streBfs in the TO-
OF B~r0wuville in said county. between me hours 81 ~
0fGi0cE Az amt four 0'cioCk N. ON the tveuty-signi
day November 1s5& sell 10 the highest WdG
~ elan IN nanu ne allowing described land 10 vi
ne southeast QUARTER Or section number t~hiTty-dve
O"nsnll number five. north Of range number rye
ta5t or me sixth prin~CpaFnerifiamiu Nebraska fa
Tory, anu % execute adeeti t0ths purchaser me
TO be sold to satisfy a certain prumissorv note descfil'
in said deed, saif note being unpaid. Is@
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04


n ms age Qultea number would have
Us believe that their peculiar way Of think
M : siRCtcOnfsrmirY with the thoughts
az The founders Of this Government. This
party and tiarsaY5 10 come to me, I
IN hsL ghEs nay doctrine is sound and
ff~nnze0rrupf.T
The Republicans, Sc a4eEsEaiaaated be-
@nss of aheir PHUfilecrion for the negro
race contend that all other parties are
wrOrg, and rhat hey are sound. Say
they, Lei COngress setde1he- question
s FsEys the people themselves are not
sapabIe Of discriminating between good
and evI; but the powers hat be can fur
nish better domestic laws than the
muses." Therefore, the Constitutions
Of all TerriUories . should be framed by
outsiders By Dick, Thomas, and Harry
rssidenfs Of some State or States; and
whether or Q snilakIeIa the wants of
nose WIN are To- be affected by said Con-
sfitution, quiet submission must attend It.
Next in order comes another party, and
ne aregiad to know Il Is fast becoming
"BeanafuEy less" that violates the most
sacred principle on the ground Of poll
cY." We have Ouro opinion as 70 the ult-
mate doom Of any party or parress poll
acaI or otherwise, that viii attempt tC
crush o dast a great and cardinal primer.
pie ike that of popular sovereignty.
Then, VINO is sound Who IS consis,
TENT Who has proven himself the true
unfinching and unterrifed friend and
supporter Of democratic measures? Whr
had the nerve to stand unmoved wheI
one Of these measures was about TO b
Submitted TO the fiery ordeaIF' Thes'
are questions easily answered. Stephel
"A. Douglas S the Individual no doub
can be had Of his ~soundness on the sub
iectOf popular sovereignty and a natiOI
viii ere long honor him for bus nobly con
serFalTe struggles
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
NEW ADS.

Hunoeil, Alexander 8 D4viSl Second judicial mv
AoOra&BroWule tory, VII
oNoSember term, a. d.. 1858 for NemabaCour,.
10 In0maS MOORE William " MoDre sDs ~
Browniee, partners, or Moore & Brawufao a
HOuare hereby notified that tFsrs isnawon
ONCE CT the CLERK OF the Districts Oaurt ir-oI4
NemAha County, Nebraska T~erritorv. the ustit,,- p
above named Piaintins, Sampson HubbejI
Alexander, and James s. DaVis4 partners. Vb.---
claimed or You the sum OF one tbmsaud -
seven dollars ana eighty-ssrsn cents. heinz ne .-
due sand plaintiffs, Hubbeii, Alexander & n.-,s
You me said defendantS0n a certain ummivso-
datea Nay y 1857 payable nine months sfer 81.
tneorder or said HubbeIl, alexander & Dsvis vs@
sefest rom maturity al tho rate OF ter. mar cp1t--
NUM-. anu Wnoreos awrit OF summons and stfs.s-
issued against yOutherein, and dirsctad to tbegS-Le
Nemahs county has been returned ssu0t fnund5 - "a
Thomas Moore and William Mo0rs. Ym ,r
notified that unless ynu appear at the hsvt Term !.
said Court, on or before the morning Of The - Y
thereof, to be begun and held at BruwuvfiIp ~
afnresaid, ON the sixteenth day OF NavayOI.-
1898, and answer to said petition, judgement INV :.
will be had against you for the amount therein -.
with costs.
J. SWEET, AIRY for Pc
Ordered that the foregoing notice be publishes 4 (,
NEBRASKA Advertiser, as thelaw in such cases mr-
ANDREW W PENTLAND. CIerr h.
CHARLES D0RSHX, deputy
BrOwnville, Nov. A 4W
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

We propose, IN few words. to answer
the above questions; and to begin, dem
ceracy IS that form Of government which
j. controlled and ruled BIZ the people, and
let BY any one nan or any particular
clique. either North or South, East or
West Democracy is hat sectional, but
NATIONAL Ifdoes not III rs purity wage
war against the peculiar domestic mstm-
tons az any section Of the land Its OBJ
jects are for the free expressions Of the
people thr0ugh The ballor-box on all and
every OCCASIONS; to enact such laws as
VIII eandgce 70 tie peace happiness,
prosperity and perpemity Of the Union;
10 discourage and put down al feeling of
seefiouaEsm, come from what quarter II
may If the party called d~emocraric wH
adhere without deviation to the principle
is nane Implies, then we can act with,
and labor for rs success We believe II
wa . de fuare, athough hte rransac-
hons seemed % indicatea contrary course
and many democrats trembled fer the sa-
fsfy Of the AIRY
In al things pertaining 10 Territories,
Democracy msans shaRdLof -n0n-in-
srvsntou-Iet those who reside IA them
Teats and pass such laws As they deem
~ezPedIeu-. Congress says TO the Tern
tsr1es, form yoEr Constitution, Submit i
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

LullOe n leItDE gwen hat by virtue Of a trustesbi
vested in William Z. Parker 6sinra Jarose.[e ,~ desiH
trust executed ON The d4th) oanrtasnth. davof 8ctOBG|
Al 1907, BY Cornelius Mastin and recorded n bel
petolueiZ 0nce Or Nemalal county, Nehraska rsITii0I
l. WdlIer W Hackney5 administrator Of ne estate
SAID William L.RarkaT, viii. run hecornrro Of 5eu1.
AMI Main streets in ne t0su df BruEngiI!s in ~
county5 oet"eeh ne duIIrs OF Hiue O'clOCk A "a and h-
O'Clock 2 n on the tTsnrv-eiubthr daE ~ NYvemba I
. IoSo, sell 10 me highest Biddar for cash in hand ~
following describedland, 70 wit the southeast quartz
OF section NO thirteen, in Township No. i've. nOTfh
IN NebrasAa Territory, and 70 exernts a dsed % 2.
purchaser Ihs sams TO be Sold to satisfy 3 osris.
pnomss0ry note deseribeiin said deed, said note pes
yet unpaid. iS-4
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

Notice il hereby given that BY virfua0f q trustees
vested in WilliHm q. Parker fsince deceasedl by les
OF trust executed ON the fourteenth day OF OGt0ber a.
1907 0y lanes H.-MastIn, and recorded in the Rourt
eFseIlce az Nemana county, Nebraska TaritoEy, 81
and tDrty-six Of Deeft book a. water W. Hackna
administrator Of tieestata 5f said william L. P.rks
VII from me corner Of second and Main streets .n'tt
Io"h1 broWhsl449m said county, bBtwesK the houna
nine a'clOck A N anu fOur o'ciock p NJ on me t,.srr.
elgiLh cay OF November An 1888. sell 10 the hir1ai
oluief lr cash miami the foliOwinE described laad. 60
~ ~ northeast qEiarter OF seofiun number tmrtra
IN Township number i've uurfii OF rsuua number mr..
cen east or the sixth principal meridian in ysbrafa
refrt0ry5 and 70 exsCutaH HdeedI TO the purchaser ~
scribed in s~aiddsed, said note being etunu,3d. Ig-4
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
NoTHTCH

All persons arc hereby notified thas 7 viii a@
necessary steps tn the ro-0penilg az the sogiessg
or James kergHson. han the PURPOSE Of more az
dI4)pf south west quarter (l4) and lot number
Of sectior eighfeen isl IN bDwnsnip dge(0 ns
teen (bf eaat, AhsFeBy warn all persons nus
chase trade forr0r IN any way 20 nag0tiNtG mr N
tiUn Of ne above dssCriued proparfr
My q, 'S v2n46if AUGUSTUS K0U1N
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

HOUSE.
BIS i5ltrudased.
By Mr.. Ramsey, To incorporate the
Gifg of RuIa.
By Mr.. CaYes, To mcorpGEate the
Nebraska CITY hydranliea and gas company
By MIR. Davis Of Cass, For an act re-
Iating to- the better observance Of the
Sabbath and the protection Of religious
Worship
By Mr. Steele, For a Territorial r0ad
from Florence to the mouth of the Little
Papilion.
By Mr.. Briggs, For the limitation Of
actions.
By Mr.. Mason, For securing the benz
efts Of the writs Of habeas carpus: also
For the prevention Of frauds.
COUNCIL.
Mr.. Reeves introduced a Joint resOlu-
tion ~reIatiEe to- the present session of the
Legislature and the adjournment Of the
same.
Bills Introduced.
By. Mr.. Moore, Toamend the charter
Of the city Of Omaha,
By Mr. DundYs To fix the time ofhold-
ing courts In the second judicial DISTRICT.
By Mr.. CHaeever, To restrain cattle,
sheep, horses and swine from running at
large In the countiesOf Platte and Mon
roe.
BY Mr.. Scott To incorporate the
State Bank of Nebraska.
BY Mr.. DundYn To require justices of
the peace to give bonds before entering
upon the discharge of their duties.
BY Mr. Miller To legalize the acts Of
certain commissioners Of deeds, and for
other purposes.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

B~EAUTIFUE4u Am-Fhisis one OF the -r..,
naments Whicn nor wOmamc could boast Of
didhead OF hair aluxuriance Of hair, hit Ia -
state or hesith, glossy and thick, no matter whaf -
OF pc 80 that IL isuzturaI, is an attraction that v,f,
escape the envy OF those wh0a are bald, and uav -
unnatural TIL one is in the neiEhb0rh0Gd u d,ur 8
and ten; short OF that il is a disease How -
restore gray hair to itsorigiuaI heaifh2 Use p. p
Woods Hair Restorative, TOR sale az all the drEv-s
II restores the hair 1t restOres its health. ana
that is re-pToduCei, It's beauty, itss0rigiuaI coI0r -
1uriance and gloss is sure 70 follow. Woods Pc
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

Nebraska City IS full Of thieves Scar
ceIY anight passes without something be-
ing stolen from ecitizen Of that place.
So says the News
The Wyoming Post has gone under
This IS the sixth Nebraska newspaper
discontinued for want of patronage since
last spring.
On the first page Of to-day'a paper
viii be found an Interesting account Of
the prospects Of the South Platte gold
region
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

Between 900 and S9O0,OO0 viii
be required for the pay Of the volunteers
who engaged IN the service against the
Florida Indians up to the time Of the re-
movaI Of Billy BowIegs and his land.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

We wouid zrticulariy call the attention Of
ers to aremedy known as McLeanis Sireugthsu;B-S
dial and BlO8d Purifier. IA iscertainiy avaIusbles
dy- We therefore say TO all. call az the aEeuf,s
test for yourselves its intrinsic merits. IT. IA 49,.
to take We skOur lady readers to tryit. So ~
vertisementi in mnfhprr coIUmuL
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

Weinvife The attention Of fhCsiek and afHie..s
advertisement ia ofr c0iunnsOf Dr. RaSisrfvs, hfs
and Sarsapzrilla, and Gfdiey's Salt Rheum ma 1sehs
DIR Carter's Cough BaiSam- DR. Bska-ss aaCa
aes DrHawrIs Femais Cordial. .ud D. p~s,1. Sle
leEHtoE These medicines are prepared bv an
y educlfed physician, Chemist aud PbarmIa-ewt".
" SACK up0n them as being Ssfeand ere-fs 9
curing 90 diseae s for which they are rpcommers-.
They arc standar1 comedies, ana can be found in n
every Ding and p0thecaTy store in the United ~.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

T ONA" Z"
house
Bulls Introduced
By Mr. Clark, For road from Brown
vile to kensington; also
To prohibit the issue and circulation of
unauthorized bank paper
By Mr. Gwyer, To incorporate tie
Omaha and Salt Lake Telegraph COM
PanY-
By Mr. Kline, To prevent tresspazsing
On timber lands.
By Mr.. Rankin, Authorizing the Bank
Of Nebraska to deposit security for It's
issues with the Auditor Of the Territory.
By Mr. Hall, Concerning commission
merchants.
Tuesday Oct 90
y Br- Clark introduced a bill to ccmueu
safe B. b Thompson, L. Richardson, w.
Dundy and ST B1rtch, for services as
clerks for the Code Commissioners.
By Mr. Masons To regulate Enclosures
and against tresspassing animals.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

The School bill also passed that body.
The three term court bill was rec0nsiL
which was opposed by Messrs.
Moore and Doane, and supported by MIR.
Bowen, and was rHfeTred to the commits
on fhR .IndiniHrv.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Friday, Oct %.
COUNCIL
MMndnrcnd

@ANNUJ ONNs -
COUNCIL
Bills Introduced.
BY Mr. Reeves, Toapportion the MEM
bers Of the House of Representatives.
BY Mr.. Dundy, To incorporate the
town Of St. Stephen.
By Mr.. Reeves, To require county
clerks to give bonds.
BSHS Passed.
For a ferry at Wyoming.
For a Territorial Road from PonCa to
Pacific city on the Running Water.
For a Territorial road from RuIo to
Blue Springs
For a road from Nebraska city to Platte
river.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Notice To Tax PaEarx

H-E RAlNEY Treasurer or NGmaha county, luf,,-
the citizens of said county that he is ready fo -
taxes atalLimes between this and the It o. Iau,r
next.
BrownvilIe. Nov. A 1853. 1a.ar
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
AdmfniHtrafAP'A Naffee-

AllpersOns indebted 10 the estate OF Joshua Rsrd,r
deceased, are hereby notified to say the am; ma Il
persons having claims against the said estate are n
quested to prasenfthe same to the undersigned.
u ARMS. Aimir
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

J. Clancy Jones, who was rendered
the appointment Of Minister to Austria,
has notified the President Of his accept
anca-
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Watches & JeWelT
]. SCHITTZ

= Would announce to the G>lzens OF BrpvurB,
and vicinity that he has located himself
AkAA~BroWnvule. andintendS keeDiug a fuI 1,sor
lleht or everything IN his lineOf business, which viii
be sold low for cash.. He will aIso do an Eiuds NJ =
pairing OF oiockss watches and i~swelry. an work VA.
Edlleu. vgnIn-fr i
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
THE ADVERTISER
THURSDAY MORNING. NOH. ls5a

During the Editors absence seTeral
friends have consented to write oCrasion-
ally far he AdcsrtSer. During such.
absence, therefore, he will hold himself
responsible only for articles over his own
signature, az"
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Saturday, Oct %.
HOUSE
BiIS mmOdnced

Saturday, Oct %.
HOUSE.
Bills introduced.
By MIR. Fleming, To incorporate the
Missouri river and Nemaha Valley rail-
road company.
By Mr.. Daily, To define and settle the
boundaries Of Nemaha county,
By Mr.. Marquette, To incorporate the
Salt Creek bridge and Ferry company.
BY Mr. De PIyr To incorporate the
city Of Genoa ID Monroe county,
Also for a road from Omaha to Foute-
nellie.
By Mr.. Noel, To authorize the forma-
tion Of companies for the detection of
horse thieves and other felOns and defin-
ing their powers.
INCH
Bulls introduced.
By Mr.. Dundy, To incorporate the
YanctOn land company.
BY Mr.. Cheever, For a ferry across
the Platte river at Louisville.
BY MIR. Porter, To incorporate the
Platte Valley and Pacific railroad COM
pany.
By the President, Relating to Florence
ferry and bridge company.
Bills Passed.
Incorporating the Frankfort town and
ferry company
For a Territorial road from Peru IN
Nemaha county to the Kansas line
Authorizing R. w Frame to keep a
ferry at Peru
For a road from St. Stephen to Kear.
ney-
Regulating the county iaHz.
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04

It was a rainy week the past enc
Nebraska advertiser., 1858-11-04
Thursday, Oct 81.

Thursday, Oct. 81
HOUSE,
BtAS Introduced.
By Mr.. Dean, To incorporate Pawnee
City.
By Mr.. Stewart Regulating the dis
posaI of unclaimed property.
BY Mr.. Kline, For a road from Cum
ing CITY to Fontenelle.
Bulls Passed.
An act concerning limited partner
ships.
To establish a Territorial Road from
Bellevue to Forest CITY,
To incorporate the t0wnof West Point.
To incorporate the Concord town and
ferry company.
To incorporate the city Of Beatrice.
For the prevention of frauds and per-
%juries.
BSHS Introduced.
By Mr.. Moore, To authorize courts to
establish standing rules of practice and
fix the time of pleading to actions IN
court.
By Mr.. Furnass To incorporate San
DeruinT also
For a Territorial road from Nebraska
city to Beatrice.
Bulls Passed.
To establish a ferry opposite Strike
the-Rees camp IN Minnesota Territory.
For a TerritoriahrO road from Aspinwall
to Pawnee city,
For a ferry at POnca Landing,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-08
THE PEOPLES SOAP,
UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN uNEouALLED FOR ITS

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN UHEQUALLED FOR ITS Detersive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualities. A every thing of this nature must stand on its "A own merits for public patronage-it is unnec- essary to state any thing more than few facts or what it will accomplish
 As a common washing or laundry SOAP it does not require near as much Soap or labor and conse- qucntly not near much to the clothes in its use, as does the common washing Soap and can he used in either hard soft water . Each bar of Soap is enveloped with directions for its use.
 lyR I have analysed aspecimen of MT. Hetch- kiss Laundry Soap and found it very superior ar tcle for washing purposes and free from adultera- tions. It makes an excellent suds, and is exceed ngly well adapted for theremoval 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, 1857.
 Manufactured by JOSIAH HOTCHKISS, Agent, Bridgeport Conn.,,
 Corner of Main street and South avenue where orders will be received.
 For sale in Litchfield by the box at Adams and at retail at the principal grocery stores. 23tf WE nye aeniGn tent FaNc% o ovr s,Gek q ROBES A GUILE, DELAlNE ROBES, GfNGHAM and PRINT ROBES,. POPLtNS. PRINTED LAWNS, AMAZlNE. FANCY GINGHAMS, FRENCH PRINTS. BROCHA and STELLA SHAWLS, MANFILLAS, PARASOLS. and EXPANSION SKIRTS, which offer for sale at lowest prices. HART, BROS & co.