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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
New Boot and Shoe store.

NHARLES KIRCHBERGER respectfully an
~ nounces to the inhabitants of Litchfeld and
vicinity that he has just opened q new and weH
selected assortment of -. 49,
GENTS AND LADIES' BOOTS AND SHOES
at prices which will give universal satisfaction.
10. Boots and Shoes made to Order, a
Bolles' Store, East street.
Oct II. 1859. 26-yl
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
f. ID. MCNEIL,
lst Door East Of Court House,

HI AS Just received new arrival of LADIES
III SUMNER GOODS, consisting Of
JACONE rTE and ORGANDIE MUSLINS,
BARAGES, POPLINS, SPRING SKIRTS
BRILLIANTS, FOULARD SILKS,
Figured and Plain Black Silks,
PLAID MOHAIR GINHAMS, LAWNS,
Parasols, fine Bleached Linen,
Ladies' Drab Broad Cloths, &C., &c, 60.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
CAssIMERs BLACK and FANCY, TwEEDs, yEsrlxcs,
Blue and Black Broad Cloths
of the most we'll known and reliable makes,
farmers SATIN, TAlLoR's TRIMMINGS, CLOVIS,
Hosiery,
COTTON AND LINEN GOODS
tor men and boys Summer wear. &C., &c., SC.
The above goods have been purchased during
the past week much Lower than the
Early Spring Prices,
and will be now offered for CASH with those We
have had on hand, alta considerable reduction
from our previous prices.
Purchasers are requested to call soon, as our
assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen and Children
Dress Goods is now very complete. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

VTVHE largest and cheapest assortment of green
and black TEAS in Litchfeld at
r. H. RICHARDS, West street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

DURNING FLUID AND CAMPHENE-
HID ReceivedfreSh every week. at
BALDWIN'S, South St;
Sept. 81. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
cd June IL, 1860.
cHAPrER XVIII.

CHAPTER XVIII.
An Act in alteration of and in addition to AN
Act for tho Assessment and Collection Of Tax
e."
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatives, In General Assembly convened:
Sec. /. That the assessment list of each town.
as the same shall be annually made and correct.
Cd by the assessors and board Of relief accordino
70 the provisions Of the act entitled An Act for
tne assessment and Collection of Taxes" and the
acts In addition thereto shall be the list on which
an county, town, society school district, and
highway taxes shall be laid.
Sec. 2. The forty.sevcnth section NJ fha act 4,
which this In alteration and addition and a.
thirty-eghth section Of the same act. relating h
the compensation of assessors, are hereby rsnesi.
cd. ''tee''
Approved, June IL. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
nIcKELED CUCUMBERs IN VINEGAR. =
IL l5Ol O. B. BISHOP cos.
Notice to Farmers.

~ d. MCNEIL has just received large as
H. sortment of improved Eagle Flows, patent
improved Stoney land Plows, Side Hill Flows,
&C., &C. sta
These celebrated Flows have been improved by
heavier castings, rendering them less liable to
break, and every way better adapted to land in
this vicinity.
Also, Cuitivators, Horse Flows, Hay Cutters
and Castings, which will be sold low foF Cash o.
Short Credit. 4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

S.oundry ANA Machine shop.
nv II z undersigned hsvink purchased u.
il Foundry and Machine Shop formerly owned
by II. Baldwin, intends carrying on the business
be has heretofore in ell is branches.
Manufactures Water Wheels, turbine, oycsshot
and pitch back, Mill Gearing, Shaftlng, RuEIeys
bors and Baldwin's Improved Water Wheel Hsgu-
lators.
Repairing done to order.
Furnace Castings Of every description. Plow
and Cultivator Castings Barn Door Rolls and
Chain Pumps, wholesale and retail.
All orders promptly attended to.
ROBERT BLACK.
| Washington, April 20, 1860. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

4 SHTON's SALT for Table and Dairy use for
"A sale by T. H. RICHARDS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
PUBLIC ACTS.
PASSED MAY SESSION, 1860.
CHAPTER XVII.

CHAPTER XVII.
An act relating to Salaries and Fees
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Renr.-
sentatives in General Assembly convened
Messengers of courts shall be allowed the s,n,
of one dollar and fifty cents day, to be taxed bv
the court. -
Approved June IL, 1860.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

Wholssale Agens-C B NJ. Woodward, Haver-
hill, N. H.; G. C. Goodwin & Co., Boston /; J.
Balch Son, Providence Lee, Sisson Co, Hart
ford Spencer & Clark, New Haven Dudley &
Stafford, SO Beekman ST., P. D. Oryis; 1879 Maiden
lane, Penfold. Parker & Mower, Is Beekman st.,
New York. 52-3ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
"'e uaiIy speakingint The p1alSes
x. q A MS
NF.ayVTELE CORnxAr

THOUSANDS aredaily speakingin the praissof
r. HATo MS
LvF.ayvTILE CORnEaE
and whyf because It nsver fa. 10 afford ia,snssa.-
Gus relief when given in time It act. a. n T.
magic, and one trial alone will convince vou IA
what we say is true. 1t contains -"
NO PAREGORlC OR OpTATE
of any kind and therefore relieves BY yeu,ovius a..
sgerngs of yonr child, instead Of by deadeaise h
sensibtdies For this reason, IL commends itseIf n
the only reliable preparation now known for child-
rem Teething, Diarrhoea, Dyseutery, oripinE-
In the Bowels, Acidity Of the Stomach
Wind, Cold In the Head, and Group, also, Ioy
s9f.ening the gums, reducing inflammation regulating s
Bo,'ss, and relevng pain, II has no sguaCbeing an
anti spasmodic 1t Is used with aafaag sa.ess IN all
cases of Convulsion or other Fits. AZ gOH ealarS
ue hJe and health Of your children, and aisk 10 sass
them from those saddnd hhting consequences svL are
certain to result from the of nareoes Of srhieh an
other remedies for hfantile Complaints are eopossd
tdke none but DIR. EATON'S INFANTII,E COR
DIAL, this You can rely upon It Is perfectly
harmless, and cannot injure the most delicate IN.
| FAINT. Price rs cents. Full directions accompanv
each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT.
No. 909 Broadway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
EOAI. OIL.

A SUPERIOR Articls for burning In Kero-
m sine Oil Lamps for sale at
BALDWIN s, South st.
Sept. 81. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

Manufactured by
HOTCHKISS & FITCH, Bridgeport, Conn.,,
corner of Main street and South avenue,
where orders will be received. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

E. CROSSMAN,
II SUCCESSOR TO G. M. HOCKEY
11D ID g N + 4 - + i,
oAicein South street, over the Post Office.
All onerations on the Teeth carefully perform
ed. and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
have endeavored to satisfy myself as to the
skill of Mr.. Edward Crossman as a dental practi-
toner, and think I can safely recommend him
to the citizens of Litchfeld County as one who
merits their confidence and patronage.
"a C.. M. HOOKER.
Hartford, Conn, August 10. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

cHAPTER XXX.
An Act IN addition to an Act antiflsA ssAn a.
concerning Idiots, Lnnatics and Spsnd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
VIEW GOODS!
r. IT. RICHARDS
HAS just received very large stock Of
Dress Goods, Domestic Goods.
Ready;made Clothing,
q r o @ = r I i o,
HATS and CAPS,
.s--s AND
Paper AHNlaginSs,
FOR SALE VERY CHEAP FOR CASH.
Litchfeld, April II, 1860. 81

j. l.. JUDD
DEGS leave to say to his friends AID the pub
ID lie generally that he has just returned from
New York with splendid and varied assortment
DAGUERRHoTYPE AMBROTYPE and
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS. g
and is prepared at ali timer to execute any of the
various kinds of Camera pictures in . style sec
ond to none. Having had long experience in
the business he believes he will be able to please
all who may favor him with call, both as TO
quality md price. A great number OF the very
best families in the country have patronlsed ms
Gallery and are ready to certify TO the artistlca
merits of his work.
Gail at once, for delays are dangerous.
Litchfeld, April Is, 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05

nRIED PEACHES and PRUNEs, ut
F. D. McNETI'S
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-05
Sewing Machines !

Jan. l. 1860.
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CLAss Z. - 4.-r
5000 rssm I Writing paper. is by IS inches, to
sHhs sspsi pG Is s. inches, to
weigh tventJ. SIX pounds % 'A'a''' 70
4 100 rs ~ssh Writing paper; is by inchon, to
~ weigh twenty two pound. per ream
sssh swe1ss , Dspss ,s u BY rs inOhe' to
All the papers desi grated in classas and mu.t
.ids qqlIea they are to be msds Of The bsst M.
true edss ,t AMI 4 s sss
and subst,ntially epve oped. The papers in class
e xI.s the SIZES and Weights s spso sad f0
The right is reserved of ordering greater or less
quantity OF each and every kind contracted for in
SUCH Quantities a. the public service may req uTs,
Each class win be considered separately, and be
for or Of shs s hd &.
>, No n proposal: will be considered q9le,s .coemp.-
Into an 2bligahon, with good and srfho,s emit sure
for proposals viii he furnsh al this Ones. and
mono will be taken into consideration unless sub-
Al the paper IN the several classes must be de-
ivered al such place places a. NAV be DESIGNATED
every extra charge or expense and .ubeot 10 the
Inspection. count weight, and measurement of the
superintendent, and be in all respects satlsfao-
San PIES Of al The Paper required may he seen at
ms but bidders are 70 furnish with
proposals may be based The successful f bid iae'
PTS.
:, Proposals will be addressed to John HEART,
ton'~r, and endorsed "Proppsals for Supplying Pa
pe'. 90 2-2swtd
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

.. NATIONAL HOTEL.-Don II de Garin, Hab;
"A w Thompson, J II Smith, NY; w G GILL L !
A; White. NC; C Z Gilman and w. A Ca
perton, n Caingcfheld, Va; Jno Ravenel A r
Ravenel, &C; Gen Paez, ) Comache Ven: A G
Hobson and ly, Miss Hobson, r ID Poole, n Con
termeyer, A Waltermeyer, Md; ] r Goodsll NY;
J Conrad, Warrior, -; n Evans and ly, La;
6 g Harmon, Nd; Savage NY; r. Rapland
Ny; c Heard, A Noble, Miss; III Miller, Pa;
5 Stuart, Va; B Bennett and lady, CT; s 6
Bogert, w II Past and moth, w Pinchet G Al
len and ly, NY; Sanford and ly, r Sanford .lAl
N Finney and lv, Ga; + Cushman and w. N
Smith, Md; r Munroe, NY; l. r Bayne' Md;
Labranch and fam, La; Paul r George and
ly, NH. -.<
BROWNS HOTEL.-F Carsan, Pa; L.. ]
Hnrrie, CSAi III Cooper, Silt, II shafer N
v; Massmsn, Pa; Mr. Coke, Keifer w f. Marsh
M w Gaines, Ark; Mr. and Mrs Washburn n
: w Goldthwaite and fam, N woodfn and ly.
J Patton Miss A Woodfn, n Patton, + Strange
and ly. ND; T Mari, Tenn; w Ehrenlort and iy.
Md; " Gum, C X cid, XIV; Hon j Lane On: NJ,
Stevens and fam, Ky; Mccoy, Md; r Gar
nett, Harger and ly, Dunlap and w. Va: w
Carter, La; Byrd, Md; sherry and w.
Miss Cook, La; l. Du Bosy, Pa; l. Bernheimer'
Kew u Nixon, NY; p Daniel, Va; JG Cock A
Munroa and fam, La; T NJ Mathews and fam. Ala:
Branch and ly, Mrs Guken and daughter
va Walkel, Cumming and ly, Ga; Dr. ID p
and tam, sc.
KIRKwOOD HOUsE.-Bon Fl ID Foster pa.
Zen Gonzales. sc; Hon f Hart NY; Huntlv
and ~, Pa; w Hickman, Mt; A Harris and fam ;,
Miss Armstrong, DC; Owings Col J Polk. I,
Gouverneur, Forster, Md; ] w Tavlo, IT "
Gillispie, Va; Patrick, 8 Collier. j AIburyer.
Ia CMcCay, Tex; Burns, Pa
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UThe event most calculated TO excite belief
IN fatality which Is the fashion in Paris to honor as
the governing power of all things, Is the installa-
ton, at last, Of Madame Montijo beneath the I'm
perial roof For this the good lady has sig he'd
and prayed for many years, aud although the oc-
caston IL most sad, yet IL IL remem bered that the
Emperor had vowed vow before high heaven
that-Ro-event should ever induce him to allow
his wife's mother 10 inhabit any one of the Impe-
rial palaces He Is therefore considered to be
beaten, and looked upon by the Arnszonian army,
by which he has suffered himself to be enveloped
as future prey Of easiest capture The health of
the Empress gives the greatest uneasiness The
loss Of her sister, to whom she was most tenderly
attached, seems to have determined the turn which
her complaint had long threatened to take and
both her Msjssty's medical advisers object 70 her
removal TO Biarritz this year, involving too
much fatigue aud exertion
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Fds F FaE fPTUE sEisH ThE PA
OvEIcE SUPBRINrExDsNr OF PUBLIC PriNrINsi
49, Washington. October 2N86e

OFFICE sUfEhiNTEsDSSNI ST Pgs.IS Psi MI
/ In pursuaroe of the provi.ions oftbe "act to pro
kasS sGsS 81 e. &
The and II as Of
0oyeInIent for the year ending June ~, fssO, "ap
Monday sd DAY Of Dsosmbsr next, a. Il o'oIeei,
81 Gf the year ending on the
Of each kind Of paper that viii b required:
u - CLAssl. ll.yE
q s. osn. e.
pounds to the feam Of 40 sheets. 80
90 Glass 2. Pm. z.a-.
msssnr. By S ibehe.. and pdfp 70 Weigh Rof sg six
pounds 10 the team OF $50 sheets. 70 -
500 re.m. .apsrfus et p4iniur paper hard sized
and super GA eudered, TO measure "a by q inches.
and 70 weigh forty-eisht pounds to the rean Of $50
coo reams ,upsr6ns printing paper, sized and
super, slsndered. 70 measure ~ BY % inches, and
% weigh nifty pounds to the ream Of 4so sheets.
Glass .f
I 90 reams superfne map paper, sized and oal-
eudered. of such sizes as may be required, corres-
inches, and weighing twenty pounds per rssm Of
20 realms superhne plate PAPER, tcalendered or
uneaendered. 80 may be required, is BY q Inohes,
Sre Of q each Of Il. D sboys
TO be of linen and cotton, free from al aduteration
with mineral and other substances, ard OF a far
and sSndes Of two rss%s esoa
each Iesn. % contsin 4so perfect sheets. Uniform
and bundle exclusive Of vary ink over
OF under five pr cent from the standard weieht
csses be required. Mixing of various icknetes ia
considered violation OF the contract. IN.
Cr
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MEDICINES.

~. soaasIOA
> LOCK HOSPITAL,
l5Ss DsssssWsf tie sssss Csvfsss, Spsfdy $50 eslD
EfsessaI Remedy 81 fAs World, =
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IAPRuDENCE.
o LET NO FALSE DELUAcY PREVENT.
= h18 APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE wARRA6TED, OR NO CHARes,
: o. q. IN FROM ONE ID TWO DAYS.
w..i.... a. I..a. a,.s,l,s. Access. .fa. xia.s,.
S:.s' e.: 80 Ne:
rs.. g ss,S A6..-sos q n. L.e ss:assh tss.ls
-.s'i ard p,:ss :: . ss
sss Asrsaf aPsssiss, and essrsy bets Dsty Mad
nspsssaiy VIE have Il osanry VIA
ssi ds.,dfsi .rd dsrssa,s s.sn which sweeps
81 .s9: sss,: q f:sns No. AZ. nee.
snranesd stsng Bssatss viii de
..ssds ssssasy he triAs lyr, say sai VIA fan ss.s
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a:t:. .:isI ....S Ssys.:i s:.s.:::' .s.sis s!.ias
Ne .ss Pi.e.: .nsss n. ssss q Dr. ne, ssls
ssy soaias IN has h.as :. s'aa'.ss I'D sssstssas rs
oFFicE NJ. soUYn
=. s:,a., r.a ): .s:.r-. s..: sss ...s.s r.as.
nsst 30 PAID end ssaais stamp -. ~
%. d JoHHepoH,
ns.ssss .fss Royal College Ss.ss,
s;..s: S.. ss.:. 81 s:.s q: s::
... Of Lsnd:a r.r. rhil.d.Phi. sad els. vSs, he's ..
.n.ys; many .fs.sl.d viii rnsnG in ths head ,nd
:.snd. s I. ':ses,
nss vsA dsnnE q mind. vsrs esr:d isnssi.,sv
sAkE fAkrCsLAR NOTICE
ssrsnn pr.etss INDUCED vhsn sisnss h.b fr.qsssy
.sss a.. r, s.i :u . e; ss
ssSa' n.sIs imPes:,sls and dss;ssys sstA nis< sst
rhsss ar. ssms ths and .S,e,,
~ early hsbs ef youth visi wssbnsss stAs bssh
Fever P.p.dsa sfts. H..r Dy.p:py, Nerves. irrs.s
v Dsrsns Of the Dig fsaeesns Debility
MENTkLLY-Ts.i fearful Si .s..u On d. mind AZ. -..l
% SI..a'di,s. q M.n.sy C.uf.a:. fess: DB,..ss
Ls,. q ssh:sd', T,a,dy, s:s s .sas u s evil. pc
nERvoUs DEBILTyY.-TNsssassss ss ssvjsdes VIA,
the e.sss sftbsi declining hs.I.A lssae ss ,sss BE-
:.s s :,
DISEASES OF iMPRuDENcE.
5. p:n s.e .. .::
lsppsns that timed dread
as e.. a.:: Is: i. s.
had. s,srS,.ns .Dt d.saioG Pr...od', .hs
.:H ,: S =, month :, = sot :. u: .n.. 2.
s'.. 81, a.l,,S s..npso,,..n YIN ,.nsa ssss
s,sS, as:,ss ssst.a e: .y@ft.n q .h
Gfn prosr...ins ssf,l r.pidy, a death Pus.
ysned . b. dreadful ssfsrass BY ssndi1G bin
Dr. JoIHsoMp REMEDY FoR oaoAHIC WEAKIEss
AID IMPOfrNCY
this gsa and Important rsnsdy vs.hnsss Il he ssess
are speedily cured and f vGss Thousands q ~
and dssitssd VIE lad Lest an Asps, ha,t
been imms stately relieved.
AN nP: dnsn. n.In.ss. rAysis.I OF s..s.I dag cal.
1ssrens Less Of Prss,ssvs Psgsr, NsrvSss kts tity
Trembling and weakness Exhasstsa he ass fsass
Ind speedily cured. : =
ENFORCEMENT or fnE fREaa
YuE MANY fHOUaAND0 euysd stthis insitvusu v,shiu
ne last seventeen years. aud the enss
cal spsradsos Pssrnsd BY DR.. Johnson vtnssd By dr.
Ulsrten Of the psPsn and many ether psrsens
voreh have appeared again and again bssrs pubhs
udss bis standing gsnsnas 81 shsrasss ssa rsspsss
siliy, 10 ssassnt Guasansss tAs sAisssd Jan aty
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THE VARIOUS Coal "ExrRAcTs Goal oil is
not made from ordinary bituminous coal, which
contains too much sulphur for the purpose Ii Is
extracted from camel coal-a tough and more
valuable variety, immense seams of which are TO
De found In virginia and elsewhere. Kerosene
oil is not pure coal OIL but mixture of that with
lard OIL Parafine is mineral substance extracted
from camel coal, and resembling spermaceti in
iu appearance and qualities. Refined coal oil is
solvent Of gutta-percha and india-rubber
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T'Ak oNIS %k %st tk fEIHE SEsEEso MATTER

O2n.esusnty shall remain In Washington and
SIGN and OkNAMENTxT YAiNriNGG'o GGi CID.
sndsd to- Psnsins .S Old GLAZING promptly
Furniture in the besf style aiso cal at;sntiese s
70 ne n ffs,snn a s Of Roofs and Brick walls.
est; therefore solicit the patronSxs Of ms
ana Ieilow clu3ens Of the District Punotnnlit1
strictly observed, and work done in the beat man,
., You vii plsase mind your stops and stop .t M
ka r,Akh ~ Al Painting Esia blishment. No 81
ard 7th sts. WV" siuo' oetween 9th
2: = si.ns put up free Of charge, a. usual.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1861.

e'An''RAt%sT.ns 9r5,es stE ss, iSssr'
SKALBD Proposals. will be recsived at thIs ONO
until the I4th day of November next, st 90 oc <
2 m, for furnishing Rations to the United States
MARINES at the following stationr. during the ear
;n.rlestoxn,. Massachusetts. .
Portsmonth, New Hampshire.
Biros0klyp, Long Island, N,w York.
Sa o..ass' S.st PSs oI9sE V,;,n,.
WsshinssSn,. bs.la:i a sP Columbia
ter Of eGand AID sna
mesa Porsi eighteen ounces Of Bread made Of extra
sa sss Of Of Nsv
pounds Of coed hard Brown sosp. sSd one and aSas
aaf o, good hard dipped 1OW Candles
Ths Beef req eired shall b. delivered on tn. order
the best and most ohooe pieces of the osrcass tie
ussg tRnds n sna the
All subject tn Inspection 'N-E'
All bio. must be accompanied by tbs following
Form Of GUARANTEES.
of rh. underlined -. ths State
hereby safg.1s, thu. the isssSns bid Of
POST 'sa Sos s n.m .se
execute the oontr.ct for the same. with good and
shall FIJI 70 enter into eOnts:s. as Aforesaid, We
s1hrantI 70 make good the differences between the
accepted. r. t;nar.ntCyo 10
Witness: . .-. 4, IL Gnsysntor'
Eff
la60,
hereby certify that the above ramed -
make good their guarantee. n r.
To be signed BY the United States District INDIE
United states District Attorney, or Collector
no proposal will be considered unless aceomoa.
MED by the above gua antee. f"
~. HSsvsPapsrs authorized TO publish the above
mr. lhp first I'M
this Ofhoe for examInatiOn) A W
fTSPossls TO be endorsed Proposals for Rations
w. b. SLACK
80 1-iaw4w Major and q uaTtermaster.
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A DIAMOND STORY-The California correspon-
dent Of the Herald, says that story 10 current at
mining camp called Knights ferry, about thirty
miles from stockton, which partakes somewhat
were working an ordinary clsim, in that vicinity,
with sluice and hydraulic pipe. About dark
the pipemen saw an object which be had washed
out Of the bank lie glittering In pile of stones
and dirt which were to be washed through the
sluice- The CLEANS from ''ths object" III up all
the space In the vicinity, much to the astonish-
ment Of the workmen- The ppeman picked il
but alas ihe stumbled and dropped the glittering
gem into the sluice, and il was borne down by
the torrent Of water into the brs of the trail race
ard lost. 1t Is represented to be larger than the
"koh-i-noor-" very good story; but as dia-
monds don't happen to s'gleam and glitter until
they have been cut, perhaps this object wasn't
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nR. ]. BOVER DODs
II IMPERIAL VINE HTrTFRs

Lake, ami the universal verdict of an who use
them either ss ssd,eiHs or =. tscwses, 10 thai
them IN his pSstiss Tor yesfa bs ssSs
We puroha:ed Of him the cole light 20 msnufs oture
cure of Ineyisnt Consumytlon, IIdirestion, DJs-
Peps:s, Ploa, Nervous Diseases, Female Com
pailts ana oil cases reguiIlns tonic, they are be-
their medicinal Iro7eries they are Q pure, whole
s2me ana deig httui Beverage producing al the
without their inJua GUS results. Let eli friends OF
humanity and al advocates of temperance assist
us In substituting these valuable Vegetabl Bitters
Tor the rliserGI pcisoHs and adwsfsrated Lisror,
with which the country liz flooded, and thereby ef-
from tse land,
-, CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & CO.,
PrcprietorE, Is William street, New York,
J. SGHWARZE;A Agent,
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pIONEER STEAM AND BROWN
STONE WORKS Wv

Inc sposorlber begs leave TO inform tho citizens
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pROPOsALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.
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CLASS No.
Maskisae Blanksts, Cloths, and Dry Goods.
5000 Psir, point white y q MsOLia.e bsnksss, to
$3.50 pairs .x-point white Maekinao Blankets, to
Ion ?, s. sehs: sd w's
measure q By 81 iseass, and weigh So
500 pairs IL point White Maok,nao blankets, TO
measure IS by 80 inches, and weigh ~
sp eairs point white Mackia,c blautets. to
10 measure 81 By &c inches, and weigh 81
500 PAIRS s. point scsrlst Mackinae Blankets, 70
measure 60 by - inches, and weigh pounds
800 pslrs 73s-point scarlet MacKinac blankets. to
PSI fas sesrss to
3!s measafs ~ by Is Inches, and weigh 6%
$50 pairs I-poipt scarlet Msckin.c blankets, to
measure 81 by As inches, and weigh So
leo pairs So point green Ms-kinao blank sss. to
Measures b, - inches, aud veig b 70 pounds
measure 50 ~ "a inches and ~si. pounds
500 pairs ga point green Msokinac blankets. TO
Pa: e M.dfnspe
kets TO measure GO by "a inches. and weigh
$50 pairs s-point lndig o-blus Maokinao b ankets
to measure o. BY Y inches, and weigh 8
pounds
$50 pairs ga point indigo blue Maokiuao blan-
kets, TO measure 81 by s. inches, and weis h
pounds = .-. $3.50
100 pairs sl1 point gentinsla blus Macklnae
blankets, TO measure 81 by "a inches, and
weigh 10 pounds
500 pairs POI mt gentinal,a- blue Maokinao ban-
kets, to measure 90 BY 70 inches, and weis b
8pounds
coo psirs 71z point gen,inells- blue Maokinac
-E blanket, to measure 81 by Sc inches, and
weigh pounds fl
$50 pairs point gsntinsIla blue Mackinae blan-
kets, to measure ~ by &c inches, and weig b
So pounds :.
900 pairs TX poiat gentinella- blue Maokinsc
blankets, 70 MEASURE S6 by 50 inches, and
weigh ~ pounds HE
$50 pairs i-point GENT blue Macklneo blan-
ke.s, TO measure 81 by IS iEches, ard weigh