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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the AuthoF Of Fair Insz," "The Prince Of

wales, 'Ths Ghost Hunters" !" &C, &c.
CHAPTER Wall ABOARD.
Loud laughed when on the platform
Butt tEas ali within my sleeve,
To think the people round me
Did the landlord 50 deceive;
So said, Now Mr.. Landlord,
You, Sir, TOO, shall have your day
As peeped In st the window
And saw him receive his pay.
He his pay had all collected
Ere the olks We're near half done,
Quickly s'All abOardl' I shouted,
And made all the people run
Out they rushed, all mad as blazas,
SWore the landlord was a cheat,
And with the railroad had combined
That they should not half eat.
But the man whs was the madest,
Was the one who next me sat,
When Ger his person be had spilled
The contentso. HIS hat.
"Our army once in Flanders"
Our army in the South,
Would blush to hear the curses
That proceeded from his mouth.
he svore on ne he'd take revenge,
And was bound TO have my life,
30 he seized IRON OF the table quick
The landlords carving knife,
And with the knife in haud to ind me,
While was in the depot hid,
Enjoying segar- f.r.-
When he saw he could not find me,
After looking through the tratns
And took my seat again 1885,
In 1.-THE cars, which started OF then,
And left him soon behind,
Looking vainly in each corner
OF the depot me to find
.... 10 BE COETINUED.l
In the meantime / would ann9unSs g3 p The public
and most superb stock Of fashionable a
WINTER CLOTHING.
for Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen In
Cleveland, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpesses anything in the State as
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale Of Celebrated sswn7
Machines, Storr's Autom8tOn Pressm1n, and
Strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
a. Corner Superior aud Uni0n-Sts.
n Look out for the GIANTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

The Senate, at Columbus, on Saturday,
passed the House bill to amend the net es-
tablishing uniform standard of weights
and measures. The bill changed the
weight Of sushel Of clover seed from 60 to
60 pounds, and oats from % to SO pounds.
On motion of Mr.. Miles, the bill was
amended by changing the weight Of oats
back to % pounds, on the ground that the
vast bulk Of this crop weighed less than
80 pounds, and even the average Of the
best would not weigh over % pounds. The
bill ss amended was then passed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
LOCAL MATTERS.
[From Iast ETenIng's EdItIOn.l

EsoAFED.-Warner, who was implicated in
the Medina robbery case, has not been ar
rested. He probably fed from the city yes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

TO LET
Cottage On Ontario st., north Of the Presbyterian
Onurch, $500.
A large store and basement on the south side Public
Square, near Ontario-st.
House on Erio st., $50.
House o. Ure-on-st.
House No. 90 PARK Row, s2jl
JNO. G. JENNINGS,
u.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

REPAIRIEG DocK.-The coal dock of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Company,
in the vicinity of the Union Depot, is being
repaired. The pile-driver is at work, driv-
ing piles with which to strengthen the dock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
DENTISTRY,
| SINGLE TOOTH 81, 90. eN
ARTIFIOIAL TEETH,

upon Yuleanized Rubber Base, with our mode Of In
serting, Is pronounced By all to be the most fsliks
and useful in Eating Speaking and Singing. They
can be httsd over any remaining roots without giving
pain, and warranted TO nt for less than half for
mer prices. Experience has brought the practice Of
profession 70 90 high degree OF perfection that
partial entire sets be made without the least
Inconvenience 50 the patents and undistinguishable
nom Natural Teeth, for $40, els and 40 D set.
20 Established over ten years, corner Ontario-st
and Public Square, south side.l
HALLIWELL DANIELS
dssI .pVRtsI
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PAPER Mk.UFaET0RY.

CLEVELAND PAPER OOMP'Y
~ -ManuiacturerE Of NEWS, BOOK and WRAP
PING PAPER. Orders filled promptly.
HrRh0H wanted. Once $50 Suparior-5t.
~ 13 l1Il = N'Ws TAILOR Asst
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

REsIeSED.-Captain h. N. shipmAn, of
Company C, 55tb Regiment o. V. L, has
lately resigned on Surgeons certificate. He
left Falmouth, where his regiment was sta
toned, on the 1Ith inst His home is at Mi
lau, Erie county, Ohio. 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
II RA L L OAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

I56l- WINIhM AHIANgEMLNI. I65Z
To take eiect on Monday, November nth, 1s62.-
Trains leave Cleveland daily Sundays ezoepted,l 81
follows = ..l-.
300 4. n. MAIL-Arrives at New York l0.s5 A. N.
Philadelphia 7. go A. H.; Baltimore 7:30 An.
Fittaburgh $40 p. n; Wheeling G:l0 P. r.; N.
Philadal phiaS.Io p n
-.;- \. EXPREsS-Arrives at New Yerk 6s0a P. n;
Philadelphia I.3u p. NJ Baltimore I'D P. r.,
Pittsburgh li;00 P. NJ " heeling 6;2f A. n
Both Trains counect az Hudson for AEf0u and eIn-
Iersburgh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
(Via AllentOWn,) , without change.
~ Fare as low a. By any other line.
80 Through Tickets can be procured At the Union
Ticket Oce, Weddell House, at the Depot, at the
Euclid-5trest Station.
J. l.. MCCULLOUGH, Sup't.
= u. MYEns, G. T. Ascent novi5
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NI.EVELAND & TOLEDO R. R


On aud after Monday, February ID ls63, Trains vii
run daily as follows Sundays eXceptodJ
T.s5 A. q. CHICAGO Elk PRESS-Stop8 a. all stations
on Southern Division, except Washington, and
arrives IN Toledo It i2-a5 A. r.; and Chicago
at 1880 P. n.
$40 P n. NORTHERN mAIE-Stops at all stations
on Northern Division. and arrives a. SanduGky
at 9.O5 P. n.
sl5 P n. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS-Stops ct all sta
tfons IN Southern Division, except Townsend,
Washinqton and Clay. Arrives in Toledo af
II.3O P. n . ChicsrO st 1000 A. z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Connections Gre inade at m0nrooville with the San
sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati T. B., At Fremont
with Fremont & Indiana r. B., and ct Toledo with
the Michigan Southern 8 Northern Indiana and To-
ledo abash Railroads fer Chlcagot Detroit, Jack
son, ForL Wayne Logausport, Lafayette, Cairo, Al
ton, st. Louis and AL points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains srrive in Cleveland from Toledo and tho
West at $40 A. n, and 10 P. 4. from saadusky
Ulsveiand, Feb. "a. 1868 =
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CLOSING BUSINESS,
DRY GOODS,

at such prices as will secure VerT rapid sale four
'H ''01'- -''7 'A' "a 'Dea 20
Largest and beat Assorted in Northern
Ohio.
The enormous advance on all kinds Of Dry Goods, ]
both Foreign and Domestic, ranging from 100 to so
these high prices attained, will enable US TO offer
Bargains that wiH Defy Competition.
wswQuld say to ALL in want Of goods for the
coming year that they
CANNOT BUY THEM TOO SOON,
as everything indicates stin higher advance. This
GOODS that viii not b. equaIlsd this ssason. We
invite SPECIAL ATTENTION to our stock Of early
SPRING DRESS GOODSI
Also to our large stock Of
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
Oherinsat BARGAINS. .. --fr
"a very large line Of:
Mourning Goods,
Empress Cloths, Plaid Stripes,
"Lupln'S" " BOmbazlnes, at old prices,
Housekeeping Goods, all kinds,
Flannels, all kinds, Summer and
Winter, iss
WOOlshsWlS, Double and Single,
Raw spun sllk.ShaWls +"
and complete line Of all kinds CT
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDRRNs
HOSIERY, - -5
H-.saf
which have advanced 100 per cent. since last year.
Great bargains in these Goods. . -.a..-.
Gentlemen can save 80 per cent. by buying Cloths
and CassiIneres Of Us.
Families aud individuals will find it for their inter-
S ils as S i hso I'D sdSReed ine muis
than loo pr cent. or. s
I Bargains in all kinds Of Goods for he
nsrt thirty days.
Freeman s. Kellogg,
217 superiOr-st.
marchiisG3s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

CENTRAL RAILROAD, LAKE ERIE AND GREEN
BAY IIyE.-The arrangements for the New
York Central Railroad, Buffalo, Cleveland,
sandusky, Toledo and Green Bay propeller
line have been completed for the navigation
season.-It will be composed Of the prOpel-
lers hereinafter named, to each of which
a master has been appointed as designated:
Equator, Captain Hines Equinox, Captain
Snow; Orantes, Captain Carney; Atlantic,
new Captain Pratt; CuyahOga, Captain
Kelly; Rocket, Captain Gaylord; Eclipse,
Captain Crosby; Araxes, Captain Parsons;
Toledo, Captain T. Watts; Marquette, Cap
tain Il. Watts; Evergreen City, Captain Col
Inns; Comet, Captain Wetmore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

Observation-Disclosures States Marshal Bill
returned from Ravenna this morning, where
he went with the supposed rebel Boyd, who
was arrested here yesterday. He became
satisfied that Boyd's story was substantially
correct, and released him from custody.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

WEST SIDE RELIEF.-The West Side Relief
Association are organized, and their arrange
ments are perfected and set in operation for
accomplishing the work for which the Society
is formed Their efforts are nobly seconded
by our West Side citizens, and great good
will no doubt be accomplished.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-18

at such prices as will secure yery rapid sale -FOUR
stock comprises one Of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

. Twenty ,SslFaf r@ofe passed awass an.lsa poor n,it,ss +ssstak tram one uf tue SacI;. . 9rento boSzrs aud lahsldi at San Frsneisess Poor, frieudless aud sick, he was scarcely able tv waI., and sat down on . box of g,odssan- der she'd In the Asrsy ,Isuhpdy isyslssd :hssu or, uoticiug hun, thought t worth while tsisss quirs into his niisfwfunes. Al lasl wlietr the bsstls bss ssasse iu'', a couple os nsH fsle- s'he along, fNs;y-.zss @-sis & 4St.ssxe=STS
 ThsssSthat poor feow. they said ,e.Ls is aeyer liket tea his lle,ne again. sesss
 Who slsad, n thr,i.. z -.
 Don,k EupM Ais nasnt, susser.ti stlss .s:.. ,
 'Ma38sf. sRak sud -.hs etbsrsi ! Alsx .!s well--a1 1swf fSasfsr:s = 2 ss ssszsE
 ThssSsme. aftractga the attention ef | .stras.- ger who stootoa tAs wirarf iossngs yer al IT voice Of goods; v
 Maxwell r shaiooked up and said. ..' Max yell Alere 2E +s!f IL aIAWQA,,GI
 They pointed him to the sick man. who seemed to iiayetailep aslerl. He vent towsfds him. EeI1 s..s.4 IAEaaf
 "A good daeal older tLan any Massati-f ev Sr knew he said. taxWof, Maxwell, hs repeated, half sload-- aud the haina seenled to food hin with psgl9ries which took bIH It ttaF' lar back t. biz ipyhood agai,. z 'Maxweis-i.e sajd again ;.;tnd a9ain was drawn It he poOss miner. If Yourp.sue is s{axWel !..hs said. see-s ing him awaier sizN 70 saisa also yEai d esan: 'sc'
 That is my name sir George ii Maxwell answered the man. wrecked eii aaI forlVrn soast.' sl+- N ss@.1's. tsti9A :. S4f i'll
 George Maxwell, exclaimed the Stranger, graspipg the miners thin hand in his right beness, healthy grip. And who amI bat SJsd littlc, sLle to carry dozen of you a,ssilg pack. Como, come my hotnc isyuur Ivme. 1t is al! suiiader with mi, George Maxwcll.'
 Who can describe tAs meeting orS the won derful faithtulness of Gods rroyidstes. where tE q t,Nydle.yo o.i clothes, rllatasSl twe!,,. ysarshetvrc. i yseided si,a tbu,pkyt haifssI2 tsiendship. food, hope, shsst-r,p ssn,dieusc, and . prospect df bestsr bisinsss than hiafng could ever be to one SO idslicately brought up aa George Maxwell had beenl..i 59s.s,,sII i..3 aIsl
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
FOR SALE.

AnNexcslleut DAIRY FARM of POO Acres Acres HE isuitably divided into. Me eadow,s Pasture and Flow Land-A fine Orchard oe Graftei Frnit-large ani commodious House and Barns --ail in goodUeEair sfhesnlpst of the Mea.i- oss can be moved with machine. and will fusnish ysfore40 head oofs Cattle, and psture fort2aC Caws Said Esthte.is situated within 15 minutes' walk k0f Geshen Gburch and tw0gopd flrtqeraplrticnlars, enquire oi theSnbscEiber oa tho pyepises.1 1sae.a azalq
 DANIEL. RENThEX E6ssifsh, Sept. 74tha1S03. 2msN T rste essr q. sce Hsrnf~-t
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

-!l!1 od g1 2gglI b4eS,lJ huJ;syyf{ 3t, y4ittrf r WHO has not suffered from 'Corps, Ispnions
 Frosted and vBlstereI Feet. Chilblains. &c. {? Who has nptEhcen ling to make aia,ost any sacrifice and ihcts any tx pense tel effect their tcnre? but as years rolled on and no relief tcame, the, sufferer, has c9n.lnded tirst they were inevitable evils, and has suffered ana cnhtinue to stffrr Intttyrt]oni froun these ap. parent simple caYses. '@itA'5 arnold 10 1si
 Every body sl1o,tt,l be glad to know that all the torInemts to whicl, the feet of luah are Sub
 ject will soon be numhered among the things If the past. owing to the Victorious success of l.EIGGS' h'AELEvIATOR. the eotqu"royi aph Ade4,5 5iisher If tlet great foes to aAA ind $ toes !i9d ap iti" I19I)"a "Hi in 1Gi i'g.EI ilioal
 Years of experimenting ,Ana study havelrc- sulteain tlieSprf'iuetiol of tifis valfatAe Prep. arttihn. which cfftcts cure withoht Taiil or ih
 t.t,f,veniencej tD Li"!o'S adi gd 93.tIja32alt-9t
 Dr. Bfigg's Aievi,ttoY is metallic 3plasterl easily applietl!a and will adhere f6rr@eeks re ..,arlfess of b;ifAitg"' Itilis fths most gentle
 and effieacio's ferhedy ever known for lalieuia. ting the pain ofaUorn, Buhioi1s, Tender Feet ,&ci id Sotfby Druggists. and seut' 'byomail 25 and 5U cents !9aml s per bbX. st3aa ? l. tpito. Z For sifflamea Baainms afesteted' Corns. in- grnwing, Nails. &c.. use DR Bai6Gs' MnrxRk 'CUsATivkp ySoldl by Druggists. and sentHby mail at 50 cents and s per box. ! rod
 .19'sd9 ADR J.BRlGGs. rfap,ietnr ' u ,'em!tW aHP Practical Chirapodist.ifA lyl9. .Istsiii"H II a212 BrOadway,r NJ tY!T
 s4fs4ufyr41 VI 4 ,,st,o,lt: T = ;,a. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

vHVHE Court of Probate for the District of
 Ltchtisld, hath limited and allowed six iMonths from the date hereof, for ths creditors to the Estate of Uri M Watkins, late of taoshen in said district, deceased5i in which to exhibit their claims for allowan6ovand kettleuent Those Ineglecting to present, their accnunts within said time, properly attestssd;; win be debarresl a recovery. le All persons indebted to said sstase. are requested to make immediate ''I.,o.T .',ga,i gisslH HENRY i NORTON, EE1.,:sa 5sroSss tsslleo5.nI itt h.t1 4fEsgt# oSt26
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
nISrRICT of New Milford, ss., Probat ate a4D Court. 0ctolerl0th, lS63g osis liu I


 nISTRICT of New Milford, ss., Probat te n4V E0urtI 0ctoberl0th, l5t3g osis lsiu ! ' Estate 0f WIhLlAM N -s BR0ksoN. late of the Town of Nav Milford in said district, drceas< d Yhei Coart'of Probate for the District of New Milford. hath limise,llantl talloweil six mon, hs from the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate. represented ins,lvcnt in which to lex- hibit the claims thcrstss and has appoin.cd Messrs.s WillE,inf Roberts and Truman Rich. mont boti-of s;tid New Milford, Comn,ission. CTS to receive and examine said claims.
 oe Certified b. '2 z 7 3 SAMUEL D. oRToN, Judge. The Subscribers give notice. that tkey shall meet at the Office of JohuS. Turrcll, sEsq in said New Milford, on the a,st ihy Of Dscem- Der, 1868. and on the 10th day of April, T S64 . 1t one o'clock in the afternoon. ons each of said days. for the parpose of attending on the business of said appointments s9l ie E,4s'*'sa1
 s, MIRIAM RsBERrs, co 'hF''d 0q TRuuAx RfcHxoxD, Se"'A's' All persons indebted to said estate. are re- quested to make immediate payment to 3w26 WILLIAM E. uOYT. Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

SH lSTRICr Aafo Kent. ss.. TSosatc Court, .1 7 sOet1ber l7th. lio0.iA 153i 7T-,
 On anotion of the a.im;l.is;,,sts7 on the es tate of LAURA tnAxBrnLAis, k.ta of ktm IL. said distinct. decr"s.,i :, I his SeGp ,l"th de cree, that six months from Ii.e slats hereof br allowed and limited for the trc,li,yls et sIiti estate, to exhibit thxif claims ainst the same to the Administrator thereof y i' .sb 2 3 !ta-
 .r,7faf 1y,i HENRY O. NASH, Judge. .l
 All persons indebted to said estate, are re quest. to make immediate paymept to oti.
 3t27 .141 09 DAVID NOBLE, Adm'r..l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
l tuhHtA{a .b3t Iah6 -!!I"hsBd 4 li H
 NAUGAIUCK RAILKOAD.-tOn and 9afte, 4y Tuesday,, aJune Y3, 1883. Trains will rm

M NAUGATUCK RAILKOAD..tOn and Vafter " Tuesday, nJune2 23, l565, Trains will fun as follows s.:t4 HtQD q .S.f 4 {fs 3+ ~
 CONC NORTH ' Lsape Bridyrpou. For Win tied, conducting witt, the 8.gO A. M. Train from New York, and with the 9.45 A. N ry with rryia tb and Kom HmtEEd.
 l220p M. Freight Train for Waterbury
 s{A0rs NFor z.V5rlstell. corfuccting with the ,. SOP NJ. Train from New Haven, and Water bury with 'rsaiA from Hartiortt sSA
 1 5.2O '' Freis6f a'rsin forY Ysteybury.
 l GOING $ urn -Ltaue Winsted.- P.35 A. M For Bridgeport. EewJYdrkiand New Haven connecting at Waterbury with train for Hart. ford. 3A- flHcI:j fstniW Iii
 1 Ias0P, N, ,Eor Bridgeport. New York and New Haven connecting at Waterbury with i Issss Sstessssy tDr a.s .1;a ssaa.s: Is.ge>>sA k Freight Train fpr bridgeport.
 s.l5 :. For B'kisepIft,A New York and New
 8 2Sa4pse1iasain fsaRrsl.gpor.
 N'. soa a P. N. For Bridgeport. New. York and { LeaDe Waterbury tor the North -121Op. N
 Is's sas 'pF M T'SsSSi Fss 9in,t.d a ban izl scd stfhe SClgst frpms Noifolk connects. with the i6 B A N Train tl'wn from Winstei and re. turasdp! the taEriyslq of the 4.46 P. N. Train fr.,ul- Bridgeport. The weelbpsyl ssgs. arrisssl F ,tsql connect at Sevmouy with the $ B A. Train down from Winstsfla ands returns s.sn othenarfiya of the 10 l5 A. N Train from Bridgeport H
 The stage frpHstN w ,,t ,tE,ttfard. ,Otis,oCoIe- brook. Burlington. Litchtield and Bsthlem Tar. rises to connect with the A2.30 EnM.i Train deSIs from Winsted. an,l returns sn the arri. val of fttlie l0il5aA.M, 1Traia up from Bridge. ~s is .itL '. 1al, 9''it. :tdi y 9siTYeInI tsgd .sFI hcSStage for ornH,rwinton leaves, Litohfet,l station on tho afr:y.i Inf the 10 l5sA, M Train upfronDH DHfllgeport. bayi,il,.- s,sf,o
 The Stage from Wa.etown ,connects with Inc 5 10 4. N. Train down from Waterbury J and returns on the arrival of tEe 10. Is A N. hAiHnplfrSm Drflkspoft. HFnh HfiT'i -q The Stage for Goshen caves Woleattrile onE lhs arriyalef the loi l A M.t Train from Bridge
 Discount ssaats sat made rto1p too pas.ss ss sger. purchasing Ticketsat the once. so 'Aa s4 e,a,,stI sac:. sWATlslsI.IIs r, Superins'Gt.99 Bridgeport June 22d lssss.'it 1s sls5 tf II.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

EL4SQUENT Tax Payers ot Canaan. on .M1 List of 1892, having been notified direct. rlyaAa an1sreetly, sor the pastsix mouths, that Taxea were duo, ran sleep on this matter until xN144 IT of November. 1883, when forbcar anoe, 1fg She opinion of your humble Aervant.) ssSSh to bA 10 virtue ! ssiz sJo <
 HENRY P. BOARDMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
Editor ctr Enquirer:

Etiaor cf Ehquire-: as gasl yI.3
 DEAR SIR F: With your permission. I wish to say to tue rsaders of Yoav paper that will send by return mail. to all who wish it tfree a Recipe, with full directions for making and using simple Vegetable Balm. that will eff feciuallyl remove iu ten days. Pimples, Blotcl,- cs. Tan. Freckles, and all impurities oi the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. ..r..,.,, ,.< ..s,,s4s..
 I will also mail free to those having 1ald Heads. or. Bare Faces. simple directions and information that will enable them, to start a full growth of .Luxnriant Hair. Whiskers, or q Moustache in less than thirty days a,a l3i'' < All applications answered by return mail without charge ,stI ,fs..ss.s...t X. ..5 e Respectfully yours. ...,5s.. .s. " .' ( THOS K. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
 Sm24 ,fas s3l Brosdway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
Cathartic Pills.

| rINHE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
 ! taxed their utmost produce this Lest mst perfect
 purgatiye which is knowh to man Innnmsrable proos -ap Shown tba, ,thsss fy.ss hsrs5s sDt@sviish sEI4ah excellence the ordinary medcness sasd that ths3 Nn9p- precedentediy upon the esteem of All h,en fet nsas
 and pleasant ts take batpd~ersni to cure. Their pue- tatipg properties stimulate the vital actlresOf the lod
 remove the obsructions of Its organs, purify the blood
 and sxpef disease. Thsypufgsodt theou hurhOT v'eh breed and grow ldisteppes stimulate sluggish CT SsSr dered organs into their natural action sn impat heahy
 tone with strength o the whole system Not only do they cnrsthe eseGysay eomplsnis Of esefy ipdx but also formidable and dangerous diseases ta. have hanrd
 the best of human skill While they produee po~sTnn
 effects they are at tie time, n dh'inshsn w saiest and best physic that can be employed or
 Being sugarcoated they pleasait to fake ana nank purely vesetable free from my rHk oi harm. en1s
 have been made which srpass bei'f were 'ney nS'
 stantiated by men of such exalted position and character hs to fiid tlis saspidon Of untknih. Many cfi"sn' clsrgymen and hysiciHps have lent ther uaHss !" to the public the reliability of my reinrhs, Ne oeA Have sent me tfie ass9aee of their e'nrich thai my rrerhratens cpn,rLpte imnensely to the rsiisi eiFy afflicted, suffering fellow-men- ,., l,, ..f,.i..
 The Agent GeoS nai,ed E pleased to fafnih gratis hv Asnsriran Alaiaaac, ,contaihse certificates of their cures, Of ,he Allowing eowpalns
 Costiyeness, Bilious Complaints, hheulatish. 1Heisy, lfeaffbnrny y1Ietdcbe arisIng fch Sbui stohss AaF sea Indigestion Morbid function Of the Bowels and Pain arising tereoni Fatulency- los of Appetite a Ulcer GUS and ,Cuialssus Dlspses ghrh pqairc Rn sSsrrant medicine, Scrofna or Kings Evil They also. Iy purify ing tie bleod aud Stimulating the system, many eolap,aints which t would not De supposed they eouh reach, such as Deafness Partial Blindness Nsnrss ana Nervous Irritablity DsEAnEeents of the Liver and ho neyE Gpt and other kipdred complaints arising from ,loE state r ths bods sr obstrialien of R1 hnefs E a-Do notsbs las of by uhrsinsipist deaiuaxih souS otaer pm they nuke more profit on. ,Ask tr Ar.s thIils and take nothing e,. No other they s-4 s'is .yeu compsses vith tlskin s intrinsic vaipe g powers. The sick want the Lest aid ihsrs s sr 'ss, and they shRuia haseif. hti. ssinado I.Insr,f~ si od Prepared by Dr. J. C. A \ h..,S 's prasticai ana An,lytical chemist Lowell, Hlasss.s "a is;sY' ss f,a sfh nos .FisE Boxrs sek sIgH ei aa I snsaI r DaS S I saLD BY v 'sSi .lsri nd sI Fl T y.,ns A Buel.. Iitchfeld. ,sn, nsaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

suHHE Court of Probate for the District of
 lo forsitgte1 hath, .imited and allowed six months fr1M the date hereof, for the creditors to the Estate af RALpM .PAlAER late If Torring- ton. in said District. aec.ased. in which 10 ex- aibit thsir claims fqf aiiowapce and ssts lensnt withia said tine, psrsoperlys 7 attsstea. viii be deharred . recovery. All persons indehted to said Estate arc reqnestedt to make immediate 7 = :. .,7 }, ,,.i, TT OLIVER r. Cog, Adm.r. { :, Teiriss ton, oct. 7sb, issa. < si2e
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29

Ara Court Of Probate holden at LitchEeld
 Aowithin and for the District of Ntchiield, on thel5th day of October, A. D. 1863.9taAd
 Prcseht4 Charles Adams, Esql Judge!
 Estate of NATHAN BAssE1T, late of Warren in
 osDsnsp. That tie n,2sth day E. of ( October, r A. D; 1863. at 2 o'clock, ,y P. M,, be and the same is hereby assigned for the exhibition and allowance of, the account of the AdRinistrator with said Estate and the Court directs the Administrator to give public notice to all per sons Interested therein; to appear and he heard therein. by publishing this Order In a' weekly n2hewspapcrg printed in Litctifsld County, and return m ike to this Court 'z;i.. .- .&5Aatrue copy df Record, .! sF'ae9i ! II n
 St27e CHARLES ADAMS. Judge @f