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To TIE PRESIDENT AND BOARD OF ID1RErTops or rrr
COLUMBIAN INSTANCE C0sPANY
We hereby certify that we have COMPARED the alova
statIment with tao Balance Sheet Of the Comnanv
them TO conform. "N1 ~ 'ppu
@ we have also examined the Olsh Bank BaIance
SeCaiIltess Bills Receivable and other Assets And
iOund them 10 conform Rc.urnfeIV with f6a al,1va
statement made By the Company. '-0 aO''o
EDWARD ROWE.
JOHN S. DICKERSON.f
JOSEPH MORRISON,
, DAN'L W. TELLER
january ~ looS. Committee.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NEW BOOKS FOR MARCH,
AT
]. B. Cobb & Co.'S.

The National Almanac for, 1858,
paper, S1,OO, cloth, SIPS
Dana's Manuel OfGeOlOgy, $50
Andrews the Life of our Lord, 2,25
COIensO's Notes on Romans, 1,25
do Pentetuch and Joshua, 1,25
Mahant's Reply to Colenso, rs
Hillard on Bankruptcy and
Insolvency, 500
Parsons on Notes and Bills,
2 vols. 1900
Paez' Wild scenes in South
America, l,75
Maon's sManuel of Gymnas-
tics, 38
Eolly's Country Seats, with
plans, $50
Hacket's Notes on shaks-
peare, l,5o
harrington, Novel, by Charles
Lever, so
Chronicles of Garlingford, rs
No Name, by Wilkie Collin, paper, l,25
do do cloth, 1,50
Essays by Buckle, with portrait LOO
Sheldon's Object Lessons, 1,5o
Wells Graded Schools, LOO
Reads Wagner of the Allie
ghanies, 100
The Students History of
France, l,25
J. B. COBB & co.
marchl3
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CLEHRLAND STOVES
The Despatch Cookinr Stove

always kept hand, be Is aow ready TO sen a. ia
lowest prices for CASH Oh APPROVED CREDIT.
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PIANOS.
VIM. b. Bradbury's
ESTABLISHMENT,

No. 427 Broome-st., New York.
THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT
fuiIv invites the attention Of bis friends and the
6n6lic generally 70 his Piano Forte Establishment
n No 427 BIOOme-st.. corner OF Crosby.st.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and mate
rails from tho late firm Of % Lighie 4 Bradburyss
which nm was dissolved on the 3st Of January ult,
and having purchased the entiro stock OF Piano
FoTtes and Piano-FOrte Msterial, owned by his
broiber Edward Bradbury, in the ssid firm, he Is
now prepar 10 snppiy the increased demand ior his
celebrated PisnO-Forles Employ ing the most skill
fnl sud experienced workmen, with large stock ol
tho best and most thoroughly seasoned material, and
an abundance OF capital, he has taktn IN hand the
personal pervisiOn Of The whole Dlsness OF manu-
facfuriuE his instruments, and Is enabled 70 turn out
Piano Fortts OF funequailed tone and durabieness.
BRADBURY's NEW SCALE PIANO FORTE.
In the Arrangement of our nov scale, drawn and
nrppared with the utmost care, expressly Tor our
new instruments, VIC have added every improvement
which can in any way tend to the perfection OF the
Piauo-F Forte and we confidently assert that for
deIicacy of touch, volume, purify, briilsincy and
sweetness Of tone, combined with that strength and
sol dity of frame neCessary to d1rability these IN
sfruments are unequaled. Hs
t'Strepg 9Th and beauty is our motto, and We in-
vite the clot ezt criticism Of the best unbiased Jgns
IN the land. -.
BsJ- Every insiruih snt is warranted tive years
WM. b. BRADBURY,
-a AZ HrOome st cor. Crosby New YORK.
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Hl-The above are al from persons who are public
y u own where they reside, and who would not mak
they were trne.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
Sold by G. w. CLARK and by Druggists and Deal
srs everywhere. dec5: R25dWstWecW
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
T ADDE'S "H0ME GUARDsPi
BROWNS Suspension waist

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Il perfect Union Institution. IL unites the Cor
SET Shoulder -Brea, Anti -Lacor aHd skrtsusPOrtsI
In one beautiful article Of Wearing AppaTel-
The Consultation must be PreserVod,' WhicheEe-
y Lady says can BE- by wearing these Walstl.
TRY THEM-PRICES REDUCED
For sale by-FREEMAN 8 KELLOGG, 2IT Surari.
or-St., Mrs POTTER, MiIlinsr, q Ssneos-St, HOW.
ER & HIGBEE, 81 SupsTior-St-l Mrs- u AkEHli -
st. Cair-St and at Wholesale aud Retail b. the Pro
prietors and Manufacturers, 1Gi Ontariol3t. lover
MOore's Auction StoTe,) Cleveland, Ohio
aaJ-Waisis Made to Order.
gB-Stste and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS 3 SHEFFIELn
D%-Wo viii prosecute all persons who E.ake tss
Waists or make the Braces without authority from
a. auzl9
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II MOULD'S OELRBRATRD AND
L. UnrlvalIod IRISH AND iOELAND MOSS
G @ u q II 6 "A N d Y /,


For the Seventeen Years that this candy has been
before the public h has been used with great SUCCESS
aud the increasing demand from all parts Of the Uuf
ted States shows that Its Vaiue a remedy has been
fully appreciated. We might add the certiieatas Of
many who have been benefited by this Invaluable
medcine, for all who have used ar0 eager recon-
mend it, but We content ourselves With giving the
opinions Of two our most eminent Physicians:
samR. Henry MOULD, Dear Sir;-FrOm your state
ment OF the composition Of your Cough Candy, do
not hesitate 10 express my belief that i Is well adapt
Cd to the purpose for which yen manufactured IT, and
no doubt but that IL is nsaiul, Il certainly s
spreea bic expoctoraut. Respectfully yours,
QHAB. A. TERRY, NJ d.
"MessTs. MOULD B HOGAN, Gent5:-I have examine
your prescription for II. MOuld's Cough Candy, an
End Il a valuable one for iis purpose.
GUSTAV O. E. WEBER,
Professor Of Surgery.
ES-FOr Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy 10 invaluable being unequaled for clear
ing the voice, removing hoarseness, &C.
MOULD 8 HOGAN,
dec31:R27 No. Euelid-St., Cleveland, D.
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FIRE-PROOF LAMP OHIMNEYs.
Gas Fixtures of All Kinds.
TAILORINa.

NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES CLrAE.
II ING, Renoyating and Mending Establishment
FRAECIs AGER, Tailor, No lg Prospect street, will
his attention to cleaning ranoVatnr
and msnding Gentlsmsn's clothing. He has facili.
issl Ori ding his work In the best manner. Gentle.
mes tpElVs Mr. AGsE atrial, uaya8hM
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WIN. NJ. WHITNEY,

JOSEPH MORRISON.
Resident Director, Hazards Block, Buffalo. N :
ROBERT HANNA q Co.. Aaenrs.
Cleveland, Oh io
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

No. 81, south Side Public Square,
Having been Essl and selected from the priucipai
manufactures Of New York, Philadelphia, Troy and
Albany, the largest and best stock cf
Stoves and Housekeeping Goods
ever brought to this market Having purchased h.
fore the GREAT ADVAHCE IN PRl1Es. " hsFs
reeeivsd the Goods, and adding them 70 his large
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AHDEEWJ. Rich, Pres't Bank Of Attica, BufaIo
J9HA ARMSTRONG, Pres't NIL. Co. Bank, Mil.
AmlLLdAA YOUNG, Vice PTes't do do
WM. b. OGBEE, Prssit N W. T. ri Go. Chicsqo
ALHERT y KENT. Of Kent Co, Chicaeo.
tHos 5 DICKBRsoN, Of Yandervoort Dickersou 4
Co., Chicago 80 i9Oi
MOSES MERCK. OswegO, -
JOSEPH MORRISON, Buffalo.
P. l.. STEREBERg, Buffalo,
Y n MnBpru
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IEW MEDICAL DIsCOVERY

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
IN For the speedy and permanent cure Of Con.
OrrhRa, elect, UrBthral Discharges, seminal weak
ness Nightly Emissions, IncOntnence, Genital Irri
tnbiity and Debility, Gravel, Structure and Affections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, which has been used By
upwards Of Ono Hundred Physicians in their private
practice, with entire SUCCESS, huperseding Cubebs
OOpaiba, Capsules, or any compound hitherto known
b i Il l. IS u q / q r L 4 8
are speedy in action, often affecting a in few
days, and when cure is effected II Is permanent
They prepared from vegetable extracts that are
harmless on the system, and never mauseates the
coated all nauseOus taste Is avoided. No change Of
diet Ia necessary while using them5 does their
tiOu interfere with business pursuits.
Price One Dollar, and viii be sent by mail receipt
Of price and red stamps. g. ". .OLARka
deoI7 u9 superiOr-St
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THE MOST IMPORTANT AN

THE MOST IMPORTANT AN
NOUHOEMENT That ever appeared before the
Pnblio.-Dr. REDuEAD, Veterinary Surgeon, has in-
trOduced his celebrated
Golden Ointment OF Iodine,
FOR the cure Of SPAWN, Eingbone, Curb, Splintz
Mindgalls, ThOfoughpin, Capped Hook, Weak Heels
kloundors, Thrusts, Quarters, Crack, Oontracto.
Heels and all curablo diseases Of the Eeet Legs,
Shoulders, and particularly Sweeney, OF the Decayir
Of the muscles Of tho Hips Full directiOusWith eacl
box and some important hints concerning other dis
eases which the Horse is liable to. 1t will require NJ
better reference than q trial.
~ Professional Gentlemen will profit By using the
BaHe IS it passes anything Ofthe kind now In usl
for the humane. FOR stale BY Strong q ArmatronF.-
Price 50 cents and 8Ia0
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Real Estate.
RIAL ESTATE FOP SAVE.

FIVE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
EIEsNTAN STREET. opposite Irwin street.
Several lots on CHARLES STREET. two with one
story houses on them. -
1tIire Of G. BAEUMLER.
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GHILDRENS CARRIAGES. 3 7
iRaTebi9 RETTBERa 4 HAUsMGEH!
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Holm @. J EN- Mn GS,
- fsuccessor to Rouse & Jsnnings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
Marble Block, 9I1 superiOr-st.

"a viii buy and seII Real Estate on Commission,
Rent and ollect Reuts, &c-
~ No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
nsA Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

uneIoeptionabei and In economy Of Rusl Il Is unpaT
aIlsledi with Is
INV PATEET aRATB,
Il viii burn Coal a. well Wood mcst admirably; ths
Oven being thoroughly ventilated II VIII produce Z
perfect and healthy bake equal 70 that Of Bakera
Brick OTeni Roasting and Toasting is dono beiorl
the open IRE, and Broiling over hVa Goals on fhg
hearth common sense dictates It "a manuflofhrst
IN this city, and the material used and the work
lee satisfaction to ALL &c hundreds OF oih0uaEee u
this city and surrounding country, Who are dailI
using II, viii testify.
TIE MORNING STAR Nc STOVE T.
neW and desirable pattern which, with variety q
others, make our stock complete. We also have
hand great variety Of Parlor Cookin and other heat
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood5 at redEoad prices.
We are constantly supplied with All the newest
most beautiful styles Of
ENANELBD CRATES.
Also-aII Of the most useful articles Of House Fur
nishtng Goods, Malls and Farmers Tools. 49,.
Weare Just receiving the latest improved styles %
BIRD OAGES, which are offered a. the lowest prizes
WemAnufssture largely and have for sale at whole
JgDdBsd Tia, Copper and Sbsst-lson Ware
We ohsr the almost sniIleas variety Of Roo1 In ON
line for sale at the lowest cash prices, The OHh
PRICE SYSTEM.
ED-Al HOuEekceporB and those who contsmnfsf
housekeeping, and the l4reai Of mankiad,' are mos
cordially invited to eEl bsf0f0 purchasing sssWhar
and Judge tor themselves. sATIsFAoTI0a 10 GUARAH
fEED at the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
OF WI MARVIN,
No. 80, Bsnih side Pub. Square,
AuQ15:dA cleveland. ohio
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THE
COLUMBIAN CHARMED ms. COMPLY,
or NEw YORK.
With a Branch Ofi;e at Buffalo, N. Y.

Authorized Capital is........-..Si 900, 600 90.
Cash Gapttul, Paid in-......-...... 100000 90.
Assefs, Jan. I, 1S63.-......-.... 1,I35,51O rs.
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Statement Of the Affairs Of tho Company for the 9Th
fiscal year, ending Dec. 3ist, 1862:
Premiums On uneXpired risks, December
Z
Premiums received from that
date to december "a, 1s62... SIS 52I a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-26

PRoFEssOR or ELECTROPArHY AND MEDIOIHE,
Ohloe-1lg Seneoa-St., few dOors from Superior ~
Once hours from to I2and from to O'Clock dAllI
undeys excepted
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q. A. BABLOw, Dear Sir 1T giye8 me much pleas
uTs to be able to say, that consider Krahes Pianos
he finest both in volume and sweetness, which have
tver played upon, either N America or Europe.
The 2s dels operate With better efect than in any
truly he, ''EEcolsioF." Mrs. o. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Muaic. uleYoland
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

OLD ABE TAKES HIS ToD.--For occasional sallies of genuine original wit, give us coun try grocery, winter evenings, and rainy days, and the bar rooms of country hotels. As an instance, take the following. which occurred in Q bar room not long since. There was quite a collection. and our friend S., who is a demo crat, and friend M., who is arepublican, had been earnestly but pleasantly discussing and as Hull took place in the conversation. s. spoke as follows
 4" M., how many public men are there who are really Temperance men ?'fa ss s
 { O., don't know, replied NJ. ..s,.
 We'll said s.. T don't know of but one that can speak positively of on our side, and that is Gen. Cass.'
 We'll said M. promptly. : There is Presi dent Lincoln on our side, certain
 Guess not said S.. incredulously.
 Guess yes, replied M., warmly. eas ll
 But y0udon pretend to say that President Lincoln is Temperance man r asked Yes do, answered M., apd can maintain the statement s.si E asa44ssa Fl Well, now, I tell you that Abraham Lin. coln is as fond of his tod as any man living, replied S.. earnestly, and can prove it tt you M
 well, l tell you that he isn't,' replied M. who began to be excitad that he is as purt and strict 3 temperance man as there is in the country
 .sI contend, replied S., with provoking cool ness, Z that Abraham Lincoln is so fond of his tod that it is the last thing he thinks of whel he goes to bed. and the first when he awakeI i in fhe mornings s a t It's 2 confounded ls r exclaimed NJ. springing to his feet.
 Hold On, friend M, said g., 2 what va 1 IincolI,ss wife's name before she was marriedi sToDD, BY CRAcKEy r exclaimed .M., jump ling more than foot from tue floor < boys lets adjourn to the other room.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

PRESIDENTS WIvEs-The inner circles of what may be called the Presidential Society have always teen the subject of much com. ment and gossip among what may be termed the outer circles. Thus Mrs Abigail Adans, wife of President John Adams, wrote as fol-,, lows of Mrs. Washlnston: She endears her. self te all. Not by what she is 80 much as by what she is no and makes up by cordialityI the .hot coming of an early education." In turn ], Mrs Adams was commented upon as fUlowsin one of the private letters of the day: She is prin cold. and possesses too mush mind f0r the very little heart that hardly seems to beat under her taffsta gown By the aristocracy of Virginia, Mrs. Madison was called the qua ket widow, and gentlemen We're l. too iond ot her society" in the cOnnlnon paraiice ot tness . day. The manners of Mrs. Mnnroe were too much of the French school and 1t was asser- ted that the niece of Gen Jackson. (who presi. drd over his h.usehold) ''had uo manners nt a.' Mrs Harrison left the White House ba. fore her munners were deyeloped-and while the first wife of Joan Tyler was .tno old, the second was " too young" Mrs. Polk "vere shawls and turban," as well as paste jewelry; Mrs. Taylor did not receive ]" Mrs FilmOre was '.de.f; Mrs. Pierce, sad and afflicted, 'nayer laid of her .monrnng;" and Miss Lane was spoiled by being told that she resembled Queen Victoria" Mrs. Lincoln, with all hes aiflictions, and the trials of a transition stato here at the metropolis from Southern to North ern society, has gradually overcome pstticcat and political predjudices, by her kindness of manner, her goodness of heart. aud the geiier. ous devotion, with which she has tendsrly carsd for the sick and wounded soldiers. Secesh syn pathizers call her the hospital natron," bat grateful hearts chronicle her errands of mercy to those brave men who are cheered by her visits and benefited by her liberal donations.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

The editor of the Star of the West furnishes the following modest attempt at correcting rather wide spread mistake
 It is mistake to suppose that the subscrip tion price ofa paper is clear gain to the pub fisher. M < 5,s3ss .s g
 lis a mistake to suppose he gets his white paper for nothing. II
 itisa ? mistake to suppose that isprinted without, cost. s. ss 4 IL is mistake to think that he can live bod fly by faith. 1 everybody. fa. !. .a ls 2 mistake to suppose that money du, TOT the paper womb be as good to us in a yea yea asit would be now. ' essss q ', { s'
 I ,s 2 mistake to suppose that he would no subscriben. 11s mn ~uu 'ot v
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

Artemus Ward says he has been to see Jeff Davis about making peas" On being ush cred into the" orgust" presence, the following cenversat'om eIisued: f6a A& ba
 l come sez l. on a mission of peas. Your Copperheal frields in the North will soon cease to exist ef things carnt be arranged to prohibit the U.nionisters from te,.rin the Con- stitooshun. ks}e as..a 4 M
 What terms do you offer, querried Jeff. 4s.Wall,' sez I, I air instructed by tha Cop perheaas, (Wood & Co. you know,) propose ennything which will most disgrace the North, You kin talk your niggers all over creation, in cioodn Jarscy.'
 sWood that be Konstitootional P asked J with sly twinkle ov his eye. l...,.. .l
 O. sez 1, it's matter of no difference how much you chaps brake that artikil to sever the Union so the Republicans air stopped from doing the same to keep the sed Union togeth- CT. That's what your North'ren chums want to SC dun.'a a 4ss ass aF
 'Wal.n sex the Conf. Pres., 'ef your Govern. ment will pay all our debts, aud give us brute Butler to hang, we might cum to tarms.' sls thar nothin else you cood wish 2 ! Wal, yes-giye us all the territories.' Nothin else ?
 Throw in or free states,-New York Penna. and Mass. for instuns' I ' Eothin else?' ea Yes in footer we must have all we arsk. J. Davis, sez l, I hey no doubt youl friends at the North wood maik all these con sessions an more too but it has jest eccurd to me that thar was nothin said to old Abe about it be4 I left Washington. Shoodn', . wonder eff he'd object to the plan some. But your democrat friends air doin all they kin fol you
 Il know, sez J. D., san that's what kesps our spirits up. We air waiting for them te l git in power, & then we expect to get all Vt I arsk. And yet us Shivelry considered em the contemptiblest set of dirt eatin towards in ths l North We cood buy em all for g Confei Shinplaster.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16
HARNESS-MAKING.

vUyHEaboveBu Business will be carried on by -Mo the Subscriber, over A. 0. Smith s Store wheTe aIarge stock of
 HARNESSES. BRIDLEs, HALTERS, p other material belonging to the Business. Fill Do found on hand. or made to order
 JOHN WILLIAMSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

 HUMoRs OF BEANTowN.-In a noighborinR town lived an old gentleman named Nailed, who was very slow and moderate in his actions. One dark stormy night, a young man who had just come out of house, and was running very fast, ran against the old man, who was walking along very leisurely. The young man, aftsr getting up and looking at Mir. M. moment, said
 T should like to know who you ars--What the deuce is your name ; ae aqssa.gf
 My name is Mallstt,' said he, very modsr. ately: 4 s-7-i..-,.,,
 Well,' said the young man, z I'm very thankful twas not beetle, rsn against, for if it had been, I'm sure the blow would have knocked out my brains.' f....-.-..
 A few years ago, there lived near each other neighbors, who were often quarreling, and fre. quently came to blows. One day, being at work in the fields, they got to 'jawing,' and f. nally to blows when Uncle John got the bot. ter of Uncle Zal, and gave him severe Hog ging Now Uncle Zal always, when he got into tronble, was very ,pous and very much Ie- signed to his fate.
 I think you have hurt me 50 that I never shall get well, said he but I'm prepared, and ready to die a.. . ,-s. .i ed tsnE
 Uncle John ran home as fast as he could. ana called out to his Vile
 ~' Sally Sally? Where's my ax 2 ss, Why, John, said his wife, what are you in such hurry for your axe for 2 ..., ,.,l.t,.. 1 want it, said he, to kill Zal R--- with; forhs says he :s ready to die, and want to kill him now while he is prepared, for I'm sure he will never be ready again. .5 .-s5 Jack Ssurges, an old darkey. was sent to Norwalk with an OK team. On his way back, being little tight. he got to sleep in the bot. tom of the cart. Some rogush boys meeting him. stopped the tealn; took the oxen of tho cart, drove them into the bushes, and hid under the cart, to hear what Jack would have to say. A few well.directed stabs with sharp stick through the crevices in the cart, partially awoks Jack, who, after rubbing his eyes and looking around, thus soliloquized 1sal ails sys7s Am I Jack, or am l not Jack If I'm, Jack I've lost pair of oxen i; if I'm not Jack. pve found cart IN F. Asrcssy. " ''Ae'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

Keepthe grls children as long as you can donot allow them lover apiece until they are ten years old :; have them go to bed Ut half past eight; and above all, prevent them from being prodigies and perfect if yon can, for of all things a little, old child, small inorsel oI propriety, that moves by rule and talks by rotA, and sits with her hands across, and causes ev, erybody to say How womanIY r is the most melancholy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16
Dental Notice,

&9K OD aash TWENIn. vI1I fav shs po,lsss nsss six months, pay for a full Set of Upper Ieeth !; on.sIe Carat Gold, and warranted to fit, and made better than any made forthe sameprice n Hartford, ,as don't as yet, for the want ot b blsinsss, whip the Cat to get work sSd I will be found at the Old Stand where have been for the past 5 years, over the Post ohce, South Street, Litchfeld. Fss {
 Thankful tor the liberal patronage l have re- esivsa for years past,I hope, by closest applica- tioa to my own business, to merit and receive 2 continuance of the same.
 Fl E. CR0SSMAN.
 Lit hasid. Jan. lst. 1882. tf-37
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

Dirse Of a Soldier. Close his eyes his work is done! What to him is friend or foeman, Rise of moon, or set of sun, Hand of man, or kiss of woman!
 Lay him low, lay him low,
 In the clover or the snow!
 What cares he he cannot know:
 Lay him low! As man may, he fought his fight, Proved the truth by his endeavor Let him sleep in solemn night, Sleep forever and forever;
 Lay him low, lay him low,
 In the clover or the snow!
 What cares he he cannot know;
 Lay him low ! Fold him in his country's stars, Roll the drum and fire the volley t What 10 him are all our wars, What but death bemocking folly? Lay him low, lay him low,
 In the clover or the snow! -. What cares he? he cannot know
 Lay him low Leave him to Gods watching eye, Trust him to the hand that made him; Mortal love weeps idly by; God alone has power to aid him.
 Lay him low, lay him low,
 In the clover or the snow!
 What cares he? he cannot know;
 Lay him low
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16
H. s. BARBOUR.
ATTORNEY Ar IAM
" oLcoTrvILLr.

oLcoTrvILLH, HST Agent for procuring from Goyernment
 Pensions. Back Pay or Bounty. for n,ss and minor children of deceased Soldiers n Al 90. Back Payor Bounty for fathers, mothers Or other heirs of such Soldiers, in case thare is no widow or chi ldren.
 Wolcotfville, Jan. 20th, 1868. tf-40
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-16

Al-,assr5types! AnlbrO.ypes! raytissE POPULAR PICTURES TAKEN -Eswith great success, aud at triiiing ex- s-iJDD,s aALLEaY, No. 2 South street.
 Litchfeld. Oct.4 1860. "A