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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

FNNHE Court of Probate for the District of Litch- -H field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Es tate of FANNY MARIA GRITMAN, late of Warren in said Distlict deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neg lectng to present their accounts within said time, properly attcstcd, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 GEORGE GRIrMAN, Administrator.
 May 28, 1eGO 6-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
For Sale,

A GOOD second hand one horse WAGON "A worth about s20 in good running order. Ellsworth, May 29, 1860.
 6 4wo F. 4, LOCKWOOD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
EAl. Sale.

1u@HE House and Lot-late residence of IONA. THAN CARRINGTON-in North street in the village of Litchfeld. With the house about eight acres of land Also, a complete set of Tin ner's tools Enquire of the subs criber
 A. $. LEWIS. Litchfeld, March 2l, 1860. 4sH
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
NOTICE.

NHAvING purchased the stock of Books and Ah Stationery of John II. Smith, proprietor Of the County Book Store, I take pleasure in an nouncing to the inhabitants of Litchfeld County who have favored Mr. Smith with their liberal patronage, that shall endeavor to offer induce ments that will solicit continuance of their pat ronage. At the commencement of mercantile operations have resolved to adopt the Cash sys tem of trade, as I shall then be able to sell my goods much cheaper than should were obliged to charge them. RIVERluS MAhoh'
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
NOticH

NJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sub. lV scriber has bought the Blacksmith's shop and lot formerly occupied by William Rogers in Spencer street, where we shall continue our Blacksmith business, Horse shoeing, OK Shoeing, and all other work in our line will be punctually attended to. J. E. FULLER.
 Litchfeld, April 16, 1860. l-F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
MARIA BAILEY
 NS. THOMAS BAILEY.

MARIA RA1IEy STATE OF CONNECTICUT
 ys LITCHFIELD COUNTY ss. THOMAS BAILEY, A' A''fe''s!d; b. isso. May 7'h' ETPON the petition of said Maria Bailey pray O ing for reasons therein set forth for a di vorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for Litchfeld County. to be holden on the second Tuesday of September, A. D. 186O It ap- bearing to and being found by the subscribing authority that the said respondent has gone to parts unknown and is absent from this State
 Therefore ordered that notice of the pendency of said petition be given said respondent by pub fishing this order in the Litchfeld Enquirer, a newspaper printed in Ltchfield aforesaid four weeks successively, commencing on or before the 31st day of May. A. D. 1860.
 CHARLES ADAMS, Ast. Clerk of the
 6-4t Superior Court for Litchfield Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
Iron Bank.

FWVHE annual meeting of the stockholders of .A this institution, for the choice oi Directors,
 70. for the ensuing year, will be holden at their 'anking house in Falls Village on TUESDAY the hird day of July next at 10 o'clock A. M. A. c. RANDALL, Cashier. . Falls Village, June 1, 1860. 7-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
A Baro1neter for the Agricul-
 fural Million.

.A RT AND SCIENCE.-A NEW AND DESI- A RABLE ARTICLE. The Barometer has been known to science for many years. It was first used in measuring the height of mountains. their. altitude being determined by the height of mercury in the tube. And long has it been the fakyM and aaseparable companion of the mariner. neuer failing in its timely scarnnq of the opproacnq storm-giving from ten to siny hours for prepard- ton to meet the tempest.
 Bnt every attempt to make this instrument a portable article of merchandise has always failed until the present patent, by T. R. TIMBY, bear. Ing date November 3d, 1857-the scientific and mechanical construction of which, renders 1t safe piece of portable merchandise-comb blnlng perfeo durability with the most highly ornamental and chaste beauty known in science of art.
 This article has been examined by scientific men in whom we have every confidence, and they pronounce 1t perfect success.'-N. y. Obserua.
 The Barometer is an instrument upon which much reliance can be placed in indicating the ap- proach of storms, and should be in general use among agriculturists. There has been but one obstacle in the way of this in this country, al though it has not prevented it's universal use among agriculturists in Europe, where the eli mate is much less changeable than our own. This only practical difficulty in the way has been re- gently overcome by Mir. T. R. 1IMBY, in render ing the instrument entirely portable His improve ment is on scientific principles and of great sim plicity and efficacy.
 have no hesitation in giving it an unqualified recommendation. CHARLES w. HACKLEY,
 Prof of Anatomy in Columbia College.
 New York Oct, 26 1S5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

\ ISTRICT of Plymouth ss., Probate Court, 11 April 27, 1860
 Estate of JAMES MIX late of Plymouth in said district deceased.
 Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate for said district. will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on the sth day o June, 1860, at o'clock on tine afternoon, (unless previously disposed of at private salc,) so much of the real estate of said deceased, will raise the sum of fifteen hundred ffty-four and 52-l00 dollars Sale to take place at the residence of the late James Mix in said Plymouth Terms made known at time of sale.
 6 2w IRA HADSELT., Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
w ANTED

@DAAGk CORDS of HEML' OK BARK for ~OO which good pricein Cash will be paid when delivered at the shop of the subscriber
 D. c. MONSON. Morris, Aug. 2. 1859 o16
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
Extract of letter from HENRY WARD BEEcHEr, while visiting in the country and publshed in

Extract of letter from HENRY WARD BEEcHEr, while visiting in the country, and published in
 the New York Independent:
 It is five o'clock q o s A hundred birds, yes, five hundred are singing as birds never sing ex- cept in the morning. A few chmneys send up slow wreathing column of smoke, which grows every moment paler as the new kindled fires be- low burn brighter o < The clouds hang low on the mountain on every side Their ragged edges comb the mountain side, and look as if they must sway the trees in their course. Yet they move with such soft and drowsy measure that not leaf stirs Will there be rain today? The heavens overhead look like it. The clouds around 1 the mountain hang low as if there were rain com | ing. But the Barometer says. No. Then few l rounds with the scythe before breakfast. D
 We must make hay while the sun shines. E 9 Q The day passes and the night. With another morning. and that Saturday morning, comes up the sun without cloud to wipe his face upon. The air is clear and crystal-no mist is on the river, no fleece upon the mountain, yet the Ra- rumnter is sinking and has been sinking all night It has fallen more than quarter ot an inch, and continues slowly to fall. Onr plans must be laid accordingly. We viii cut the clover which is to be cured in tho cock, and prepare to get in all of yesterdays moving before 2 o'clock. Not till about 10 o'clock is any change seen. Then the suns light seems pale and though not a cloud is before it. some invisible vapor has struck through the atmosphere. By and by clouds Lcgin to form, loose, vast cumbrons, that slowly roll and change their unwcl!y shapes and take on every shade of color that lies between the darkest leaden gray and the most brilliant silyer-gray. i. o o While catching nasty meal, affairs grow critical The sun is hidden. The noon is dark. All hands arc summoned. S o $ f All the girls and ladies como forth to the fray. Delicate hands are mak- ing lively work, raking np the dispersed grass ard flying with right nimble steps here and there, bent on cheating the rain of its expected prey and now the long winnows are formed. The last load of hay from the other fields has just rolled | trumphantly into the barn. " t t drop pats down on my face another and another. Look at those baselcss mountains that tower in the west, black as ink at the bottom, glowing like snow at the top cdge-what gigantic revolutions ! They open unfold, change form, flash lightning through their space. close up their black guifs. and move on with irresistible but silent march through the heated air. Ear in the north the rain has begun to sheet down upon old Gray Lock But the sun
 i shining through the shower, and changing 1t 10 golden atmo- phere, in which the mount;,in lifts up his head like glorilied martyr among his prosecutions Only one look c;,n we spare. and all of us run for the house. and in good time, Down comes the flood, and every drop is musical. We pity the dcighhors, who not warned by the Barometer, are racing and chasing to save their outayinS cl"ps.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

VUVHE NORTH ASSOCIATION of Litchfeld u County will hold it's annual meeting at Torringford, June 18th. Rev. Mir. Fern preach CT, Rev. Mir. Eddy substitute.
 JOSEPH ELDRIDGE, Register, June 1, 1860. It
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
NEW BOOT & SHOE STORE.

yE<HE subscriber having taken the old stand -H. of Samuel Clock has just returned from mar ket with new and full assortment of first quail ty Boots and Shoes, which will be sold very cheap for cash. Will also make to order. Repairing done at short notice. A share of the public pat ronage is respectfully solicited.
 N. B.-Wanted, a good journcyman to work at custom work s. G. BEACH, Ag't.
 Litchfeld, May 15, 1860. 4tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
To Rent.

TENHE Dwelling House in South street, lately U occupied by E. L. Houghton. Apply to
 Alto E. B. WEBS FER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
Paints. Oils and Varnishes.,

TNVHE subscriber has on hand a large stock of A Paints, consisting in part of Jewett x Sons. Bellevue and Boston White Lead, French and American Zinc, Boiled and Raw Linseed Oil. Ja' pan, Demar, Coach and Furniture Varnish, Yer degris, Chrome, Paris and Hampden Permanent Greens, Browns Yellows, Reds, dry and in oil, Putty, Whiting Patent Dryer, Brushes, Sc.
 House Painting in all it's branches done to order
 JAMES SMITH. Wolcottville. Ct. Shop in the basement of Wadhams block. 40-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

DAPER HANG1NGs, Oil Cloths, Mating IT and Carpets at as low prices as can be bought in the city, at A. G. FERRISSS.
 New Milford, June 4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

SOLDERING FLUID.-For mending Copper, S Brass, Tin, Sc. This is an article that in- stantly Tins over any metal to which it is ap- piled, thereby rendering soldering by Farmers very easy. Manufactured by F. M SANFORD, and sold by G. SANFORD & SON.
 Litchfeld, June 7, 1860. 3w7
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

IHRESS TRIMMINGS, good assortment, at 11 A. G. FERRISS'S.
 New Milford, June f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
SPORT! SPORT /! SPORT {! FUN FOR TEE MTrJ,roui

NEW and Wonderful Dscovery-A Secret " Way of Catching Fish alive, as fast as you can take them out of the Water.-This is no humbug. Send 25 cents in Cash or Stamps, to GEORGE H. BoTSFORD, Newtown, Conn.,, and receive the Art, which will be sent free by. mail.
 May 31, 1860. t6-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

nREss GOODS, at low prices, just received D by A. G. FERRrSS.
 New Milford, June A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
From Prof. SULLIVAN.

The fall of mercury warns the mt trincr to put his ship in trim for a storm. and conveys the ne kind of information to a farmer: and enables him seasonably to provide, for nnfavorahle changes in the weather, by housing h.s animals and protec.- ing his crop
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

From Hon JAMES s. WADswoRTH, Gcneseo, N. '
 A good Barometer. in the hands of an intelli gent farmer would be of great utility.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

Prof. NJ. F. MAuRY, of the National Observatory,
 Washington, says The practical uses of Barometer toa practical farmer, are manifold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

From Prof. JOSEPH HENRY, Smithsonian Insti-
 tute, Washington. In relation to Earometcrs, to practical farmers, they serve to warn the farmer to make prepara- tions for the weather, which might be injurious to his crops or stock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

The late Dr. DICK, IL. D., Christian Fhilos' :
 pher. &c. &c., says:
 By the use of the Barometer. the farmer is warned of approaching storms. and thereby ena- bled to protect his produce from danger.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
s. T. B1ssELI,

Piano Forte Tuner & Repalfer, IVY GUILD respectfully inform the citizens of
 w Litchfeld and vicinity, that he will he in that place the second week in June for the purpose of Tuning and Repairing Piano Fortes,
 All orders left at the Mansion House will be promptly attended to. 6M
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07
HARDWARE FOR CASH.

NHERDS GRASS and CLOVER SEED at EH T. H. RICHARDS
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

Volumes of corroborative testimony from prac- tical and scientific men, might he added to the above had we space. and were it necessary. The attempt to portray to the practical farmer the manifold tsrantags and economy to be realized from a timely admoniton of approaching rain in hay ing and harvesting (and in fact from the opening of spring to the closing of winter) we should only be repeating instances that daily in the his- tory of every farmer-similar in character to the one related by Mir. Beechcr. in which case a sia. gle ddmonition than pays the cost @ instrument that will lust for ages.
 Orders for Y. R. Tiaaby9s Barometer may be addressed to
 7-3t SAM'L NJ. ENSIGN, Morris, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

M by JusS Tnp ,eGSsved
 Ner Milford, June {. A. "' N""i's'
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-07

4 T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth A within and for the District of Plymouth
 on the 2nd day of June, A. D. 1860.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-20
9 d. 81 n3eiac.

Dem perebrlihca ceutifen putlitum, insbes
5enocre ben percbrli6cu Gltern meiner Shiler
Die er9sbenlte Nn;ei9c, rae neine SGule am
Mrutas. cca 81. Suli. Mcrsens 8 llbr,
auicrsr crOfuct unO Der tGslihs uuterri6t pom
Micr9cne 8 ubr bic NddmittasS 2 ubr fcrtss.
fst6t ,piro. Nae neutrality-suspicious. ncrpcn
III bcutl3cr INN en9liihcr Spra&e atssbanpelt.
3uSlcitb Oiene CUR Nahriht. RAP it Serrn
&trion, einen setprcnsn 8rauscltn, snsasirt
babe, BEN llnterrt&t in Der iranS6iiiGsn SpraGu
pbne srUbe GrbS9uus Dcs biebcrissn Sdulael.
Sts in intiittr Stuff rtr;atrastf.
Nuh pirO Der lluterriht in ben peitIideu
Srsulrtc- unp Suutarbrittn pie i'm 9aufr ces
aetjten sStntcrS BON Der Sneufrie. 9rbrerin 9Ii6
D. Spelling Uisrer furtSefsst.
Fur GrisiGternn8 Der GiaErn.G iut6ciluusen
CRUDE Id Die relp. gltsrn. pelae mir ibre Rim
Der auSutrauen modem, c~isielbtu mir ldusisns
bis 'um MittircH, ben 2. Nusut, s~sfiuiaf CUR
S6ule "a ienrsn ODER miubttens a~n,umelotn.
CUR ndberen MISUNDERSTANDING bin ih In
Sieier Bu6e tebsn Gag am 9prmittaa bis ID
1lbr in mcincr Drbuuus, 9rcapRreet, SO. 127,
Su ipreden. Mntcn 8tdtr. Qebrrr.
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8iniae Orn Cipphal:

Gina W Natrs if3ne S%ctecnfOfe 3u IS Gent.
Olu's ~ 20 ets.; 10000 garDs fraH,SFiGs Or.
sa"s'sS Sasonstts; ttnfuhe unO ~sefr.ifte Sa
reyes feiae Sawn Su 12i Cts, pertb 20 Gent.
l3ons tetne 8instams gu 123 Cts. =; 1000 ssx
iait color ealise ,u 6 unp 8 Gts., ptvtb 10 rns
~ sts.; oO0 Oamsn.D uisrs ,l nur sd Gts . ;;
i@~ar3s ls,osne Sie' SbapIs unp MantiQos ,r
% 4 uno ., Die anDsrwdrts Oas pUpprIts IUasm.
O'e Oslts anSpabl pcn Scnnenfairmen pcn SO
on a. tttnf0n SttrtS, Die i6Snhe @uswabl, psn
20 sts an. 3aldcnti6sr bon 5 Cts. an. St,Ia
sea~Is gu 81. bilis far SO. Den btftn se6lsiS.
ten Cotton, wsrtb l Sbiu,sss, ,u 12l. TO. 8 nm,
etn :sdf gutter sIrtiteI islth fir 6 Cts. 700 Bon
net Wou&es, Don Is Cts. an, ,ur 6alfte bed
greilsS, mas in @rainers StoreS ~bsrrcbnrt syirs.
g Iur peril nnS Snaben'& IsiSer. gbsd
eamorie uno Sipib @uslin. Cambria s3orkh
un0 Collars. plain @inabams fir Sonu,ts nIN
OeutIta blaisen Yreifem.
SOiepb StrauS, 30. 81 @atnRr.
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Grrrn GOnIe.
8efaurant,

Ueltduraft,
Gde Der IL. nno Carp tra6e.
Die unitrsei&nstsn erlaubeu fh bisrm.t ere
sebenlt. baS 9sebrte 9utlifum 8iGmpnb'e, TO-
ipie ale 8etisroen auf itr ts fsinssrihtctes Gtat.
lifemsnt teipnosrs oufmertfam al MADDEN, sa in
itper Se3isbuns fur Die Sequemli6feit uno
Comfort %unferer wertbsn @diit sclorst 1T. Dur6
Nitwirfeu zines ausas,sidneien 8cdes, pss
teitrenrmmirten Srn. Sbirme, fnb mir in ben
Stano scirbt, bic WatlSeitcn auf cine @eiIe an
~lisfcrn, bic niGts gu piinidrn iitris lGet, unp
,rpar Su icber 3aassseit. 9irttatrr eines prr.
,iislihsn 9laies Bsin uosr 9iquGr, Iopie bic.
ieni9en 5srrsn, welde germ cine pirflih feline
eiaarre raudsn. m69cn BEL uns purlpreden.
F"r 9eieuihaftsn ltsben INNER siniee eleaant
mpplirte ;3immer in Sercitlhaft. @uh Siens
Mnftfrrunpen CUR Na6ri6t, DAP elm sutcs Yia
%npfcrte ann, belitbissn @ebrauh pprbanpsn In.
Sa mir bic 9reile auf's SiGisfte seltsnt taten,
10 bitten mir s~rsstenlt I'm, sabtrsi6en 3uiprud.
Sbie unp Gerretl.
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0pmtbier S 9later,

9fo. IS @fainir., 5piiden Der IA. u. Is. Stra6e,
%erlaaben f& tiermit ibren 5rcunben wie benz
oeutlhsn 9ublitum iber9aupt Die eraebrnRe I'm
,et9e lu MAIDEN, DAP le ibr neu etablirtss
2Setn= nm6 SiAdrrem=Gjeicoait
INTERN bsutissn Gage s%rDfnet baben.
Dnra elm ret&baltises Eager Der briten 8bsin-,
Iran,Oltlhr uno unsar, 0eine, 9aycrne unD Jp
belle Sranntreine, Sum- unp 0bisftse uno 90.
oannas unO Dcmefie. Gisarren in Den Clamp
9etebt allen biuisen @nfOrOerunsen s~eniisen al
tcnnsn, mire es unier eifrisIes 8e(treben lein
our& Stut9teit Der Yreie uno 8eeattat Der Se.
Otenun8 uns eie @unf pes 9ublitums su erin.
gen uno Su erbaIten.
8ihmpnb. Sa., 5. Waf 1860.
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Qln3etGe.

Dem 9ublifum Die AuieiSe. bae Der unter,
lei6nste iein 8stail9sihdft aufaessten BAT unp
oae sr fertan nur nod feline Beiebier.S raue, st
tn gr0ssm Nlabltabe, psrbunoen NIT elmer fran.
3oditen Creme, Stqueurs uno Grtratt. 5abrtf
rurauf sr bic Serrsn SBirtbe b~sicnOsrs aufmsrt
nertiam madbt. fcrtlsbt. pelcbe pom Mpntaa ab
tei mir Su Raben iiuc. Ssrr =. Steinlrin wirp
bs ghts baben. SrorrS fir mid in @mpfana ,u
nsbmen. DantsnD fur ods mir isitbsr gsf4eutte
Ssrtrauea, tofs t4 mir b%alelbe pur& prompte
anb lrlips Sspienung au6 ferntr ~ perpien.n.
8. SenarA.
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.. Grant
go. 2 Grhnnnr 8lnH

Stpuhbt Olou,
Snlprrtsr unS 8ertdufer BON 20
Sranntwetnen u. @taar M!
srlauet lih hermit Dem bsutIGsr publifum sRi6.
meneS uno umfsbxns fein reibbalhass Qoo.r
pom inportirtrn 1'tnsn, 9ranutpcinen uns Ss:
pana Gisar,rn ,u empfrbleu.
50 Ss'n Srrratt BON fran,5ff6en 8ctpweinrn
tur tor'msneeu Scmmcr it srcs unb brarbt In
els'fn ssrl6ieosnsn @attunssn. pie: ct. SuIi.n.
a. r'eee, vi. Gmtlton, pentet Gdu&, Gbatean
satoar. epat'au Va Hple, Gbntedu qaftte. Gso-
teau Maraanr &C., wUrunter bic befsn sH,ins
weipe tmpcrttrt rerpen. Dirielbcn werpsn IN
0Ial1, n nno beim DusrnN p~rrfauft; rt,poT AZ.
rtnSsre Scrtsn and 6ri @aucn..
orsnh Brandy bsI unO Sunttlfartio. ,,n
Jas 9snnsh?. Sa,srac, 9irrst, Gaaiquu n. c..
Slas brewers Company unO anptre Sort,n n,
S.!l"FcsnsN Vrstien, ttsnio @bampasner. Mas
S CO. Spetts~''n uns Sfssinwcin; g8bistey,
S>'.' Is""' ~. SpH OdVana 0iaarren INNER
arpst NuSwabl an Sanp. "''
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% 4.

Die linttriei&netsn crlaubsn l6 9iernit, alien
ibrsn 6rrunpsn unp Ssfanntsn bic eraebsnle
anSeise gu MAIDEN. oae 5r. Gbs. 6. Sbweaerls,
pom bsr 6irma 9attUrf uno Co., 81 Carp Ctr,
pom eem Ncrcen ,uridsctrbrt III uno belcucers
tiGtss @intdufs fur @oib sema6t lat in
Welnen, Siquors, &isarren, 9imbureer 3aI.,
8asttrrp- Sprup, aud s&ter peutIHer
Gsrprlatpurf,
rrelHt Qrtitel fe ben scetrten &unben pbulefals
nnb retail ,u ben biqislten Yrsiftn a~blaIIeu iper.
Den. Tim eintn freuupli6en 3uIpru& bittet err
gsbenlt s. u. Sattcrf u. 6 o.,
~ @arp effect.
R- Gin sutss tibles 0las Bier nrts an Der
Bar.
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Stcae ~Stusciacu.
ID rtbldatIs Gr6fauna

Ter llntcrseibnrte srldust ifb eirem scc6rter
p"ti'' m RE In,eias SIT 'noden, raf or ,miitcr;
Der 8. ~ Z. Strobc elncn So9rrbier' Salrn er.
6fnet Bat. 81 wirc Gas getrsbcn ~peIelten lein,
ltets nur ole bsfen @strdnfe su baitsn uno purd,
aufmertlame uno irsuncfi&e Secisnuna %cirisni.
gen, wclhe ibn b%stutten, ben fur,rn NufenttaIt
in ieinsm freunpliGsn unO fibIen SUfaIr anse.
nebm an MAIDEN.
8i&mcnp, 90. Suli 1860.
Spbu Serbia, Qat.
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Die untersrihnrtsi. lenfen bic Mufmsrl,o mfrit
BON ySieberoertauiern duf ibr 9uaer pom GNrpce,
RIGS, prcpiiione, @tsbl, @isarrrn, Sautatnt NIB
lunltiae Irtitel, pie aewSbnlida in einem Serafti.
gen Wpoleiales9 eiAaft aefibrt psrber. PcIcn.
brrs mad,a lie auf ibr reidr5 @ein. un. giqnprs
3aser aufmsstiam Npe eieIe Wdcrer ,,r .oen
auf nprbliGea Warften unb meikenS fir 8aor
9etauft tresbolb mir BET piinftli6en Ve,ebleru
su Gubsrt b:aisen Yreilen o~ertaufer tGunen. -
Die eOn uiis als dht sarantirtsn MIrnnpies uur
&iine finp sisere Importation, uilN ,oaber ae.
miid', rod nit 3uidBen i&dplider @rofe Der.
Etrr. pie tieles bel BEN i'm Norusn aetouften
8aorca uur III pft Der SAT- iR. Der {, .ibmt,
,,99. Wotece's Yure Mountatr Dem" gShieftp,
prH r'm mr. re ~sinSi9sn Yerfdufsr fan, r0irp
an 0eboI uro @ni, Don feinem inmer1n(, DIR
S'r. StaoiFn ss5 annteu gDtisf.p iissrtrofea.
unler Eoe 0eiieNt aubsrDcm nod ans:
looo OeE ~ ,une l~upsrine afebl, rntsr be.
nFn NE 9o'i S0de,a 9eiutten SUrtcn ; lfep.
S.lfNRe, pcl'9 3tteo uao CUBA 3uder uno Nfo.
laisS; 900 6os Gut eOaf, @ruibep, Wcipperec
n"r 8Hhes3nd:r; 100 &llfen S9se 800 GtIfsn
&tiie pJO SiMier; No. 1 uno SIC. 8 Wodste,
nao 9erase; f'ilne quite GOlDen Sutter. BON
DIR mir po~entli4 Senpupssn et6alten Qars
Bacon Sipef, Dams, Sbculoers unp 8reoifs
@etd, StGrte, gsaf 3UpOsr, scmablsnrn Rafs
uIo Ytsfrr Yriffen, Seien, elmer uno ale e;,
(%onit'9en @riliei, RE in elmer Grocery serpSbnlid,
oFstrt9t perDen.
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SSgi"F'F oieh'S, 3usenlOoia, Sluds, Onon.
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s pnfitutien Der ,freten anne.
rtfentf6en Sir 6enaemeinpe."
L. @rtfsn, her &ir6e.
Die &irGe fol-, iCbalo bielelbe cine Iu,abi
SrA % @fttSliepern 3ablt, ais bsltebenb brtrs&tet
nerben.
2. Namen Der Birdie.
Die &irhe fol- pssen i9rer unab6Inaiafnt
pom Yabite uuS Sif&6fen ben Hameu ,freie IN.
atbdnSiSe ameritanilhe fatbpliihe Rir6e fiibrsu.
3. Swef Der STRIDE.
Der 3psd bisier Stride it,:
l. IGe MenI6sn cbne unteri&iet ibrer Gun.
FELTON, oils Sriiber ;u betra6rn, bas Sano DER
eiett unter ibneu INNER msbr su befsfiasn INN
10 aat Dem sinSiSsn 9iele ib:sr Sehimmuus emit.
9egen III fIbren, oeren @runpprinIip in /: @lid-
lids lu ipercen unb sliidli4 su MAIDEN.
u. Vile %freifinni9en &atbolifen, secI&e burh
oas bisrarhii6e Nuftrsten Der fatbcliiden Sts
ltofe uno Yrirfter, Iowie bur& eeren ~unconlti.
tlttenelle eebren gum @ustritt aus Der rom. Ia.
t~boltlden &trche aus Griinpen Der 9ernunft aes
nOtbigt pareu, JI elmer Deeree unter einem Dir.
ten Ju Sereinisen.
4. Contribution.
Die nabere Gunfituticn fol- ourb elm BON rer
@emeince erpGbltcs COMMITTEE n6ber ausaeor-
beitet unb Der 0smeinpe ;ur naberen Seratbuua
pUraeiest wsroen.
Weitere NaArihten iber cine alaeneine as.
,uealtsnpe Seriammluns iter Srt unc ;3eit Der.
lslbsn, fol- In bielem psrsbrli6eu 8latte nod ma.
Der b~eltinmt wsrpen. &trion