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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27

"Loveliest OF the SEX" said her compali-
ion.'
Fred. burst forth, levcling both pistols at
the Colonel. He pulled the triggers. but they
d not go of, Pistols loaded with sawdust
seldom do.
The Col, mel uttered scream and fled.
"Madan,," sud Fred. swelling with li'dlg-
nntio,,, have you any more OF these alice
tionatc friends p
"Only eight, my dear husband. Why, what
puts you in such rage 7"
Perflions wretch !"
Lar mo-" said Mrs. B., solelnn'y. "When
we married, | intended to devote my life, my
sections, my heart to you. From you | ex
bccted the same. | can see no distinction III
OR relative duties towards each other. hove
must exist Oh both si.lcs-or Oh neither. What
ever may he the opinions of II hrartfess world,
a mn of Svul' aud Of virtue makes his
Wife,"
Il am not to he preached to, traitrcss, f"
said Fred. " leave you now for ever but
not till take vengeance OIL my new military
u.q,,aintanccs. Where are they?
"Ihpy are here" she answered.
"The door was thrown open, and the two
officers, with their ehapeaur off, were heard
giggling and laughing in most unmilitary
manner.
rr.d soon discovered the truth, and read
him this moral.
Husbnnls, all, remember that wives have
equal anguish and shame with yourselves, in
receiving share Of affection, though they do
tot possess your dcspotic power in extorting
it, The slightest dcrcliction Of moment. on
the part of wife, stamps her forever with il
no,ni;,y and pain while the absurd customs
Of society allow to man a greater latitude,
in 81 citing, neglecting aud deceivIng her
whose happiness is in her keeping Or those
customs the men of soul" will never take ad-
vantage.
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NOTES OF LATE FAIRS

Rev. DR.. Eldridge Of Norfolk took the first
premium here at our County Fair, in the class
Of family horses and William Douglass, Esq,
Of Canaan, the first in the same class at Falls
Village. Both horses were by Col. Battells
- Raven" 1t is remarkable that the stock of
this horse is usually kind in disposition though
he himself is reputcd to have had vicious
temper.
We notice that Hon. James A. Bill of
Lyme, received $50, in premiums on his stock
exhibited at the New London County Fair;
he also received $l07 at the State Fair
lie showed eighty head Of cattle OF the De-
Won breed. Mr.. Bill purchased many ef his
present herd and we believe all Of his original
stock in this County; of the Hurlbuts Of Win
chester, the Griswolds and Trails of Torring-
ton ard of the Atwoods, Scoyills and Blakes-
lees Of WATERFOWL.
Mr.. Bill is an energetic and successful far
mer, and an amiable gentleman, but strong
Democrat aud an ardent admrer Of Douglas.
Soon after that bold politician introduced his
bill for the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise,
he named his youngest boy Kansas Nebraska,
60 that his name should be the same as the IT,
tie ofthat well known observation-disclosures Ne
byaskn Bill!
George G.. Hitchcock, of New Preston, OK
hbited some of his choice sheep and cattle at
the New York State Fair ut Albany. Joseph
Fl. Bennett of New Preston also exhibited his
three year old Naugatuck.
Matter NJ. Hungcrford's Wolcottville ches-
nut mare took a premium i'll class of Road
stcrs at the State Fair and made the mile IN
soaggon in2.47.
Mr. Hoadey's horse Plymouth Rock, trot-
ted against Pathfinder on Wednesday beating
him and making his mile in 258 l-S.
Governor Buckingham bought Of John
Giles at the State Fair his premium Ayr
shire Cow for $l00
n b. Smith Of Woodbury. sold pair of
Devon steers to go to Maryland for $3.50.
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bic that only very few persons were the ground
variety of exercises on the programme for the
day, but some of them omitted on account of
the severity of the weather. The most interesting
spectacle Of the morning was that Of ladies on
horseback; about dozen competed for the premi-
ums, the first of which awarded to Mrs. L. B.
futile of this place. 1t was most amusing sight
so see several aspiring youth attempt to climb a
CREASED pole. s
III the Afternoon the address was delivered by
Prof S. A. Porter of Yale College, who announced
as his subject Tie mportane the diffusion of Ag-
rieulural Kno~leaye." Eve are unable to give are
port of Prof. Porter's speech account of the
crowded state of our eolums-Ed Enq) The gen.
eral opinion here is that our exhibition was held
too late in the season. and that next year we shall;
have it earlier, and it will be very fine one.
q vNa
Truly Yours
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27

HoLLowAYs PILs.--persons whose occupations
confne them to STOPPING or sitting posture, al
most invariably suffer from Irregularities of the
morb,Is. wind cholic. etc. These disorders which
inevitably shorten life as we'll as lender it unen-
joya5le, may he uniformly cured Ivy a course of
Holloway inestimabc Pills. and their recurrence
may be prevented in all times to come by occasion
al doses of the same powerful vegetable Alternative
No one engaged in any sedcntary occupation should
ever bc without the Pills.
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BOOTS, SHOES, BEERS
MOI ICE.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

VENHE subscriber wishing to move from the State
- offers his FARM for sale. On the Farm arc
good buildings and enough of them: an orchard of
abont one hundred GRATED trees in good bearing or
der; good maple orchard; also an abundance of
wood Any person wishing to purchase a dairy
farm will find it for their interest to call ON me- as
will sell at great bargain, and make the terms Of
payment easy. Stock and tools will bc sold with
the farm it the purchaser should wish
WILLIAM LYMAN.
Goshen, Oct II, 1859. 3w2o
E1altt Courant and Times please copy three
times in weekly, and send bill to this office
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27

Tho Pouer of Medirne ouer Dise,.e-We know of
better illustration of this fact than the wcner-
full effects Of the Oxygenated Btters in Graduating
from the system Dyspepsia, and all functional dis
of the stomach, and restored impaired diges-
ton.
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Truly Yours
MARRIED..
E r. r.

At Hartford, in Christs Church, Oct 18th. by
Rev. Edward $. Washburne, o. Henry Whitmole Of
New York, to Hattie c. daughter of s. s. Batter
son, Esq. of Hartford.
Also. at the same time and place, by the same,
Linus S. Fem of Hartford, to Miss Emily G. Rob
erts of Bloomfield Conn.
In Warren on the Goth inst, by the Rev. f. Ly-
man, Edward Il. Gibson Of Washington, to Miss
Harriet Hall Of Warren.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27

T the Stye of the Subscriber, fine BOAR may
"A be seen, of the Yorkshire and Suffolk breed,
inst half way between. and of very choice kind
some native hood--wll make the best Porker the.
Public can find. e. s. FULLER.
Morris, Get. goth, 1859. et>y
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT NORFOLK.


The Exercises of the Institute commenced on
Monday Evening, October, 18th, with Lee
ture by Hon. David N, Camp of New Britain.
The Institute was conducted by Charles North
end Esq, and Professor Buckram of the State Nor
NAL School. The number OF Teachers present du-
ring the week was about thirty five. notice,
which had been circulated, t;at the Institute was to
be postponed contributed t. produce small atten
dance.
The exercises of the week were exceedingly inter
esting' and received earnest attention from the
Teachers and others present.
After passing resolutions expressive of their
thanks to the gentlemen vino had given instruction
and to the citizens of Norfolk, for their generous
hospitality, the Institute adjourned Oh Friday at
teInoon October Dist.
E83e Rev. Francis Lubdcll will be installed Pastor
of the Warren Church, Oh Thursday Nov. 4th, at
10 4. NJ.
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Office.

A Ii Notes and Book Accounts due the under
m signei must be settled within very few DAYS
Or they will be left in other hands for collection
EGBEkT L. WARNER
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fNH The Housatonic Republican is facetious

fS" The Housatonic Republican is facetious this
week on the subject Of our Railroad and Fair II says
in relation to the latter with supreme dignity
that although the State have afforded 5000 each to
Litchfield and Winsted societies. and though the
Comptroller clerk has admitted Falls Village to
come in fora share, that this woul be to bad at
least until we are compelled too'' Put this to AMI
that too together and Falls Village ought to have
$500.
The Winsted Herald also, after weeks labor in
Its usual Jocose temper, is exceedingly July over
Our Railroad, Oh, very! Thomas thinks THAT not
a man in Litchfeld will risk dollar in the pro-
]ect that it is dust-raising, wool-pulling OBJ.
ration, the whole of it, intended to share off action
in reference to the County division and that
not man in the crowd, minister. deae on
and all had any more ilca such road would
be built or attempted, than that the Hudson
river would turn eastward from her channel
t, bring her steamers to the steps of the Man
sion House Funny very, but not more facetious
than another statement in the same article, that
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EBp We are compelled for want of space to put
over the town lists until next week.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27
Sewing Machines

Great Reduction in the Prices Of the very
best'Family Sewing Machine now in use.
THxHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand ard
Ill for sale at his Shirt Factories in WocottvilC,
Georgetown, and 81 Nassau street, New York the
WHEELER n WILSON SEWING MACHINE.
Having used for several years in his business diff
fsrent kinds of Sewing Machines he gives the pre-
ference to the Wheeler & Wilson Machine, and
thinks they are the cheapest Machine in use, even
at double the price which they are now selling at.
They are less liable to get out of repair and more
durable than any Sewing Machine the subscriber has
ever seen used, and he thinks he has seen and
used about all Of the varieties now offered to the
public.
Any poison purchasing Sewing Machine Of the
subscriber will receive the necessary instruction
they will blk able to operate Machine in very
short time. The subscriber has been appointed
agent, and is prepared to sell the Machine at the
following prices:
New Style Machine. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so
Medium Machine, on plain table. ........... 75
with half case. ............ 80
6 with half case, mahogany OF
black walnut extra finish. IS
full case mahogany, or black
walnut. ................. IOO
" rosewood Recommendations. 115
Large Observation-Disclosures. 100
Small. rs
Hemmer 5
A. q. BRADY.
Wolcottvile JAN 70 1859 3S-n
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ME Board of School Visitors of the town Of
- Litchfeld, will meet at the Mansion House.
on saturday, Oct 49, 1853. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
Iof the purpose of examining Tcachers, and doing
such other business as may properly come Lof,r,
them. j. G. BECKWTrH rh,;rma,,
Oct. rs, 1854. Of
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On Thursday morning. we were treated with a
slight fall of snow the first of the season, and pre-
montory of what may expect hereafter. Get
out your overcoats.
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LOCAL MATTERS
The Home and Foreign Missionary Societies of
Litchfeld County. held their annual meeting here
ON Wednesday Of last week. DR.. Ei,lridge preach
ed the Sermon, previously announced, before the
Home Missionary Society and Revs Mr.. Hazen,
Mr.. Meigs from Ceylon, DR.. Vermlyea, and others.
addressed the Foreign Society in the afternoon.
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On Monday evening, an easy living African
cr;.wlcd into the cellar window of Mrs Styles
house and striking light, proceeded to take an
unoccuried bid in of the chambers, and wrap
ring the drapery of his couch about him, lay down
to pleasant dreams. Mr.. Deputy Peck, however,
pcrcciving his lamp, which lie had left trimmed and
burning, and not concciving that his dusky pres
cncc was needed to keep watch and guard over the
habitation he had taken possession Of arrested his
sable slumbes, and induced him to finish his nap
in the County House. Tom was released next
morning, no one appealing to prosecute the sable
somnambust.
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The above together wi tn a great variety of other
Goods will be sold for Prompt Pay OF Net Cash
at Low PRICES
N. b. Most kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods at Cash Prices.
Litchtield. October 25th 1862
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27

On Friday, town meeting was held according to
warning, to vote an appropriation to the survey OF
the new ral-road-Mr. S. Deming in the Chair
About two hundred citizens present; and at.
ter eloquent and enthusiastic expressions of opinion
from Hon. Seth Beers, FREEZER OK Marsh, DIR. Beck
With and Mr.. Adams-all leaning to one side that
the road must be buh-an appropriation ST $500 was
unanimously voted, and Mr.. f. W. Seymour started
off after the Surveyors. So rolls the ball. the I'M
believing Thomas to the contrary. notwitll-
standing.
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From Washigton.
WA.Hlsc..s. ~. -.

MA.Hifc.lE. ~ ~.
The correspondent sl ne Herald 'sys !.
that the British Minister ''o''
Lyons, has received . persmp'osy and '"'
pos,snt Dispatch :rvm has Q "er""r"' oe'
IN ~ plssssion ir@ ouf u'se'"'
men, Of The course u Gen. Harvey ~ s"e
San Jusn sfTais. ~ which iho Secretary y
state !. no~ preparing reply. ~h's" s'rh
es,es f..Ily our sish's. and doubles covers ~
whole grouu l u The coa'rovefsy ~ ~" !"
i action 81 the Arrsican people. ="
whale matter ~lll ss laid se'ofs me rses'
dea, On bic return.
A communication has been sece'ved ~"
l,hs british Government, through L0''
Lvons, requesting that 'hsis seknow'cose
mso,s nay be conveyed 10 VI. WsFa' ="
Minister 10 China. end C'm. Ts'ns''s 20
,hei, sieadly e,ndse. At The affair '
tseihO.
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The ELEcuos. news received
from tue different conl'.ics in the soutl'-
crn part Of THE State show large De-
mocrstic gains. In cur ncighboring
county Of Orangc, there was . boiling
Democrat ran against the rcgulasno'n-
ince, and was overwhelmingly defeat
ed. We arc glad to Gee this in every
instance, aud hope il may learn disor'
GAMERS, who have tho spoils, and moi
the good d the party, in view, : les
son. In Spencer county, that tried ant
lruo Democrat, and excellent pablo
sfkecr, Il. L. Croslcy, was elected Al
ditu. The Convention scheme i Dc
Eatsd everywhere, not receiving sufl1
e;eat xQtcs il this part of the State
make itxespestsLle. I''is argues wc
or the stability .aad good Judgment I
our citizens.
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r,,s Question Of the admission y
v...a. into the Union as . ''ee
c,..c w;,l robally come up before '''e
-, c.,ugress. The recent c'ect'o"
-. ..s.,,ed in the adoption q Inc
w W. Constitution, and with thai
;n:,ruu,ent Kansas will ask for adin's-
.;oo as . sovereign State.
/, will b. remembered tl,atthe Eng
Ill, compromise act provided that be'
c.. ,hc formation Of State Const'tu
ton. and shc admission q Kansas
tLers should DC census TAKEN anu \
should be fully ascertaincd that Kan
..s hal . population Of 9a,ooo-.'''
number required 70 send one nc'nO J.
"a Congress. This requirement ~ ~
Eryl;sh bill has not been complies
,r;,h and VIC have no assurance tina
Kansas has tho requisite population.
lad there been cersus taken Us
fore the meeting Of the Constitution
C,nvcu,ion. we have no doubt i wouI
have saved o deal u trouble but Us
is, VIC think those who voted 'or y
Enyli.h act will be bound 70 orpo'
her admission until census is take'
This may be done in time enough :
It's admission q Tie next Congress-
nj the necessary arrangements .
made at the beginning q the sess'o
We hope this may " DONE and y
everlasting Kansas question put =
ever 1t rest.
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A NovLlrY u FAssius. = Among ne
novelties recently introduced 20 iaf'cs' ~
pare, l. NV sr,'ri' Of s"s?e"dr's- I"'y
! c.r res.nslsnce 10 hose worn ~ ses'' !.
men. .xs.pt ,hst ;h,s ere made e dt''es's
= hire "a -. laoric viii ri led ejges' a'"'s
one incl, w,is, aud nfe s,tach"d " ms s'"'
), bu,,.n- / axe IN "ner. W. doubt ""'
,.is iuvcr.irn will be generally sdop'eo
9Th view i. relieve ne y aist ~ me y"
limited bmihes y h!rh sue;' hso n'ne"'s ~
!. :. .sily pr dare. Rrsso" aud experience
,..r. ~ III 4 iae old snj absurd m-thod
able followed, inps:rs the l'cs'h' Imp . I
I.ronso !. .. AMI lsnd, % ~ heshh ~
TX " ..
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vHVD CON-UMPTtvES - T'~ 4 'ver'ise'
n having been restored 20 h-alih ~ q lev
~e~ks. ~ . very mple s~medv. after hay
n..sf rcd srvr:aly-srs VITA a-esrrr L'"g
Ate: ,ior. AID thss dsesd disease, z m-"'np'
,,vu-is anxious 10 make knnwr 70 bis 'ri
t..x : ,G,sess The means u cure. 10 81
y no desire il lie will s'nd . c"pv"' the rss'
scsip,son used Gree u chsrgr.) ~''h dree
toms ,vs preparing sfd as'" 'he same
which they wil. iiad sure cure :cr z 'ns""p
lion. As,Ima. tsso"chi'is. e.. TIE o"
effect ~ the sdvss'.sss - sending The prs
ecu,iun il 10 hrnefs the IN cited. and "
hopes every ru1e'er Witty his remedy,
h ain zoe; Them nusiinr. and may prove
bIcssisr. Parties wishing the psescs'p''o
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
NJ. eco fiRss SrRkEl,
wiIIism.busgn, K,ucs Co.. y J.
O;i. IL, ls5o-Sw.
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PHILADELPHIA. o.. u.

PHILADELPHIA. Wy. -.
R..usns fsom the Interim co"e !" s'owH
"A render Il difficult 10 sscrrtsia The rxsc'
,esul, in The State. !, 10 reported that The
q ,oos lion have elected ,ensioss ~ } DIS
,ric,.. Il %. the next $ nae vii - com
pnsed of - O ,posi'mn. u Democ's''. Inc
upo.ri,,.. claim " Repr ssn'st'yss ron
The ci,v. aud = ill Other gsins a u '"pp"fe'
sha In. House will BE- rsnP'sei o. % ~
; ~:,i.n, 81 ID marrs'-.
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ANEW MA.osic STATUE ~ WAsnisoroS.
q neral Washington ~ss . mem9r q.
..e M,.onic l. d.~ss rsede ick'h" ~. w..
. nd as iniris,rd N,vc@ber 4 !. i7o2. TIE
f,r, i in, s.,ing 10 Al, Msso :, .'e y ~
specially . sc-see u c'le '''s'S '-'s
:. Fse..s.cs 5u.s. !, h.s bern es".o
proper 10 pro ure s's,as q W'sh'ng'o"
~ p,ser.. sni an "rasr 70 that shret wss
,;,eo some line sine. The statue arrived
!, NV York fsom Lrehosn . lew days
..nr.. ia. The property u me fsce'cA'
aug lodge, and has bee" paid for ~ so'""
h.r, con,r,bu',orf ~ lie u 'son'c order re-"
.lersliy. /, 60 ;s,oco. md 2 scne~ p"
lag . than lie. II sss rropcs"d s''o =
.sect 4 building .: Fseir'i. ~ I. su"so'
,u he s.a.u. sna 10 u.u.s.s J. MIN %
proarir's r,'hirr.
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TnAsxscHlSc DAy.-A movement
4 on foot to procure fran the Governors
81 The several states the appointment q
! common thanksgiving day. idc las
Thursday in NJ, ca.bcr j proposed -
the Jay upon which the whole Ia'."''
shall, for a season. suspen.lilic busincss
81 life, and gatlcing aryr-:d the ai'ai
uuitc in q common expression u thanks
% an alI.mcsciful and overriding rrov
idence Tor the blessings vouchsa!ed &
tho Republic. 1t would indeed DC :
spectacle unsurpassed in moral sublin
ity. Thirty millions Of irecmcn sim
uItancously recognizing tic mercies 2
Heaven, and bending tie knee e a.
overriding Providence. II the con
currencc Of the Executives Of the sew
eral States can BE- had, It is proposes
TO perpetnate : similar Observance 9
nc same day until It shall become q
much ! National Fcstivity as arc no'
the two or three holidays Already o.
served.
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Tue ELrc.,.xis rms SrArr -TnE news
: ,.r received isrm ~. d'frrsn' r"u"''rs :"
III, s. Il. I.ok decidedly Dem"cr i'Ah. We
hsv. O. sri-d srvsrs' counties BY hsnd-"''~
maj s,sie.. that we los iss' yea. s"j 10
.,;n. 4. "a ers IRE large. In same Demo
e,s,ic eour,ies We hive l"s' so'ne Of n
rouu,v candidates hv unfr''una'r d's's"'
.;o.s In. hey wiIi rive their asusl mai'-i.
lie, hereafter fss tie general ticket ~ 'h'
o.rv. With nm sccepsshie President =
sod,dsse snI ~ form. lrdirns viii T.
l.rseIy ID .mocraiic 10 1SCl. State S.a'i
mL
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Ohio Election.

G LUxeus. Oc'.' -
The ,e,urns Indicate that the Republican
w.is'y In the State win BE- over o'o'
.od M, there viii BE : RePuslican "sjos'
y in both House,.
Tne returns thus Ter indiea'' that ~
senate wiIl he composed Of p Rep"o''ca"
md - Democrats. aud that there WI nc
Republican m.j lily u from ls'o 10 =" y"
House.
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STATE OF INLl..NA. pUBo.S CO.

-->-oT t.. Il hereby given Ina John u
~ 4 rnrp. admiri-tsas'r 81 We L'a' :"
I meg tsais. 4 ceased. he hiea 30 fs'"""
10 sell tie srs' estnte 81 The d'rr. -" ~
oersnn a Ls,as ~ sudis'ens - Psy W DEP =
nd that ssid s-ai',on will BE- hes" % NJ
u.x. fern, y. the Court u Ccmmen f'ess y
ssi.. C.M,,y. ... 80
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Tus Hoo MARAsr.--In .hs eHly part ~
". x.ek ab,u, a.,0o head Of b. sold .
"a .e, 10 be delivered The Gsst ten days ~
"a. A portion II them were taken % \
cor,,,c,s. II, sss, isy % w" The oui'
mo. ., iii. rae were quite !srgr, IN 90
No "A. a. svsss.e sl5 ~, ind y h. ds''s'
srsd between The 10 = and % , o. Sovs"
.c,. were on the market Inc lest two -
,h,.e dave IL ne week. 4 &c, without ma
-, eurcha.er. 1870 ,-aj, we understand
were contracted ~ b, d,i" J tc'srs ''s
aot, 81 Nov, mhsr. . s. IS. but for all No
.ssb.r. IS 80 10 the ou'sii: r.'s Onsrcd =
Gin. Price q, rent
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TABULAR v,xw o. TINS Conr,sEHr PAavs
o. Cons Asp wnxAr-we find The -
los Ing table il eoananicssise fss~ ~
bert Peter, published 10 The kea'ucky
Farmer. d.. Peter l. skilliui sad PsacsI
~ chemist.
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The scandinavian f'll, and Purifer.
ClEcixsAr:. July J, 1858.
On. c. ". RopAcK.-iDeH Ss:-Ia reply
. inquiries made % me-. i sives me pleasure
10 ss,, tisst Mrs. n. A,lee. ofshe Soci-'y q
r,;e.ds. ana wsd,w d the late DR.. Alice o.
Cincinnati. psevisss 10 her goiag E's'' ex.
ps<ssed hss confidence IN the efficacy o.
your Scandinavia Remedies, snd The eene'
sim~s, being over seveasy-six Years " see
&, che derived from using them She he'd
been ssfYssisg tram general po'sss''on -
aud opsaslmis and is6 smms'ioa u The face.
lv.siou. semsJies were sssorted " uiil'ou'
relief. chen some fsiends recommended
emrse u your S.sadiasvsa BIo"d P"'hf'
end Blood Pills. Tiey had the desired 81
tecs. aud she vss considssed . ssstosed q
lheslsh.
\ Issow mary whs Rave used gree med
cinss. sad spesk decidedly u he bsasA''
derived. ihss sesiityi.x d thris ssn"sas'":
influence IL pssifyins ne hIp"d and yis'"t
vigm sd eaessy 70 sas system. ne!
hsve ~ c~d;sI appreciation. Very respect
/. folly, Your ssediesl servant,
) 81. DRows.
II Rev. SsosseiJ. Drown he hcem : desd
ted lsboses il The nee u C.sis'iani'y.
lC ursasssi. s.s more than 'his'y yesss, -
~. q every old Gu .iaus'ia kno~s. 80
Testimony. fssm sueh ssasce. = not 70
psssf over lightly N. stsss Ps'esi~'s
lRemed.rs ever presented :" nc p"s's, ~
ssssiv.d ,ishe ~ she ccmmend asisn 90
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