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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-30


 rs. ORDER OF NOTICE. EDwArD W. GORDON
 STATE OF CoSNEcTIcUr
 Ltchfeld County,
 LIrcHrIELD, October 2Oth. 1862. ' PoN petition of sail ABNEn w MITCHELL S praying for rcaSoHs therein set forth f.r a foreclosure of certain real estate therein desc.i- b'd how pending before the Superior Court in and for said L'tcatield County, to be holden u,. the first Tuesday of November, \ D. 1862 IL appearing and being found by the subscribil 2 authority. that the said respondent is absent from tlis State, and gone to parts unknow,,- Therefore.
 oRDEaED-That notice of the pendency O said petition he given said respondent, by pu!. fishing this order in the Litchtield Enquirer, 2 newspaper printed in said Litch.eld, two week, sue essivcly, commencing on or before the 22d day of October. A. D. 1862
 VIM, l. RANSOM. Clerk
 of the Superior Court G-tE for L;tchfeld County.
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Notice.

NOtICt.
 WY HEREAS, my wife ELIZA JANE has lief W my bed and board without any ju> cause or provocaton, this is to forbid all person from harboring or trusting her on my account as will pay no debts of her contracting.
 HENRY c. ROWE. Washington, Conn. Oct. 6. 1862. 25-ts
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DIED.

h Prison, at Lynehbure. Va. abou, In1. ist. Hush s. Goslss, of Co. E. 9th Reoims.s ufy n V sen of Hlry R. Goslss vf this town. '
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SjPERFINE INGRAM CARPETS ALSO-Cstton, Cotton Chain, All Wool an, Three Ply CARPErS-Af full Stock at reasonabI prices. - .sFr -c es- r-+-Es a
 If A. G. FERRISS.
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FOUND,

FOUND, \ \ the enclosure of the Subscriber, or < about the lstn day ot October, 1862, four te 5earling HEIFERs-nor artificial mi.tks For which the owner may call, and, by paying .ha.geI, take them away
 RILEY EENFORD. Cornwall Oct 22 186 2S-l3
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N5essrs. Lazarsss & Morris,

 cur with those ordinarily sold. and their perfect Knowledge of .he profession enables them to ii the Eye most skilfuily and accurately To these wavering between the WANT o SPECTAtLES and the DISLIKE naturally felt at being uGliged to wear them, MESsRS. LAZARUS & NORRIS Would say that timely adoption of their bcau- tiin Lenscs will obviate the continuous use of them, for many years mere oecaslonal use, when the E, es feel tired from clse application
 sutficng to restore them, and so to enable such persons, whose sight is just failing, to avoid the constant ot Specta.les-a a desde- ! ratum most valuable.
 In cases u1 Impaired or diseased Vision, these Spec acles CANNOT BE Too HIGHLY COMMENDED. l he system MEssRs LAZARUS & MORRIS inva- ! rial ly pursue of examining the Eye, and so ac- curately fitting it-let the defect be what 1t may 1 --conjoirc with the quality of their 1m2roved Lenses have of conferrirg aistinctness and 6r'II: ianey of vision. enables hem to atf, I'd great ana unexpected relief i cases almost hopeless. 1 Tbe advertisers cannot here give the numer- ous recommendations they have received from the very large and highly respectable portion of the community who have favored them with their patronage, hut for the satisfaction of all who may be unacquainted with the aessrs. L.. k Nj. they can produce an unlimited amount of written testimonials for their inspection. The whole business of the advertisers s con fluct.d under 1beir constant personal supe, vis- | i"n and they pledge themselves that it shall be ,lluctc,i in th- future in the Same
 Honorable and Pains-taking Manner .,s has so emen,iy distinguished l, in the past 1 They have alvays on hand an imiu. nse stock oi ! :heir
 Cc'e Dra.eti spfctac:eS. i in Gold Silver and Steel Frames, at strictly : nl"ler:tte prices.
 LAZARUS $ NORRIS i Resident Practical Opticians and OcuISts. 1 No l7 Hurgerf"rl Cones Block. Near the Post Office Main Street, | tf-26 HARTFORD.
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FOU D.

EOU ND.
 H the enclosure of the subscriber on the 29il A day of September. 1862. Two RED CALVES one much larger than the other-for which tn owner may call, and by paying charges, tax tlem away.
 EBENEZER B. MARSH. New Milford, Oct. 1lth, 1862 3t-26a
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XsxssEee .NOfi0ns,

YsHMlcee .HsOfi0sis,
 ANT KEROSENE OIL. FLUID & ALCOHOL. -ALSO- : A LARGE variety of Kerosene Lamps, Patent "A Night Burners. Tom Thumb Lamps, An healed. Flint and Common Glass Chimniss.- Sold cheap for Cash by -..- tf-l4 '7 RIvERIUS MARSH
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EUIti.H.

| A T a Court of Probate holden at sharon with l IN in and for the Disttict uf SGaion, October
 27th. A D 1862.
 1 Upon the petition of RoDsEY C. WOODWARD l of CheAanSo, New York, showing b this Count
 that he is consclva,or ot Ida Woodward of said
 Sharon. duly appointed by said Ceut the said
 Ida having bv reason of idiocy, lulacy, sick | hess. age, and other causes become ltc;:pable If
 taking care of herself and nlanagingher affairs. That tine Said Ida is the owner ot certain real estate situsted in said sharon in Saf district
 n,nnt;etl n.rti:erIy on Samuel s. Woodward aud
 Abel C. ood ards iand eastcill on Chap- l mai, $ land e,u1h on Hiram Coopd and fhilo l Jucketts land :; and westerly on hIt hWa3 ; and
 is the same tl.at was set to Eer iron the ss ale ] uf David ". Woodward, lat. ci sharon iii sai
 district, deceased to which retcresce may be | nad for fultl.er description cuniaitiIg ninety
 tive acres a.>. ninety reds of land, valued at
 about one .h"usand dollars. That would be | foI the interest of said Ida that tie same b, I sold and vc,ie,! for her benet!, according to the 1 statute And praying for liberty to sell bait: | property f,r the purposes aforesaid. ORDEEgD by this Court, that said conservatOr 1 give notice i said application by csnslig the s,inc to be published sn the Licpb t.ld Enquirer, | hree weeks sucressiveiy. at least six weeks c. ore the hearing Ami that said petitioner will ..e heard u the Probate Cc- iii sa' district,
 the 29in day oi December next, at Gle o,v"ek. r il.
 Certified from Record,
 23.t3a CHAELEs SEARS, Judge.
 EA ISIRICT of Kent, ss., Probate Court, Oct -kI obcr 10th. 1862.
 Esiate of PHILu HILLS, late of Kent in said Dis stl!tt. Ge caStd.
 Tne EAeeutor represents the Estate insolvent. .d prays the appointment oi Comm issoEcls thereon.
 ORrERED-lhat Commissioners to receive and examine the Claims of the creditors ot said ate be appointed at tie Probate Office in Kent. .n lhc 2th .iiy ii October. ISo2. at one clock
 afternoon; of which ali persons in inteies, will :akc notice al.I be heard thereon. And he hsecutor will cause this notice to be published Il tn,. LtCliiell Enquirer, and be posted on tine
 l,biil Sig-p..st in said Kent, ncarcst where said
 cc3;l~t'i last s:welt
 Ky order "f the Court.
 27-t:5 ClIARLi.>o E. ANDREWS (lrlk.
 A I ti Court of Probate holden al New sliltor
 A within and for the District ot New Milford,
 n tie 9th day of August. A. D. 1882; s Present-Samuel b. Irron. Judge. lhe Court of Probate for the District f New ii;fold, bath limited ani allowed sx months rem t;ic tae hereof. for the creditors to the es- | tate o' RILEY i'EtT, Esq late ot tEe Town of New Milford in said District, deceased. to exhibit ;heir claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within s.., time, sill be debarred recovery, All prls,n> indebted to said estate, request. | ed to make immediate payment to SAMUEL li PEET, 3t21o LEHMAN I iEET Executors.
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Iitchfeld County ss. New Milford, 1882 Personally appeared J J. CONKLIN. Cashier of sf"resaid Bank and made oath that the above statement is correct, according to his best knowledge and belief
 Before me- this 10th day of Oct A D. 1882 26 t1 WILLIAM ROBERTS,
 Justice of the Peace,
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VALUABLE Ia tAfESTEAD
 t'nF' Sale.

'GsHE Subscriber. being abs:ut to change his present place of residence for that recent ly occupied by ] w. Turner offers his present. Homestead for sale. Terms made easy for the purchaser.
 J. ELI TREAT. New Milford. Conn, Oct. Is 1862 3to7
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E. ss. StO<idard,

SHARON, A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law. and "A Agent for the Collection of Soldiers Boun- ty, Back Pay and Pensions. s--s r se ssg sharon, Oct. 2J, 1862. ti:26
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A GENGY for the sl, of i}ncNski EIDVES, IA MITrENS and ARMY GAuNTl.i.IS nf every description. at Manui.at tnrcr- p,iccS All orders thanktulIy received an, prom; ;rtly attended to.
 N II NORTH,
 Is Cour; land St>eet, 5m-2S New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fY Read the Price List of the Peoples Provi- 268 Greenwich St., N Y. in to-day paper it will save you money. 6, l-y
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-30
GRAPE VINES.

H5 AVING had practical experience of six a years in tine propagation of Vines and cultivation of Grapes. l am fully prepared 10 sell Vines of the best quality aud at low prices
 Experience has fully settled the fact, that there are but three varieties of Grapes of any excellence that can be depended upon for ripen- ing in this County, Which are
 1st and best. Delaware
 2d and equal to inc Isabela, the Hartford
 Prolific.
 3l, An exceeding good Grape. Northern Mus
 c:,dns
 Ail of which ripen fully 8 weeks before the ISabe,la
 To which might perhaps be added the Con- cord. which. though ripening one week later. is nf the best quality, and good. when even not fully ripe. !.
 Of the above varieties, the Rev Dr. Eldlidge says. Oct 1, 1861:
 The best for outdoor culture in Litchficld County l am now confident. are the Delaware, Hartford Prolific, and Northern Muscaciine I have fruited these three varieties for two years at Norfolk. They ripened fully their crops. They are all h-rdy, good bearers, and yield Grapes of an excellent quality. The Delaware is unsurpassed in flavor. The Hartford Prolifc is not, in my opinion, inferior to the Isabella. The Northern Muscadinc is a very good Grape '" The above Vines offer for sale at the follow | in,
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HAS LONG BEEN CAUSE OF DEEP COMPLAINT,
 THAT THE
 < SpeCtaCles, D a

CASUALLY to be procured mdke the Eyes a achc and create q feeling of unpleasant uuss to the wearer. This arises from tw" caus- es, the lst being the usu .lly inaccurate grinding oi the ordinary Lenses, and the 2'i, The want Of skill ln the fitting It is we'll known by the in ltlatcd that no one can become perfect Opti- clan without having profound knowledge of tl.at most intricate subject-The Anatomy and Physiology of the Human Eye.
 Mere theoretical knowledge of the subject will prove of but little avail to any person, un- less, like ths advertisers. they have superadded a long and careful experience in the practical part of their profession. The Spectacles offered
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-30

NAUGA TUCK RAILROAD.--SUMMER AR. " RANG AENT On and after Monday May ,, 1861, Trains will run as follows:
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For Gentiemen's Wear. CONSTANTLY on hand. a good assortment of BRoADcLoTHs. CasSimeres. Vestings, Collars, Neck Ties, H siery, Gloves, Suuspenders, &c., at pri- ces as low as the lowest.
 tf-l A. G. FERRISS.
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Ready Made Clothing. NE ENs' and Boys COATS. VESTS, and MI PANTS, at New York prices for sale by 3t-48 CHARLES MCNEIL. Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-30

STATEMENT of the Condition of the BANK S Ur LlrCuriELD co. on the lst day of
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-10-30

VIM. G. BUEL Agent, Litchfeld, Conn.,, for Madam Pnrter's Balsam, and "Dalley's Pain Extractor" |"
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z D ETURN of the BERKSHIRE LIFE IN A0 oUkANCE COMPANY, Nov l, 1e6l.
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Etoh field, Oct. llth. 1862.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
The story Of the Broken Flower Pot

lPisistratus. the young hero. pushed his
mothers f4yoriie hoser-por cut Of The ~in-
do~, in mischief, and told the truth abpl
i'll From that time I FIRST date tie bOJf
when ! felt that | loved my father, 4ui
knew that he loved me; from thIt trnt.
too. be began 70 converse with me. W. ~
longer. IL he met me ID the garden, ..ed
By with smile and nod M nou d stop.
put his book in his porkel, and thoagh -
talk was often above my cumprehsn. n.
still. somehow, I felt happier and better.
and less an infant. when ! thought i over
and tried 70 puzzle out the meaning for he
had a way Of suggesting, not reaching; put.
ting things into nv head, and ilten leaving
them 10 work out thrir own problems. Not
long Alter this, Mr.. squlIs made me a
present far exceeding 10 value these usually
bestowed on children; IL vas beautiful.
large domin" box 10 cut ivory, psl"ied and
gilt. This domino boz Was ny delight.
-ss -ssry Of playing dOminces with Mrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
4 srGnEsrIYE INGIngNr.

sgpifrtn III -tratiop !! thu manner IN
ahieh the Brti,h 6p,erun-nt loks sffrs
Tie humbie-t i it, p+npir occurred in ui.
Office irs dass 500.
The British gonsol. hb had nal- an ~.
.ncrp-.iIl yisn % anather d. W-paprs office
Il The cayttDs the same purpose. called up.
nn D, ~ inquire ihc ohrrr abonts u "a, Brit.
Isl subject poor MAJ. ~" be al . der
.,pnh ~. eRpitYrd - onr d iar prlni,n.
Offices IT IT. IFS. We acre i lortonAlr
~ q b. able {, hnd lAr p-r,nn nr uas r.
quest VI. aad lhr i'p.ul then prncrrdrd ii
read L, hin letter from itr Hriii.h on,ul
IL Ihah..inn. ,nlnrmins HIN thaahr hal "
ceited /. eommaB,catiuH from one II the
Brush Prs nees. stating rat The brother
~ Tho huinblr Engli-hn u referred 10 va
,rrt iii. md tlst u he .Isnrd 10 see him be-
fare ~ ,llyA. 80 a. .rnd min any message.
~ musi do 80 AZ nnrs. Al the sane tune.
The Consul f,r RrrhmDah informed HIN that
h. would forward NV mpssagy he might d..
sire To ssnd. Though this seemed 10 be ~
tgaAlsi NJ iis t'nnsul 4. mater nf common
dats, We were much impressed with thu in
Z drm. II aasa striking tllu,franOu ~ ihr
pal.fn an J,striarchal care which The Brit.
ISL GD,rrumsnt lakes ~ the hunblest ~ ~
.ubjrci.. ll,re w,tr tso Or three d,gnlfrd
ohi.ial. Great Br,fam. on d,frrrnt paris
II ihp c"niiLssi. puiing IN tram CORES.
pu6dpnce. " thu miist Of extraordinary oh.
.aclr., TOR Inc purpose VI communicating
lrum one humble y iii,h subject 10 another
humble Blt.h subject such intelligence -
thai Ne bayv mentioned abDse VIM can
s"ndrr thsi Englishnpn. no matter how FAR
ti,v, wander lrpn Engl nd, Always spsak u
n a, ho,le and no matter llow lnug they
live, al.ss- l0sr ~ ~ nd UUrrnmyni
Witch M mi, treat. thrW subjects. bui
4. M sbet. n her i4mlly We.an ,rll un-
j dyr.iand he ceiling ~ az Engii.h~an. wa,
80 being piitels assured ny fsencbm,n.
ria,f he ser. 10, Prenchmsn. ~ sDnli
prslrr 10 ~ an gi.h1sn. replied III 1
iwv MT az ,EnalisnmaD. wnuldD'i care 4
d--n -hst wss." RICHMOND Dsygf.l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-01-08
For the Hillsborough Recorder.
THE TRACT work PROGRESSING.

AnE AhACI WUhh FNIuhESSlNus
Since our September report we have re-
eeiyed S92s 76ln donations and purchase Of
tracts psiated here BY the Grnersl Tact \
gencys which has been IN successful opera,
non suce the Grst Of las, June. With The
AID and approval Of all the Pastors Of this
icin.
rheabove amount enabled " q print and
circulate. mainly among The soldiers Of all
the Confederate States, l.259. $40 pages.
The whole amount printed here since June
first is 2442S $50 pages, which has been done
as cheap AS al the North. $500 pages for one
dollar. aud !" Come TO Jesus" Your Soul
l. Ii Safe ?. :. A call 10 PRAYER. bs Rev. 81.
Ryle, zach al three cents.
These gospel messages have been scat
tered among the soldiers manly BY Chap
lans. uiicers. and abuu, so Colporteurs ~
Virginia aud North Carolina. Many thou
sands OF these tracts have teen aud are sull
beng given by the 60 cnIportrurs, suprrin-
iendeh by Rev. A. L Dickinson. II Rich
mond, tns whose nntlring labuIs under the
Dnlna blessing, the Snuinern tbntr,lerac,
w,ll ever have great reasons Tor gratitude 10
II
St.res are dong NOBLE part by donations
nj distributing. 0ae peutlemaa N sasan,
nah, Ga has nablei rs 10 send oul asoui
l5n.0 900 pages, one HI bring sent TO him,
and the other w DISTRIBUTED. Chaplain ~
one o tbs Georgia Regiments. IL whom We
gaze part ol the above, writes, j" hat the
snldlrrs aets geteraly glad 10 get them. and
their interest IN religion !. increasing, sever.
a u whom have been hoPeiuil. converted
recently.
An intelligent officer said 10 M thai he
lid mol kpas the va ne 1t tracts. beng Who'll.
Is lnd,ier AT 10 ihe,n. Until s,nce being ~
camp, where they had been made a 9trai
/ blessing, IT, him; .ud he Wished regulaI
.uppl, Tor hlm.elf aud rs sotiliers. being
jest the KIND a reading thry needed. after
thr SCRIPTURES.
II A Gilap.sin = Rev. w B. Owen thu,
writr. ." IL lron Lee,bnrg. Va !" 4 pack
aye u tgacis sent u Capt. l.rs, i1ih Ms
s,>>ippt Rrglmrnt. cane 10 hand. an | an
glad ~ he opportunity 70 thank .nu ~
ihrm. | assuro ynu. had yaa been present.
~ pa.sfd up AM 4 IN every cum any 10
nur Regiment DISTRIBUTING hem. and seei
how -agrrl. thrv wrr- read b. ihr soldiers
,ap ~nnl,l b. stimulated 70 PIT lnrih ever,
rxrr,Ion IL scatter .u.h bies,, ng. cnntinnsl
IN amnns the saldirfs.. We ha,. had con
siderable r-iig nus interest in uar Regiment
s"mr haie b-en G nserlrd. and athers AZ,
seeking -ps II ynu can. y" sad .. nar,
: &c cts Of d,iiereat snd,. anl 100 Saptr, -
! moe n mai -xcrlirat tract. Corr - j.
.ns"
! .>oeh rsidenc, is shani4n,. r.lhag far
praise ~ {; u. aud ,nsuii rncagrlgr clr,.
tan, s.d pairliis 10 cnIt nue. ihrn donations
pave, sni rHlri- ! .gpplsing ~ n,bi,
s"ld,e,y 9Th reiigines ruin. help ther
constantly ..r AMI a. q IL, their refuge
strength sbirld aud delnsrer icnn me gre4
adversary pf ih-ir .pul-. q, well ~ earlhl
ioes. Yours frul..
" ". GRtA DER. Tact Agent
R.lrigh. n. ". Dee. 1861.
p. ;. VIZ are na1 getting a 81 piy Q
small T-.famrnts fr.m Na,hsnlr, rtnnr.
s.e. suitable Coz soldier.
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AN IMPORTANT DISCO YrRy ,
Fsr tAs csss u
coNsuhPTI0N, BRoNcHITIs couo..
NE z Icy AND COLDS. ~A'
The MAKORA ARABIC,
Discovered by a MissIoNA Ry $40.

Discovered W = MISSIONARY while ,r.,.,i,
aas IN Arabia.
"A Ii whs are suffering from copsump,o, :,
use ths MAhokA ARALlCA, a,se,,s,,"
Missionary 10 Arsbla. ''u
Al Who are ihses,sned with Consunu,ion a
use the MAkokA AkABICA, disce,srsu /, !,
sIonaIy IN A, abba.
All who are suffering IRON bfoneh,i, ,Lo,d
lhs MahohA Arabia, dlssoseieu i, M,.,,o,
~ A rahia.
Al who are suffering iron so,s Throa, Co,.A.
Colds, should u,e the hAkOkA AhAbIt
sefesd BY Missionary IN ATsbis.
All WIN ale suffering IRON Asthma, Scrotul, ,,a
purilss Of the blood sLouiu Itt III, hAklhA a
biOA. discovered by Missionary IN Arabia.
Y cures Consumption.
II co - B,onchitls.
II cures Sore Throat. Coughs and Colds.
y cures Asthma, ScIuiula, anu I'M uri,. d, III, Nj
Ihis unequalled rtmedy IL now lor the 6sl IN 4
irodueed 10 tbs pubic.
Il was prosdentiaily discovered by 4 M,,.;or!
while tTasehng IA Aiabis, lie sss cuied Of 1e1,, !
ton ~ ~ use alter his rsse had heen
less By learned III, sicinns ~ Lur.t..
He hiss torwsIded TO W. 10 writing, a full ,cco,
his own extraordinary cure, and % . number il n
cures which have come under his obsen alivn. and
inIl account u the nl.dltlne
A. his rquesl, snu inpri,d IL desire ID ..,,,I
knowledge u this nned, 10 the pubic, We Lsv n
bis communicates printed 10 pamphlet Torn Ioi !,
distribution. lls interest 10 enhHHsrd by III a., \
which he gives oi some Of the setnrs Of lls Swim
sscfes, which be obtained iron lho,e ho Net .1l
IN that awful irngedy.
This pamphlsl uiay be ob,sined Al our cfhe,. q,
will le seni Tree By mali 10 all Who sTgl, Tor ii.
We Impair the MAkORA ARAbIIA dlItr, 4,
sm!ns,L,ovsh the hou,t Of flson a GylppG, ,
VI have siaaSs on baud ful supply pat ~ II Eotl
ready Tor usr With iull directions.
i Price one dolls, PEI bottle. Sen, BY mail. On rec,
d PRICE. and ~ cents fur pos.see.
| faf sale, wholesale aud re' ii. hy
LEEDS, GILMORE s Co,
.mpotrr, ei bug. and hsdi,it
VI l.lbrrly a., \. y.
Also, ~ Druggists eensrall,.
/ Mach 10. Sal:
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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE
Weekly LITERARY aud Agricultural Paptr,
Publnhtd In Augusta, Gtorsia.
d.. y hE.. as,ieul.uisl Edilar.
w. VI. MANN, Literary EdlIsf
lis J. Ihs lIlIs q Msskl, psLrI ds,ol.d 70

His Is ihs title Of a Hsskl, PAPER. devoted TO Al
ucuIutr, lasiatuft aud AL, ~hMh am pphi.
Ing II Ae.ssia. tss,Is Il viii ~ 10 quartz 10 b
CHI psscs. isli0 -iI-@ earh lsst, 10 tuulsn lot, &
Ium,.s u as.srf. IL All IL ~ general stss ,niti
sud - -l1y saiBsN bat iatref than she NV Ill ~
get. !, anil " puhii-i,,a sauu beck pspsi q
\, al uIshaairsi snrC utivn "a ths bssl stls 81 ,yH
srsphiJal AT Ia uuliy u viii &c oil that lht to-
ncututsi -slsurr sud pfartrai know lvagr - tie 80
en- Iufni.h. A werkiy ss,lar 10 ths homes u 500
efn l,aatefs aEd isfut-f.. Will be msfe usslgl Il
.acrpplise y hesn than any nonlhi! Jousnssoi 81
me,il.
~ ann . 10 establish apsptil that oil he sih,
II Improvisation ihat ~is s--ss s.os1,s~rn psr,,
and isfmsts. sod trps-ii" o. southern iLot.
INA gsaio aud ts.le ~ tbs realms u lIlsfslir i
Al; aud 10 olnain ~ Il such extent ~ patrons
j success .. all ju.itlA tie mvsi ibrrn taHIs,,
tin 10 ali IT. contributors. bic and rapentntst 4
to,. ~ eng gel and sisp. sr in ptagis. 10 Sea
contnl.ultni. inom The MAI pleasing southern Sr'
Of both .sr.s Mach latent talent will b. brought
HIGHT sBJ tu,nish some agreeable surprise, 10 sOots
PrePlr
Pull msny Erm ~ PunH rsy serene
viii hash hrlofs The sJmiung eyes. and sasss ST
roa. gios ~ southern genigs
The Axficuhu,aI Edita viii " ID. Dsnisi Lee Z
dsllns g,ss,i Piof..ef q Asfituiuts ~ iht lti't
- G.o'g,seiilut ~ R.eny l,ass pat IL ihf s,ll'
Culas slof. sud ! iraaing t,nithvi"f g. mhit Anl
era - cpasfsi jeuresls Il n, iighs.i niuisfol
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