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Arrest Of the Aunt ana Cousin Of semme,

Arrest OF the Aunt ana Cousin Of Semme1s
Mrs. semmes, an aunt Of the rebel pri-
Vstser, RIphsl Semmes, and Miss Semmes,
her daughter, were arrested on Sunday at
Baltimore by Government detective, up
on the serious charge Of attempting to poi
son the United States Surgeon Of West
Buildings Hospital. Some days ago the
accused sent several bottles Of wine 70 the
Surgeon Of the Hospital, and q part Of it
was given TO 9 number Of invalid soldiers
They were soon afterwards seized with ILL
ness Of violent character, which led TO
the suspicion that the wine contained q
poison. Some Of il was submitted to q
chemical process, which resulted in the
discovery Of considerable quantities Of
arsenic. The inference on the part Of the
officials was that the sccused designed
poisoning the Surgeon, and hence the ar
rest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

The Orphan and -OIdIsr's Family Kslief
BRZRars
MR. EOIToR.-The author Of su article
iu the Evening Herald A locker on in
Vienna" evidently intended to arouse Op
position to the Bszssr for the benefit Of
the Orphsn Asylum and the soldiers
families, will allow a locker on in C!eSs-
land, who ''holds no place in councils etc.,
to reply.
The citizens Of Cleveland, for the last
two winters, have given most generously
70 the Orphan Asylum-mOre than
enough for its immediate wants. The
trustees and managers Of that institution,
realizing their present great claims upon
public ohsrity, cannot conscientiously ask
Of the generous hearted people more than
enough to defrsy their current expenses.
They, therefore, propose uniting with their
Bazaar q charity, that needs neither argu-
ment or petitions TO commend itself as
second To none to every true hearted man
and woman. This proposition has met
with hearty approval from the most intel
Iigent and influential gentlemen Of our
city, as many Of the wards arc st present
destituts Of funds, and comparatively few
Of these wards have any active orgsni'
Istion. The medium of the Bszsar would
be q much pleassnter one through which
to obtain the requisite funds to carry on
this noble work, than that Of solicitation.
1 cannot agree with the humanitarian
views Of the "Vienns" correspondent
that such en- object can do ought else than
cooperate with the Aid Sooisty in their
noble work Of caring for the soldiers in
field. They are both members Of the
same body-distinct organizations, yet
insepersbly allied. One cannot be sup
ported without helping the other. No
soldier in the field is worthy the interest
felt for him BY the kind hearts OF the San
itsry Commission, who does not rejoios
that his helpless ones are cared for 81
home, and no suffering he is called upon
to bear, either ir hospital or camp, can be
60 great as to know they are uncsred fol-
snd unknown. No true charities can con-
fict-they aid each other, and that must
be considered but doubtful benevolence
that needs be supported to the injury Of
another.
Let us hope, therefore, the "patriotic
element" will be most thoroughly awaken
cd for the soldiers families, knowing full
well, from past experience, that when the
Aid Society makes its appeal. it will be as
It's appeals have hitherto ben, cordially
and generously responded to.
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Mothers. BIothers!l aEOtheFs!H

Don't tail 70 procure aFs. GIEsLOV'5 SOUTH
-HG SYRUP tor CHILDREH TEETHIEG.
Nis valuable preparation Is shs prescription lone
- - best Fenals Physie aus and Nurses in ths
nJtsd 8, Ns and has BEN us'd for thirty years Sta
- ..5,, Sa.sty aud aaeesss BY millions Il moth
from the Ies3ts infant Of one Woek
-. -. 't8ot only relieves tbs child ron
IN, ',,aor.,., the stomach and bowels, cor
60, sci,,,, - - ions aud energy to the Whcs
-. =, s,tn ai1no5tt StAn1ly relieve
BOW I. g AND WIND OOLdC
We bslIsvois the BssE and snreSt Eemedy y 'o'
world II ali cases o. pYssntsl ana DlAIEns-a
children Eusthsr It arise from s''nins' " '''-
any oshe eanse -,
Sz-Fuli directious sor uziag Viii aoo.suPsnJ -
bottle. None gsnnlns unless the fso-simi = q W
IIs Z PERKIHs, New Y0rs, iI on Lho VIA. yos.
s~son By al Medicine DsalSES. Principal ~
g Dsy-st, EoW York.
PzIes .suIJ 95 CSuts ser EstiIs.
H.
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oep. the enclosed siae quo non" Send copy
e. WN E. HILL,
Qd Lieut.. Co. A, 18th Vols.

oeps The enclosed siae qua noH.'' Send copy
e WM E. HILL,
I'd Lieut.. Co. A, 18th Vols.
It will be seen that the signature to the
advertisement is different from the name
to the letter accompanying it. consequent
ly they are fictitious.
The plan Of this Hill is evidently to obtain,
byssnding them carte de Visites purpOrtip g 10
be his own, the photographs Of the young
ladies who are silly enough to answer his
advertisement. After selecting from these
photographs such as strike his fancy, the
originals Of which being, according to the
tone of their letters, easily imposed upon,
he continues the correspondence with them,
intending eventually to accomplish his
vile purpose, whenever he should meet
with any Of his gullible victims.
Already we hesr of cases Of young girls
having been ruined by writing letters to
these Correspondents Wanted" sdvsrti-
s-rs. We read of two girls leaving their
home for the purpose OfjOiniug their adver-
Using correspondents, who had prOfessed
attachment to them in their letters
We advise all girls TO psy no attention
to advertisements of this kind, under any
| circumstances whstever.
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DEMAs :. BARNES AGO.
TThs nhinf ALtrihutes % Manhood 81

The Ohief Attributes Of Manhood are
r-soueutly lost or suspended oy mal-pracsces and
oious habits that viii inevitably Lead 20 hereditary
diseAss unlesa checked IN time Head the truths Ai
down in the treatise 'HUHAN FRAILTY, or PHES
IoIogIuAL RnsEaRoHEs" II Is oahoratsl7 iilustrl'
sd With ooIOrod sngrsvings and win convince tha
most hardsEed and unoonoonlsd, s. well e relieve
tas minds OF the most desJoadins, oy leading thaG
IN tne right ehanaei tOr Telisf o. bodily and nenfA
agony and despair.
BsE-Sold By Dr.. BABBoE, l94 Blesoksr-et.s y: y
PRICE lS tsnts sent tree evsrYa here See sdTert11l
unent OF 't TriessnaE'' in another column.
sold also by g. ", CLARK. Druggist CisTelAn4i
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wYNKoop's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseasas Of the Throat, Chest snd Pulmonary o.
gans G-e ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous.
The properties OF medicine 70 alieviA cure and
aprOUt THESE comp aiutg, must be ExpectOrant, Ano-
dyne and InyigOra ins. lUuseulng the muous oa the
throat, and impartiGE tons 70 the entire 81 STEM 30
discovery IN midcsl s5t9c7 over mastered thla elasa
o. diseases nSs Dr W. koopis Iceland Peosoral IL
Is used ffh the most ast Dishng resulta IL al oa9e1
% Bronchitis, Inf 1snzs, Whoopfng Couch, Diptne-
ma or Putrsd Sore Throst. Asthma Group Coughs
Oolds, Nervous Debility. sc.
The Rev. J. J. Potter certides, that nave USED
Dr. Wynknup's Poctora Os several years, self and
ia ny family, for Pulmonary Complaintss and
have recommended it 20 many others, and have neV'
er seen its equal - Rev. J. J. P.JrTEBt
Brooklyn, n. Z.
Hundreds and thousands ofimpOrta1t testimonial
could be produced showing its rec abe cures ang
that iE EsvEz FAILS It Is imposed Of pure Iceland
Moss, EsIn o. q cad, Peruvian Balsams Elecampane
Conirey, Burd Ck and other iuval uahie ezpeetoran
and tonic ingredients ~ Is harmless, prompt and
lasting. InTaids and sufferers cannot anJrd 70 neg
lect trial avery ianily should have Il IL IL re-
mArkable for Group Full descriptions recommend-
ations and directions accompany each bottle.
ET PrBPared b. Ut. B. ID MTSKO0P, and sold ~
y RARHEa 20 Nnu Fo-r ivio-R2aAo9
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS.
Ami the Friends Of Soldiers ] ]

We cali the sttention Of al haTing relations o
frends In the army to the fact that ''4ofdand G. =
nan rttter8 will cure ntns-tentha Of the di8sr =.
Induced by oxposure aud piiTations inciney :, -
amp are In the hsis, published almost d. - ~
th newspapers on the arrival Of the sick, Il IN -
tOticed that verV large d.oportiO1 arc s,sris 81 ~
e0m dehllith Every c.se Oi that kind q % ~ ra5
ly cured Dy Hofiands German Bittera We 49, ~
hesitation 10 say ing that II thee Bite 80 t.iS
u5si DOEg our sodiers. hundreds Of iV.. ai5h3 "
saved that otherwise would be lost 's7 III 81 W
The prophet rs are daily reoeivinT tha,k,,t t.,.
roI sunerer8 IN th- army and h0, 5if.is Rho - b
snt % hem b. their friends sN0'' Ni's'is'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

VI me tery bslt qua ltles anu AS"es' ALiee1'
CARTEs de vIsITB-Of Gen. Gilmore and
i've hundred others.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBGMs-20oO in sixty
different styles.
JUVENILE BOOKS-Whoiesale at Manu-
facturers prices.
JUVENILES IN sETTs-OVer 1000 Sets
snd Games.
JUVENILES A sPECIALTTY-Fullest as
sortment We ever offered
JUVENILES IN LINEN-Co Colored Pictures.
PAPER AND ENVELOPES-At the Low
est Market prices.
OFFICE INKS-Arrold's, Cox's, Spsnseri-
an, American, sc.
DRAWING PAPERs-of all Sizes and
Qualities.
INK KsTANDS-Glass Wood, Rubber, POck-
ct, &c.
OUTLINE MAPs-Pslton's, MitshsPS,
CornelPs, SO.
DICTI0NARIEs-Worcestsrs and Web
steTs, sll sizes.
sg-Ths TradsAare invited to eEsmins our stock, OF
address d bY nail u Cleveland, o. or hoad vile, Pa
RsTn'm NGHAm Is BILAQG.
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q d
EncY7lODediA Religious KnoWlsdge.l
Although not disposed 70 favor or recommend Pat
eat Medicines gene-sl. through distrust OF thei4
iugredisnts and eiterts vet know Of no Sufficient
rsGsons Ehy a ms7 NAV testify 70 the beI Cd he
believes himsel 70 ha. sceiVed nom any simple
preparation, in the % may thus contribute 70
tho benefit OF othurB.
do thls fhe ore rsadiJs Il regard 20 hoonRnd'H
GERMAN Bitter8, prepared by Dr.. o. III Jackson. of
this city, Oecause wns proIudtced against them Tor
mGn years under the impression that they were
chiefly an s'coaoiic mixture IN indebted 70 lay
friend hobart shoemaker EQs, or ca removed this
pr0i1dos BY propar ts1tJ and for encouragement to
~ them, whom suffering from great and lOrg confin-
usi debility. The Of thcee bOstlss OF these Bit
tsrs ct the beginning Of the present yesr, wa8 fol-
lowed By evident relief and restoration 70 degree Of
bodily aId msHtal Vgor Whieh had not felt Tor slX
months before and had Of regaining
Therefore thss God and my friend Tor directing me
70 the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia, June q, 1851
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lCoamUEiCArsD.l
pgLmOSsBT CONSUMPTION A CURAsLE DISEASE !
A Csrd-Po Consumptlves.

The undersigned having been restored 70 Health ~
few weeks, BY = very simple remedy atisr having
suffered several years With severe lung aneetionI
and that dread disease Consu1npton--is anxious TO
maks known 20 his feIloW-sufersTs tho means Of
cure.
To who desire II, he will end COPY o. the pse-
.,ripsion used se of charged with the diresrioEa
for preparing and using the same, which they vii
aud sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronehi-
tis 40 Tne only object Of the advertiser In ssndrs
the Prescription is benefit the afflicted and spread
information which he eoneetyss 10 be tnvaiuAoeAnd
ne hopes every sufferer will Try this remedy, e. WI
cost them nothing, and nay prove 3 blessing.
Parties wishing the prsssr'p' VII ease addssss
Rsy. EDWAKD A. WILSON, - Siuiamsbursh.
KinEs oounty, b. Z.
gB-EFe ab7vs Rem d. may ea 0btailei IlsTs-
lsud fC.S ueSE Els, Druggis-, 20 l25 Sup rior-
81 Cal for pamphle rs- Of cnarse. sctl = d1E
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

On Sunday a'ternoon, November 18th, At his resi-
dsnce in HsWbargh, WILLIAM KELLEY, Ier =
short Illness.
Funera, On TueedIy morning, December lst Tbs
procsEsIoD wllsave the use of the deceased at 10
O'Clock a n aud gro. d 10 the Disciples church in
Neubureh, where the funeral services will be per-
formed
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EOOFLAHB's sgRaAH GITTEks

SUUFIAA9'S sek&Aa lIeS
Dr. HOOnand's German BItters,
PKEPAKED BIZ
DI. 0. N. JACKSON, PAIlsaslphia, Pa
II NOT A RUH1 DRINK,
Oh A SUBSTITUTE FOR Rum,
OrGu intoxicating Beverage,
BUT A HIGHLr EuEcEaTD aEGE1AslE EXTRACT
AFURI F0HIG
H.. jhOa AIoohOE;e SiaIan.Or 1',i.riOa' Drr0''
AID WILL ETTEoTUALLK OUKH
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUEDIOE.
HOOnand's German Bitters
WI OUs EvuEg OaSs Of
Ghrsais ~ HsrvOss Debility, Dissa'' sf th'
K;SasyI, and Dissasss aTisins fFsa
DisOTdsFed Stomach
OBsERVETHEFOLLOWING sYMPTOMk
Resulting nom Disorders OF the Digestive Organs;
Con.
| stipation,
| Inward riiss,
| FUR sss OF Blood
% the Had, Acldity
Ofthe Stomach, Hsusea,
Heartburn, disgust Tor toods
| Fulness or weighL in the 5tom-
sch, sour EructAsions, sinking or
Fluttering ct the Pit Of the Ssomacni
SWIMMING Of the Head, aurrisd .S and Hi. HRii;
Choking or sufIoSating Sensations when in . ~
S s Fs2eP sad Il Du Ps Inn n Ss Go
doie1oy Of Perspirsti0n, YsllOEnsss Of the
! Skin and Eyss, Pain in The side, ss5kI
Chest, Limbs a., eudde flush-
constant In aginiaE of Evil
and Ersat Depression Of
plant, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia
EO0dand's German Bltters
WI Give Yea
A GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
ENERGETIC FEELINGS,
AGOOD CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
SOUND CONSTITUTION,
) A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
weak sGTOns
WILL MAKE FH1
Delicate Hearty
WILL MAKE TIE
Thin Stout
WILL MAKE THn
! Depressed Lively
: WILL MAKE 5S3
t SslloW Complexion Clear
5 WILL MAKE FHE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
viii Prove Blessing
IN EV cry FAMILY
Can be Used with PsrisOt.sAfssy By
MALE OLD
Oh on
FEMALE, YOUNG
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MARRIED.


In oIismAr .. p emit or 18Th, b. Rev. A. -halpe,
Mr. GEO GE y. PEHK HS and Mis- hEBROCA
=. WHITAKER. bo n Il lavsl-ni.
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A Copperbesd poet informs Father
Abraham, through so-oalled Democrat
paper on the Reserve, that
We're coming, Father Abraham,
From Ohio's hills and lakes,
An humble set Of Democrats,
With talls between our legs.
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Hasan's Magnolia Bslm,

This & the most delightful snd extraordinary HrE'
ole s7er discovered 1t changes tbs ssu-ouTas iacs
and hands - psasly texture OF rEishI-s bean
g. I'm parting tho marble purity o; youth, sad ne
osrIEsUE appearance inviting IN the city belle o
ashioa It removes tan, frsckss, plmPles and roush
aess from the skin, leaving ths complexion Tesh
sransvareat anu smooth 1t contains no maferAli U.
turions 20 the skin Patronized BY Actress Ana
Opssa singers. Il IA what every Lady should naEs-
EB-S0ld EYeryEhsFe.
pEMAs :. BARNES &COs
General Agents,
,,,vi.Rqs 2la Broadway, New YORK,
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EYER AND AGUE.

The o. Z will INT return II these Bitters are Used
No person. EeVer and Agde District AhOuld be
Withoutt1,
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PRICES

ZORS L.s
karEs Size . % = bottle, or half dozen S5OO.
Medium Size IS or bsif dozen nj
me large q, % account Of the quantity the bof-
ties hold, are much the cheaper ~
should your Eearsst drlgEist not have the article
ao not De on By OF the Intoxicating preparas
lions that Ray Be offered 10 its place. DuI ssnd e n1
ana We VIII forward. securely pGcksd,O5 ,xpress.
Principal Office and Mandatory
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

EBlToR LEADIR: Please inser. the above in
voar daily. for the benefit Of the ladies, and 40
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[Eron RsV.J. ton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Enoy1lODedis Religious KnoWIsdge.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-30

PrinOipal Ofi0e and Msnufaotor1
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

rhCss suffering nom IArnsulHs, wasting away, with
ioarcsll nssn their bones, cured IN s very
iort timsi ono bottle in such casos, will have mOsi
effect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05

TO 0ur Patrons we make . low bow, As we again approach you to show How tkc :. Ese-Hivc" swarms so enlivingly, And the H..sls move otf most surprisingly. From thr Ere Hivc they go-even so-'s ~ TO all parts. of the County, trow We'll show yOn how fast they are moving. With tvo. .thirds market pricts- qaite soothing, On this day of high priees-and rising. ]" We can namo such lor priets-surprixing To those that are posted the latest, Our prices ast0nish the greatest Will you cali and scc-then compare With those of all others, elsewhere. Teas Sugars and Coffee, nea. old prices, With Nntmegs and most other Spices; With Groceries too numerous to mention, And Crockery to hold their distcntioa. Many Ntsc Goods' received we of late, Also auanti,iss of an earlier date: Paranlettas, Silks, De Laines, and So forth, With Prints and s Worsted Plaids-lcss thar worth a Shawl.. Iaccx Cloves and Cambrics, 90 low, Even Thanksgiving Boosters do crow. If with velvetor Ribbons to be matched. Or Dresses new or old to be patched, I can suit you--so do not despair: With any Color the 1rimmings cempere. From the blackest to those that are bright, assure you, thcy'll all be found right. So come one and all without fail, To our present Closing-Ont Sale. You II fnd ,is at home in South Street, With prices that cannot be beat So come and make sur. it's all true; With this, must bid you adieu.
 s.N. BRONSON.
 Nov. 25th. 1862. sl-tse
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
NOTICE.


 YHyO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN Notice is hereby U given, that lot of Lumber, consisting of Boards and Plank, left at tho Depot of the Honsatonic Rail Road Company. at Cornwall Bridge, County of Litchtield and State of Con- necticut. more than aix months preceding the date of this Notice; and that the true owner os said Lumber is unknown, and ncglccts to take the same away ,and on which Lumber the said RailRosdComrany have lien for freight, and which Lumber was consigned to theJcwett Manufacturing Company.
 Said Lumhcr will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder, at said Depot, under the in- specticn of Henry A. Eottsford, Deputy of the Sheriff tor said County, or some other Deputy of said Sheriff, after the expiration of three months from the publication of this notice. v:s. on the 17th day of February. 1863, at one o'clock in the afternoon, unless the same shall he taken away by She owner, before said time of sale.
 Such sale will he made pursuant to tho Stat. ute in such case made and provided. CHARLES HUNT. President Housatonic Rail Road Co. Office of the HOusatonic Rail Road Co.,, Cornwall Bridge, Nov. 7th. 1862. 30 ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
BILL OF F.aRE
! AT THE

 St. Julian Eating Saloon. OYSTERS -Norwalk, Roast. Rav. Stswsd and Fried;
 Fair Haven Plants, at Wholesale; E. P. Goodsell's solid o, st rs, ,Stewsd Fri- ed, or Raw;
 Adams Superior Tripe. of NewHaven. .frisd to order, or by the lb. PIES Mincs, Apple, Custard, Lem on. Tart; CAKES Loaf, Pound, Fried, Cup. Fehnsl 1; HERRING-Ry the dozen and box; EGGS-Eoiled and Fried Barrington Crack CTS by the lb. CHEESE By the slice;
 Nuts and Candies of all kinds; Oranges and LemOns;
 Sugar Coated Cardamins; Maple Sugar. by the cake and lb. Bantam SnAD, alixs. SrcxkHa. D1INKS-Ice Water, Whitmors's Root Beer, Harr, sy's OLD STOCK ALE.
 fg CASH f~sc FOR EGGS. .D w CLANS on Saturday. The Subscriber returns thanks for the liberal patronage given him. < hopes to be able hese after to give same satisfaction as heretofore.
 .s4.. :. A. WREELER. .. D. WHEELER, i~ent Litchfeld. May stA 1862. Hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

FINHE sciences of Chemistry and Medicine have bssn taxed their utmost to produce fhis best perfect shown that these Pi have virtues which surpass excellence the ordinary medicines that they via u. precsdsutediy upon the esteem of all They are sA and pleasant ts take but powerful to Their tratng propeties stimulate the vxl activities of the body ths instructions of its organs purify the bood and sxpsi disease They purge the foul hucrs wic breed and grow dstsmper stimulate sluggish or dsor. dsrsd organs into their natural acon and mpart healthy tone with strength to the whole system. Not only they the everyday complaints of every body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have basd tho best of human skill. While cy produce powerful seets they at the time, in diminished doacs the safest and best physc that be employed fer children Being sugarcoated they pleasant to take and being purely vegetable free from any risk of harm Cures have been made which supass belief they not su sianatsd by of such exalted position aud character to forbid tho suspicion of untruth. Many emiscnt elsgymen and physicians have lent their naca to certify tS the public the reliability of my remedies while others have sent tho assurance of their conviction that my Preparations contribute immensely to the rslisf of my afflicted, suffering fsllow.msn.
 Ths Agent below named s pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac containing directions for their uss and certificates of their cures, of the following compaints
 Costivensss Billions Complaints Rhsnnatism, Drcrsy, Indigestion Morbid lnacton of the Bowels and Tain arising tlsrefro Flaleney Loss of Appetite all Ulcer. os and cutaneous Diseases which require evacnant medicine Scrofnla or Kings Evil They also by purify ing the blood and stimulating the systen cure many eompainss which 1t would not b. snrpcsed they could rcnch such Deafness. Partial Blinncss. Neuralgia and Nervous irrability Dsransem~nis of the Liver and Kid ncys, Cunt and other kindred complaints arising from tow state of the body CT obstruction Of its fnctions
 Do not be put oF by nnprincipled dealers with ether pill they make more profit Ask for AYKE't PILLS and tak4 nothing else. No other they give you compares with this in iss intrinsic yalne curative powers. The sick want the best aid there is for thsm and they should have it.
 Prepared by Dr. J. c. AVER. Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
 Pn,ex a5 crs. PER Box. FIVE Boxxs Sos $I.
 SOLD BY
 Nm.C .C.B Buell., Drugg st and Apothecary, ,I,ch
 field, C=
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05

rrrRID SoRr THaoAr. CuRI.-A lady who Aas experienced the benefit of the following remedy. is very anxious that the public should become asquaintsil with it, and it's value :.- "Mix one eill of strong apple vinegar, one table. speon of strained honey, and half . pod of red psppeHor halfs tea-spoonful of ground pepper,) boil them tcgethsr to proper: conscience esd then pour it into half pint of strong sage tea. lp ssvsrs eases. half . tea-spoonful fof . fanker decreases lsssen tho frequency of tine dose.,,'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
FARM FOR SALE,

nWING to his peculiar circumstances. the O Subscriber is induced to offer for Sale one of the finest Farms in the Valley of the Housatonic River. the same is situated in tho Village of Kent Plains rn the Banks sf the Housatonic River, abont uns hsndred rods from the Depot of the Housatonic Rail Road. Said Farm contains about one hundred acres of fine Farming Land. we'll watered and fenced, aLd vol adapted to all kinds of Farming. and particularly SO, for the raising of Wheat. To baeco and otker leading crops. Upon it is a large and commodious Dwelling House. three Barns with Sheds. and numerous Ont-Build- inEs. In the Village are two Churches, ssve. ral Stores, a Post Office, School Houses, &c.. and offering in every respect, one ofsthe mos. drsirablc locations in the County. and to those wishing to purchase. affording arare opportu- nfty.
 Terms fsaaonabls, and will be made known by the Subscrihex un the premisea.
 s s HOMER SWIFT.
 Kent. Jan. 12th. lsss l 4tlos